The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-17
CLEAN up ORDERS
Being Strictly Enforced by May
or McGrew.
opinion Of city solicitor on Opera
House License Sewer Wanted on
Bridge and Stewart Streets Numrr-
Gus Ordinances Ready for Action BY
Building Permits.

Building Permits.
Complaints in regard TO unsani
tary conditions are taking mucl
time of City Council, and maxim.
long sessions at every meeting. Tn
Mayor is kept busy giving aud en-
forcing orders for cleaning up filtn,
places, and removing public nui
sances.
Complaint was made 10y Ell Selh,
OF II water closet near his residence
similar complaints were filed IA,
residents OF tourth Ward.
Solicitor Bcali made writ 1
REPORT on the a. plicatioa OF Ii. l.
>w sIer 10 have ordinance for tax
ing op ra house amended. lie ice
ommends that tue opera house Ii
cense be fixed at $25 year, ia con
oImity with the state tax for same
purpose. The old ordinance was
passed in 1890, and manifestly re-
ferred to itinerant theatrical com
panies, and not to a permanent
theatre.
Dr. z. b. Reynolds was granted
permission to grade Grant street
between University driveway ami
First street.
The matter OF laying more sewer
on Bridge street, First ward, and
connecting it with the river was re-
ferred to the city engineer for re
port.
ID. G. Hoffman made application
to have a sewer put down on Stew
art street, Fourth Ward, preparatory
to paving. Thing is already on the
ground
Abe Cohen asked that tue city
bear part or all the expenses OF
caring for Slavish giI who was
treated for typhoid fever at the city
hospital. The hill for this service
was Sl04 for 13 weeks she was at
the hospital. The girl was without
friends here but had made her home
with Cohen. The bill was referred
to The finance committee.
The following building permits
were granted.
z. b. Reynolds, ten room two story
dwelling on Grant Avenue.
VIM Hall stable and storage room
in Rich Woods.
DR. S. s. Wade, reroof stable in
First Ward.
Caleb Boyd, water closet with
flushing arrangement to be located
under supervis ion Of mayor.
G. W. Glenn, frame dwelling on
Washington street.
r. B Price. stable on Falling
Run street.
Cordelia jenkins, addition To
dwelling on Bumho Lane.
j. M. G. Brown, stone house,
Brown addition.
l. 5. Reed, granted permission to
move small building across Water
street Second ward.
The application of n Weaver
for stone shed on Chestnut street
was refused.
Application OF Frank Pad. for &.
frame building on Clay street FIRST
ward was refused. The building
was In c used "a. IA stable. A good
sized petition against il was pre-
sented.
Apple ations were made as follows
Ids Col, dwelling in East Nor
gant"wn.
Aaron Smith, dwelling in First
ward.
Walter Pixie, double dwelling on
Jones Avenue.
A large number of new ordinances
have been prepared by the solicitor
and are ready for action, bat have
not yet heea presented u ,oli.cii
IN regard 10 hnild,r. ;.e-niils.
Mayor McGrew s'atc- lli.: ihe
policy in the future sh ti,i ,n',tn
prevent the erection OF all huildila. S
OF n shed like nature in the hciil 81
the cit,. And that people ,,p want
to ereci ANY sort OF frame structure
may soon have to go auisi'. :. Tie
Third wsid Ia 30 il