El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02

,--. ..,-e~anized labor should rally IN
| the support of the TeXas State FEEDER
| sfion Of Labor, to whom 1t must look
| not onIv to fight to preserve this law
- 70 have enacted other laws of virai
J iT1nortance to the workers of the
rT6a Brewery Workers union met in
{ regular session Sunday morning at
! Union Labor Hall with a good atten-
! dance The regular routine business
/ IVas transacted. Brewery workers re-
/ DoTt york slack at present, but expect
an increase in business soon.
Is Made BreWmaster.
Frank Renk, who has been employed
/ at the Ell PasO brewery for the past
| six wears. has been promoted to brew
| master. He has taken out withdraw
al card which is required by the union.
/ W + O'Brien, Eamiel Siedel, Ben
! Clements and Tom Johnson, members
/ of inc fI5rDgHters' union, are doing the
/ carnenter work at EYerybOdy's store.
W baldwin and Dick Davis are re-
modelling the offices of Iustin and
n0dIinq[ the offices of Austin and
Mar on san Antonio street Y. 10.
Ware is the contractor They are
members of the Carpenters union.
7 p. JelIey, Tom Larock, Jack La
rock Carl I.ammert and W. H. Pender
tbe foreman. are working for the
PbOenix-TI PasO Building Co, doing
shOD work. They are members of the
Carpenters union
r, M. Lane, foreman, E. F. West. ].
A. Sanford. Andres Mellado, Walter
Reed and Sam Hawkins, members of
the Carpenters union, are working for
the Coles Realty Co, in Castle Heights
7 e. Huff foreman, and H. R
Brady are working on the Loretz
residence in Manhattan Heights. They
are members of the Carpenters union
W. DoIlman and Earnest Humphrey,
members of the carpenters union, are
doing remodeling work at the Tri-
State Telephone company.
Fl. ]. Place and W. F. Boyd are
working on the Staten apartments
Thev are members of the Carpenters
lin Him Tolson. a member of the Car
penters' union, is reported to be very
i'll at his home.
Earl Lieber has returned to work at
the Trf state Telephone Co, after be-
ing off for several weeks with an in
jured foot. He is a member of Elec-
tricaI Workers union, No. 525.
Musicians Meet.
The Musicians union helds its reg
uIar monthly meeting Sunday morn
ing at Union Labor hall There was a
fine attendance and much business Of
importance was transacted.
Fred Melvin is here from Big Springs
Texas on a visit. He is a member of
the Musicians union.
H z. Van Surdam has taken out !
his travelling card and left for New /
York city. He is a member Of the |
Musicians union.
appointed Business Agent.
". B. McCracken, a member of the |
Musicians union, was appointed bust
ness agent for the local union.
Nick Carson and w. J. MahOney, !
of the Plasterers' union, have
finished plastering three houses for
nT1r-FfoT1 EQrrf1dfno- Tr1on {
nent company. They started some
work for contractor Neff, Monday
morning.
W. J. Higgins, foreman, c. NJ. JaqUa
ind W. Walker are plastering the
staten apartments. They are members
# the Plasterers' union.
There will be a meeting of the
Butchers and Meat Cutters union
Monday night at Union Labor hall
v. N Martin is president and J. l..
7lOres is secretary.
The Chauffeurs' union will hold its
emf monthly meeting at Union Labor
.au Monday night. R. E. Severance
S president and H. z. Bowles secre-
airy.
There will be q, regular semi monthly
netting of the Cooks and Walters I
niOn at Union Labor hall Monday
light TheO. Carroll is president and
J. D. Skinner secretary.
There viii be a regular monthly
netting of the Mailers' union Monday
light at $40 South Stanton street. W.
.. Casarez is president and ". S Kilt
ecretary-