El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-06
c. A. Taylor, Carpenter, Re-
covers, but Is Manned
For Life.


(By J. W. Harm, SfercotyDors' UniOn.)
< Ii members Of the Sheet Metal
~ Workers union in the city
stopped work this afternoon to
attend the funeral Of J. NJ Lee, a well
known metal worker. VINO died We'd
nesday at his home on Louisville
street In Highland PARK. He had re-
turned to work only recently after a
long siege Of illness. A special meet
ing OF the union was held Wednesday
night to arrange for the burial Fun
eIaI services VIII be held at Peak s
chapel sos Texas street. Interment
viii be IN COncOrdia cemetery
Mr.. Lee was the first member OF the
union 10 die since its organization.
he was 29 years Of age. His wife and
little son survive him. The charter
OF the union was ordered draped for
90 days.
c. A. Taylor, who was shop foreman
1or the Perry Kirkpatrick company
mas recovered from a severe case Of
blood poison caused by running a
splinter into his right hand last Nav
n.y. Taylor IS manned for life and will
be unable to work at the carpenter
trade again, owing to the loss Of three
fingers on the right hand The Car
penters un1ons Of which he is a mem
per, has been supporting him during
ms Illness and are now making eff
forts TO secure employment for him
W W Warnock, a member of the
local Painters union, has returned
n. WnerE
has been working for the past month
lie is employed by the Mckee COM
pany.
z, c. Fletcher has arrived here from
Albuquerque, n. n, and has deposited
his travelling card with the Painters
union. He may locate here.
W H. Davis and Geo. Singleton are
doing the painting on the new five
room bungalow in Grand View for the
Perry kirkpatrick company. Both
men are members of the Painters un-
F. Levarro and R. Minor. members
OF the Painters union are doing the
painting on the building at the corner
OF Seventh and 6. FL PasO-
a E Waggoner has began the pa
periug work in the residence at Ills
wyoming street. He is a member of
the Painters union and is employed
by the Owl Sign company.
K. 3. Behmes and B. W. Points have
begun the carpenter work. on three
adobe houses for II. s. Waterman,
eight miles down the valley. Both
men are members Of the Carpenters
union and employed by Pritchard &
Gunning
The roughing in carpenter work on
a new six room bungalow on East
Montana street was finished Wednes-
day by the following members Of the /
Carpenters union: A R. Webb. fore
man; John Vance, L Bailey, Otis Jones !
ployed by Perry kirkpatrick com !
apny.
OIen EeaEherStOne has completed the ]
work in two office rooms in 4
the Morehouse block for contractor c. /
l. Ellington. He is a member OF the 4
Painters union.
G. G. O'Rear and Geo. Janke have
finished the sheet metal work on the !
roof Of the Herald building. Both (
men are members of the Sheet Metal i
W orkers union and are employed by I
the Dunnegan, Momsen & Ryan COM l
pany.
A. G. Tanner, a member OF the
Painters union will do the painting (
and decorating work on two residences
at 705 and 709 Boulevard, which are
being repaired by Lee Bros, contrac- I
tors
The night force of pIasterers who 4
are rushing the plaster work on the
new First National bank building TO
completion now number IL members
Of the local Plasterers' union. They
are c. Wilson, A. A. Cochran. R Evans,
D. Thomas, W. Perry. G. Wolf, r. Kim
ball. R. D. Stepp, E. s. Taylor, ".