Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-31
SPECIAL MEETING.
Council gets together this after
noon on the Street Paving i.

Engineer A. l.. White, or Wheeling,
Is here Examining the Work-What-
ever he says goes-The Council Is
going around with him--They are
Certain that that the work is wrong
but will take his Report.at face value
The TownIback of the Council RE.
suit will given to morrow.
City engineer White{o of Wheeling,
who is consulting engineer in the
paving which is going on here has
arrived in Morgantown to look over
the work and pass Judgment on it
Tor the council. He would have been
here sooner but on account of i'll
ness he has been delayed in coming.
He arrived on Sunday afternoon,
A special meeting of the council
will be held this afternoon and the
city fathers together with the engi-
neers will go over the streets and
will then hold session to receive
the report and take whatever action
may be necessary.
What the report of the engineers
viii be OF course cannot be foretold
The council are or at least those to
whom the representative of this pa
per talked are of the opinion that the
work has not been done right. They
are certain that the specifications
have not been lived up to and they
are not slow in saying so.
What action they will take after
the report of engineer is before them
will be for the best interests Of the
town and in case that is to be drast
ic on the contractor they have the
certainty that they are backed by
the whole town. There is not man in
the town who has watched the
course of the paving who believes
that it has been done right.
Ia case they are all mistaken
which is not at all likely they are
ready to beg the contractors pardon
but in case they are right they are
going after him hard. The result
will be given in this paper to NOR
row.
Mr.. g. NJ. ASNIDER has opened
produce emporium at the corner of
Front Street and Beechurst Avenue.
He will at all times keep supply OF
everything that comes under the head
of 'scounty produce The establish
ment is designed to accommodate our
people In this line at the groceries
frequently are unable supply the de-
mand during scarce times. Mr.. Sny-
der also carries a stock of groceries.
DRY Goods and Notions: We are
still headquarters for them. Our
big supply bought in the East has
been sold to a great extent, and we
are receiving to-day our supply.
Don't forget us on underwear, over
Shirts gloves, hosiery, blankets, yarns,
fiannels, calicoes, muslins, ginghams,
outing cloths, and in fact anything
in the above line. At Hutchinson
d Jacobs, Little Falls, w. Va.
These three personals are from
the Kingwood Argus:
Married this morning at the resi-
dence of the officiating minister in
Kingwood, Sherman Crouser, of
Monongalia county, and Miss Anna
Bean, of this county. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Felix Elliott
and the happy couple went on their
way rejoicing.
Julius K Monroe is now engaged
as chief engineer of the surveying
corps at work along Cheat river
stalking out the route Of the railroad
from Point Marion to Parsons. Mr..
Monroe has been engaged in place of
j. J. Janeway, who got badly hurt
last week and is laid up for repairs
for several weeks.
Mrs. William Park Stevens, of
Cumberland, Ohio, arrived in King
wood, Monday to visit her cousin,
Miss May Fairfax Morgan. The
young lady is daughter of Major
General Enrique Morgan, who was
Commander-in-C Chief of the army OF
the United States of Columbia, be-
fore his death at Rogota in 1895, and
her mother was Senorita Euriquetta
Fernandez, of Sevilla, Kingdom Of
Castillo, Spain. Mrs. Stevens is an
orphan and was sent to this country
to be educated and was married last
month to Mr.. Stevens, of Cumber-
land, Ohio.