The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
OFFICIAL ACTS TO
BE INVESTIGATED
Labor Council Committee Sets
Date for Considering
Charges
Mayor and Heads Of Local
Boards Invited to
Attend

-rDg DgEErss The special COM
tIsAIEs Iss92S Isi92fS lcoVEcD mittee of five ap-
nS5zN5TsEEo pointed by the labor
council to consider
the letter of Attorney O'Connell, in
which he charges the mayor, board of
supervisors, board of public works and
the board of education with squander-
ing public funds; decided to take up
the matter at a meeting to be held
in the labor temple next Thursday
night in the office of the secretary.
B. u. Rosenthal. secretary of the
committee. was instructed to address
letter to the mayor and one co the
mead OF each board informing them of
the nature of the charges contained in
the OConnell letter; also that the mat
ter is to be Investigated, and inviting
each to attend the meeting on Thurs
day to offer any explanation they might
wish to make
me investigation into the differences
petWeen the electrical workers by the
executive committee of the labor coun-
noon and the committee will present
its report and recommendations to the
night.
The organizing committee of the
bakers and confectioners union has
succeeded in organizing 40 bakers
nelpers into an auxiliary to the union
AT the regular meeting next Saturday
about 80 more will be added AS soon
as that work is finished the commit
the 300 candy makers in this city.
The anti-Japanese league of Marin
county will hold meeting in San Ra-
Lael next Sunday to discuss the laun-
dry conditions in that county. The
representatives of the parent league
will attend.
G. w. Martin. ]. Morrison, J. Cliff.
e. A. Ratio and P. w. Gillell have been
named committee to arrange for a
picnic to be given by the district coun-
Gil of carpenters some time in June
The date will be announced when the
committee shall secure a park.
j. A Himmel, ]. D. Ripley and E.
Bugard have been elected delegates
in the district council. The local. at
dates.
= The organizing committee of the San
francisco labor council is at this time
making an effort to form the local
glove makers into a union.
: At the meeting of the joint council
of beer bottlers last Sunday Secretary
Gulnee was instructed to write to the
h'lA lduClSC0 asking them
to do. their best to defeat any local op-
tion bill that may come up, on the
ground that such a bill will seriously
affect all engaged in the brewery In
dustry.
Typographical union No 21 at its last
meeting voted against the proposal TO
have the next census printed in places
outside the government printing office
In Washington, d. c. The union win
hold meeting next Sunday to receive
a report of, the arbitration board on
the affairs with the publishers associa- J
tion. Two candidates were initiated
Window shade workers union at it's
meeting last night was addressed by
G. j. White. F. c. Buriss and William
Rodgers from the furniture handlers
union on matters affecting both unions
Three candidates were initiated.
The janitors union at a special meet
ing last Sunday initiated 35 candidates
for membership and it expects to initi-
ate like number March IA.
Journeymen tailors' union initiated a
class of 20 applicants for membership
at Its meeting last night.