El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-07
Unions Getting Together For
Move Back to Central Labor Hall

Cooks and Walters union, visited the
various unions that met Thursday night
in the interest Of the union he repre-
sents. which was recently organized
This union has nearly doubled Its
membership since it was formed three
NJ B. I1arock and John L Wood did
the carpenter work on the front OF the
Monarch pool hall on San Antonio
street Both men are members OF the
Carpenters union and are employed Dy
J. J. Hewitt and son.
W Miner, Charlie DICKSON, FRANK
O'BrieD and many other members OF
the Carpenters union are cratlng Ine
household goods of the otucerS OF the
Second cavalry at Fort Bliss, VINO VIII
entrain for Galveston
The roUghing in carpenter WORK on
the new five room bungalow in the 26OO
block on Boulevard IS being done Dy the
following members of the Carpenters.
union: R. A. Williams 1oremans Ed
Parks. Jack McGregor and William
Luttinger. They are employed by Geo.
Barney Hanson. a union bricklayer
from CIeburne. Texas, who arrived
Wednesday. will spend a few days here
on business and will look up his OLD
time friends
Jack Manner, a union barber who
was employed at the Postof&ce DarDer
shop. has resigned and left here for
Oklahoma, his home His vacancy was
filled by Al Kitterman, member OF the
local BARRIERS union
J. L. QUIT has returned from Globe,
AriZ., where he was working Tor the
past month He has taken poSluOn
at the ROberts-Banner barber shop. He
is a member Of the BARRIERS union.
A n Telery- deposited retiring
card with the local BARRIERS union. He
arrived here from Houston and has
taken a position at Stevens's barber
shop, on San Antonio street
G. A Halling has completed the
In for
a new two story residence in the $500
block on Bliss street for J. / Hewitt
and son. and a new 1lFe room Dunga-
low in the 200 block on Boulevard Tor
the Mayfield Building and Improve
ment company. He IS member OF the
Sheet Metal Workers union and en-
plOyed by H. Welsch company.
c. Veages, a member Of the Sheet
Metal Workers union. has been doing
the rOughing in work for heating
plant in the new five room bungalow
on Muddy avenue, in Sunset Heights,
for the AIayfield company. he IS en-
pIoyed by the H Welsch company.
A r. Brooks, who has been working
at the cement plant for the past month,
has completed the blowpipe work He
is a member of the Sheet Metal Work
ers' union and is employed by dunno
gan, MOmsOn and Ryan
Geo. Peckham has been doing shop
work for the last few days for the FL
PasO Sheet Metal works. He is a
member OF the Sheet Metal W Orkers
union
J. 7. Bippus. electrician for the Ma
tional Telegraphone company, has fin
ished the wiring in the new five room
bungalow in the 300 block on Mon
tana street. He is a member of Electri-
cal Workers union No. $50.
R W. DOnahue is doing the electri-
cal work on the new two story resi-
dence on the Fort Bliss road in Gov
eminent Hill for J. l. Hewitt and son.
He is a member of Electrical Workers
union No. $50 and is employed by the
Independent Electric company.
z. d. Skinner, secretary of the Cooks
and Walters union. has been III for a
few days at his room in the Great
Northern hotel He is employed at the
Silver King cafe
Jesse Know, who has been seriously
Ill for the past three weeks, Is now
much improved and is able to be about.
He is a. member of the Knox orchestra
and the Musicians union.
r. z. Thompson and @. G. O'Rear are
progressing nicely with the sheet metal
work on the new First National Bank
building. Both men are employed by
Dunnegan, MOmsOn, Ryan company and
are members Of the Sheet Metal Work
ers' union.
c. N. Jaqua, who has been laying off
few days, has returned to the plaster
work at the Angelus hotel, which is
being remOdeled- He is employed by
contractor Nick Carson and is a mem
Der Of the Plasterers' union.