The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

j. Tracy; delegates to state federation
OF labor, Jack O'Grady, Harry Magin-
mis- and AL Condrotte: executive board.
Harry Maginnis, A Schneider. G. Pfen.
William Tierney- and George Bowman:
delegates to local joint executive
board. Dan Regan, Harry Maginnis and
II. r. Wright; delegates to the labor
council, Dan Regan, Harry Maginnis,
Jack O'Grady, William Corbett, ].
Tracy and F. E. Plate: sergeant at
arms, j. Franklin; pianist, L. Slater;
physician, Edwin BunneIl.
The Contra Costa building trades
council will give its first annual pic
nlc and family reunion at East Shore
park tomorrow. The arrangement COM
mittee has prepared an attractive pro-
gram of songs. dances, speeches and
athletic sports. Many gate prizes will
be distributed. The park can be reached
by the Oakland traction and East Shore
and Suburban car lines.
At the Wednesday night meeting of
the bay counties district council of
carpenters the picnic committee re-
ported the recent outing was fnan-
cial success. Reports from Los An
geles were favorable to the strikers.
Considerable discussion was had at
the last meeting of the Vallejo trades
and labor council over the enforce
ment of the eight hour law in that city
and resolutions were passed insisting
on conforming with the eight hour
clause in the charter in all contracts
for public work. The council was
asked to take the name of the Vallejo
electric light and power company from
the unfair list, as it had signed an
agreement with the electrical workers.
Joseph Alquist and r. w. Burton
were seated as delegates from molders'
union No. 164 of San Francisco.
Cooks union No. Al held it's semi
annual election Wednesday with the
following result: President. William
Schneider; vice president, William
Kress; recording secretary, George j.
Brooks; secretary treasurer, Alfred r.
Steiner; business agents, Stephen P.
Drake and Michael III. Canny; trustees,
Walter Hurd. James Murray and C. c..
Haugaard; inside guard, II. Hendricks;
outside guard, n. Kroeschell; executive
board, Claude Spencer, Herman Schnei-
der, Nick Kroeschell, Louis Baldwin,
Frank Megryfield, o. E. Henley, George
J. Brooks, James Russian, Frank La
Seine, Anton Meinen, Paul Lamarigue
and Gus Schmidt; delegates to the Ia
Dor council, Michael II. Canny. Stephen
P. Drake. Alfred E. Steiner, Anton
Balslow, George J. Brooks and Charles
f. Fleischmann; delegates to local
joint executive board. Herman Schnei
der Alfred z. Steiner and c.. F.
Fleischmann.
After the installation of officers
Thursday, July Z, a smoker and enter
tainment will be given, for which an
attractive program is being arranged.
The following officers have been
chosen by butchers union No. /: Pres
ident, NJ. Maxwell; vice president, A.
Oswald; guide, A. Nichols; guard,
Thomas Lally; sergeant at arms, j. j.
Kretzmer; trustees. Fred zimmerman,
L. B. Craig and Charles Kloss; execu-
tive board, Charles Wenk, Otto Cook
and M. ii. Grunhof; delegates to labor
council. d. ]. Murray. F. Zimmerman,
NJ. Maxwell and Charles Wenk.
The second assessment for the strik-
ers in Los Angeles was ordered paid.
Housesmiths' and structural iron
workers union No. IS Wednesday night
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Henry Lay; vice president, e.
Hague; recording secretary, b. Nc
Quirk; financial secretary, Patrick
Vaughan; treasurer. Ed Lewis; execu-
tive board, E. A. Clancy, P. Vaughan.
John Hoffman, B. McQuirk and W.
Richardson's: examining board, E. A.
Clancy, p. Vaughan, H. Lay, w. Rich
ardson and Ed Lewis; delegates TO IN
ternational convention, H Lay. K. n.
Clancy and P. Vaughan; delegates TO
building trades and labor councils, j.
NJ. Hogan, E. A. Clancy. w. Richardson.
f. Schnepper P. Vaughan, II. Lay, c.
Hugue. Ed Lewis and ]. Hoffman.
Additional assessments were decided
upon for the strikers in Los Angeles
and the northwest at the last meeting
of machinists' lodge No. 6S. Eneour-
aging reports were received from each
section. The local elected John Gil
more as trustee.
1t was announced that the machinists
in Vallejo would donate to the limit TO
aid the men battling for the eight hour
day on this coast.
Shipping was reported medium at the
last meeting of sailors union of the
Pacific. Balloting for officers has been
concluded. The branch at Vancouver
was recently addressed by Andrew
Furuseth and Patrick Flynn.
At the last meeting of San Francisco
lumber clerks association nine candi-
dates were obligated and four appli-
cations received. Resolutions were
passed against any further influx of
Hjndus and other orientals. The fol-
lowing officers were chosen; President,
r. Calvin; vice president, Z. Muller; re-
cording secretary, W. A SuliiVan'
financial secretary and business agent,
7. Sheehan; treasurer, T. " WILSON, dl-
rectors, A L. Hilley, James Hardy, ID.
dickinson, Edward Powell and B. j.
Devaney-