United labor bulletin., 1911-05-18
REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
FROM THE STATE SECRETARY.

Following is the standing OF Locals
and Branches for the month of April,
with the number of members paid for, as
averaged for three months:
S means suspended; d means dropped
from the organization.
Aurora. S, April 1; Aspen, s, March 1;
Athena z; Bayfield, 13: Boulder City Br.
20; Broomfield Br. z; Longmont Br. 81;
Nederland Br. 10; Brush 6; Buena Vista
10; Blanca, s. April L; Basalt. S, March
l; Calhan 13; Cortez 6; Creede s; Colo
rado Springs Is: Cripple Creek 20; Coal
Creek 20.
Denver local: First Ward Br. 6; I'd
Ward 40; Sd Ward. s, March /; 4th Ward
13; 9Th Ward. d; 9th Ward 90; 7th
Ward 30; 10th Ward 20; 11th Ward 20;
18th Ward 10; 18th Ward 6; 18th Ward
90; 18th Ward 10; German Br 20; Jew
ish Br. IA; Scandinavian Br. 10: Del
Norte Gust organized), s; Elkton 10:
Edgewater 20; Fort Collins I0 Fruita
5; Florence ID: Golden 20; Gilman Gust
organized) s.: Grand Junction 26; Gree
ley 13; ignacio IL: Keyser S, March l;
Kirk 10; Littleton 90; La Veta 13; Trim
idad 70; La Junta S, March / Leadville-
Firms 35: Mattison s; Montrose 10; Nu.
ella S. March /; New Windsor 20; Pn.
eblo d. March L. Red Clin ID. March /:
Salida 10; Silyerton s. Seibert Gust or.
ganibed) S; Sterling s. Telluride local:
American Br.. S, Feb. /: Finnish Br 80:
Twin Lakes IS; Teller 13; Vona 3. Villas
S. March / Victor 80; wray S. April l:
Perdy Mesa whitewater p. o. 10.
There are 21 members of the state at
large in good standing and 10 suspended.
A. F. Sprague, Harry McCosh, ]. r. Nc
Call, S. l.. Trine. Elizabeth Stanley, E
NJ. Williams and J. b. Williams are
dropped.
This shows So organizations in good
standing, besides the state at large with
a membership OF $40 paid for. besides
the IA organizations under temporary
suspension.
There were more dues-stamps sold
from the state Office last month than any
previous month in the history OF the
party in the state.
During the last two months Comrade
w. p. Collins had two lecture tours of
nearly seven weeks. After paying his
expenses he had $1,000 left for his time
and all it cost the state Office was the
printed posters and postage on them.
Comrade Spargo of the intercollegiate
Fellowship delivered n lecture at Denver
and one at Littleton. besides he invaded
both the Boulder University and the Den
yer University. with lecture for each.
Comrade William A. Ward OF the
Christian Socialist Fellowship, also
spoke in two churches here. besides two
ltCtuTcS III Tie regular oOCihiist nhll 1T
1548 California street. Both the educa-
tional and religious institutions have dis
covered that II they want to be consid-
cred up to date in knowledge they must
deal with the social questions in accord
ance with the Socialist philosophy.
The national Office has requested this
office to furnish complete list of Social
| lists that are now holding political Offices
| in Colorado and what Offices they hold.
1t is necessary to have this list com
plete, as 1t will be published. 80 hereby
ask every party Official who has such in
formation to supply me with same at
your first opportunity.
Comrades w. H.. Leonard, w. p. Col
Inns, Mary l.. Geffs and G.. X. Freeman
have been nominated for permanent
chairman of the state executive commit
tee This is notice to each one to reply
whether you accept or not. The ballots
will be sent on the last part OF this
month.