El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29
Secretary Reports Work
Improving; Bartenders
VIII Meet Sunday.
CBy J. W. Harm. stereotypers' UnIOn.)

CBy J. W. Harm, StereOtyDers' UniOn-)
"LECTRICAL workers union No.
$50 had the largest attendance
IL Friday night, the regular weekly
meeting Of the union, that was seen
in many months. No special business
was brought before the meeting J. H.
Jacobv presided J. T. Bippus, secre-
tary, reported work improving Carl
Duger, from Sedalia, No. was Wis
itor
J. P. Malcom was granted a retiring
card and the travelling cards OF j. II
Harrison and !. 4. Bennington, Hnemen
from Los Angeles, Calf, were accepted
at the regular weekly meeting of cleo
trical workers union No $50. Rou-
tine business was transacted. A X
Jones, president, presided W T. AlLen'
secretary, reported work falr-
A special meeting viii be held sun
day afternoon at Central Labor hall
by the bartenders' union The regular
amount Of business viii be brought be-
fore the meeting No meeting was
held last Sunday, the regular meeting
date Of the union. Ed Levy is presi-
dent. Chas. Holdren is secretary.
The typographical union VIII hOld
its regular monthly meeting Sunday
afternoon at Central Labor hall.
Thomas QUigley, president, viii call
the meeting to order L. H. Skidmore
". Ii. Meyer and wife, from New
Braunfels, Tex are visiting Henry NJ.
Walker, proprietor Of the Texas Union,
the labor paper in FL PasO. Mr. Meyer
is a brother OF Mrs Walker. de was
engaged in the oil business at TampicO,
Mex Owing to the disturbed condi-
lions existing there, he was compelled
to leave.
J. E. Travis, a member of electrical
workers union No. SIS, has Joined the
army here. He enlisted with the sig
nal corps and will maintain power
plants for the signal service. It has
not been decided where he viii be
transferred or located.
R. H. Harrison and J. II. BevingtOn,
Gnemen who arrived here from Los
Angeles, Calf have deposited their
transfer cards with electrical workers
union No $50 Both expect to locate
here if they secure employment.
Carl Dilger, a union electrician from
Sedalia, No. deposited his travelling
card with electrical workers union No.
$50 He VIII locate here if ne can
get employment
Nick Carson and c. NJ JaQua have
finished the plastering on the new
store building on Texas street. Both
are members of the plasJerers' union.
W. MahOney and Jim Charter, men,
bers of the plaStererS' union, have COM
pleted the plastering in new six
room bungalow, IN Richmond Terrace,
built by contractor J Z. Neff. Both
are employed by Nick Carson.
The brickwOrk on the new kOhlberg
residence on CortO street is being done
by sam Coleman, Ramon TelleS, W J.
Litteu and N. X. Quinlivin. These men
are members of the Bricklayers' union.
j. Roman. foreman, Il Gust, John
COnteranO, T Thorpe and T J. Fox,
members Of the Bicklayers' union are
doing brick work at the smelter.
J. 7. Bippus has finished the electri-
cad work at the new Earle apartment
70 Ia or
Electrical Workers union No. $50
H Keinle has rewired the basement (
Of the Western Coffee cOmpany's build 1
ing He also finished wiring a five |
room bungalow in Richmond Terrace |
He is a member Of Electrical Workers /
union No 5S3-
c. c. NOrdholmn has resigned his po- /
sitiOn at FL Faso Electric Supply COM ]
pany and has taken a position with the 4
National TelegraphOne company. He is /