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United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
ALDERMEN PASS BILL.

The mayors signature is only needed
to make the bill, calling for a special
election on September 6. law.
The board of aldermen. under suspen-
sion of rule, Tuesday night passed the
bill providing for the election. The
supervisors passed the bill last week.
The bill provides for an sS.O00.000
bond issue to build municipal water
plant
President John Conlon explained that
the aldermen would have passed the
Bingham bill lin due course" but admit
ted that it would be better to suspend
the rules on the supervisors bill. By
passing the supervisors bill week is
saved in making the bill law. while a
week was lost by the refusal of Conlon
and his constituents to pass the bill in
troduced by Alderman Bingham two
weeks ago.
The provisions of the Citizens water
amendment to the city charter adopted
at the May election. made It mandatory
upon the council to pass within sixty
days an ordinance providing for funds to
buy the water company's plant or to
erect new one. The ordinance passed
last night carries out this provision and
completes the preliminary legal steps
toward the election. 1t carries regula-
tions for the form of ballot and the nee
essary public notice of the election.
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
BUILDING TRADES
INTRODUCE REFORM
The Council Meets in Regular Session,
Reflects Barrett President and Fal-
for Business Agent, and Name Arbi-
tration Committee.

The Denver Building Trades Council
held its regular election at its meeting
last Friday night The policies of the
Council followed in the past were up
held by the reelection of John c. Bar
rett president. The officers elected are:
President-John C. Barrett.
ce-President-David Watson
Recording Secretary-A- H. Budd-
Financial Secretary-Chas- Lang.
Sentry-Robt Grant
Executive Board-F A Bryan, H. VIII
son, Charles Alberson, William Moore,
Joseph Poole, Frank Smith
Business Agent-D. Fallon-
Delegate to State Federation OF Labor
-Thos. Dillette.
The Council has instituted a reform
that will be of inestimable value in the
future. both to the contractors and to
the Council. The contractors have
suggested that an arbitration committee
be selected, one from each union anil
ated with the Council. and that from this
committee a subcommittee be named TO
confer with the contractors whenever
any trouble arises on a building.
On this suggestion coming from the
contractors, the Council has shown its
willingness 10 get together on any basis
that will bring results, and acting on the
suggestion, the Council Friday night
elected the following members to act
on the arbitration committee: Messrs.
Erklin. Budd. Meisenbach. Thorpe,
Foley. Cole, Gray, Scowan, McTavish.
Cavoe. Abraham, Lenhoff. Common.
Ryan. T. Dillette, Jensen.
This committee has organized and
selected the following committee of five
to meet with the contractors and en-
deavor TO end any trouble that may arise
on a job of work; NJ. H. Ryan. t. B.
Foley, W. S. Lenhoff. VIM. McTavish
and c. ]. Common
This committee will confer with any
contractor where there is trouble on a
building where Council men are at work.
within twelve hours after the dispute
arises. This is arranged SO that work
shall not cease or the job be struck until
arbitration shall fail.
Now that the Council has shown their
willingness to end any trouble that may
arise by following the suggestion of the
contractors, let us hope that the con-
tractors will show a like fairness when
they meet the committee to discuss
equity and justice.
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
UNION LABEL LEAGUE
REFLECTS OLD OFFICERS
Is Shown By Continuance of Offcers--League
and Bulletin Making Great Strides--Large
Picnic and Social to be Given
at the White City.

last
of confined
rheumatism
reading of the minutes of the
The
in
it referred to the CLERKS union for
convention
meeting
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
POLISHING OFF .oR ACTION.

President John McLennan and Secre-
tary Hickey of the State Federation of
Labor. have secured the affiliation of the
Painters, Lathers, Cooks and Walters OF
Sterling. the Electrical Workers of Pu-
eblo. and the BARRIERS of Grand Junction.
It is wonderful the strides these officers
are making in getting affiliations. The
ones just recorded make a grand total of
nearly seventy within the year. 1t is
the intention after the convention to set
the wheels of this great organization go
ing to correct some of the evils that are
suffered by the toiler; and what a
mighty influence that can be welded for
good If an honest effort is made by sin
cere officials. Now that we have the
organization, We doubt that action will
need insistence.
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
ASSEMBLY WILL ELECT.

