The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19

Nteeeea- NffSllent- g AciSs-i. vice
Morey financial secretary: 7. Eisfedt treas
fsidt. p. Magnus J. Peckham. delegates +,
S,sl S,sls federation Of labor; J. A. Keorh. H.
lt,C - W spencer ;. ]. Tniy. delegates 10
F.a Isner council; 4 Apple. J. J. Atkins, A. /.
",seL boTgei- j. II. Cray. c. Foster
e" "fcen y .. Hynes, =. Magnus. J. J. AIatbe-
-.n- A. PaWsea. q. Z. Price. ". A Weber
directors; =. Borrel. ,. A Reogh. delegates 10
nHericsn federation of musicians; A. W. Fisk
~ ~ Ramsey. delegates 10 central Isbor
Solnen 81 Alsmeda; Is, Schoenherg. 7. ".
NiA hundred and seventy eight ballots were east
Al the last meeting of the board OF
directors, 20 candidates We're admitted.
some by initiation and some by trans
Ter TWO members were reinstated and
one application filed The union has
oonsted $50. its second contribution. to
the Portola festival fund. The union
has decided 10 remove from its present
location and a committee OF six was
named 10 discover and report Of suit
able location.
Steam filters union No. IS has elected
the following as officers for the en-
suing year:
a. Dalgren. president: Thomas Sbaua
-esseF- Flaf president; I. A. Rear,ion. recording
7. Aribur. sensinol Edward HirSh casr5.
* Coiyer, Charles Simons William StrTlns
hosni. J. Ia France H. Helionisf W s,,s,a'.
trustees; r. a. iseardon. J. J. kenny Delegates
- Labor council; Prank Arthur. Thomas S6spe
nesS"y. r. a. Reaudon. ieegsies Ia iron fraSsss
,,1'5i' A. b CLARK, delegate 80 Vallejo trades
This union VIII hold its installation
5inks January ,.
Miiiwrights' union No. 7se has elected
The following named for the current
term
r.. T.. Lucy. president: J. ". EdvsrsS vic,
b.esIaeIt. ~ j.. Spaudng. hnsncisl secretary:
-, I. l,prssn- recording secretary; J. H Hauiy
-IeaslIer; g. Marshal. conductor: J. B. Haferlc
warden; j. Orcoth. auditor; v H. Van Horn
T Nurrsv v'e oistrief 5 l council oL earpenters;
F.osates 10 building trades council
The new union Of chauffeurs and
Aeipers az IT'S last meeting initiated 10
candidates. thereby increasing the mem
nershlp 10 rs. Twenty applications
were hled. The union viii elect nenr
officers the drst Thursday in January.
Waen the initiation fee viii be in
creased from 81 TO s..
communication from the Sacrs-
mentO trades council in relation 10
tnat council passing A law that no dele
gate be allowed seat unless he wears
hat with the united hatters of Amer
lea label in il was read and fled at the
last meeting Of the local labor council
Ernest l. Requin, a member of the
executive board OF the labor council.
having abseRted himself for three con-
secutFe meetings. his seat has been
declared vacant on the statement that
ne does not desire to continue on the
committee
A resolution from the Pasadena labor
council calling for the conservation of
natioual resources was indorsed by the
labor council at its last meeting.
Carpenters union No. % has elected
" n. Lawlor its delegate to the state
building trades convention that is TO
meet in Monterey next month
The water workers and the stove fit
tors unions have each presented new
wage scale for 1910 to the labor coun-
Gil These were referred 10 the execu-
tive committee
The shoveImen's and dredgers' union
OF California has made application for
afHliation with the labor council.
Delegates from the printing press
men and glass blowers unions have
been seated in the labor council
Carpenters union No 1913 has elected
the following named as its officers for
Tho ensuing term:
u. 5. Barnes. president; A. Csrribger. vice
president; J. Reading, recording secretary: VII
liam II. Schsur- financial secretsry; J. Van Heu
sen. treasurer. C. Houston. conductor: J. Panke-
wicz. ". IL Daniels, trustees: c. Houston. audi
Tor; J. Pankewicz. delegate 20 the district
cil of carpenters; II. S. Barnes. alternate: ". II.
Daniels, II. :. Barnes and J. Pankewicz. dele
gates TO building trades council
The following named have been
elected 10 serve sugar workers union
no. I051S for the ensuing term.
H. Sager. president. :. Gardner vice presi-
frro
A. Olivia, financial secretary; r. Wolf con
dgctor; T. Mellor; guard: o Phillip. trustee;
gates 70 the labor council.
The following named members have
been elected officers Of Golden Gate
auxiliary No. I OF the brotherhood Of
painters. decorators and paper hangers
OF America for the ensuing term:
f. Daniels. president: H. Strum- vice presi-
'irer: H Fairfield. recording secretary: B. nap
Ionstsll. conductor; J. Emmons, sentinel; NJ
I-srkiu, trustee
Secretary. Scharrenberg Of the state
federation Of labor has received in
formation TO the effect that the fed
Grafton has affiliated with the inter-
national secretariat. with headquarters
in Berlin. This is an organization COM
POSED OF the highest labor bodies ex-
listing in all parts OF the world.
The printing pressmen's union at its
lsst meeting placed the following in
nomination for international officers
10 be filled by election by the referen-
dunn method for the ensuing year;
For president George J.. Berry Of
san Francisco (incumbenO; for vice
presidents Peter Dodds Of New York.
Michael Flannery of Chicago, Albert
Kreitler OF New York; for secretary
treasurer. p. }. McMullen of Cincin-
natl Cncumben).
This union has moved its headquar-
ters to 557 Clay street.
The molders' union. with its mem
bership of nearly 500. has voted to
affiliate with the state federation OF
labor. The union at its last meeting
placed the following members in nom
ination to be elected for the ensuing
term:
For president, William Doorley: vice
president j. Felby; financial secretary
and business agent John I. Nolan
p treasurer. G. Bitterlin; doorkeeper, d.
Hollaran.