The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
MUSICIANS PREPARE
TO NAME OFFICERS
Candidates Nominated by Peti=
ton Are Placed on Ballot
Under Locals Laws
Employees Report the Loss OF
Uniforms, Instruments and
Music in Coliseum Fire


In the musicians union, local No. s,
there is law that provides that
nominating committee shall present the
names of candidates FOR Office in the
local and also a law that allows the
names of additional candidates being
placed on the ballot on petition, by
stated number of members. At the
meeting in the middle of the month the
nominating committee presented its re-
port AT the last meeting, on the
necessary petition being presented, the
following names were ordered placed
on the ballot.
For nresident. H. +. Price; for directors.
a. Foster. W. Koenigsmark, A ). Less A J.
Markgral, r. Patau, 6. Saldierna, "; steek.
~. A. Weber and ]. T. Wilson; Tor delegates
sion of musicians j. Dauernheim and ]. L.
CaiIaghan: for delegate 70 the state federation
of labor. p. Magnus; delegate 70 The san Fran
cisco labor council. :. J. Tully.
o. Selo. nominated for delegate to
the labor council, declined the nomina-
tion.
1t was reported that by the fire that
destroyed the Coliseum recently all the
musicians who We're employed there
lost their uniforms and instruments
and thar a fine collection Of music
stored In the building by G. w Bennett
and II. Dibben was also destroyed.
Announcement was made of the death
of John :. Lindtner. a member of the
union since 1885, and for a long time
one of the orchestra at the old Tivoli
He was nearly Y years of age.
The directors Of the local at the last
meeting reinstated &c membership c. r.
schultz and r. l. Sampsell and ad-
mitted to membership by initiation J. II.
Husing L. Y. Kolle. S. G. Smith and
H. Thompson. J. A. kennedy Of San
Jose. Nj. c. Paulsen of Petaluma and
N. Jutkin Of New York We're admitted
TO membership on presentation Of the
requisite credentials.
At the last meeting of housesmiths'
and architectural workers union No.
IS a resolution TO indorse the PROPOSE
tions for the municipal ownership of
the Hetch Hetchy water supply and the
Geary street railway was adopted by a
unanimous vote The union appointed
a committee TO wait on the members
who were not at the meeting and urge
them to vote for both propositions.
The union has placed the following
named members in nomination for Of
fees TO be filled by election for the
ensuing term:
For president J. Hoffman and Frank Schnip-
pic; vice president. c. W. Carson and c. Hague;
financial secretary. Joseph Vaughn; recording
secretary. b. AIcQuirk and William CASSIDY;
rHeasurer. r. Lewis; business agent, Joseph
Lynch and j. 8. Clancy; trustees NJ Bierce and
a. Heller, warden. C. Skale and g ". Irus-
dalc- conductor, j. Ayers, executive board. W
Richardson Henry Lay. B. McQuirk J. Lynch.
= A. clancy. J. ~ Hogan. Frank Sehnlppie.
T. Lewis. J. Vaughn. y. Trusdale. ]. Ayers
and A. Nelch. delegates 70 building trades
council. John NJ Hogan. Eugene A Clancy,
Prank Schninple john Hoffman, C. Hague. q.
Skaie T. Vaughn, W Frazer J. Lynch and p.
AfaGnon; delegate 10 the convention of the state
huilding trades that is To meet next month in
Monterrey, J. Hague, William Richardson and J.
fsuelln; press reporter, 7. Magnon and {. W.
carson
Frank A Monaghan. who attended
the Toronto convention of the Amer
lean federation of labor as the repre-
sentative Of the electrical workers
union No 151 of this city, returned
last night At the next meeting he
VIII give a detailed account of the
work done in the federation as to a
settlement of the differences between
the McNulty and the Reid factions. The
union VIII take vote on the question
Of municipal ownership Of public utiIi-
ties.
san Francisco typographical union
No II VIII hold its regular meeting
this afternoon in the San Francisco
abor temple. The woman's auxiliary
% this union viii meet tomorrow after
10ol at the residence Of Mrs. J. p. Oh
weu in Twelfth avenue.