The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-28
CrematOIy
For The City,
Garbage will be buned-Many
Building Pernits-other City
Matters.

City council met last night with
Councilmen keenan,, Kearns, Hurst,
Kessler, Hart, Lewis, Long and Seely
and Mayor Crilepresent.
In the absence OF Clerk Alexander,
Councilman Long acted as clerk.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
City Health Ofiicer called attention
Of council to the bad condition of out
door water closets on the Llppincott
property on Third street. He pro-
nounced them nuisance. The mayor
instructed him to remove them.
An ordinance pertaining to timer
ant vendors passed its second reading
and was declared a part Of the laws.
Estimates submitted by City Engi-
neer Britt OF the amount due from
the street car company we're referred
to the city attorney to pass on the
question whether or not the rails
shall De included in the estimates.
Mrs. Margaret CofTey was granted
permission to build two story house
on East Pike street..
A petition of Susan M. Reeder ask
ing for an generation Of $40 in taxes
was referred to City Collector Steel to
adjust.
Dauterman Bros. were granted per-
mission to move their news stand
temporarily from its present site to
the Lattstetter property opposite the
post Office.
j. L. Jones was granted permission
so erect two story frame building on
Bridgestreeta and to change aone story
dwelling to two story.
The saloon license Of Ed Hogan was
transferred to A. j. Janson.
G. o. Flndlay was granted permit
to erect an Office building of steel
structure lust east Of the Jacobs build
ing ON West Main street. The size Of
the building will be Is by 80 feet and
the cost $500.
George M. Kyle was given a permit
to erect two story frame house at
cost OF $1,000 On the east side OF South
Second street near the Presbyterian
church.
b. NJ. Chenowith was given the
privilege Of erecting one story frame
dwellingon Florence street ut a cost
of $1,000.
The petition OF James Boyle and re-
commentator OF DR.. N. Peck that a
change be made in the route Of the
sewer line being laid by the Reymann
Brewing Company from the Junction
hotel to Elk creek were referred to
the street committee with power to
act.
The saloon license Of W. H.Gallien
was transferred to Carder & Davis.
An ordinance changing the Lame of
Alley No. Gin the NJ. W. Smith addi-
ton to Wilson street, passed its first
reading.
A deed toa street in Walnut Ter
race, known as Walnut street, tender
ed by Mrs. Elizabeth LatStatter, was
referred to the street committee and
city attorney.
Mayor Grille reported that he had
appoiAted Councilman Williams and
Moore to act with him on commit
tee to ask the county court for new
side walk on the Glen Elk bridge.
The question of selling to B.B.Stout
small tract Of land near the pump
station was referred to water commit
tee and the Mayor to report on to
council.
G. B. Cutrlght's bill Of s249.79 for
lumber was referred to Mr.. Callahan
for investigation.
Councilman KeSsler of the garbage
committee recommended that piece
Of land be purchased and a creamatory
be built thereon and made motion
that committee Of three with the
Mayor as chairman be appointed TO
examine the methods in other towns
and ascertain the cost ola crematory
and that the old committee be retain