El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-19
Union Lays Aside Sum of
$1150 for Three Men
to Spend.
ID J. w. IL. stereOtyper,s UnIOn.l

CBy J. w. Harm, StereOtyper's UniOn.)
" HE local Brieklayers' union has
appropriated $3.50 to defray
Il expenses for the three delegates
who are to represent the union at the
Houston convention Jene Flanagan, a.
Z. Bartlett and William I. Fayram Will
represent the local union at the biennial
convention of international Brlcklayers
and Masons' union of North America,
which viii be opened at Houston, jan
uary 4, 1914.
At the regular meeting of the union
Tuesday night a hall committee was
appointed, consisting of a. Z. Bartlett
and VIM. T. Fayram. They will decide
upon a meeting hall for the union during
the week and viii report at the next
meeting of the union whatever arrange
ment they make. 1t has not been de-
cided vet by the union TO give up
Building Trades hall.
Routine business was transacted at
the meeting. The attendance was fair.
William f. Fayram, president, presided.
Frank J. Williams, secretary, reported
work good.
Plumbers Help Corset Workers
Routine business was transacted at
the weekly meeting of the Plumbers
union at Central Labor hall Tuesday
night. Miss Iva Hall and Mrs. Clara
PiersOn addressed the. meeting an be-
half OF the striking corset workers IN
Kalamazoo, Mich. This was the last
union here addressed BY the women.
They received a liberal donation from
the union. They left this morning for
Globe and Miami, Ariz.,> after q weeks
visit here. William Pafadiee, president,
called the meeting to order. William
Melsei, secretary, reported work fair.
Those present were: 2. A. BellOdeau,
James flanagan, James Flynn, J. Carr,
7. d. Butcher, II. Kinman, P F. Keat-
ing F. W Mccartney, W. w. Schreffler,
Chas. Escott. B. E. Wright, John War
den, n. P. Stephenson, W. Erwin, H. c.
O'DOnnen, Ed Savage, Chas, Marquis,
Al Powell, c. L. Sendstedt, W. Sheen,
J. E. Clew, Sam Darr, W. NJ Hendry, o.
ROggenbUck, J W. Stewart, ". Barry,
Pat Barry, II. A. Hopkins and Jack
Tulley
Nothing of Importance was transacted
at the weekly meeting of the Plasterers'
union at the Building Trades hall Tues
day night. The attendance was fair.
n Reese, president, presided. E S.
TAYLOR, secretary, reported work good.
Fred Brown, a member Of the Brick
layers union, has gone TO san Antonio,
where he viii spend a week visiting
his brother, Ralph Brown
George Singleton expects to begin
work today assisting in the painting
ana decorating Work on the new Ainsa
residence on Mesa avenue. C E Webb
IS also employed on the job by John
Bright. Both men are members OF the
Painters union
John Hammond, NJ. Esperiso and W.
Ricketts, are dOingf the plasterine at
the new Zeiger hotel for Thompson &
Smith These men are members Of the
Plasterers' union.
". Mahoneys a member Of the PIas-
Ierers union, began the plaster work
Tuesday in a new five room bungalow
IN Richmond Terrace, built by J. c
NeIt contractor. MahOney is en-
plOyed by Nick Carson.
Ed Reese left here Tuesday night for
Texarkana- Tex where he has a posi-
ton. He was a member of the PIas-
terers' union and worked for a while
on the new First National bank build
ing.
". P. Wake has returned here from
CarrizOZo, n NJ, where he had been
working for some time. He has taken
a position assisting at the plasteriney I
IN the new bank building. He is I
member Of the Plasterers' union.
c. N. Jaqua and Nick Carson are !
finishing the plasJering in a new store 1
building on Texas street for contrac-
Tors = 1. Hewitt & Son Both are 1
members Of the P1asterers' union. G
BritO is the cub on the job.
F. Barber, F. z. Smith, c. c. Thomp- /
son. Frank Cruces and J. Carbajal ex-
Dect to finish the plastering in the new
army hospital at Fort Bliss. These l
men ara members Of the Plasterers' /
union.
Foreman Fred Wright, James Rogers /
and Jack Davidson are doing the brick /
work on a new five room bungalow on /
Missouri street for H 7. Ponsford !