The Trades and Labor Assembly will
hold its regular semi-annual election next
Sunday. The meeting is important be
cause the officers then elected will be
in power during the fall state election
and it is vital that competent men be
placed in cface.
The Denver News has this to sa,
about the election:
Present indications are that most O
the offices will go to delegates who sup
ported the genuine direct Legislation
amendments at the recent election. and
who exposed the fake leagues financed
by the water company.
The Typographical and Cigar Makers
unions. which were among the strongest
in their fight against the fake leagues
are expected to land many OF the of
fees The nine unions of the allied
printing trades have instructed theil
delegates to stand together for the cleo
ton TO Office only of such delegates as
have shown their loyalty TO the reforms
that the unions stand for.
w. A. Alger. who has held the Office
for two terms and who was a candidate
for commissioner on the proposed public
utilities board of the fake water league
probably will not be candidate for re-
election.
The Office of secretary is considered
one of the most important on the slate.
both because of the influence it carries
with it and the salary attached. ]. F.
Bedford has held this office for two
terms and probably VIII be reelected
He has also been custodian of the two
halls rented by the Assembly in the
Club building since the first of the year,
and has been performing many other i'm
portant business duties for the organiza'
ton.
One of the bitterest contests is ex-
pected for the office of organizer, which
is regarded as next in Importance to that
of secretary. C. A Spencer now holds
the place. He was an active member OF
all the fake leagues, and his reelection
is considered doubtful"
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
JOHN 3. LgNNoN RerIRgs.

John B. Lennon. for 23 years general
secretary of the Journeymen Tailors
Union Of America. has retired from that
office.
To Mr.. Lennon. more than any other
individual. the Journeymen Tailors OF
America owe their present strong organ
ixation and prosperous condition.
Conservative. cool, yet determined
Mr.. Lennon was usually successful in
everything he undertook.
He has also held the position Of treas
urer of the A. F. of l.. for many years,
during which time he has handled mil
lions Of dollars without the loss of n
penny.
Mr.. Eugene J. Brais. of Cleveland.
Ohio. Will succeed him as secretary of
the Tailors' union.
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
OVER 1000 MINERS KILLED.

For every 1s6,567 tons of coal mined
in 1909. one miner was killed. This is
the estimate of the Geological Survey
for 1909.
In 1905. 2.45o miners met death in ac-
cidents: in 1909. 2,4l2. The total OF the
injured. however was far greater In
1soS-7.979. an increase OF more than
1900 over 1908. And 1908 showed an In
crease of more than 1.4o0 over 1907
The above figures for 1909 do not in
clude the horrible Cherry mine disaster
because at the time OF compilation the
statistics on the Illinois catastrophe
were not ready. Counting the Cherry
disaster. the year 1909 was the worst In
the history OF American mining.
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
WHAT AFFILIATI0N OF
MINERS Will mean
Organization Be Met With Organization Intelli
gence With Intelligence, Efficiency With
Efficency--Rights of Those Who
Toll Must Be Protected.
By c. A. IRWIN

s realized
meeting
1t confidently that charter will
American Of Labor This
in
Of
will mutual hepfuness
will
the Jurisdiction the various industries in
United Mine
switch
men to
to
partm
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
FRISCO osrs CONVENTION.

San Francisco won the 1912 conven-
ton of the Stereotypers and Electro
typers without much opposition. Detroit
had already secured the 1911 convention,
this organization fixing the convention
location two years ahead always In
order to give ample time for prepara-
ton.
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
BIG scAa PLANT.

