The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07

CAMP PAIGN PLANNED
FOR HOME INDUSTRY
MiIlmen's Union Urges That the
Work Be Done by San
Francisco Plants
Labor Organizations Install Re
Gently Elected Officers for
the Current Year

Milrmen's union No. 422 at its last
meeting in the building trades temple
declared strongly in favor of home in
dustry with the idea of retaining in
this city much of the work that is
being done by outside shops.
The sentiment expressed was that
those citizens who have mill work done
10 be placed in buildings that are being
or are about TO be erected expect to
reap the benefit of their investments
from residents of this city. and not
from those in outside territory, and for
that reason the money that is paid or
TO be paid for mill work should be dis
tributed among home mechanics and
not sent to places from which it will
never return.
1t was suggested that all who intend
TO improve real estate should be seen
and urged to have inserted in the con-
tracts clause to the effect that all
mill work shall be that obtained in
San Francisco.
After a lengthy discussion of this
subject A Messmer, the president of
the union, was appointed a special bust
ness agent to carry out the wishes of
the body in this matter.
The officers of the union for the
current term were installed and a mo-
tion favorjng the Hetch Hetchy propo-
sition was adopted
There was a large number of mem
bers of the craft at the installation of
the officers of steam filters union No.
46 in the San Francisco labor temple
last Wednesday night, when the fol-
lowing members were placed in their
respective stations:
r. A. Dahlgren. president: Thomas ShauGh-
nessey, vice president; T. a Reardon, recording
treasurer; Frank Arthur. sentlnei' EDWARD
Helno. guard; Charles Simmons Robert T. Coll
yer. W. Strum. J. T. Winters and \. Bcrtelin,
executive board: +. Arthur. T. Shaughnessey and
T. \. Rcardon. delegates to re iron trades coun-
ell; J. J. Kenny and t. A. Reardon delegates
10 the labor council.
The installation was followed by
jinks and smoker.
The elevator starters and conduct
ors union last Wednesday night had
the following named members installed
as its officers for the current term by
o. 4. Tveitmoe. secretary of the build
ing trades council, assisted by a. /.
Hollis, the treasurer of the council:
4. L. Field. president and business agent; o.
II. Buchanan. vice president; ]. IT, Maloney.
recording and corresponding secretary: Joseph
de Nries. financial secretary: A J. Bryan.
guide: George Hooper. sergeant at arms; Clay
Nichols Benjamin Fisher and g. ]. Blake, trus
tees J. de Nries. J. H Maloney. r. c. Hrez and
". H. Harvey. delegates to the building trades
counril: T. C. zrez. delegate 10 the state build
ing trades convention.
Housesmiths' union No. IS has in
stalled the following as officers for the
current term
J. Hoffman. president: G. E. Hogue vice presi-
dent: J. Vaughn. financial secretary: b. Me-
Guirk recording secretary; Edward Lewis. meas
urer: z. A. Clancy. business agent: J. ScahilI
warden: Adam Heller and n. Bcarse. trustees;
r Schneppe, J. NJ Hogan, f. A. Clancy J.
N-rafrrrr Arrr I'M
Joseph Lynch. ". wamgum j. Bevans and J.
Nicholson. delegates 10 the building trades couH-
n Hogan ard + HOFFMAN executive board; j.
Vaughn. delegate 10 the state convention OF the
state building trades council; J. II. Corson press
reporter
Carpenters union No. 4S3 win be Of
ficered during the current term by the
following named, who were ceremoni-
ously installed at the last meeting:
F. Mcneil president; J. G. Mclean. vice presi-
dent: J. 7. Greenwood. recording seeTetsryf
Charles L. Apperson. financial secretary; T. p.
Watts conductor: c. \. Templeton. trustee; d.
J. kempton. auditor; W. r. Gibson, {. A. Nc
Colin. z. Mcneil. J. G. Mclean and David Duff.
delegates TO the building trades council.
After the installation the union
adopted resolutions favoring the Hetch
Hetchy water proposition and urging
the members to vote for the same.
Electrical workers union No. 8 has
installed these officers:
T. r. Smith W. T. Holmes, T.. c. Loomis, =.
Neidick- W. A. Cooke and W. II. Morgan,
executive board Leo Mamlock, L. V Bempke,
r. J. Altman. II. a. keifer. T.. J. O. Brien. {. +.
Tanner aud J. 4 Kopp, examining board; W. II.
J-rmy. G. J. Alexander, z. c. Loomis. =, Elken.
p A. Clifford. Leo Mamlock and z. J., Kennedy,
delegates TO the building trades council
The district council of carpenters.
electrical workers union No. 6, house
smiths union No. rs and cement work
ersf union No. l. at their respective
meetings last Wednesday night unani-
mously declared In favor Of the Hetch
Hetchy water proposition and against
bonds for the purchase of the Spring
Valley water plant.