El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-12
Brick1ayers' Union Withdraws
From Building Trades Council

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that Bartlett had received 81 votes
Fayram 43, Flanagan IS, James %, and
/ Garcia 10. The first three men Won
( and viii represent the local union al
the biennial convention Of the Inter
national Bricklayers' union, which will
be held at Houston, Tex, January 4
1904.
Helped Corset Workers.
Mrs. Clara PiersOn addressed the
meeting in behalf of the Kalamazoo
/ Corset Workers union, which is on
! strike at Kalamazoo, Mich. The union
/ made a donation to Mrs. PiersOn to
/ keep up the strike
/ stays in Building Trades Hall.
/ The meeting was called to order by
! president W J Fayram Frank j.
/ Williams is secretary. The attend
I ance was the largest had by the union
! in many months. The union will still
/ retain its meeting place in Building
Z Trades hall
William Paradice called the regular
/ weekly meeting Of the plumbers union
, to order Thursday night at Central
Labor union hall He was taken i'll dur
ing the meeting ana p. A BellOdean
Z then occupied the chair and presided
during the remainder of the meeting.
/ Routine business was transacted.
The meeting was well attended. vii
liam Meisel. secretary, reported bust
ness fair Those present were j. Flana-
gan. J Flynn, J. E GruDbs, John Carr,
7. D. Butcher, P F. Heating, H Kin
L u
T. Wright John Warden, H. p. Ste
phenson, H. C. O'Donneu. Ed Savage,
Chas- Marquis, c. Z. Sandstedt W.
Sheen, sam Darr. ". NJ Hendry, o. Rog-
genbuck, Jas Stewart, W. Barry, Pat
Barry, H A Hopkins, Jack Tulley. !.
W Stewart, a newly wed member Of
the union, passed the cigars to the boys
present and received their good wishes.
Plasterers VIII Give Smoker.
A smoker will be given Saturday
night at Building Trades hall by the
plasterers' union It was decided so
at the regular weekly meeting of the
plasterers' union held Tuesday night
A substantial donation was made to
Joseph Fox an old charter member of
the union, who is unable to work
owing to a complication of diseases
The union decided to take care of him
during his old age
Mrs Clara PiersOn, Of the corset
workers union, which is on strike at
KalaZamOO Mich, addressed the plas-
terers, giving q brief description of
what the corset workers are striking !
for. She said only two towels were /
supplied for $50 girls working in the |
corset factory. a donation was made (
The attendance at the meeting was (
falr. H. Reese, president presided. E. /
S Taylor is the secretary.
Clerks in Theatrical.
The International Clerks union will ]
take a leading part in theatrical fes- /
1val TO be given soon by the company
La NaciOnaL" The entertainment will /
draw together most of the members of :
the clerks union, which has about 200 /
members. A Orrantia is the president
Jess Robinson, son of A. Milton Rob-
inson, member of the local Butch
ers union, viii appear today in the
moving picture, "The ClOd." shown
at the WigWam theater, in which he
taxes prominent part Jess is lead
ing man with the Lubin film com
pany studio, located at Las Vegas, n.
N. for the winter.
Harry Kinman, a member of the
Plumbers union, has been on the sick
list for a few days. He is employed
by Fraser Bros
A A. Powell and Walter Erwin have
Zeiger hotel for Fraser Bros. Both
men are members of the Plumbers
union.
George stiIwen has finished the
orickwOrk on two mantels in the resi-
1ence at the corner of Arizona street
md Mesa avenue for contractors May
ield & Shaw. He is a member of
he Brlcklayers' union
Working on Store Building.
The brick work on the annex being
quilt on the old Jenkins store is being
lone by Ramon Telles, Jimmy Rogers
md Felix Rangle-- Jack Watson. Frank
5rOWn and Sam Coleman have been
aid off of the job, which is nearing
These men are members
~ Seton & Ball.
William J. Fayram, foreman; Pablo
IarcIa, Tony Olvera, Rob Frasier, Fred |
,Ormack and c E. Crabb have fin
shed the brickwork on three of the
our two story residences being built
IN Cumberland avenue in Richmond
terrace by H. D. Johnson for Austin
Z Mari The brick work on the fourth /
lOuse was begun Tuesday morning
'hese men are members of the Brick
ayers union
Jack watson is cleaning down the
rickWork on the new hospital at Ft.
SnSs, which IS about completed He
S employed by Alexander Campbell
nd IS member of the Bricklayers'
The brickwork on the new tenement
oUse, corner Park and First street, !
being done by members Of the I
Srlckiayers union, who are: Felix
sangeL Q. Olivas, F c. Brown, Chas.
lark and Jimmy Rogers. They ara {
by Seton & Ball. i
Ed Savage has finished the instala- /
ion Of heating plant in the Fisk /
partments on West Missouri street {
1r Elliott & Barry company. He is I
lember OF the Plumbers union.
Wade ". Schreffler has finished the
lumblng IN the new mission school s
uilding, corner Third and Florence ( .
-reeLs, for Fraser Bros. He is a men, 5
er Of the Plumbers union.
P A BellOdeau has finished the in T
-alatiOn of a heating plant in the new h
arle apartments in Sunset Heights d
Dr Fraser Brothers He is a member /,
the Plumbers union. T
Plumbing Finished.
John Carr has finished the plumbing q
the Earle departments for Fraser Il
rOthers. He is member Of the I c
lumbers' union. h
Jack Tuley, who arrived here from ! U
birmingham, Ala, has deposited his
aveling card with the Plumbers union | "
nd has taken a position with Fraser a
rothers. n
B. F. Wright, formerly member Of al
e Plumbers union, applied for a c,
aveling card and has gone to Hurley,
NJ. where he has a. position =
Nick Carson and c. NJ JaQua have
nished the plastering in the new five NJ
ON bungalow in the 200 block on n
for the Mayfield Building & 81
lprOvement company. They expect to
gin work today on the interior plaster
0rN On the old Jenkins building, cor
r Texas and Stanton streets for J. I
5Witt & Son Both men are members
the Plasterers union
l. L Warden, has returned from Be
no, n NJ, where he finished the I hi
aster work in the new school build / tn
E. He has taken a position at the nc
rst National Bank building assisting / IL
the plaster work, which will soon be If
mpleted. He is a member of the M