United labor bulletin., 1911-10-26
DENVER. COLORADO. oeToeEe

sale for the furniture. This motion was
amended, but finally a motion carried
that the board of directors and the Tenn
pie association committee meet in the
ante-room and bring in a written agree
ment at once for the assembly to act
upon. The delegates did SO and the
agreement reached was in substance the
motion made by Delegate Conkle- 1t
was adopted and follows:
Denver. Colo. Oct. %, 1911.
To the Officers and Members of the Den
yer Trades and Labor Assembly:
1t is hereby agreed that the Trades
Assembly sell its furniture to the Labor
Temple association at first cost to as
sembly. s125i carpet and canvas cover,
Assembly in rent at rate of $500 per
meeting until entire amount is liqui-
dated.
For Directors of Trades Assembly:
T. E. DELLITT. Pres.
T. w. TAYLOR.
l.. NJ. FRENCH.
CHAS. MCKEE.
II. NJ. MUM. Sec'y.
For Labor Temple Association:
EDW. J. HINES,
Sec'y-Treas.
]. w. VARDIE.
r. E. LOwDERBACk
o. GASSER
Delegate Means asked to be recorded
as opposed TO the adoption of the agree
ment.
Chairman Bryan of the legislative
committee made a report on the investi-
CATION of the Real Estate Exchange. The
committee has not been able TO get any
data on the workings of that body. The
report was received
Secretary Bryan reported for the boy
t.fstfss aEtr -1.a~ l.aA
been no attendance
c. A. Irwin was introduced under the
report of the committee on publications
and lectures. He took for his subject
the aspersions cast on certain delegates
to the assembly in connection with the
referring of the lighting contract Mr.
Irwin acted as attorney for Labors Eco
nomic League before the elections com
mission. He told of the attempts of the
Gas and Electric company to have the
petitions thrown out His address was
brilliant arraignment of corporations
in trying to ruin the leaders in organ
lied labor and was well received.
Delegate Lowderback reported that the
Bakers had signed up two shops. Hoyt's
bakery, 3O59 Williams street. and XII
patricks. 1859 Mariposa street.
The following resolutions were nitro
duced and adopted
Denver. Colo, Oct %, 1911.
To the Officers and Members OF the Den
yer Trades Assembly;
Whereas. At the last convention OF the
international Association OF Machinists
held in Davenport. Ia. Sept 18th. 1911.
the delegates 20 the coming convention
OF the A. F. Of l.. were instructed 10 in
troduce a resolution. calling for the A.
F. OF l.. TO indorse n movement OF the
Metal Trades throughout the United
States making concerted demand for
an eighi-hour day.
The A. r. of l.. delegates were also in
s,ructed to introduce resolution calling
for an amendment of the bylaws of the
building trades section wherein the ma
chinists can become affiliated with the
local building trades councils by paying
per capita on the men working in the
building industry.
And whereas. the delegates 10 the Ma
chinists' convention were instructed to
use their efforts TO have any other dele
gate TO the coming A. F. OF l.. conven-
ton instructed along those lines.
We. therefore. ask the Trades Assem-
bly, to indorse the above propositions and
instruct their delegate to the A. f. of l..
convention accordingly.
JESSE vETTER
w. F. EVANS.