United labor bulletin., 1911-06-15
OF THE CITY AND
COUNTY DELEGATE COMMITTEE,
JUNE 9, 1911.

Called to order by county secretary At
S:15 and John Wettengel chosen as chair
man.
Minutes of last session read and ap-
proved.
Third Ward and Sam Sklar and Ginsberg
from the Jewish branch were seated as
delegates.
Communication from the national of
fee about Spargo's book on The SUD-
stance of Socialism" was on motion
turned over to the literature agent
Bill for hall rent for $500 was on mo-
ton allowed.
| j. w. Martin reported on the wara
b! boundary committee and recommended
that the city should be changed into Is
wards and gave the proposed territory
of each. On motion the committee was
continued
w. II. Leonard reported for the ways
and means committee that there was
s17.12 yet due the Appeal to Reason. On
motion this was allowed.
He also reported that Comrade Fred
Warren would speak at o'clock on Sun
day, June 25th, at the Tuileries park and
that the trades unionists and Anti-Injunc-
ton League were cooperating with us.
All the receipts for admission tickets to
the park (Which is always 1Oc) that are
sold before getting to the entrance gate
is ours.
Then the following members were ap-
pointed as chairmen to manage the dif-
ferent departments, to be responsible for
the financial part and account for same:
A. H. Floaten, on all tickets for the diff
ferent concessions; Jesse Vetter for the
dance Pavilion; c. A. Ahlstrom for the
gate tickets; Bruhn for the burros; Kirby
for the roller skating; M. Octavia F1oaten
for the circle swing; 7. j. Brown for the
literature; j. w. Martin on the resolu-
ton about the McNamaras KIDNAPPING
case to be presented.
On motion T. NJ. Marshall was elected
county organizer at s25.00 month.
On motion Marshall was allowed $1,000
advance for expenses to be incurred.
On motion the county secretary was in
structed to notify all secretaries to send
Comrade Marshall list of all members
that are suspended, as well as those that
have been dropped and prospective sub
jects, SO he may have assistance in find
ing such persons.
1t was moved by Comrade Skjegstad
that the sub-executive committee be in
structed to not ask Comrade Pinkham to
speak at Howe hall nor any other place
until such time as authorized by this
body. Upon the call for a rising vote
the motion was lost by tie of to T.
On motion Comrades Martin and Ward
were elected to draw up resolution on
the accidental death of Comrade Mrs.
Wayland and to forward same to Com
rade j. A. Wayland.
Upon the report of Comrade Harger
having resigned from the sub-executive
committee, Comrades C. A. Ahlstrom and
Schultz were nominated as candidates to
fill the vacancy Upon taking a ballot
Ahlstrom was elected by vote of II
| to 6.
Upon a report by Comrade Leonard
that the Jewish branch had donated to
Local Denver about 80 chairs and pi
ano, it was moved that these be left in
the control of the sub-executive commit
tee.
Comrade Ward explained a plan of the
| third ward branch to issue leaflets, print
ed by himself, to be sold to the different
organizations for distribution and for the
Warren park meeting.
The idea of the plan was favored, but
the publication was opposed, unless the
union label was secured. So no action
was taken.
NJ. OCTAVIA FLOATEN,
County Secretary.