The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15
UNION NSIALLS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Statesmen of Bakery Goods
Place New Men in I'M
portant Positions
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Sss<sE Essss5z< Sss5svs55zl< local No. 106 in
stalled the follow
ing officers for the current term; Emil
Hess, president; II. II. Hook. vice presi-
dent; Z. E. Currie, recording secretary;
5. Scott, assistant secretary; Charles
O'connor, financial secretary; G, C.
CurFie. assistant financial secretary; j.
Mahoney, treasurer; r +. Price. bust
ness agent; A. Rogers. sergeant at
arms; L. e. Currie. j. MahoHey. L.
Bassenaek, c. Hess, A. Rogers and NJ
George, executive board; r. E. Currie
and F. L Jackson, delegates to labor
council. After the installation of these
officers there was jinks-
w. E. Terry. international organizer
for the 4. F, of L., is in this city to
consolidate iourneymen tailors' union
and the independent tailors.
After next Tuesday the due. books
formerly issued by the beer bottlers'
union Will be discontinued and the
members will have issued to them a
body.
The beer wagon drivers at their last
as delegates to the San Francisco labor
council. The union will give a ball on
the night of February 20 in aid of it's
out of work members.
Cooks helpers union. local No. no.
celebrated its removal into new quar-
ters in Franklin street by a smoker
last Wednesday night The meeting
was addressed by A. J. Gallagher OF the
labor council and Samuel p. Drake of
the cooks union on matters Of special
interest to the local.
The district council OF teamsters will
hold meeting in headquarters, at Fol-
som and Fourth streets. tomorrow
and to discuss a number of propositions
that require the attention of the or
ganization.
elected the following as officers for the
current term: j. T. Burns, president;
Q, w. Frederickson. vice president: F.
p. Maxwell. secretary; l. 3. Reagan,
George Newsome. j. KreameF. Charles
Meanwell, Thomas Farmer and w. w.
Freeiand, business agents.
last Wednesday night initiated one ac-
eepted candidate and received several
applications for membership. The union
accepted proposition offered by firm
to give each waiter a quarter OF a
share of stock in the concern for the
cap of every bottle of mineral water
sold by him.
The following have been elected as
the officers of the stablemen's union for
the ensuing term: j. O'Fallon, presi-
dent: j. B. -Coughlan, vice president; w
Matheson, secretary. and W. B. Brown
lee, treasurer. Thomas Finn. j. O'Fal-
Ion, A Nelson and NJ. Reagan were Sc
leeted to represent the union in the
labor council.
The following named have been
elected as the officers of house movers
union No. for the ensuing term
Kale, vice president: A. c. Haley. re-
cording secretary; Joseph Olsen, finsn-
cial secretary; BENJAMIN Hanson, treas
urer; Frederick Porter. sergeant at
arms; J. Hisberg f. MeKaIe and III.
Swanson. delegates to the building
trades council.
The milk wagon drivers union at its
last meeting elected c. Riley warden
union. NJ. z. Decker, William von
Volkenberg and f. j. McGovern were
chosen as delegates to the labor eoun-
Gil and w. Won Vo1kenberg and NJ E.
Decker delegates to the allied provision
trades council.
C. H. Parker. for several terms a
mittee of the San Francisco labor eoun-
ell. having removed to Sacramento. has
resigned from that committee.
The electrical workers union, local
No. IS. has elected r. G. Alexander as
vice president and A. Elkins as second
business agent.