United labor bulletin., 1911-12-07
s11.7O s1sO.5O s27.4O $3.50
$464.00 $464.00
A. H. FLOATEN.
State Secretary.


branches, based on the dues paid for
October, November and December:
Aspen. 6; Aurora, 6; Alamosa, 29;
Ault, suspended Nov 1; Boulder City,
40; Lafayette, 100; Louisville, sus-
pended; Longmont, Sc; Nederland. 15;
Brush, 13; Buena Vista, 10; Athena, 10;
Bayfield,, 8; Berthoud, suspended: Cal
han, suspended Nov. 1 Colorado City.
25; Colorado Springs. q; Coal Creek. 10;
Canon City. 20.
Denver City and County: First ward.
suspended Nov L; Second ward, 81;
Third ward, 6; Fourth ward. 90; Sixth
ward, 20; Seventh ward, 81; Ninth ward,
10; Tenth ward, 10; Eleventh ward. 40;
Twelfth ward, dropped; Thirteenth
ward, 20; Fifteenth ward, 20; Sixteenth
ward, s; German, 20; Jewish, suspended;
Scandinavian, 10.
Del Norte, dropped; Durango. 16;
Englewood, suspended; Castlewood, s.;
Edgewater, 10; Fort Collins, 20; Fort
Morgan, 8; Golden, 20; Greeley. 8; Glen
wood Springs, suspended; Ignacio, sus-
pended Nov. 1; Kirk, IL; Littleton, 81;
La Veta, 10; Loveland, 10; Trinidad, &C.;
Leadville (American), suspended; Lead
vile (Finnish), 40; Ibex, II.
Mesa county: Fruita, G; Grand juno
tion, 40; Perdy, 5; Mattison, suspended
Oct /; Montrose. IA; Norrie. 10; New
Windsor, 20; Oak Creek, %; Pueblo, 26;
Rocky Ford. 8; Rosita, suspended; Sa-
Ida, 12; Silverton, G.
Teller county: Cripple Creek, 25;
Elkton, 20; Victor 33; South Slavic, sus.
pended Nov. /; Telluride (American),
suspended Dec. /; Telluride (Finnish)
dropped; Twin Lakes. suspended Nov.
L; Teller Up. o., 15; Vona. 10; Villas,
suspended Nov. L Walsenburg, 5; Wray
lis; Yoder, z; state at large has IL In
good standing, s suspended and r. j
Ruddock dropped out. This makes 1.20a
members that are paid for the month OF
December, which is the highest for any
month yet for this state.
Secretaries of locals and branches
please read Section 2S, Article VIII, OF
our state party constitution, before they
send any reports on the nominations and
referendum, as the vote will not be
counted II there has been no monthly
| report for three months.
The state membership referendum pro
posed by Local Denver to amend sec
tion of the state party constitution and
published Nov. 2, has failed to receive q
second, SO 1t is therefore indefinitely
postponed.
There has been no appeal taken on
the decision of the general state com
mittee in the case of the Elventh ward
of Denver vs.. Harry Glantz AS the
time has expired Harry Glantz has the
privilege of paying up and be reinstated
to membership, as he was before he was
expelled The expense Of $1.00, which
is for the Eleventh ward branch to pay
has been refunded to Glantz.
Some financial secretary sent in a
monthly report but failed to either des'
ignate the organization 1t came from
nor did he sign It, SO we cannot tell
date 3S total membership; admitted
and $5.S5 on hand. Whomsoever recog-
nizes this please report.
The officials OF locals and branches
will please see that the election OF Off
cIaIs to begin Jan. 1, is done this month
Then don't fail to notify the state office
of whom will be the officials 30 the list
of secretaries that is reported to the nE
tiona1 office and the list OF names for
the United Labor Bulletin will be made
correctly on January changes.
Comrade Howard H. Caldwell, former
| ly OF Ohio, but now Of California, will
| finish his lecture tour in Iowa and Ne
braska by January 8, and will accept
dates in Colorado for four or five days
before his engagement west. His terms
are a fiat rate OF $1,000 and his subjects
are: els the Capitalist System FailingT
"After the Trusts. What?" Are We Op
Enslaved?" What Is Socialism," Make
application to the state ONCE.
Comrade Henry T. Jones. who writes