The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
Transfers AID
LITTLE ORP HANS
Union No. 216 Makes Donation
of $50 to Mount St.
Joseph's Asylum
President McHugh

uHmp President McHugh
S1aA9Es Ssns92ssljcoQEc!O was in the chair at
Eszta the last meeting OF
building material teamsters' union No.
216. Six candidates were obligated and
seven applications received. The local
made donation of $50 to- Mount St
Joseph's asylum This is the first con-
tribution from labor union for this
purpose but 1t is sure to be followed by
other organizations. 1t is one of the
most worthy objects that ever appealed
TO the charitable of this city The
usual donation to the Los Angeles
metal workers was made.
Business was reported fair by the
busines agent at the Saturday night
meeting of hoisting engineers union
NO. 80. One application for membership
was received. The weekly assessment
to the Los Angeles strike fund was
paid Members are requested to at
tend the next meeting.
Another session was held yesterday
by the conciliation board having under
consideration the continuation OF the
eight hour day in the iron trades. The
board consists of Messrs. Macarthur,
Gallagher. Casey, Weinstock, Elliott
and Martin.
The report of Secretary-Treasurer ].
j. Mcnamara of the international as
sociatfon of bridge and structural iron
workers at the fourteenth annual con-
ventlon at Rochester recently showed a
healthy condition of the associations s
finances. There is a cash balance of
$4,000. of which $4,000 Is in the de-
tense fund. During the last fiscal year
$1,000 was paid out to the benefciaries
OF IL iron workers who lost their lives
in accidents while at work
The third anniversary ball Of the
Brewery Workers hall association was
a success. The following committees
were in charge: Reception. Patrick
OBrien, Edward Brutsman, c. Neuge-
bauer. John Pfankuch, W. Jury, G.
Messner. Albert Sanford, William Gree
singer and Fred Kuersic; floor, Edw ward
Rupp, H. z. Meyer. NJ. W. Silk, A Reno
John Bassett. Louis Savage and Edward
Horan: floor director. Paul volkmann;
assistants William Uffman.
Branch 1, amalgamated society. OF
carpenters and joiners, has chosen L.
Revara as director of the building
trades temple association in place of
the late W. W. Freeland.
AT the Saturday. meeting of the gen
eral campaign strike committee Tveit-
moe and Gallagher made reports on
the Los Angeles situation. Mcguire
and Lewis were authorized TO attack
the constitutionality of the recent anti
picket ordinance passed in the south
ern city. 1t was reported that the
grocery in the labor temple was doing
a good business. and the superintend-
ent. was authorized to purchase an
other delivery wagon, this making the
fourth controlled by the store.
The news received from Chicago and
New York was to the effect that in
a short time $4,000 would be sent
from those cities to help the Los An
geles fight.
The central labor council of Alameda
was given permission TO call a mass
meeting in the near future to aid the
metal workers in the south. Speakers
from Los Angeles will be present and
state the situation as 1t exists in Los
Angeles.
The election of officers of the Cana
dian trades and labor congress at the
recent convention resulted as follows:
President, William Glockling of To-
ronto; vice president. GuStave Franco
of Montreal; secretary P NJ
Draper of Ottawa; delegate to the
American federation of labor ST. Louis
convention. r. P. Pettipiece of Van