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of Chicago was referred to a commit
tee The drug clerks Sunday closing
was Endorsed. One transfer card was
issued.
Building material teamsters' union
No. 21e made the following nomina-
tions at the last meeting, the election
to be held Saturday, January Z:
President Thomas McTIugh and F. Riley: vice
president. A. Maillard: recording secretary, W.
o. Swanson. c. Connolly and {. F. Seemon; sec
retary- treasurer. Walter Duryea and J. V. Boyd;
conductor 4. Green and A. Kelly; warden, II.
G. Simpson and George Prescott; business agent.
]. = Morris and c. Emerson delegates TO the
" q Swanson i I Morris Thomas NIcHugh
Sanders, J. Trumpoyer, &. E. Burton, J. r. Nc
Gleou, D. W koy, J. Fletcher, F. Riley. A.
and D. F. Burke.
1t was reported that but one death
benefit had been paid during the year.
Wednesday night electrical workers
union No. 6 selected these officers for
the ensuing term:
President. George NJ. Fisk; vice president, r.
financial secretary. 2. A. Clifford; treasurer. ".
H. Urmy; business agent. A Elken; trustee. NJ.
LAZARUS; foreman. Phil Dunn; inspectors. Thom-
Smith and Frank Allen; press secretary. J. NJ.
Boyd; executive board. J. r. Smith. Charles Nei-
deck, ". F. Holmes. W. H. Morgan. J. NJ. Boyd
and r. r. Hillman; delegates TO the building
trades council, w. II. Urmy: A. z. Cohp, r. A.
Clifford. A. Elken E. G Loomis, R. G. Alex
snder and l.. Mamlock: examining board. L.
Mamlock C. Parker B. Altman H. v Lempke.
J. A koPp, E. o'Brien and E. Mckenzie
At the last meeting of millmen's
union No. 422 the following officers
were elected:
President Charles Nagel; vice president. Al
Inc ffosV4
Hawkins financial secretary. Julius Becker:
treasurer, Henry Neidlinger conductor John
Binger: trustee, Fred Breckner; delegates TO the
district council Of carpenters. Thomas Black and
Adsm Messmer; alternates. E. B. Morton and
Albert Anderson; delegates to the building trades
council. William Hawkins Adam Messmer
Thomas Black; Joseph Conce. f. B. Morton. Al
bert Anderson. Paul Nagel and Anton Johannsen;
delegate 10 the San Rafael convention of the
state building trades council. Joseph conee.
Ten candidates were initiated at the
last meeting of cooks helpers union
No. 1lO. Resolutions of sympathy for
the death of former President McGlone
were passed and the charter draped in
mourning.
Photo-engravers' union has chosen
these officers:
President E. R. Dunn: vice president Thomas
Cullen: financial secretary. Henry Vessel; re-
cording secretary William Smith: corresponding
secretary and business agent. X. II. Hjpkins;
treasurer. L. ID. Nesbitt: sergeant at arms Jo-
seph Worhurst assistant. James Dunn: otiegates
70 the labor council. A. ]. Gallagher and A.
Hinton; delegates to the Asiatic exclusion league
Thomas Wall Norman Forbes and Thomas CuI-
len; Delegates 70 the allied printing trades
ell Thomas Cullen J: " Hogan and A. Hinton:
council. r. II. Hipkins: executive committee. J.
W Hogan, Ernest Neiss and Albert Hoffman.
Delegate John Clark returned in time
TO make his report of the doings of the
recent Detroit convention, of the in
ternational seamen's union to marine
hremen. oilers and water tenders union
Tuesday night. F'oIr candidates We're
obligated and eight applications re-
ceived.
The following officers were recently
clerks association:
Miller: recortiing secretary ". A. Sullivan:
financial secretary and business agent. n Shee
ban; sergeant at arms. Stephen Dunney treas
ror. John Nelson; trustees J. Hardy B. De-
vaney. /. Hills. J. Walsh and Edward Powell.
A ball, will be given Washington's
and the following committee
viii have charge: Edward Powen. j.
Hardy. J. Walsh, Charles Miller, W. A.
sullivan, S. Dunney, NJ. Johnson. J.
C Yager, Grover Harris and
B. Devanney.
The eighth annual ball Of glass blow
ers' union will take place in Turn We
rein hall Monday night, January 2. The
committee OF arrangements is busy
making preparation for the event and
expects to entertain a large crowd