The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25

ooWn SIIo 10 the strikers in the nortz
and south The local voted it's usual
donation for the same purpose.
Carpenters union No. 4SS at its Mon.
day night meeting appointed a commits
tee TO make arrangements for the twen-
ty-second annual ball TO be held In Car
penters' hall Light refreshments will
be served There will be no meeting
| tomorrow, owing OF the holidays. The
next session will be January 2.
The building trades republican club
is booming the proposed International
Panama-Paciflc exposition. Members
are sending out literature to congress-
men In the east and are urging everv-
one to vote and talk for San Francisco.
The officers Of the club are: President,
George J. Smith; secretary. William ].
Bell; treasurer. John Tuttle.
Under the name of the book keepers
and assistants association. city hall
clerks and assistants OF department.
heads in Chicago have formed a union
and will demand that IN the next bud
get minimum salary OF $500 per
year be paid to book keepers and
clerks. The organization has obtained
charter and has become affiliated with
the Chicago federation OF labor.
The tile settlers union has elected
these officers: President Morris Ksr-
win; recording secretary, ]. Lamey;
financial secretary, Charles Black;
treasurer. John Schoen; warden, Max
Dasen; delegate to the state building
trades council convention, =. Q. McDOn-
aid.
BARRIERS union No. 14S held an cleo
ton Monday night which lasted almost
all night Following are the successful
Candidates President. o. p. Weisger-
beF; vice president, r. z. Larabee; cor
responding and financial secretary.
Charles Koch; treasurer. Andy Con
zaIes; recording secretary, J. V. Duco-
ing; business agent. Roe III. Baker,
trustees. F. Ancleto. NJ Barron and j.
j. Calisls guide Max Meister: guardian.
Morris Barron; finance committee. Chris
Gonzales; delegates to the labor coun-
ell. r. 3. Larabee. H M. Rodrigues. N.
Barron. J. Bianchi. o. p. Wetsserber,
J. j. Cahsh and L Less.
Boflermakers' union No. 25 has sfect-
ed the following officers:
President William Clinton; recording secre-
Dominick Kane; financial secretary, John Stctty
treasurer Thomas Culligan; inspector, J. Co
noshi: delegates to the labor council-Harry GU
dea Thomas CuIligan, Dominick Kane, Winsam
Syrnens and william Miller; delegates to the
iron trades coUnciI-Fred Lang, d. Kane and
William Clinton
o. Wahrenberg was IN the chair at
the recent meeting OF sailors union OF
the Pacific. The secretary reported that
shipping was still dull Ba1loting for
officers was proceeded with The union
will hold its next meeting at 1880 p. m.
December 81.
Elevator conductors and starters
union NO. 1905 met IN buildings trades
council temple Wednesday night and
elected officers. John o. Walsh In
stalled the officers. This new union
will meet in the building trades tenn
pie the first and third Wednesdays OF
the month Il already has about 200
members.
The following officers have been
elected by carpet mechanics union
No. /:
President. samuel J. Gibson: vice president,
L ]. Swanson: recording secretary. J. n. Paul;
financial secretary. E. 81. Hardy; treasurer, J.
John Carey: delegates to the building trades
council. II. Paul d. Corkery and George
Heisner; trustee for Organized Labor. @. r.
Smith: delegate to the state building trades
council convention j. H Paul:
At the recent meeting OF milk wagon
drivers union No. 226 it was decided
to take a block OF tickets for a bene-
fit to be given a widow OF a former
member. Nominations for officers were
opened and will continue at the next
meeting. The election takes place
January 4.