The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

QEINOTSs DIla5c anu
structural iron workers union No. u
will be given in the Auditorium annex,
Page and Fillmore streets, Saturday
evening. December II. The following
committees have charge of the func-
ton:
Arrangements G. P. Feeley (ehairnan). j. la
Torres and d. Cameron; reception. n. H Burn
ham (chafrmanl j. Leahy. r. Moyer, d. Cane.
F. Lively and c; Hale: floor J. La Torres imam
agerl. C. PEBBLES assistant managerl. E. A.
Smith. G.. Craig. R. Chance. E. Brunham and j.
Mclaughlin; refreshments. G.. P Feeley tehsir-
hey; order: G. Jacobs tchairmanl ]. Wheeler
The officers of the union are:
President, ]. D. Barnes: secretary treasurer,
W. E. Tostiven, business agent, J. curran-
President Kelly of the labor council
has returned from Los Angeles and
reports the labor situation in that city
In satisfactory condition. No strikers
are leaving the ranks, he said. The
union grocery store is doing rush
ing business.
Delegate Dixon of the chauffeurs'
union reported at the labor council that
nonunion chauffeurs were daily joining
the ranks of the union. He said all
men were determined to pay for no
more gasoline to run the machines and
the machine was willing to pay for
power to run it. The union meets
daily at 2 p. m, at headquarters, on
Franklin street near Grove.
Secretary Steidle reported that ship
ping was slack at the last meeting OF
marine cooks and stewards assoc1a-
tion of the Pacific coast. Clarence
Worthington was appointed patrolman
In place of Eugene Burke, who Is al
present attending the Detroit conven-
tion of the international seamen's union
of America Balloting for officers was
proceeded with. The Seattle and San
Pedro agents reported shipping poor
The following nominations have been
made by bookbinders' union. No. 81:
FOR president. T. P. Garrity; for vice presi
dent. John Mccarthy; for recording secretary
James D,<Kellev; for financial secretary. Joseph
Fiovd: for treasurer. Joseph D. Collins for ser
geant at arms Isaac Lppman; for inspector, T
II. Winterson; for executive committee, w. Z.
Booth, g. Buehn and Frank Dever: for dele
gates to the labor council. Fred Maurler. Ber-
nard Hassler. and T, P; Garrity: for delegates e
John Mccarthy and W c. Booth: for delegates
to binVfery womens union No. 125, Fred MaurieI
and John Mccarthy; for delegates to the AsiatiC
exclusion league. William Steineek, John Hogan
Bernard Hassler aud Henry Brown.
There will be a special meeting next
Thursday evening in Polito hall by
boiler makers lodge No. 205 for the
purpose of voting on the recent agree
ment handed down by the industrial
Cancellation beard in the metal trades
controversy over the eight hour day.
The delegate from the delivery driv-
ers' union No. 27S gave notice to the
labor council Friday night that his
local would ask the joint council OF
teamsters at its next meeting for q
declaration to levy a boycott on the
firm of Mcdonald & Collett, because
of its unfairness to the members This
matter will also be brought before the
labor council next Friday night. Al
the meeting Thursday night the loca
will make nominations for officers.
At the next meeting OF musicians
union No s, Thursday, an election
board will be chosen. Much importan
business will be considered. The pro
posed amendment that only member:
steadily employed shall be subject tC
assessments will be taken up. A
Dijeau has been nominated a member
on the board of directors. Strike as
sesSments for October. November and
December will become delinquent De-
cember 81. Dues and death assess
ments for the fourth quarter. amount
ing to $3.50 are now due and payable
to the financial secretary. All who
are interested in the formation of a
drummers' club. the object of which
will be to provide for instruments to be
kept in the various halls for the use
of members, are asked to meet at union
headquarters next Wednesday to dis
euss pIanstof organization.
Sail makers union No. 11.775. at a