El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-27
The Labor Unions Are TAX
ing Hold In Great
Shape.
MERCHANTS HELPING
By Stamping Their Ship
ments With The Magic
Device and Distribut-
ing Literature.

On every hand only words OF encour
agement for the mid winter carnival az g
heard and the movement is being en-
dorsed by organizations of all kinds
and tenders Of financial assistance made.
Last night the Tennessee society met
and after some discussion adopted re-
solutions strongly endorsing the carni-
val and pledging material ass stance
when such is re quired.
Not only that but the Central Labor
Council at it's meeting last night an
nounced itself ready to 60 to work for
the carnival and aid to the utmost in
m msking tia success. The following
letter from General Manager Stark
was also heartily endorsed.
Sept. "a, 1900.
To the President, Officers aud Mem
bers of she Central Labor Body of Ell
Paso:
Gentlemen:-In the interest of the
people of Ell Paso, their prosperity and
the advancement of the city, it is pro-
posed to give the Mid Winter Carnival
In the month of January, 1901, under
the patronage of the people of the city
as general citizens movement.
10 fnrtherance of this plan the CO.
operation of organizations repre- senting
the wage earners of the community is
desired. Any public movement whose
end is the benefit of all the people can
succeed only ia the degree that moral,
physical and financial support are ap-
piled by the people. It Is proposed TO
make the Mid Winter Carnival . sp0n-
taneous movement of the people of Ell
Paso.
It is therefore suggested that the
Central Labor Body and affiliated or
G apiZ ations adopt resolutions of co0pe-
ration; and that each select member
to cOnssitute together, q committee on
organized labor: and that this commit
tee choose It's chairman who shall
his committee on the gen.
eral citizens committee Of permanent
ance with the fore going, and the same
is approved by affiliated bodies IL is the,
earnest DEF that the complete COM
mittee be gotten in working order as
soon as possible. The bone and sinew:
Of any community is the class that builds
and creates. No popular movement can
succeed without the builders and crea-
tors; your help and your council is
therefore necessary: and with this and
9ress'' as the watchword, the Mid Win
ter Carnival of 1901 will be . triumph
for the people and the city.
,. Cordially yours,
n. B. LAYTON, General Manager
Secretary.
Carnival headquarters in the Shell
Ion are now open and the affairs OF the
are beginning to take a tan
yible shape while the plans of the
general manager are being carried
forward with a vigor that is astouish-
ng.
The fret consignment of buttons IL
likely to demsud q premium, az
people all over town are anxious to
,uy. s. H. Newman does not ordiuari-
y deal in futures, but he purchased q
'utton yesterday to be delivered when
hipment arrives, paying 81 there
or.
A number of the leading Wholesale
houses of the city have already In
.ugursted scheme TO advertise the
carnival. Messrs. Krakauer, Il rk &
doye, I. Blumenthal, and the Browne
I Manzanares company will hereafter
tamp all parcels and boxes shipped to
he trade with the carnival slogan.
we Will. Ell Paso 19Ol.'' Some of
hese frms have also volunteered to
distribute through their travelling men
II literature prepared by the manage
aent for the advertisement of the car
ivsl. The results to be derived in
his manner win undou ubtedly be far
The first committee meeting since
ne new carnival scheme gained a firm
,oting, will be held tonight at csrni-
al headquarters in the Sheldon. All
lembers will doubtless attend without
rging.
r G Walshe, the promising young
has placed q new Mosler safe
l his Office and now the lawyers in
le Bronson block are all jealous be.