El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-01

Reimann reported work at the trade
good II all cities he visited
d NJ. Brienholt mas taken a transfer
card and departed for Silver City, where
he has . position with contractor Bill
Taylor. Mr.. Brienholt is a member Of
the local Bricklayers' union.
William ]. Little. better known as
Winchester Bill" is doing the brick
pany, which is building a brick garage
on Montana street Mr.. Little is q
charter member OF the BricklayerS'
union and has been in FL Paso for 25
years
Gene Flanagan, who is an influen-
tial member Of the Bricklayers' union,
is setting the terracOtta decorations
on the new First National bank build
ing on San Antonio street
J. B. Rogers has finished his appren-
tieeship at the briclzlayers trade, and
after a tussle with the goat at last
nights meeting he was obligated and
received his jOurneyman card. Mr..
Rogers served his, apprenticeship IN
der H T. Ponsford.
The plaster work on the new First
National bank began yesterday. Fore
man ]. R Dickerson is experimenting
the work. and Jack Johnson, Juan
Carbajal. Frank Carbajal. P. Martinez.
Manuel EspanO and c. NJ JaQua are
assisting him at the work These men
are members OF the PlaSterers' union
The plaster work on the new hospi-
tai building at Ft. Bliss has been
started by foreman ". F. Morris, for
Alexander Campbell. who is erecting
the new building. n. o. Hamilton is
assisting Mr. Morris at the work. Both
are members. Of the local Plasterers'
H. P. stepheson has deposited his
travelling card with the local Plumbers
union, having arrived here from Los
Angeles. He has a positiOn=with the
Stanley & Hackett plumbing company,
and is at present working on a large
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P. ]. Barry has returned from Plain
view, Texas. where he installed two
heating plants. one in the Grant Bueler
building and the other for the Bonner
moving picture theater. Mr.. Barry is
employed by the Elliott & Barry, heat
ing engineers and experts, to go to
Douglas. AriZ.. to install a heating
plant. Mr.. Barry is member of the
Plumbers union
Charles H. Escott. a member of the
local Plumbers union, is installing the
plumbing. work at the new bungalow
in the $500 block on East Montana
street. Mr.. EscOtt is employed by L P.
McChesney, master plumber.
S. NJ. Butler went to work for the
city yesterday on the new reinforced
concrete building being erected near
the city warehouse on MagOffln ave-
nue.. Mr.. Butler is assisting at the
carpentry work and is member Of
Bert Anderson has completed the
work on the new six room bungalow IN
the 100 block on Nevada street for
contractor J. B Williams, and Is
member of the Carpenters union.
J. c. McElrOy is putting on a new
roof and repairing the porch on a four
room house on North Virginia street
Mr. McElroy is a member of the Car
penters' local
Ed Savage, a steamfitter, has de-
posted his transfer card with the local
Plumbers union, having arrived from
San Francisco. and has taken a posi-
zion with Elliott & Barry company, and
Is :, present installing a heating plant
in a valley home. F. Cole is assisting
him at the work.
Lee Pollard, NJ. Mckee, S. L Parrot
and Tom Johnson have completed the
carpentry work on a new five room
bungalow in Highland Park for con-
tractors Pringle & Crawford. These
men are members Of the Carpenters
union.
Contractor. Geo. W. Sharp will begin
carpentry work on two new bungalows,
one in the 240O block on Myrtle avenue,