The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
MUSICIANS WILL
AMEND BYLAWS
Changes IN the Constitution of
Union to Be Considered at :
the Next Meeting
Brick Layers Organization Re-
stored TO Membership in State
Building Trades Council

At the next meeting of musicians
union. local No. 6. TO be held in the
Haight street headquarters next Thurs
Gay, there viii be considered the re-
ports Of the board of directors and Of
ficers for the last three months; a
proposition to amend the constitution
SO that all members who live on the
san Francisco side Of the bay shall
vote in san Francisco. while those who
live in the Oakland, Berkeley and
Alameda jurisdiction shall vote at the
Oakland branch headquarters; a propo-
sition TO provide for an election of five
directors for Oakland TO be selected by
ballot and the report OF the price list
revision committee, also that Of the
union promotion committee.
The board of directors of this union
at its last meeting reinstated A V.
schubert. c. 6. Simmeracher, J. Olivier,
L. B. Jordan. c. ". Fuhrer and I.
Drake. who had been suspended for
uonpayment OF dues to full member
ship and issued a transfer card 10
Schubert.
T.. II. Barber, J.. Cianin. E. p. Hunt.
r. Meany. w. NankerVis, & j. honaln
nd Mrs. y. Trubeck have been stricken
from the roll Of membership for non
payment Of dues and assessments dur
ing the last Il months.
The board admitted to membership
by initiation Mrs A. White. w. Dabe-
low, /. s. Kent and l. s. Sterlitz. V.
Cortese Of Chicago, T. Neubert OF
Pueblo, g. y. Smith of Oklahoma; F.
= storm Of Waterbury and ". i. Nc
Kinney Of Kansas City were admitted
20 the union on transfer. The board
received applications 10 join from W
Wetzel. John Boron. i. J. Cooper and
g @. Basile.
Ninety-seven members were sus-
pended by the board for nonpayment
Of dues.
Brick layers union No :, which has
been out OF the building trades coun-
ell since January. 1907 having given
assurance that il will accept the juris-
diction laid down by the state build
ing trades council, has been restored
TO membership in the council and its
representatives seated.
John l. Nolan Of. this city, a member
of the international executive board
OF the molders. returned yesterday
from q meeting of that body in the
east He says that the subject Of
establishing an insurance feature in
the organization was discussed. The
matter viii be submitted TO the subor-
dinate unions all over the United States
and Canada. he is of the opinion that
at least $4,000 members viii take ad-
vantage OF the new feature.
Nilmen's union No. 422 at it's last
meeting voted $500 TO the Mccarthy
{ campaign fund after passing resolu-
lions indorsing his candidacy.
Branch 6 of the amalgamated So
ciety Of carpenters and joiners has
merged its membership into that OF
branch >, which action has been ap-
proved by the building trades council.
The consolidated organization viii be
represented in the council by J. r.
Harvey. J. J. Richards. P. McAll, p.
: Bradshaw and J. Bewar.
The united garment workers union
at its last meeting initiated nine can
didates. received 25 applications and
donated SIS to the Swedish strikers.
Local No. 66 OF the plasterers' union
has elected the following as delegates
10 the building trades council: Michael
Kelly, James Corbett, John Lawley,
Iohn Duffy, A T. Fawkes Jr-, William
Thompson. John Dillon. William Simp-
son and Richard Downing.
The king Of Italy has kn;ghted Do
rnenicio d'Alessandro. general president
OF the international union Of hod car
riers and building laborers of the
United States and Canada.
A. J. Raymond. an old time member
or the pattern makers organization
and one OF the members OF the inter
national union. died at his home here
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