The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
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EaANS night took favorable
action on the recommendation OF the
district council In relation to hours
for clerks, minimum wages for women
clerks and equal pay for women who
do the same work as men. This is to
to be sent to employers to ask them
to sign an agreement. The union ini-
tiated two candidates and received
three applications for membership.
Machinists' lodge No. 6s, L. A. NJ, has
appointed E. H. Misner, ID. Donovan
the civil service commission in rela-
tion to the proposed change as to the
promotion of engineers in the fire de-
partment.
The milk wagon drivers union at It's
meeting last Wednesday night voted to
assist the journeymen. tailors union
No. 2 by purchasing "a bunch of tick
cts for its ball. The petitions for men,
bership were presented and three can
didates were obligated.
The stablemen's union at its meet
augurate a campaign for the unioniz-
ing of all men in the stables of the
city. To carry out that idea Il. J.
White was appointed to assist the busi-
ness agent.
The molders have completed all ar
rangements for q ball to be given in
Kendrick's hall Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 20.
Millmen's union No. 423 at its last
meeting presented to Charles Helbing,
its retiring president, valuable gold
watch.
At the last meeting of the allied
was appointed and directed to visit the
affiliated unions for the purpose of in
teresting them in the. work of the
council. The council elected as dele
w. e. Appleton, William Barnes and
Charles f. Fleishman from the cooks
union and p. Potterfied from the ice
wagon drivers union.
Electrical workers union No. IS
has passed out of existence and will
hereafter be known as local No. 6, the
new charter authorizing it to do busi-
received from the international. The
books were ordered closed and new
set opened. The local now has 450
members in good standing.
President p H Mccarthy has re-
ceived a valuable gold ring, bearing the
emblem of the carpenters, from the ex-
ecutive committee of the united broth
appreciation of his work for the trade
in California.
The housesmiths and architectural
iron workers union at its last meeting
decided to examine and revise the due
book of each member. 1t gave notice
that any one who fails to present his
book to the financial secretary by Feb
ruary 2S will be fined SIS. The union
voted to fine any member who wears a
nonunion hat
At the meeting of the Pacific coast
cooks association the following were
announced as the committees for the
ball and banquet to be given this
month:
Reception-M catz. II. Becker, william
Schneider. A. Romiguier Charles Deutschle.
Charles Erlaeher. A. Rommell, Thomas Osbourn
George Tessier. Victor Putty and A. Vfvier.
Floor. Musgrave. Louis Reynolds, ]. G.
Grasso. Charles Malmqust, Jess Sanders and
';aiI FinanceNIouis Fourniguier, Arthur Logan.
william Theis and Frederick Duprey.
Observation-Disclosures Meyer. Stephen P
Drake, r. Prigioni, Henry PeTigrin. Peter
viala Jules Dulreull, Jules Danville, r. Wal
den. Robert Gahard, G. Dulreuil and Frederick
Smith.
Exhibition-F Frederick Compagnon. Gus Romnel
Charles Saponlin and Charles Pagisz.
Three candidates. were initiated
and four petitioners for membership
zwere elected.
Walters union No. 80 at its meeting
last wednesday night indorsed the cam
didacy of stephen p. Drake of the
cooks union for international auditor
The union admitted six candidates to
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