El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
L Garrett, an inspector for tn

L Garrett, an inspector for the
a Texas state bureau Of labor
L He statistics. who has been paying
FL Paso an inspection visit for the past
few days, expects to leave on Wednes-
day for his headquarters over the Tex
as & Pacific, through Fort Worth, and
will stop over at every railroad di-
vision and town Of any size He is
boosting the eight-hOur law, the child
labor and the feminine o4-hour week
laws Mr. Garrett has had so years OF
experience in railroad shops, factories
and fOundrieS and holds card IN the
Bricksmiths' and Helpers union
Roy Cahill, a member Of the The
atrical Stage Employees union, has re
turned from California. where he spent
IS months Cahll also belongs 10 the
Carpenters and JOinerS' union
Paul Heating, q member of the local
Plumbers union, who was on busl-
ness trip in east Texas for the past
few months has returned
". c. Galloway, a member Of EIec-
trical Workers union, No 5S5, IS at
present experimenting the cable con
struction for the Tri-State Telephone
company at Deming-
Harry Kinneman a. member Of the
local Plumbers union, IS at present
working on a job at Deming for Fraser
q G Butler, 4 member Of the Car
penters' union, is working for con-
tractor Scott, on a job in Grand View
J D. Hackett, the Hot Wells water
man. surprised some of the local oper-
ators when he showed them card in
the Order of Railroad Photographers
A P Spradling, a member OF the
local Printers union. has secured a
position with the Rio Grande Printing
company He was formerly OF Dallas
J. R Shaklee, president of the local
Electrical Workers union. reports that
three applications to join the union
ad a no \
W A Fulton, a member of the local
Electrical Workers union, who recent
" ran a large splinter In his hand
while he was sliding down a telephone
pole. viii be unable to return to work
for several days
N. L Wright. member of the Elec-
trical Workers union, who was an en-
plOye of the Guarantee Electrical com
pany before 1t became an open shop,
recently departed on business tour OF
Arizona
Stage Employees union, is on a month
business trip to Dallas
J. BOgges. member Of the local
Electrical Workers union. recently fell
from a telephone pole and broke rib
but is improving and expects 10 De
back on the job" in a week or so.
Joe MeinesZ, who formerly repre-
scented the Plumbers union in the Cen
traI Labor union, is managing the Ar1-
IONA Street Plumbing shop.
Gene Stein, a member Of the The
atricaI Stage Employees union, has a
position with the Airdome theater as
stage carpenter Bruce Stall is also
working at the AirdOme- William Lima
han has q position with the Airdome
as electrician. T Jacobs has position
in the same capacity.
J. NJ Boyles. a member Of the Ma
chinists' union. who has been in Mexico
for the past two years. passed through
FL Paso Saturday on his way to visit
his family at Boston, where he expects
10 make his future home He was &C
companied by 7. 7. Williams, a mem
Der Of the L W W. who is returning
to New York
Harry Cooper, a member Of the
BrickIayers' union, and F. c. Standishi
q member OF the Carpenters union
will take part in a performance to De
given by the Fort Bliss lodge Of the
LOYAL Order Of the Moose.
Joe Hammer, member Of the Brick
layers union. is IN Arizona on an ex-
tended business trip.
Frank J. Williams, member Of the
BrickIayers' union. is pronounced one
of the very best boosters in the union.
A NJ James. a member of Brick
layers union No. 5. is very busy now
boosting the Moose carnival. to be held
soon.
William Fayram, president Of the
Bricklayers' union. is now foreman for
". c. Taylor He is another one Of NO.
IS boosters.