The National Tube company will. In
a few days. start the construction OF an
enormous plant at Gary, Ind. From l5.-
900 20 $4,000 men will be employed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-23

AGENTS-Wild. rip-roaring excite
ment; $f00 weekly; strange invention
startles world: men mOney-mad: get
ting rich. Hurrah. Zimmerman grabbed
s3S56 in 80 days; korstad s2,2l2 on .
weeks. selling Aliens wonderful bath
for $3.50. Field unWorkedi free sample
millions eager 20 buy-1ust show
money yours. IS per cent profit. just
Allen Mig. Co. 2069 Allen BLDG. Toledo.
Ohio
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AGENTS

AGENTS Hurrah, Get your $40
daily; unexpected, glorious, wonderful
opportunity; agent worked hours,
made S44: another sells Is after dinner:
another $50 first day; don't envy them.
do likewise; simply give all or spare
time exhibiting what every family buys
our wonderful self-heatfng Indestruc-
tihle Fountain Syringe; 1o0 per cent
profit: free sample; mere postal brings
startling proposition Sanitary Supply
Co. Box fb1, Toledo, o.
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gALESNTN wanted. Hundreds

Statesmen wanted. Hundreds OF
good positions now open. paying from
$1,000 to $4,000 a year and expenses;
no experience needed 10 get one Of
them. We will teach you TO secure
a good position. where you can earn
while you learn. Write today for full
particulars and list OF good positions
now open. Address nearest office.
Dept 470 National Salesmen's Train
ing Assn, Chicago, New York. Kansas
City Minneapolis, San Francisco, At
lanfa
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carbon paper direct TO consumer; no
experience needed; business perma-
nent: enormous profits assured Adj
dress Cameron Corporation. Al Cort-
landt St, New York. E 113
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statesmen.

CALENDAR and novelty statesmen.
We want to get into correspondence
INN ediately with first class statesmen
of dependable character 10 handle our
high grade line OF advertising calen-
dars cart, plain and specia), blotters,
leather goods, and other novelties Our
goods are such that you can approach
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want to hear from real salesmen-men
who are willing 10 work hard for their
own financial good and the interests
OF the house. Address The William
SON. Haffner Co. Denver, Colo.
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SALESMAN, experienced in any line.
to sell general trade in Utah. UneX-
cened specially proposition with
RRAND-NEW FEATURE Commits
sion with s35 weekly for expenses. Va
cancv after Nov. I. The Continental
Jew elry Co, Cleveland, o.
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WANTFD-High-cla SPECIALITY
salesman for Utah, 10 begin work about
Nov. /. Best season now open Staple
line on NEW and EXCEPTIONAL
terms. Commission contract that will
nav the right man 500 weekly above
expenses. References required Miles
f. Bixler Co, Cleveland, Q.
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PERSONAL

IADIEs-Our beautiful free samples
Of dainty pattern laces gladly sent FOR
the asking. win astonish and delight
V5u. send today. Dainty Pattern Lace
Co. New York city, y. ~.
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SOCIETIES.

MT MORIAH lodge No. p VIII hold
q special meeting tomorrow (Monoayj
evening az 1880 o'clock for T.. A. de
gree work Aias0ns qualified invited.
CHRISTOPHER DlEHLs
Secretary.
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AGENTS WANTED-PHIADE
PH1A LIFE INSURANCE co. DESIRES
THE SERVICES OF EMERGE TTC
AGENTS OF GOOD ADDRESS. EXPE-
RIENcE DESIRABLE, But NOT ES-
SESTIAL LIBERAL FIRST-YEAR
COMMISSION AND RENEWAL. IN
COME CONTRACT. LEADS FUR
NISHED. WM. EGARD. SUPERVISOR.
6l4 NEWHOUSE BLDG.
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RELIABLE stsnographer. capable OF
damaging office and taking charge Of
Jurisprudence department. desires po-
s.iion. Twelve years experience, best
z references. Address Q 81. Herald :
republican.
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CAPABLE. salesman to cover Utah
with staple line: high commissions
with SfO0 monthly advance; permanent
position 20 right man. Jess II. Smith
Co. Detroit, Micn.
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bfrs. Earl Wilson and family wish 20
extend their sincere thanks 10 their
many friends who so kindly remem-
I,-r-d Them in their recent bereavement,
|sspeciallv the Sons of Veterans.
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WIDOW with two small children
Desires a position as housekeeper Tor
eltOWer or elderly gentleman Nor
teen preferred. Address r 16, Herald
+efuhllcan.
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AIDDLE-AGED maa desires position
.sncinE furnace and other light JOBS
rleend house Prefer lodging house.
-sots1z + 2, HeIald-Republtcans
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TRAVELLING salesman, visiting gem
erai store trade, TO sell attractive side
line. spring dress goods and white
goods. on commission. Purneu Dale
Mills. Box $50. Phila-, Pa. y 1l0
GOOD stock salesman for high-class
Industrial. Splendid contract for right
party. Address China Clay. +. Q. box
i22. City.
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TOsT-Combinatien Knights Templar
= c0nsisrory watch charm. name Of
80 Inss inside. Return to SAT So.
Maln. Reward
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WANTE DO girls. Apply Sweet
Candy Co. 10 East First South.
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WANTED-Expsrie oholooate
dippers at Sweet csndy Co, Is EasI
First South.
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WANTED.
SITUATIONS.
(Continued.)

