United labor bulletin., 1911-04-27
REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
FROM THE STATE SECRETARY.

The second ballot on the eiection of
state party officials will be publlsned
next issue.
The state referendum for the state
party officials resulted in the largest ever
cast in the state on any party referen-
dunn. The total vote was 51S for state
secretary Thirty-nine organizations re-
ported and there was not single error
in any of them, SO we can see now that
the officials of locals and branches have
learned to properly conduct the affairs
of referendums. Locals Athena and
Montrose reported too late to be tabu-
lated
The financial secretaries of locals and
branches are hereby requested to send
me a list of the names and addresses OF
all the members in their organizations
and also the name of correspondent or
secretary of the woman's committee, II
one is organized, as we want TO Forward
these to the general correspondent OF
the womens national committee. Lear
let's that explain the plan of work that
the women's national committee has laid
out will be sent upon request to this
Office
The intercollegiate Socialist society
has formed study chapters in about 20 OF
our universities for the study of Social
ism and this society wants to reach the
teachers and students in all the schools
they can So anyone that is acquainted
with any person that has a desire 10
know or who may become interested,
should send the names of such persons
to Harry w. Ladder, 1O5 West Fortieth
street, New York city, and the proper
steps will be taken to get into commune
cation with such persons
The United Labor Bulletin, in which
this article appears, has been adopted as
our medium of communication in Colo
RADIO for reporting from the state ofi1ce.
We will have two columns of matter that
will be of interest to all members. Any
local or branch that desires to send in
any communication can have the same
printed in this publication at 50 per col
umn or 81 per half column, per issue.
For so cents a year any person can nave
the Labor Bulletin sent to his or her ad-
dres the same as any newspaper. Or In
bundles of ten or more copies 1t will be
sent to one address at 25 cents per year
per copy. Every member should subscribe
for it, then hand it out to your neighbor,
as it will in a measure link trade union
ism and Socialism in the minds of the
workers. Any member can afford to take
this at 80 cents a year, so he can get the
report from the state office and not have
to depend on the secretary of his organ
iZation to read it at the meetings. Let
us all get all the individual subscribers
we can for the Labor Bulletin. Publicity
and information are very much needed.
Let us help start the membership in the
habit of getting information at first hand
in regard TO the doings in state party
organizations, as the average member of
the party now knows very little about
the fundamental laws of our organization
and its management.
Following is the standing of the locals
and branches for the month of March,
with the number of members paid for,
as averaged for the past three months.
S means suspended and ID means dropped
out:
Aurora, 5; Aspen, S; Athena, 10; Bay
field, 12; Boulder City, 20: Broomfield,
S. Longmont, IS; Nederland, 10; Brush,
Z; Buena Vista, 10; Blanca, 5; Calhan,
D; Cortez, 6; Creede. s; Colorado
Springs, 10; Cripple Creek, 20; Coal
Creek, 30; Denver City and County:
First ward, 10; Second ward, As; Third
ward, s. Fourth ward, 10; Fifth ward,
G: Sixth ward 16; Seventh ward. 2S;
Tenth ward, 20; Eleventh ward, 20;
Twelfth ward, 10; Thirteenth ward, 10;
Fifteenth ward, 40; Sixteenth ward. 13;
German branch, 33; Jewish branch, 10;
Scandinavian, G. Durango, d; Elkton,
10; Edgewater. %; Fort Collins, 10;
Fruita, 9; Florence, S; Golden, 10;
Grand Junction. 40; Greeley, 10; Keysor,