The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
ALL iron TRADES
ARE REPRESENTED
Boiler Makers, Iron Ship Filters
and Ship DriIIers ReafiIi-
ate With Council
Edited BY o. M. BOYLE

Tw Boilermakers' lodge
C7sE5fs 70 rcoJEclID No. 25, boiler max
s4I-E5zS5sS' ers' and iron ship
drillers' union reanliated with the iron
trades council at its meeting Monday
night These unions are all affiliated
with the International brotherhood, but
for the last three years have not sat
IN the meetings Of the council. By
this move all locals of the iron trades
are represented in the iron trades
council
James French has been chosen dele
gate TO the San Rafael convection Of
the state building trades council by car
penters' union no. 1882. The sessions
open January is.
The chaufeurs' union has decided to
place pickets at the St Francis, Fair
mont and several other hotels To in
form passengers that three taxicab
companies are not fair TO the union in
insisting that the chauneurs pay for
all the gasoline consumed by the ma
chimes At the last meeting these nom
1nations were made: President. X. A
Ora ger; vice president. c. W. Chapman:
treasurer and business agent s. T
Dixon; trustees, c. Erickson. J. Mooney
and II. 3. Smith. delegates TO the
labor council. G. Foley. S. T. Dixon. X.
A Drager, r. Mcpherson, o. Ninsal and
C. W Chapman
The federated trades council of Sac
ramento is interesting itself in the
formation Of a cooks and walters
union in that city II is reported that
a strong organization viii ask soon for
a charter.
Additional nominations were made at
The Mondsy night meeting OF BARRIERS
union No. 1sS as follows: President, s.
Cppenhein; vice president, r E. Lara
bee recording secretary. H Koop;
guide, Max Meister; guardian, Maurice
. Barron: delegates 10 the labor council.
r. T. Darabee and John BianchL The
election VIII be held Monday night. the
polls opening at $50 and closing at
10 o'clock.
Financial Secretary Charles Koch. in
his international monthly statement.
shows an increase IN membership Of
25 for the last so days. He also gave
. q review OF the sick benefits allowed
the local BY the International. showing z
that S5-635 had been expended during
5 the three terms Of the secretary, not
one c-aAIn Delng refused. In addition to
the above amount, sI.7O0 was paid IN
sbenefts by the local itself.
Carpenters union No. 4SS Monday
might voted $500 to the Los Angeles
str kers. The local voted favorabIy on
tthe proposed International amendments
Tor the old age pension, but was op-
posed TO the other amendments. The
Following officers were elected: Presi-
dent Kenneth Mcleod: vice president.
ID Ryan; recording secretary, J. T.
Greenwood; financial secretary. F. C.
Evans treasurer. Charles Andrews:
conductor, F. G. Williams; warden, ].
w Csmpbells auditor. W. J. Coils; del
iegates TO the district council Of car
fpenters. c. A AIcColrn, z Mcneil.
fCharles Andrews and Thomas Ball: al
sternates, Charles Neanwell, L. J. Del
bel ". H McSUsan and c. O. Ahlund
delegates to the building trades council.
Charles MesnwelL. S. W. Sullivan, c. A.
Templeton, T. c. Evans, n. H Mclean.
". H Drysda1e, ". = Coils, D. RYAN
and Thomas Ball; delegates TO the labor
council Kenneth Mcleod, J. T Green
WOOD W. Fl. Drysdale. c. A McColm.
F. c. Evans, c. A. Templeton, T. P.
Curran and ID. Ryan