BY competent. experienced lady
stenOgrapher; can do bookkeeping IL
required. best or references. Bell 2221;
Ind. 299S.
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sHEPPARD'S Employment Agency.
Phones. Ind 7S2. Bell 1854 40 West
"a South. Headquarters, r. r. diners
and eating house help. All kinds OF
help furnished.
COUNTY representative for success
hand vacuum carpet cleaner. Sells for
s15.Oe. The only successful single per-
son machine on the market. Biggest
kind OF profits. Write for terms Hut
Crimson Mfg. Co, Williamsburg, Pa
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MEN wanted age Is 10 IS. for fire.
men. S1O0 monthly. and brs kemen. $50.
on nearby RAILROADS.; experience un-
necessary; no strike; promotion 10 en-
eineeFs. conductors Railroad employ
fng headauarters-over 500 men sent 10
posftions monthly. State age. send
stamp. Railway Association, care Her
aid Repu biicsn.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WANTED.
gTTU4TONe


A YOUNG man seeks situation as a
steam engineer; has had years eX-
perience, 4 student OF the j. 9. s..
willing 10 go anywhere In the state OF
Utah as an assistant or 70 take charge
~ small plant Address L Z. Herald
Republican.
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WALKERS has a splendid opening
for a first-class Juvenile clothing
salesman Applicant must be thorough
~ experienced. strictly up-to date. and
be capable of taking charge OF the de-
partment. Do not apply unless you
can I'LL above requirements See man.
ager, mornings before 10.
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MEN-Learn automobile business
great demand for skilled help. We
teach by mail. send you auto model. Get
you so weekly job. Make $40 weekly
while learning. Rochester Auto. school
S24 Rochester. y. Y. X1O5
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WANT AID SPELLS OPPORTUNITY wGH TODAY MAY BE YOURS
LOST AND FOUND.

~rOcT-I,ady's gold watch. hunting
= heavy Elgtn movement. dove In
GO horses noe on back, place for
ihlsse--sn1 grunr No. or case b1141S.
55SSsTd Return 70 $40 "a ave.
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GOOD statesmen for Utah, Idaho,
wyoming. Montana and Nevada 10 sell
groceries direct 70 consumers. An ex-
cellent opportunity for good. live. en-
ergetic hustlers 20 build up . large.
permanent business When writing,
state territory desired, Write or call
at once American Wholesale Grocery
Co, Tao State St. BOX 5S2. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
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l WILL start you earning 81 daily at
home in spare time, silVeTing mirrors
no capital required; send for free sam
pie and instructive booklet giving plans
OF operation. q. F. Redmond, Dept. 301
Boston. Mass. X11s
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WANTED.
HELP-AIALE.
(Continued.)

