The San Francisco call., 1910-06-22

all the mills on the peninsula resumed
work under union conditions.
The dispute between pile drivers
union No. 77 and structural iron
workers union No. 11S of Sacramento
was the subject of much debate at the
last meeting of the building trades
council of Sacramento. 1t was decided
that the work in dispute belonged to
the Sacramento local, and any others
doing this work would have to trans
fer to the Sacramento union. 1t was
also decided that engineers employed
on pile drivers must belong to the Sac
ramento union.
Five candidates were initiated and
nine applications for membership re-
ceived at the last meeting of the bar
tenders league. The sum of s32 was
paid in sick benefits. The election for
officers will be held today.
a donation of $3.50 was made to the
Los Angeles strikers by carpenters
union No. 4s3 at its Monday night meet
ing. There will be special meeting
July II to pass upon the 25 cent assess
ment The local decided to be in the
parade Labor day and appointed the
Duff, W. ]. Baird, E. E. Phillips and
]. A. Gillis. A prize of $40 will be
given for apprentices in the races at
Shell Mound.
Wood, wire and metal lathers' union
ing tonight at the hall, 395 Franklin
street. The 25 cent assessment will be
discussed. Fines will be imposed for
nonattendance.
Business Agent Thomas J. White of
stablemen,s union received a letter yes
terday from Vice President Peter Burke
that city would be a bitter one, but
that the union men were standing solid
ly together, and so far had not lost a
man.
The last meeting of stablemen's
union No. 404 was largely attended. 1t
was reported that business was good
and that the boycott on the Rincon
Hill stables was still on.
Typographical union No. d will hold
its regular monthly meeting Sunday,
when President White will announce
the several committees.
Boiler makers lodge Nc. 2O5 has
voted $50 to the striking metal work
ers of Los Angeles. The lodge will at
its next meeting take up the assess
ment ordered by the labor council. Or
ganizer V. Leary reported that he re-
Gently formed a union of $50 boiler
makers in Los Angeles, mainly through
the fight now going on in that city.
Business Agent White has been in
structed to go to Vallejo and install
officers in the new teamsters' union
recently formed in that city. White
will take the charter with him and in
stall the local Sunday.
President Lewis of the united mine
workers of America has announced
that the strike in what is known as
the southwestern coal district will be
adjusted within two weeks. At present
there are 10000 idle miners in that
district.
The following officers have been
elected by steam and sprinkler filters
helpers union No. AL: President
Charles G. NcNally; vice president,
William Everett; financial secretary
and treasurer, E. ]. Wiley; recording
secretary, F. Mills; executive board,
A. Chevalier, H. p Martin, G. Kaper
and F. Wonds; statistician, p. Riness;
finance committee, F. McWilliams, J.
A. Anderson and c. F. Fowler.
At the last meeting of the Alaska
fishermen's union 1T was decided to
forward Immediately s2,500 to the
strikers on the great lakes. This is
the first installment of the $4,000
which the union decided to send. The
local last year donated $4,000 to the
striking seamen. From latest reports
the men were standing firm and We're
determined to remain out until union
conditions prevailed.
z. Kubeler of the brewery work
mems union has been. elected vice pres
ident of the Sacramento federated
trades council, vice w. Z. Harris, re-