The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-03-08
BOND ELECTION
WILL Be HELD.
City Council Passes Ordinance
for that Purpose. City Build
ing May be Erected. Many
Building permits grant
ed. Other business.

CITY council met Friday night with
Mayor NJ. NJ. Thompson presiding and
Councilmen Keenan,, Kearns, Wiikin.
son, Shuttleworth, Moore, Thompson,
Martin, Redman and Siers In attend
ance.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The street committee recommended
that the Fairmont Brewing Company
be granted permission to lay tram
road across Clark street from the com
pany's building TO the switch running
to the wholesale houses OF The Koble'
gard Company aud the Williams and
DAWSON Company. The reportof the
committee was adopted and the per-
mission granted.
The ordinance providing for the
submitting to the people the question
of Issuing bonds to the amount Of 40,-
DOCTOR paving and sewerage was put
upon its second reading aud final pass
age. The council adopted the ordi-
nance.
The mayor was instructed and au-
thorlzed to issue proclamation as
required by law in reference to the
issuing Of bonds.
The city clerk was Instructed to
issue the usual proclamation for the
holding Of the city election.
Commissioners of election were Sc
!ected, as follows
First ward-James Price, r r Rar-
nett and SilaS Ash.
Second ward-H l. Davis, S c Den
ham and W II Wine.
Third ward-J r AmiSs, Thurman
Britt and w p Camp.
Fourth ward-C L Patton, ] r
Adams and Charles Peck.
Fifth ward-A S CrisS, John Primm
and W W Borgess..
1t was ordered that the voting places
be for the First ward, Nutter's hotel
Second ward, Alexander building;
Third ward, Moore building; Fourth
ward, Armstrong; club house, and
Fifth ward, Council Chamber.
Council decided that the bond issue
election be held on the the regular
city election day ]
A motion prevailed that it be the
sense of the council that the chief of
police do settle his accounts up to
March LIST and that the matter con-
tinue in the hands Of the finance com.
mittee for report at the next meet
ing.
A warrant for Sl.l5G.44 IN favor OF
the Hammond Brick Company was
ordered drawn, the amount to be
credited on voucher No. 4S5 in favor
Of Cramer and Skidmore.
Building permits were granted to
} Ernst for a rear addition TO his resi-
dence on w. Pike street, to q NJ Bas-
sell for two story frame dwelling on
Mulberry street west of Fisher resi-.
dencc, to u f IIrentzer for a two story
frame dwelling on Cain street, TO Jos
Parrill for two story frame dwelling
on Mechanic street, tow r Osborn for
a store building ON Baltimore street
in Glen Elk, 10 Mrs w Gordon a one
story cottage on Locust street, 10 /
Elizabeth LatStcttcr, Joseph Latstct-
ter and + h Morris for three brick
houses on the corner Of sixth and
Werninger street, to Mrs. W j DeiSon
for a frame house on Water street, to
Jacob NJ Swartz for blacksmith shop
on Second street near old Electric
Light house, and to Mary Boyer for
frame house on Monticello avenue
J b Supler was granted permission
10 remove frame house from Fifth
street to Clark street.
The petition of Elizabeth Latstetter
for water main extension to her lots
in Glen Elk was referred TO the water
committee.
Van X. Cleary was granted permits