The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-22

very respectfully recommend to your
Honorable Body, that Mr.. W. H. Craw-
ford DO released from paying the cor
poration taxes, in the hands Of Ser
geant Wilen, for 1891, to the amount
Of s37.05 against him, As under the
Ordinance Encouraging Manufac-
tuners to locate in Martinsburg he il
entitled to this exemption.
Yours very respectfully,
CiEoRGE ID. LAMBERT, Chairman.
JoHN w. MARTIN.
H c. BERRY.
Minutes Of Special Committee re-
ceived and adopted as follows:
l. Voting places:--1st Ward, Wysong
Hall; End Ward, End Ward School
House and Court House; 3rd Ward,
Ord Ward School House; 4th Ward,
4th Ward School House; 9th Ward,
9th Ward School House and Small &
Co.'s Carpenter Shop
?. We recommend that there be
three commissioners appointed for each
voting precinct, not more than two
from one political party and one from
the other political party.
3. These commissioners shall APP
point two Poll Clerks for each voting
precinct, one from each OF the political
parties. No one employing or having
control Of 10 or more legal voters shall
be eligible.
i 4. The clerk shall provide poll
books, ballot boxes, tally papers,
strong and durable envelopes for re-
turns, ETC., three days previous to
election and deliver the same to the
commissioners.
/ 5. The Board IL Ballot Commits
sioners to be appointed BY the Clerk
whose duty it shall be to have the bal
lots printed rs per Sec. 30, Chap 3.
0. The preparation Of Instruction
Cards BY the Board Of Ballot Commits
sioners.
a The City Council should provide
three booths for each voting precinct
also railing according 70 law.
Il s. We further recommend q sample
set Of booths for one precinct and q
ballot box be purchased Of some manu-
facturers Of these goods.
G. M. LAMAR, s. i. Dom,
w. H. KAUFMAN, Gro. w. ScHiLL,
JOHN w. MARTIN. H. II. EMMERT.
| Applications, for licenses were re-
commended as follows:
/ LIQUOR John Dumford, East Mar
tin St.; Mrs. Maggie Fontaine, East
Martin St.; Vanmetre q Ziler, North
4 Queen St.; Chas. III. Keeffer, malt
liquors, Cor. Race and Raleigh SITS.
BOWLING ALLEY Alonza B. Stew
art, cor. Spring and East Martin SITS.
DRuG STORES: Il. G. Williams, Jr.,
q Co.; A. NJ. Gilbert "A. M. Gilbert s.
Bro; J. A. G. Hover; G. II. Wolfes ];
NJ. A. Snodgrass; r. Il. Snodgrass q
Co.
Hotels VIM. Rutledgey Continen-
tai; Wisner & Downey Heirs, st.
Clair; w. w. Westphal, Valley House.
RESTAURANTS Chas. r. O'Neal;
Schill & Williams; Jacob Schleuss;
Paul Strausner Mrs. Maggie Fon
tame; Geo. II. Criswell; E. M. Lar
Kins Little & Eberlie; ]. H. Little,
w. ]. Lambert, Albert Quenzel, r. B.
Allen, lcolored.)
DIsTILLER Hannis Distilling CONF
: pany.
Street Committee reported having
Z given grade to Geo. NJ. Bowers for
pavement IN front Of his residence on
West King St.; also that they had
! furnished proper lines to Jerry Brad
. shaw for house about to be erected by
: him on Strines avenue. Report re-
: ceived and adopted.
81 On motion Sergeant Wilen was in
/ strncted to rent corporation lot, near
I water works.
On motion Nuisance Committee was
empowered to have sewer, running
South from Burke, near College St.
cleaned out. Also to act in the matter,
! of nuisance Of COW stable near Raj
eigh, on west John st. Also to act on
complaint made Of water running from
property Of j. H. Bristor into the pro-
perty Of Chas. Thomas.
i On motion Council adjourned to
meet April 2sth, At 7:3O p. m.