El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-03
Plumbers Viii Support Carpenters;
Resolution Is Adopted At Meeting

ton was adopted Tuesday night by the
Plumbers union at Central Labor hail.
pledging their support to the carpen-
tiers. A communication from the car
penters was read at the meeting.
William Paradice, president, presided.
William Neisel, secretary reported
work improving. The transfer cards
of 7. A. McKenna, a plumber from Phil
adelphia, Pa, was accepted. The meet
ing was well attended.
Those present were P. A. Bellodeau,
James Flanagan, Jas. Flynn, j. y.
GrUbbs, John Carr, T. d. Butcher, IL
Kinman, W. W. Schreffler, Chas- Is
colt, F. ". Mccartney, 3. T.. wright,
John Warden, W. F. Erwin, H. Q. o.
DOnneu, Ed Savage, Chas. Marquis, Al
Powell, c. Z. SendStedt, W. Sheen, J. T.
Clew, Sam Darr, W. N. Hendrey, o.
Roggenbuck, Jas Stewart, W. Barry,
Il. A. Hopkins and J. A McKenna.
BrickIayers Aid Injured Member.
A collection of S27 was taken among
the members present at the weekly
meeting of the Bricklayers' union
Tuesday night at the Eagles hall, the
new meeting hall Of the union. 1t will
be given to Pete GerOme, formerly
member of the union, who is now in
hospital suffering from broken back,
Bartlett, treasurer, will make the do
nation to GerOme. Paul Reimann
played a few selections on the piano
and was rOundly applauded. William
Fayram, president, called the meeting
to order. Frank J. Williams is Secre-
tary. The attendance at the meeting
was very good
The PIasterers' union held its regular
weekly meeting at the old Building
Trades hall Tuesday night. This is the
only union that holds its meetings
there. All unions which formerly held
their meetings in the Building Trades
hall, excepting the Bricklayers' union,
have returned to the Central Labor
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president presided. E s. Taylor is sec
rotary. The attendance was good.
Smoker for Carpenters.
The Carpenters union will cut its
regular meeting short tonight A big
smoker viii be given after the meeting.
All the contractors of the city have
been invited to attend and a good time
is promised by the entertainment COM
mittee.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Painters union will be held tonight at
Central Labor hall
P. A. BeuOdeau is installing a heat
ing plant in the Neff residence in
Richmond Terrace. He is a member of
the Plumbers union.
James Flynn IS doing the plumbing
on a residence and store building at
705 and 707 Boulevard.
J +. GrUbbs, a member OF the
Plumbers union, is sick.
John Carr has taken a position with
the J. P. Clark Co He was assigned
TO do the plumbing at TT. Bliss with J.
p. Clew-
H Kinman has gone to Deming, n.
N. where he is doing plum bling
". ". Schreffler has finished the
plumbing in the new Beach residence.
B. T. Wright, a member OF the
Plumbers union, has finished the in
stalatiOn of heating plant in the new
Sauers residence in Mundy Heights.
Jack Tulley, who has been sick for
the past two weeks is reported to be
improved. He IS a member of the
Plumbers union.
H G O'DOnnelI, a member Of the
Plumbers union, has been called to St
Louis, NO, where mis- father is serious
" i'll.
Ed Savage and Chas. Marquis have
the heating plant work in the
new Zeiger hotel
sW- Sheen is doing the plumbing in
the new residence Of L. N. Lawson,
project engineer OF the Q. 6. reclama-
ton service, on Mesa avenue
". NJ Hendry has taken n position ,
ROgSenbuck at the heating plant work
at TT Bliss.
James Stewart is doing the plumbing
in the POnsford house on East Mis-
souri, street
Thomas O'Brien is installing a heat
ing plant in hotel at Phoenix, Ariz.
He is enember Of the local Plumbers
union
Pat Barry has finished the instaIa-
ton Of a heating plant in a hotel at
Las Cruces, n. NJ He is a member OF
the local Plumbers union.
W Percy, a member of the Plast-
erers' union, who was employed on
the new First National bank building,
has gone to Waco, Tex, where he has
a position
C Wilson expects to leave Wednes-
day for Dallas, Tex. He is a member
Of the Plasterers' union