The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
LABOR NOTES
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ne IoiioWlng nominations were
~ llaue az the last meeting Of electrical
workers union No. 6, the election to
De held Wednesday, December %.
or president; g. NJ. Fisk for vice president
X, 6 Alexander; recording secretary. E. G.
l'comisi financial secretary. r. A. Clifford, treas
urer. W. H. Crmy: foreman Phil Dunn: in
speetors, Frank Allen and Tom smith: business
agent; A Elken trustee. NJ Lazsrus: nress
secretary J. NJ. Boyd and A r. Cobn: eyec1ttTe
noafl. j. r. Smith, Q. Neideck W r Holmes
"; u. Morgan. J. M Boyd. A. r. Jones J. F
Amen. Ian,a., H. Hillman, William Keifer and v
;. ESamining board-L. Mamloek. c. r. Parker
y aII aSltIuian, H. lempke. J. Kopp. Ed O'Brien
y y Mckenzie, W. Fletcher, W Mcdonald and
:, Delegates ;l,s to the building trades council-w
Z; G Lcomls, r. G. Alexander. IL l., Mamloek, e.A' B.
I Altman and ]. z. Allen
Max E. LIGHT, international nresident
OF the retail clerks protective associ-
auon, who returned recently from the
american federation Of labor oonven
tion reports that much good work
was done by the convention to further
organized labor He will attend
meeting In Oakland early next month
TO install the officers of the varfous
unions of clerks across the bay. After
the installation a banquet viii be held
he Is also arranging for the district
eouncll of retail clerks to meet in San
Jose January s.
The Asiatic exclusion league win hold
its monthly meeting Sunday afternoon
IN the Labor Council temple Arrange
ments viii be made at this meeting TO
bring the subject OF Asiatic influx be-
fore the legislature.
AT the last meeting of bartenders.
league No. Al nine candidates were OBJ
igated and 10 applications received
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made, the election to take place De-
oember %:
For president. d. Mcdonald and L Franklin:
aes. aes, vice president l. Slater; second vice prss
nsi 9snt n. flatnsn; recording secretary n F.
Wright; financial secretary Dan Reqau and n
MSslnnis; oa; guard. a. Bowman and NJ HoItz;
treasurer, J. E. Nolan; inspector P Barllng:
o. V. Eccies. Ai' anu
Secretary George Sandeman of the
iron trades council IS authority for
the statement that the council has not
taken any action on the decision made
by the industrial Cancellation board on
the eight hour day controversy and all
published reports that the council has
sanctioned the findings of the board
are without foundation.
MIX wagon drivers union No. 226 st
It's Wednesday night meeting initiated
one candidate and received one appli-
cation. The local decided to take 30
tickets for benefit TO a family OF
dead member. 1t was stated that the
question of levying a boycott on the
san Anselmo dairy was in the hands
OF the labor council At the next two
meetings nominations for officers viii
be made and the election will be held
January l.
Brewery workers hall association
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elected the following directors:
n SIX president; r. Muri. secretary; G.
wagner wagner vice president; William Griesinger. P.
y Brien. h. Horan and j. Merk.
The directors intend to make some
much needed improvements in the hall.
stesmftters' union No. 46 at its last
meeting made these nominations. the
election taking place next Wednesday
night:
For president. Thomas Shaughnessv: vice
president, Frank Arthur: financial secretary. ].
j. Kenny; recording secretary, T. A. Rearlon;
treasurer, Joseph T. Winters; guard, E. Fran
co.'s; sentinel George kavanaugh; executive
board Robert F. Colyer. Charles Simons Joseph
T. Winters William Sturms and y. Bertelsen:
auditing committee james La France william
Delegates TO the labor connciI-T A. Resrdop
and J; ]: Kenny; delegates to the iron trades
council-Thomas Shaughnessy T. A. Reardon
and Frank Arthur; delegate to the Vallejo trades
council, A. B. Clark
Secretary George Wagner Of the beer
drivers union has been confined TO his
home by illness for sevzral DAYS. Tt
is feared that pneumonia has developed
Housesmiths union No. 7S will hold
its semi-annual election "Wednesday
evening. December IS. and has named
the following election board: Daniel
FallOn, chairman; 7. Callen Joseph |
Garcia, Fred Parson. Edward Lang and
Richard Farley and Thomas scahill.
At the last meeting of united la
borers Of San Francisco u candidates
were obligated The usual weekly
amount Of S175 was paid to the strikers !
Of Los Angeles. Next Tuesday night |
the local will elect delegate to the
convention of the State building trades |
council which meets in San Rafael |
January Is. At that meeting nomina-
tions for Officers of the union will be
in order the election being set for De- |
cember 27 The committee on bylaws |
and constitution reported that the copy
was in the hands of the printer and |
the report would be ready for distri- |
button in two or three weeks.
The joint executive council of team |
sters will hold its regular meeting |
Monday night at. Brotherhood hall. 536 |
Bryant street. All delegates are ex- |
pected TO be present. as business of |
Importance will come up.
The following officers have been
elected by housemovers union:
President J. c. Hunt: vice president Frank |
McHale: financial secretary II. Swanson; record |
ing secretary, w T. Black; treasurer Benjamin |
Hansen.
Delegates TO the building trades council-B. |
Hansen. II. Swanson and J. c. Hunt
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