El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-30
Delegates to Houston to
Form State Body to Be Sc
Iected at Next Meeting.

BY John w. Harm, StereOtypers' Union.
~ HE Building Trades council held
a special meeting last night at
Il the Building Trades hall over 20s
South FL Paso street. The meeting
was called to order by president l. 3.
Louis Among the important business
acted upon by the delegates OF me
various unions affiliated WIN liIe
Building Trades council was to discuss
a movement now on foot TO organize
a state Building Trades council similar
to such organizations IN other states
A communication from the Houston
Building Trades council was read re-
ouesting the local council to send from
one 10 tire delegates to that city on
the 14th of November when a meeting
will be held in that city FOR the purpose
Of ORGANIZING a State Building Trades
council All of the local councils OF
the state have been requested TO nave
their delegates present on that GATE;
The movement met with approval
among the delegates present at the
council meeting last night and viii be
supported by that body. 1t is claimed
that the organizing of a State Build
ing TradeA council will greatly
strengthen and benefit the unions al
filiated in the building trades
The official atciOn as to the election
and number of delegates TO be sent to
Houston will be determined at the next
regular meeting of the local Building
Trades council next Monday night. The
meeting last night was well attended
and owing to the important business
brought before it, adjournment was
late.
The local Plumbers union will hold
its regular weekly meeting tonight az
1880 at the Central Labor union, IN
hall No. 2. William Paradice will call
the meeting to order. William Meisel
is the secretary of the union
William Fayram, president of the
local BrickIayers' union will call the
regular weekly meeting of that union
to order tonight at o'clock at the
Building Trades council in hall No. /.
Special business of Importance is slated
to be brought before the meeting F.
J. Williams is the secretary.
L B. Louis, president of the Build
ing Trades council is ENJOYING a visit
from his mother, Mrs NJ Louis, who
arrived yesterday from Minneapolis,
Mimi Mrs. Louis expects to remain
with her son a few days and from
California, where she expects to spend
the winter.
Charles Adams, a member of the To-
cal Carpenters union, has a position |
with the city. He is doing the rein |
forced concrete work on q new build |
ing near the city warehouse on Magof- |
fin avenue.
W. Mahoney and Nick Carson are /
repairing the plaster work at the |
hotel Orndorff. These men are mem |
bers of the local Plasterers' union.
J. R. Robson and J. L QUITS. men, 1
bers of the local BARRIERS union, have /
resigned their positions at the Post |
office barber shop and departed for |
Globe, Ariz.
Jack Manner has position at the I
Postoffice barber shop. He is a mem 1
Der OF the local BARRIERS union.
c. W. Scott, member of the Sheet |
Metal Workers union has started the !
work on a large twin heating plant to |
be installed at the new school house
at San Simon, Ariz-. The H. Welch
company contracted for the work
f. A Caddy has started the sheet
metal work on the new Earle apart
nents, on Epson avenue FOR contractor
J. B. Williams. Mr.. Caddy is a mem
Der of the local Sheet Metal Workers
union.
William Fayram has been suffering
from an attack of grip. He expects
10 return to work on his old Job sup
erintending the brick work on the new
fisk apartments on West Missouri
street.
W. R, Welsh. a member of the Car