The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12
CITIZENS ASSURE
BARRIERS OF AID
Will Not PatrOnize Shops in
Which Union Regulations
Are Violated
TOnsOriaIists IndOrse Hetch
Hetchy, but Oppose
Spring Valley

1t was announced at the BARRIERS
meeting in Clerks hall last Monday
night that the organization had re-
cefved communications from many citi-
zens who declared that they sympa-
thized with the BARRIERS in their ef-
forts to maintain union conditions and
that they will not patronize any nom
union shop.
The union voted in favor of the
Hetch Hetchy water project and de-
clared against the Spring Valley prop
osition.
Three candidates were admitted to
membership and four applications We're
passed 10 the committee on investi-
cation.
The following named have been in
stalled as the officers of varnishers' and
polishers union No. 134 for the current
term:
J. Marshall, president: W. o'Brien. vice preSi-
Radlon. financial secretary: G.. Collopy, treas
Urcr: r. Tobin. trustee; ". Scanlin, warden;
Csneio. c. Clark. F. Anderson, F. A. Hamilton; ;
investigating committee-E. Hocholzer. W. Hoy,
T. Hurley. ]. Tuite, c. Seavey; delegates to
the building trades council. T1ite, l. A
Morelli W o'Brien, ]. Marshall, F, A. Ham
lton: delegates TO the painters district coun-
clio. E. Radloff, W. NJ. Page. ]. Tuite, L. A.
Morelli. W. O'Brien, c. f. Parker, ". Wolff.
J. Marshall +. 4. Hamilton; delegate to the
state building trades convention, Joseph Iuite;
trustee for Organized Labor, W. NJ. Page
Bar tenders union, local No. II, Mon
day night appointed Daniel Regan, II.
Morrison. Benjamin Ferguson, H.
Wright and A. Schneider a committee
to arrange fer a picnic to be given
April 8
On the report of the business agent
that the Ferguson had been union
lied the boycott against it was lifted"
accepted candidates were initiated and
10 applications were presented.
The district meeting of the local
branches of the amalgamated society
of carpenters and joiners last Saturday
elected Charles A. Nelson, Theodore
Sampson, Daniel Morrison and John H.
Rule manag gers for the San Francisco
district J. B. Dewar and W. w. Free
land were elected delegates to the state
building trades council, which will meet
in Monterey January II.
A committee was appointed to make
ARA ngements for the celebration June
of the fftieth anniversary of the
foundation of the society. The Oak
land district will join in the local cele-
bration
The iron trades council a it's meet
ing last night elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: John o.
Walsh. president; W. z. Jones. vice
president; George Sandeman. secretary;
T. A. Reardon, treasurer: Daniel Sulli-
van. sergeant at arms; A. E. Brown,
J. r. Dillon, P. Buckley, G. Sandeman.
T. A. Reardon. David Campbell and III.
Gildea. executive board.
Trade was reported fair but quiet.
Branch of the amalgamated society
Of carpenters and joiners will give a
smoker in Friendship hall, Building
Trades temple, January "a.
The recently installed officers of the
elevator constructors union celebrated
their induction into office by smoker
in Sheet Metal Workers hall on the
night of the last meeting. There was
an interesting program of music, songs,
story telling and a luncheon during
the evening.
The mattresses union on Monday
night voted TO reduce the reinstatement
fee for members from s. TO $3.50. Four