The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
unions NAMING
men FOR OFFICE
A. A. Greenbaum Is Elected
President of the Local
Musicians
Edited by o. M. BOYLE

William Clinton; recording secretary
Walter Anderson; corresponding secre-
tary, Dominic Kane: financial secretary.
John Stott; treasurer. Thomas Guilt
gan; inspector. ]. Govoshi; delegates to
the labor council. Harry Gildea. Thomas
Culligan. William Symons and d. Kane.
delegates to the iron trades council.
Fred Lang. William Clinton and Domi
mic Kane. The lodge went on record as
indorsing the boiler inspectorship bin
now before congress.
Musicians union No. has elected
these officers: President. A. A. Green
baum; vice president, ]. ]. Matheson:
recording secretary F. Fl. Slissman;
financial secretary. A. S. Morey: treas
urer I. Eisfeldt: delegates TO interna-
tlonal convention, F. BorgeI and f. H
Slissman; delegates TO the labor coun-
ell. Menke, Se1o. Spencer, Slissman,
Green, Borgel and Haywood.
At the next meeting of varnishers
and polishers' union No. 134 a delegate
to the coming San Rafael convention of
the state building trades council will
be elected. as will general officers for
the ensuing term.
The semiannual meeting of the Cali
fornia cooperative meat company. the
stock of which is held by organized
labor. will be held this afternoon at
o'clock in the Building Trades council
hall. 763 Twelfth street near Brush.
Oakland. Those interested in this
meeting should be present as impor-
tant business will be transacted Mem
bers from San Francisco can take the
Key Route ferry. then the Oakland
train to Poplar street junction. and the
ar haf
with the hall
The delegate from the broom makers
union reported to the labor council that
business in that line was improving,
mainly due to the active campaign be
Ing waged by the label section for the
purchase of union labeled goods. He
said there was an increasing demand
for hrooms bearing the emblem of
unionism.
The declaration of levying boycott
on the Lyceum theater, asked for by
Jan1tors' union. was laid over for one
week. The same action was taken on
the San Anselmo dairy.
At the last meeting Of retail clerks
union No. 64S it was decided to affliate
with the state federation of labor. Four
candidates were obligated. The local
will give dance the second Thursday
in January.
At the labor council meeting Friday
night it was decided to raise the boy
colt against the North Point laundry.
as the concern had become fair 20 or
The Everett. Wash. trades union
council sent resolutions aimed at the
number of immigrants coming into THIS
country from southern Europe, maky of
them of the pauper class. to the labor
council and asked Endorsement. and to
interest the congressman from this
state in the matter. After some dis
cussion the subject was referred to the
law and legislative committee to re-
port next Friday night.
Leather workers union No. 81 at the
last meeting elected these officers:
President, r. McCullum; vice president
j. Cram; recording secretary. J. Ward
financial secretary. P. Lamb; marshal
G. Sprinkler; inside guard. c. Sass
chaplain. e. Thomwell: executive COM
mittee. ]. Coughlan, E. Marks and NJ
Mead; delegates to the labor council. F.
Lamb and r. T. Davis.
The executive board of the bridge
and structural iron workers of Oakland
will inaugurate the eight hour day in
all ornamental shops January l. No
trouble is anticipated as several OF the
larger firms have already agreed to the
proposed conditions.
The smoker and high jinks given re-
Gently by milk wagon drivers union of
Oakland No. 29S. in old Building Trades
temple. Twelfth and Webster streets.
was success. The hall was filled with
members and their friends. The pro-
gram was exceptionally good. Light
refreshments were served
c. II. Cassasa presided at the last
meeting of the board of directors Of
musicians union No. s. Permission has
been granted to members to volunteer
services for the following dates for
charity: January IL. Is and 20, 1911
The Drummers' club will have its next
meeting at headquarters Wednesday
December 81, at II a. m. Strike assess
ments for October. $1.25; November. 81
and December, $1.25. will become de-
linquent on the last day of the year.
Dues and death assessments for the
fourth quarter amounting to- $3.50 are
also due and payable to the financial
secretary.
The district council of sheet metal
workers has decided TO submit for ap-
proval to the subordinate unions a reso-
tenth annual convention of the state
building trades council which meets
next month in San Rafael. The plan is
to adopt a uniform button to be worn
by members of all crafts affiliated with
the state building trades council
United garment workers union No
131 has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term:
President Mrs. u. Seaman: vice president
Mrs. Jennie Valmsey; recording Secretary.
Mary Fenton: financial secretary and business
agent. May Cummings: treasurer. Mrs. Fannie
Wheeler; guide Mrs, Winnie Quiifeldt; sergeant
at arms. Gertrude WinthFoOe; trustees Rather
inc Granville. Mrs. Lizzie PoySeu and Mary So
lar: executive hoard 4 lice Leo Josie Dovle
Annie Muller. Mary Bulmsn. Mrs Lizzie Pow
sell. Nellie Sweeney and Clara Emerson; dele
gates to the labor cornell. Sarah $. Hagan. Nav
Cummings. Mrs. Walmsley. Mrs Lizzie PoyselI
and Mrs. NJ. Seaman: delegates to the label sec
tion. Mrs. L. Poysel and Mrs Fannie Wheeler.
The local at its Thursday night
meeting donated 500 to the striking
garment workers of Chicago.
Cooks union No AZ at Thursday
nights meeting indorsed the plan Of
the local joint executive board TO give (
an entertainment and ball upon the
tenth anniversary of the culinary
crafts. The local also decided TO give (
a Christmas dinner to all members out {