El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-05
Members of the Executive
Board Of the Internation-
al Union to Look Over
the Field.
BY John w. Harm, stcrOtypers' Union
ENBERS of the executive board
NH of the International RrickIaY-

BY John w. Harm, sterOtypers' Union
r. EMBERS of the executive board
MI of the International Brieklay-
w ers' and ,Stonemasons, union
will arrive in FL Paso soon to decide
whether the union will build or buy q
brick plant in this city at a cost of
about s259, coo
J. P. Duffy, third vice president of
the union, VINO has been here for the
past week. looking over the field, says
that he has recommended to the board
that a plant be either built here or one
of the local plants be purchased
He says tEat he las secured OPP
tiOns On Plant in this city and also
Gu land, So that the committee may
carry cut either plat ii desires in
making 81 Iaso enc of the four places
in which it will establish plants
Throughput the United States.
The union has 81 Coo. co. which it is
to spend for the pi IFOse of building
up its trade. and It has been calcu-
lated tha- the best way t. co this is to
establish PLANTS in TIE best locations
and operate them for the benefit of
the Unions
Committees Ct the Building Trades
council and the Central Labor union
viii meet today ct the Central Labor
union Kali at Z-2s Z. IT, The meeting
Of the two comm tees representing
the two labor factions in FL Paso,
which had been opposing each other
and maintaining two different labor
halls, is the first step to be taken
to provide ways and means TO unite
all labor unions under one head and
to do away with the expense Of main
tanning two different labor halls The
committee members say every effort
Will be made to accomplish this end
and that peace and harmony will be
enjoyed by all labor unions in the city.
The members representing the Central
Labor union committee are: J c. Fer
gusOn, president of the Central Labor
union; T. F. ISuffano and p. ID. Butcher.
The Building Trades committee is COM
posed of Sam Baynes, C. ". Scott and
F. C. Standish.
Tom Heifrin, the immigration in
spectOr at the Santa Fe bridge, who
had the little gun party with the Mex
past, has been presented with a latest
model army automatic revolver by
members of the Brewery workers, the
printers. the electricians and the
plumbers unions. who are his neigh
bOrs in East FL Paso
George 7. Watkins and wife. who re-
Gently arrived here from Houston are
touring the United States, having orig
inally started from Boston, their home
Mr.. Watkins is the author of BiOgra-
ply Printing in America. the work
which he started in 1898 and completed
in 1907, including titles in French, Ger
man, Spanish and English, relating to
the history Of printing in North and
South America Mr. Watkins has been
so favOrably impressed with FL Paso
that he has purchased two lots in
GrandYiew addition. Mr.. and Mrs Wat
kins will leave Monday to visit Phoe-
nix and other Arizona cities and pro-
coed to California and up the Pacific
coast Mr.. Watkins is a member Of
the Typographical union.
Steamfitter 2. j. Barry is doing re-
Pair work for the Elliot and Barry en-
company Mr. '5srry is a
of the Pluratss.s' unirn.
The hot wafer heating plant being
installed in the h0ne If :. II. Russell,
on Epson avenue, IS being done by
c. E. Brown and employed by /. Z.
Chesneg, master plumber. MIR. Brown
is a member of the Plumbers union.
2. A Belledean, a Steamfitter, Is in
stalling- the heating plant in the new
Beach home in Mundy Heights II.
Kinnman is instilling the plumbing
work. Both men are members of The
Plumbers union
c. E. Sendstedt has completed the
work at the old Zeiger hotel.
He is a member of the Plumbers union
Members of the Stage Employees IN
ion, who are working ut the FL Pasc
theater, are: Eugene Stems, stage
carpenter; Harry Jacobs, working on
stage properties; Ed Nix, fly man.
Employees union, reports work improv-
ing at the trade.
The Knox all union orchestra fur
nished the music last night at Ryan's
dancing academy.
T.. G. Woodman, the newly elected
business manager for the Painters IN
ion is seeking a location for the head
quarters of the painters.
William Fayram, president OF the To-