WHY not sell instantaneous gasoline
lighting systems Make $3.50 to S4O0
per month. Cheapest and most power
ful light known TO science. For home
and commercial lighting. Anyone can
install ana operate them Exclusive ter
ritorial contracts given responsible men.
Gloria Light company. 1850 Washington
Blvd, Chica go.
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WANTED-Great scarcity OF tele-
grapsrs. The railroads and wireless
companies OF America are short fully
10000 telegraphers- We can Qualiry
young men and ladies in a few months
for beginners. Tuition can be depos-
tied until position Is secured. OPP
Grating six schools under direct SUI
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graph officials. Mainline wires and
Wireless stations in each school. Write
for catalogue 10 nearest institute. Ma
tional Telegraph Institute, Cincinnati,
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YOUNG lady. years business ex-
perience, desires position excellent
typewriter operator. References. Ad-
dress s, Republican
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WANTED.
AGENTS.
(COutinuedD

GENERAL and local agents every
city and town for new compressed air
washing machine; sells Ike Wildfire;
agents making 500 TO $500 weekly.
Send for particulars and sample ma
chine; costs S2.50, soils for $500. Col
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FOR RENT.
ROOMS FURNISHED.


FURNISHED front rooms. one suit
able for studio. 20 No. state, next 70
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UTAH COmmandery No. /, Anis nus
TemUlar. viii meet at Masonic temple
on sunday, October %. al 80 =. M 70
escort the Masonic Grand Lodge Of
Utah AZ the LAYING OF the corner stone
ing Str knights are cu-uizfiy invited to
attend j. 4. BrecE n, l.. c., T.. o.
ear norwood rec der
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WEExIl,H LODGE No. F. and A. NJ
Masonic temple. corner LIST South ana
"a East Regular meetings second FRI
dsF ~ each month Members OF sister
lodass and sotourning brethren cor
diaily invited. A. Q. Wherry, ". NJ; A.
j. Lowe, secretary.
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MOUNT MORIAH LODGE No. 2, F.
ana 4 M-Regular meetings held at
MasOnle temple. corner LIST South and
"a East, the second Monday OF each
mcnth Members OF sister lodges and
brethren in good standing are cordial
~ invited 70 attend.
p. A. SIMPKINs W NJ
CHRISTOPHER DIEHLs Secretary.
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5000 TO s10.0e0 yearly in the real
estate business, without capital. we viii
teach you the business by mail, appoint
you special representative in your 10
cality, OF Leading real estate company,
list with you readily salabie proper
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START a profitable mail order bust /
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LOCAL and state agents wanted for
Crystal MapO-the magic maple flavor
the greatest seller of the age; 200 per
cent profit. Send 25c for enough, pre-
paid. to flavor two gallons syrup or 20
lbs. candy. Western Maple Syrup Co,
Los Angeles, Cal. y 1O4.
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YOUNG lady desires position as cook
IN private family; first-class cook. Ad-
dress Y IA, Herald Republican.
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ment cemented, with hot and cold va
ter; with or without gas range kttch-
en-. pantry, bath room covered with
linOleum. Terms very reasonable to
good tenant. 436 X ST.
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WANTED-Win make first-eiass
bookkeeper of you in six weeks for IS,
or return money; distance. experience
immaterial; find positions. too. free;
place Thousands; placed pupil Septem-
Der at SIS weekly; perhaps can place
you too. Save this and write J. H
Goodwin. Expert Accountant. room $751;
1915 Broadway. New York.
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WANTED-DOdd. Mead & CO. desire
a representative who viii give full or
part time in each city and county.
Clergymen. lawyers, doctors and other
educated men are invited 10 commune
cate with US imm sdiate.v. The reward
is generous and the work pleasant. Ad-
dress Dodd. Mead & Co. 3es 5. Main
ST. salt Lake City.
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EXPERIENCED man wants position
as stationary engineer and fireman. Ad-
dress \ 10, Herald-Republicsn
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MATURE woman who likes 10 care
for the sick. 10 manage branch OF prof
table business. Address Y ~, Herald
Republican.
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AGENTS-Big money. photo pillow
tops, 25c; bromides, 25c portraits, S5c;
Oilettes, soc. We produce all works of
art guaranteed. Lower prices. largest
studio, prompt service, credit given.
samples, portrait and frame catalogue
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