Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-21
BIDS FOR PAYING.
Committee Appointed to Ad-
vertise for Them.
More Sewers to be Laid Auditing
Committee Appointed Building rer-
mits Numerous More Regular
Meeting for this Council.

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mits Numerous More Regular
Meeting for this Council.
The additional paving recently
ordered by council is to be done
without DELAY A committee was
appointed at the meeting Monday
night to prepare specifications and
advertise for bids on the work
They will be asked on the whole
job, and on each section separately
The committee is composed of Ha yes
Wood and Sisler.
More sewerage was asked for in
the various wards of the city. The
council got liberal ON this score, and
ordered several sections of sanitary
sewer laid.
One of about 20 feet is to be put
down on Wilson Avenue from King.
wood street TO the new house of w.
III. Ross.
Another section of few feet is
ordered from Third street out Nc
Lane Avenue to the residence OF L.
ID. Ross in the Fourth ward. Ali
the other houses along this section
must connect with it.
Forest Avenue in East Morgan
town Is to be severed SO far toward
Rich Woods as the fall will be to
ward the west.
The sewer is to extended ON Maple
Avenue, First ward to the residence
of Wesley Ford.
r. G. White was directed to re-
move quantity of dirt on the
street in front of his residence on
Sunnyside.
Grade and property lines are to
be established on Jones Avenue
from Stewart street TO Highland
Avenue in the Fourth ward.
Several parties, including the Val
ley Woodw orking Company, Messrs
Hirschman, Wiles and others APP
peared before council and asked for
the opening of the new road leading
from East Morgantown through
Rich woods to Marilla. Landslides
have made it impossible. The
matter was referred to the street
committee. The road was made by
private parties and has never been
dedicated to the city or accepted by
council as street.
An auditing committee composed
of Messrs Sisler, Wood and Fife
was appointed TO go over the &C
counts tor the past year, and make
out the annual reports. This will
be big job for the business of the
past year was immense.
Building permits were granted as
follows:
O. B. Mick, frame dwelling.
F II. Booklet, two story frame
house in South Park.
j. A. Powell, one story frame
residence on Greenmont street
Lin M. Jaco, plumbing and cleo
trical shop on Wiley street.
Lin NJ. Jaco, brick veneer dwelling
80 by 40 feet on Spruce street.
VIM. H. Whitman, dwelling In
Fourth ward.
Gussie j. Stewart, dwelling in
Brown Addition.
James H. Kennedy, frame stable.
S. L. Fleming, frame stable IN
South Park.
School board, Fourth ward school
building of brick.
Applications were filed by the
following parties
Ed. Cranshaw, frame dwelling in
Greenmont.
Mrs. L. S. Carver, frame dwelling
IN First ward.
G. E. Shriver and F. C.. Shriver,
each frame dwelling in Sabraton.
w. H. BlaneY, dwelling in South
Park.
J. A. Martin, frame dwelling in
South Park.
j. S. Brock asked permission to
move residence on Spruce street,
Mrs. Maggie Martin to move resi-
dence ON Sunnyside.
Ali the councilmen were present
but Maj. McGrcw who has not yet
returned from Florida.
The meeting next Monday night
will be the last regular meeting of
the present city council. On Mon
day May 4th Maj. McGrew will
preside as Mayor, and several new
faces will be seen in the council
Mr.. Steele will have served two
years as Mayor of greater Morgan