The San Francisco call., 1910-12-27
SACRAMENTOLABOR
CONDITIONS FAIR
John O. Walsh Returns From
Trip of Inspection to the
Capital City
Edited by o. M. BOYLE


- Sg9se from his Sacra-
mento trip While in the capital city
he visited many unions. including the
brewers. flremen, typographical. cleo
trical, bakers and others. He found
them all eager to continue their as
sessments to the Los Angeles strikers.
He reports that labor conditions are
fair In that city, although there are
many idle men. Next week Walsh
contemplates q trip to San Jose and he
VIII probably he accompanied by Paul
Scharrenberg, secretary of the state
federation of labor. They will go
down into Santa Clara valley to solicit
funds to continue the fight in southern
California for the eight hour day.
Bridge and structural iron workers
union No. 81 have made these nomina-
tlons, and the election will take place
tomorrow
Stack; for vice president George W. Green and
y zerbe; for financial secretary-F. Harrington
bruce = Casey and J. J. Morris; for treasurer,
Fred Esker; for conductor-K. Haskings and NJ
Snaa Snaners s for T sergeant at arms B. Covert J.
=: McGioughlin. Fl. Voight p. Mcclure, J.
Bixby and X. Haskings; examining board-F.
]. Walker and D. Smith; delegate to the con
vention of the state building trades counciI-J
Walker and d. Smith: executive hoard-F Es-
ker j. Meany. H. yoight p Mcclure. ]. Lewis,
X Henry. f. Harrington and G. w Green: dele
gates @.5S to the labor eouneiloF Smith. D. Smith.
ris 9. W. Green and Paul Able.
The following officers have been
named by bar tenders league No Al:
PRESIDENT. l.. Franklin; vice president. Louis
Slater; recording secretary. H. E. Wright: fnan-
clal secretary. D. p Regain business agent, Al
trustees-Lous slater James J. Carroll and
George Bowman: delegates TO the joint executive
6oard-H, f. Wright, l. Franklin and D. P.
Regan; delegates to the labor council-Al Con-
drotte. Fl. Maginnis. o. V. Eccles. T. P Moran.
D. T. Regan and A. Schneider
: The installation will take place at
the next meeting.
The following nominations have been
made by electrical workers union No.
Isl, the election to be held next Thurs
day:
For president-E. s. Hurley. Cal Wagner and
Monaghan and Thomas Burke for recording sec
and business agent-w W Barden. F. W. Bar
tholomewt E. F. Ford and James J. wharton;
foreman, = James Jackson: treasurer-Frank Moo
w. H. Urmy, chief of the city de-
partment of electricity, has been
elected delegate to the San Rafael
convention of the state building trades
council by electrical workers union
No. s.
Varnishers and polishers' union No.
1S4 has elected these officers:
President, R. Tobin; vice president L. A.
Morelli; financial secretary, o. RadIon; record
CONDUCTOR, < Gaynen: Warden P Gnopg
custodian, j. Cheetham trustee, W. Wolf: dele
gates gates to the building trades council-L. a. No
the district council of painters-J. Cunningham
and I. A. Morelli. Q: Radlof. c. zubermeyer,
ningham, r Hurley and P. Cunningham: dele dele
gate TO the convention of the state building
trades. L. A. Moreli.
The executive committee of the labor
council will meet Tuesday night In
stead of tomorrow, owing to the holi-
days.
Millmen's union No. $50 of Oakland
has elected the following officers:
President, W. o'Leary; vice president, ]. John
son: recording secretary, Ed Neidt; financial sec
retary, Il. c. Carter: treasurer W. w FarweIl;
trustee J. Minague: auditor J. Grondona: uig dele
gates to the bay district council Of carpenters
B; g. seyy and G; Wallberg; alternates-R. A.
]. B. Bowen, acting president of the
state building trades council, is visiting
various towns in the San Joaquin val
ley upon an organization tour. He re-
ports that MADEIRA, Visalia, Exeter.
Hanford and Fresno are building up
strong labor union organizations.
Carriage and automobile painters;
union No. 603 has named these officers:
Pre- President, " Donovan; vice president. j. Red
spending secretary G.. J. Sullivan; treasurer w
Flaherty; warden, E. Kimball; conductor T.
Farron; preceptor, F. Donovan trustees-F
Donovan, j. corbett and c. Blattner.
At the semiannual election of the
California drug clerks association the
following officers were chosen: Presi-
dent. j. S. O'Callaghan: first vice presi-
dent. W. e. Murphy: second vice presi-
dent, e. A. Hazen of San Jose; record
ing and financial secretary. w W. Nc
Cune; treasurer, ]. A. Besby. guide, f.
A. Mayer; guardian, Meyer Leddy; ex-
ecutive board. E. J. Molony, f. A Dris-
coll and w. Fl. Adair; delegates to the
Labor council, c. C. Bucher and Phil
Haley. Installation will take place the
first meeting in January.
The following officers have been
chosen by electrical workers union of
Vallejo:
President. Edward Pierce: kvlce president T..
cial secretary. Frank Savage; treasurer Joshua
Emerson; foreman. +. Lindsay trustees, W. J.
Gift and W. Harris.