3 Lowest wage for helpers, highest for journeymen.

6)

Stonemasons $5.20, bricklayers, $5.60. Piece work, average earnings reported. Average.

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Team Owners' Union No. 21.

1911

100

8-9 48-54

5.00

Teamsters', Chauffeurs, Stablemen & Helpers' Union

No. 23

1914

130

10

60

Trainmen, Railway, No. 102.

1888

280

10

60

2.50-4.80

1897

202

10

701

2.78

Trainmen, Railway, No. 625.
Typographical Union No. 42.
Upholsterers' Union No. 23.
Waiters' Union No. 536.
Waitresses' Union No. 593.
Wood Carvers' Union.

St. Paul

Bakers' Union No. 21

Barbers' Union, No. 31.

1890

300

10

Bartenders' Union No. 287.

10

Beer Bottlers' Union No. 343

Beer Wagon Drivers' Union No. 214.

1909

220

10

1909

32

Blacksmiths' & Helpers' Union No. 43.

1890

137

Boiler Makers' Union No. 3..

1880

78

Bookbinders' Union No. 37

1892

63)

-No report received; membership taken from report of two years ago.

Minimum and maximum.

-Minimum.

Lowest wage helpers, highest journeymen. -Piece work earnings reported.

Minimum for helpers and blacksmiths.

Rate per 100 miles for freight conductors. Passenger conductors are paid $165 a month on main line and $145 on branch lines. Musicians have schedule of prices for dances, parades and entertainments ranging from $3 to $6.

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-Minimum and maximum. Minimum

No report received, membership taken from report of two years ago.

-Stonemasons, $5.20; marble setters, $5.50.

3 Low wage for helpers. 10-Average.

5

Musicians have schedule of prices for dances, parades and entertainments ranging from $3 to $6.