United labor bulletin., 1911-07-27
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY AND
COUNTY DELEGATE COMMIT
TEE ON JULY IA, 1911.
.Iet at Club building, 500 p. m.


Called to order by Organizer Marshall.
j. w. Martin was selected chairman and
A H. Floaten as secretary pro TEN.
Minutes of June 9th and 25th read and
approved by adding that Ernest Siegel
was present on June 25th.
w. H. Leonard reported on the Fred
Warren meeting and on the final settle
ment of the Appeal to Reason contract.
Including six appeal sub-cards he turned
over to the secretary-treasurer at this
time s40.65 and his report was received
as progress.
A committee of two from the new labor
temple association was granted the floor
to announce the picnic at Lakeside for
July 29 and ask assistance in the sale
of admission tickets.
1t was moved and carried that 100 of
the admission tickets to the Lakeside
picnic be placed in the hands of the sec
retary for distribution to those who will
try to sell them. CErick Johnson and
John Nitsch each took 10 of the tickets)
Upon the reading of the certificates of
election the following delegates, upon
motion were seated: Jennie Miller and
VIM. Siegel of Fourth ward; John Nitsch,
Ernest Siegel and Theo n. Muckle of
Seventh ward; Frank Tanner and W. H.
Leonard of Tenth ward; C. NJ. Maxson
and j. w. Martin of Fifteenth ward;
Berger Olson of Sixteenth ward; T. j.
Lantz and Inge Skjegstad of Scandinav-
ian, and Fraternal Delegate Higgs from
Edgewater Local.
Bills of $500 for Club building hall and
10 cents for the Denver Express, for an
ad. last October were both allowed and
ordered to be paid
Comrade Ward reported that the reso-
luton about the accidental death of Com
rade Mrs. Wayland had been made and
passed at a Howe hall meeting and for
warded to Comrade J. A. Wayland.
The report of the county secretary
treasurer, showing s139.14 on hand July
l, was received and ordered filed.
Literature Agent Brown reported the
sale of 95 Appeal sub-cards and $1265
worth of literature at Warren meeting
County Organizer Marshall reported
hard financial conditions among the
members, yet the report of the state sec
retary shows a payment of dues for 335
for June. which is the highest for any
month for Denver.
The Sixth ward reported discontinu-
ance of propaganda meetings for July and
August.
Second ward reported that 11S Thir-
teenth street is their meeting place. but
the time was not reported
Moved and carried that the literature
agent spend s5.vo for Appeal to Reason
copies OF the Mcnamara edition.
Motion: That the executive committee
be instructed to not engage Comrade
Pinkham to lecture. Motion to lay the
question on the table was lost; then the
original motion carried
Motion: That the editor of the local
department in the Labor Bulletin put in
a continuous advertisement of the meet
ings of the branches. 1t was moved to
amend by publishing same only the week
before such meetings, but this was lost
and the original motion carried.
J. w. Martin, Ernest Siegel and Duren
j. H. Ward were elected for the sub
executive committee and T. ]. Brown as
literature agent.
Moved and carried that we endorse the
action taken by the Anti-Injunction
league and the Trades and Labor assem-
bly, against diverse firms, relating to the
coal miners in northern Colorado
The newly-elected delegates present
were Jennie Miller, John Nitsch, Ernest
Siegel, Theo. N. Muckle, Frank Tanner
w. II. Leonard. C. NJ. Maxson, j. w. Mar
tin, Berger Olson, T. ]. Lantz, Inge Skjeg-
stad and Higgs-12.
The old delegates present were Bruhn.
Wettengel, Ward, Vetter, Morrow and A.
e. Fish, Total of all delegates, 1S.
Moved and carried that we adjourn.
A. Fl. FLOATEN,
Secretary Pro Tenn