El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-02
An ii PaSO Factory
Changes Management
Union Iron and Brass Works
to Make a Stronger Bid for
Business and to Lend
Greater Assistance to the
Upbuilding of Ell PaSO.

From this date henceforth the Union
Iron and Brass Works will be under the
general management of II. c. Waugh, a
gentleman who understands the bust
ness thoroughly and will lend much to
the betterment of Ell Paso.
j. G. House. the former secretary
! and manager. will devote his time to
other departments of the business.
The Union Iron and Brass Works has
taken firm hold In Ell Paso and is
recognized as one of FL Paso's leading
manufacturing concerns and under the
new order of things will make itself
more strongly felt and bring into FL
Paso line of business that has been
going elsewhere.
The following letters speak for them
selves:
March 25,1s1O.
To Our Customers and Friends:
AT a recent meeting of the stockhold-
ers or this concern, by unanimous con-
sent decision was reached to change
the management by the employment of
Mr.. II. c. Waugh. who will assume the
duties relating to the business in the
capacity of general manager on April
!, 1910.
Previous to this action a rigid inves-
tlgatfon Of the business was had to de-
Iermine its needs and devise means
whereby its scope may be enlarged, i'm
proved, and generally benefited. This
company has been in operation in your
community for sufficient length of
time to demonstrate it's purpose and
ability 10 do many things necessary to-
ward the upbuilding of our community.
1t has received the loyal support and
patronage OF many of our best institu-
tlons; 1t has tried to deserve the con-
fidence and consideration SO imposed
upon it to the end that it has grown and
nc Ca6 h -
mentioned, to feel disposed to put their
shoulders to the wheel in view of its
perpetuity and enlargement.
we heartily commend to your conSid-
Grafton the new manager. feeling that
he is qualified inasmuch as he is
thorough, practical. energetic man. and
beg that you continue to support our
to prove worthy of your confidence and
patronage.
Very truly yours,
Union Iron and Brass Works
BY J. G. House,
Secretary and Manager.
April 1, 1910.
Ell Paso Herald. FL Paso, Tex:
Gentlemen:
In connection with the enclosed gen
eral letter. I beg to advise that the
policy of this concern shall be along /
the general lines as heretofore except ,
that personal attention will be given TO !
zach and every detail of any work or /
business which you see fit to entrust to |
Us. We shall continue to make a sDe- |
sialty of brass and bronze castings, as /
we'll as the manufacture and finish of /
brass parts for users of machinery. |
We shall enlarge our ornamental brass /
md iron departments. intending to in !
stall special equipment heretofore need !
ed. as well as mechanics who are spe- |
cialists in their lines. Our present stock /
9f manufactured brass. such as sheet, !
tubing, rod. wire, stick brass and !
Dushings will be enlarged. 4
We believe that we have the best
equipment for general repair work In
his section of the country and by de-
foting the closest personal attention to
he details of your orders following
same from the entering of the order TO ,
he completion of the work, / firmly
believe no opportunity will be given you
or complaint My life and efforts here
ofore have been devoted exclusively
o this line of work. which 1 feel quail
les me to perform same in a manner
satisfactory to you and with credit to
his concern.
Assuring you that 1 shall appreciate
md perform TO the best Of my ability
my business which you may enfrust to
ne 1 am
Yours very truly.
H c. Waugh.
General Manager.