The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

the night of June so. Those placed in
nomination are Russell !. Wissler, w
+. Jones and Ernest L Reguin.
The lodge voted to donate $40 week
to men on strike on a branch OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and paid
$50 to members on the sick list Bust
ness Agent E. H. Misner reported that
there is a prospect for settlement in a
satisfactory manner of the trouble with
the California saw works. resulting In
the union machinists walking out when
asked to work nine hours a day In Ylo-
lation of the metal trades association
agreement.
The following have been elected as
the officers of steam filters helpers
union No. AL for the ensuing term:
w. Hart. president; ]. d. Lee. vice
president; T. A. Mills. recording secre-
tary; e. J. Wiley. financial secretary;
try; H. P. Martin, c. McNally. A Chew
alier. ]. Campbell and A ]. Lynch, ex-
eeutive board; F. Dewey statistician-
Golden Gate auxiliary No. of the
district council of painters has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
term:
Harry Daniels, president. Raw Strun.
vice president; Edward NJ Gallagher.
financial secretary; c. Schneider, treas
urer; H. Fairfield. recording secretary
Roy Ortelley. CONDUCTOR; Delegates
Blum. Conroy and Bremen. trustees.
Leather workers union No. 81 has
elected the following as officers for the
ensuing term:
Turnbull, vice president; ]. a. Peter
SON. recording secretary; F. III. motifs,
marshal; N. Howard. chaplain: w. w.
Waller, guard; r. Davis and j. A Re
terson. delegates to the jaoor council
The moIders' union has made the fol-
lowing nominations for officers to be
elected for the ensuing term:
william PAUL. for president, Charles Reas for
tary and business agent; James de sueea. treas
urer; d. HoIleran, door keeper George Gray, ID.
Cavanagh J. Field William E1elq a F Frsa
Moss, auditor; John o. Walsh, ]. j. Field VII
liam P. McCabe NJ. J. Roche and J. /. Nolan,
delegates TO the San Francisco labor council; j.
E. Dillon John o. Walsh William p. McCabe.
George Gray and j. l. Noland delegates 70 the
iron trades council; j. 0. walsh. M- J. Roche ne
delegates to the Asiattc exelsslon leagues Ut.
E. ". Parsons physician
At the next meeting additional nomi-
nations will be made. The union do
mated $40 to the box makers on strike,
initiated two candidates and received
one application
The jurisdiction dispute between the
electrical workers union and the theat-
rfcal stage employees, as to the right TO
do certain work, will be presented az
of the latter organization, that is TO
meet in Minneapolis, next September.
The ball team OF the stage employees
will play a game next Tuesday with
che team of the Manhattan company,
and next Friday the team will play a
game with the team from the musicians
union
Steam and stationary engineers
union No. 81 has elected the following
named members as officers for the en-
suing term:
A. H. Ewell. president; B. E. George, vice
president; J. W. Maher. recording secretary
W. r. Towne, financial secretary and business
agent; D. Riehson, treasurer; ID. M. Nicholas.
CONDUCTOR; Thomas Sweeney. door keeper; John
Tally E. NJ Massey, auditors; f. j. Holland.
trustee: j. j. Callahan, H. ]. Mitchell and W. Il.
Brandon. delegates TO the joint executive board
J. A. Ault ". r. Towne, ]. J. Callahan and ].
Darmitage delegates TO the building trades
council; W. 4. Brandon, ]. J. Callahan and j.
Tally. delegates to the japanese exclusion
league; Theodore Helms, organizer.
The milk wagon drivers union has
appointed a committee to arrange for
a ball to be given in the hall of the
Brewery workers in Capp, street the
night of June so. for the benefit of
the union'S social fund.