The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
Edited by o. II. BOYLE

Friday night. Interested parties ap-
peared and told their stories and it was
decided TO order new election under
the auspices of the joint board The
canvassing board is composed of the
following:
Mrs. Lulu Drake and Mrs. May Beck of wait
union No. A. J. King of cooks helpers union
No 10 and o. ". Mcguire Of walters
union No. 80.
The election win take place at bar
tenders headquarter 1918 Market
street. Polls will be open at Q o'clock
a. m. and close at 9 o'clock p. m.
The roster book. which disappeared
on the closing of the polls last Wednes-
day, has turned up and is now in the
possession Of the joint board.
Mrs r. Howe will organize a branch
of the women's union labor league dur
ing this week. A meeting has been
called for Tuesday night, when an out
line OF the work proposed will be made
by Mrs Howe. She is one of the ma
tional organizers of the movement.
President Cassasa presided at the last
meeting of musicians union No. s. Two
were admitted to membership. The
bids for alterations In the headquarters
will be closed June 80. An assess
ment of % cents has been levied for
striking Los Angeles metal workers.
The two assessments of SO cents are
due and must be paid before June 25
If not paid the assessments will be
charged up as dues. and members fail
ing to pay the same will become de-.
hnquent. Dues and assessments for
the second quarter. amounting to 81,
are now due and payable before July l.
TWO death assessments have been
levied. Members are requested to pay
all dues and assessments TO Arthur
Morey, financial secretary.
The following officers will serve com
position roofers' union for the ensuing
term
President. H. Baird: vice president, D. Gra-
nam; recording secretary, Ed Corcorau; financial
secretary; E. Peterson; warden, C.. Brown; con
oec,9r, I. HoEey; trustee, c: Kelly; treasurer,
4 Weber; delegates to building trades council
2: Graham, A. Weber and W. Maloney; dele,
Delegate Angove of laundry wagon
drivers union told the labor council
Friday night that in his opinion the
French laundries in the city were S
much a menace to organized Ia Dor as
the Asiatics. He asserted that they
worked their employees 15 and 16 hours
q day on low wages and were under
vised the friends OF organized labor
to give their laundry to union concerns.
The following officers have been
chosen by marble workers union No
a: President Fred McGIade; vice
president Fred Becker; recording Sec
retary. D. S. Looney; financial secretary
Thomas Prendergast; treasurer. B.
Schreiher; sergeant at arms. Samuel
Harman; committee on Labor day ceie
bration. E. kugelberg, D. S. Looney and
Leo Lydon-
At the last meeting OF musicians
union No. 6 1t was voted TO levy a
weekly assessment for the metal work
ers on strike in Los Angeles. The
beach pavilion in Santa Cruz has been
placed on the unfair list for falling to
give union conditions.
At the close of the meeting of The
district council of painters Wednesday
evening boosters club was orsa nized
TO further the candidacy of w H Be
miss for the office Of clerk of the su-
preme court Of California on the repub
lican ticket. and from the enthusiasm
displayed it seems that the popular
secretary of the building trades tenn
pie association will have a walkover.
The business agent of broom makers.
union reports business slack owing to
the fact that union men and their
families are not asking for the label
when buying brooms and brushes. At
the last meeting the following officers
were elected: President. w. Turner
vice president, c. Hall; financial secre-
tary, s. Nickelet; recording secretary.
W. r. Smith; treasurer, F. Venturi.
guide, V. Mazzali; delegate to labor
council, E. Robson.
Seven candidates were obligated and
1e applications received at the last
meeting Of cooks helpers union No.
Ito. The election for officers will he
held tomorrow. Polls will open at 7
a. m. and close at 9 p. m. An assess
ment for the strikers in Los Angeles
has been levied.
G. l.. Shamp, International secretary
OF stationary iremen. has notified each
union Of the two assessments levied
on the membership at the tenth annual
convention, one payable May 1. 1910 |
and the other on May l, 1911.