El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-19
Officials of the Carpenters
Say Good Progress is Made
Toward Adjustment.

BY J. w. Harm. StereOIEpers' Union.
- FFICIALS Of the Carpenters IN
ion say that good progress is be
- ing made to settle the difficulties
that arose last April between the union
and local contractors. The officials say
that an amicabIe settlement is ex-
pected shortly and that many new
members are being taken into the un-
ion. The Carpenters union has now
a membership of 242, and is one of the
eldest and largest unions in the city
The first carpenters union, number
544, vas organized in June 1899 in the
now county court room by ar organ
izer of the International Cigarmakers'
union. About 81 members We're enrolled
and c. H. Simmer was the president of
the old union. On February 4, 1910.
another union was organized by an
organizer Of the international Carpen-
ters' union from Los Angeles. The
membership was 1SO- The number OF
the union was S27, and 7. f. WOrsham
was president
Shortly after the organizing Of No.
S27. both unions consolidated June q,
1910 and Henry Cain was appointed
president Of the union whose number
was then changed TO 425, the number
carries Shortly after the union was
organized, Henry Cain resigned as
president and Walter 0. Lane was ap-
pointed his successor The present Of
ficers of the union are President, J.
B. Williams, vice president, J. R Red
man; recording secretary, K b.
Behrnes; financial secretary and bust
ness manager, Herbert Brown; treas
Urer, William Burt; conductor, John P.
BuetelI: warden Lee Pollard; auditors
n hO1 nd
s N. Heiten: trustees, Lee Pollard. Jim
Hignett and R c. Light; executive
board, L. B. Louis. John P. BueteIl, J.
r. Redmon. ". J. Obrian and A r.
Webb. Delegates to the Building Trades
council are W O. Lambert, l. B. Louis,
A R. Webb and John P. BueteIl Dele
gates TO the Central Labor union are:
u F. Brown, j. B. Louis and A. r
Webb The United Brotherhood of Car
penters and JOiners of America have
their headquarters at Indianapolis,
where they own modern five story
office building, which is devoted en-
tlrely as labor hall and offices. The
members of the local union are:
j. W Chamness., J P. Schlitz, J.
Hedrick, Z. Seidel, J. B. Clement. A.
Meneado, P. Wessnesske, R Gibson, L.
Anderson, Wesley Miller, Fred J.
CHASER, J. J Daugherty, J. S. McGregor
W P. Ponder, A 'ROurke, Z. Bonlore,
D. NJ Plummer. R. J. Campbell Manuel
Aguilar, G. F. Allen, Bert Anderson.
Charles Adams, Jose AImangan, Lloyd
Allen, Harry Bower Vim Birf John
c Boone, Chas. Borden. August Berg
men, j. M Baker, B. Z. Angel, c. NJ /
Anthony, VIM Ash. Frank Auis Doug
las Allen, J. NJ. Anderson, Harry R. !
Bradley, Frank II. Bolton E J Rar-
tholomae, Fred BIakely, Frank Banton.
Dan Baker, X B. Behrnes, W. Y. Baise, }
Harry Brettler, A NJ. Butler J. P
Beuteu, Claude Beckett, F. z. Bailey, I
a; Z Chesney, W H. Caruthers. c. {. /
l-nnrnrr~arh 7 ~
dress, W n Cozine. Frank R Cooper,
W. T DAVIS, Geo. DOelber, F. Z. Over,
william Dolman, Chas. Dickerson. Geo.
= Fuller, E c. FOrney, Hugh Floyd. /
W " II. trlerson, w. E FulkersOn, 0. NJ. |
: IllScne- Il = Fuller, l. L Gregory,
elmer Gray. A W Goss, Preston Goss,
>. X GOODMAN, Hill GOss. J. Z. Geiger,
w s Hawkins W A. High, J E. Hig- 1
leI =; = Hart J. T. HartseIl. R. J. !
aarrell, Geo l. Hit. J. c. Hathorn. C !
dearL C F. Jones, T. ". Johnson. o. !
;, Jones, NJ D. King, Ed. Lang, sam LIE |
Roy. L B. Louis. T n. LaRue. Gust /
AXE, G V Lee. W. o. Lambert. W. F.
5oyds n V. Bradley. H F Brown Wn,
Baldwin, JnO. Cullen. W. NJ. Courtney.
!, II 7Cowand, c. T. Corning, H Clifton.
4 l. Collins. R. G. Chenoweth. r "a !
Jaws. Ed: NJ Davis L. ". brewery,
" W Elder, r. L Earp 7 n FvyiDo- |
{ L Falkner, E. H. Florence. H. Fried
NJ; X Floyd, Jack Farmer. Arthur Far
Ell o. - F1llerman. c. ". Grimes. H
- sum, j. ". GOOden. J. W Garrete.
- X Grimes, H G. Gilbert Walter ].
1lgnSmlth, r A. Hilton, s. NJ Hvten. T
" HELM, W n Harsham. J. H HamfI-
on, Z. J. HUMPHREYS, Joseph P. Hart
nan, Paul James, c G. James Adam
-ohnstone, R H Johnson, r. Z. knight
< . Light, L N. Lowe. n F. Lewis
J. f Lasley, T B. La Rock. A. I. ToI3
ar, ) H Logan, J. E Loveladv. VIM.
!. Miner F. Marty, c. F. Martin, 8 L.
hammer, W H Mathews, Carl Nc6sIuro
my, James Mclaughlin. Fred A Nc
Aenzle, E l. Nichols, Frank Obrie0 I,
: Pollard B. W Points, Earl PhjIIins |
tay Pringle, Andrew Porter. Fl i
lace, E. r Perry Eddie Parks p P
oxford, G. B. Real, J. a. Swanson !
/ spencer, D. c Spence. W W. Swat.
". G. Stenlake, G. S. Selvedge I q
SuiHng, E. F. Turner, c. a. TAYLOR. I
Aalph Taylor, Fritz Won .Dack. ]. van /
! ! hIWerp, }. H Woods, W J. Walker.
: a Williams. Chas. Williams. A. r.
y eob, F. A Weir. Fred Wilson. Tom /
4olIand, Geo ". Sharp, Miles Rownev.
: Dale Carlton, G. B. Butler. F f
aangelt J. H Mallaby. Alex MacI1ie.
Iay Mills. H E McCury. c. %. Nc
raw. s E Mcclellan, A Nelson II.
= NelIds l. P Oberkamp, W. J. O'Brien
5 L. Pollard, S r. Parott J r Phil |
lps, O. W Pickering, Alex Porter 7, I, /
'etIJ, Ii l. Pennington, John c. Prich-
"a, J W Ramage, J. r. Redmon G.
w. robinson Geo. H Simmer. W Z.
'eheffler, Emil Seidel, L J. SelIy. wal /
er Slngietary, +. c. Standish 7 p
olsen, Arthur frost G A TYLER Il