The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-07
music in SALOONS WILL BE
PROHIBITED BY CITY LAW

with the full schedule as that Of the
proceeding year
The following licenses were granted:
Hennegan s Sherry, restaurant license
for the Manhattan Cafe, 333 Pike strer.
D. B. Amniller. l25 Fourth street.
restaurant license.
Martin \ cafell, Glen Elk. restaurant
license
T. +. gill, jackson and Depot streets,
retail liquor license.
+. C, Bland, drug license.
X. j. criss, drug license.
d, !. Grove, drug license,
G. d. Shirm 4 CO., drug license.
+. 4. Delbridge &-eo., stockholders
license.
G. A, Keller, hotel, restaurant, pool
and billiard licenses
The following building permits were
granted:
Merchants National Bank for two
story brick and stone addition to their
present bank and office building
]. II, Hickman one story addition to
brick building at the corner Of Clark
and Sixth streets.
c. II. Broadwater, for wash.bousc
at the rear Of his house on Clark street
in Glen Elk
Flora and. Blanche HaymaiSer, for two
story frame dwelling house on South
Second street.
CA. Rouse for two story frame hausc,
slate roof. on North Depot street.
The application of p. l. Lynch for a
permit-to erect one story frame stable
on South Chestnut street was referred
to the street committee for investigation
A petition signed by J J. Denham, L.
c. Robinson, Jasper Kyle and J. G. vii
son, property owners on Monticello
avenue, asking council 70 build retain
ing wall along the front Of their pro-
pertics on the east side of Monticello
avenne, was referred 10 the street com
.mittee with iusrnctiops for report
on the same at the next session Of the
council with the estimated cost Of the
wall.
Tne application Of Harvey +. Smith
for street grade on lot lsl in Glen Elk,
was read and the city engineer was in.
strncted to place the grade.
A petition from Mrs. Elizabeth Lat
sietter complaining that a leakage from
The water tanks damaged her property
on the Weston road and asking that the
matter be attended to at once, was read
and referred to the water committee.
Councilman Law explained to council
the necessity of having a retaining wall
built along the properties on Hickman
and Third street, where Inc paving and
street improvements. are being made
in order TO widen the streets and make
the work more practicable. The matter
was referred to the street committee.
The street committpe was empowered
10 advertise for bids for 100000 street
paving brick for use during the coming
year. The committee was also einpow-
cred 10 advertise fof bids for necessary
amount Of curb stone Tor use on the
street paving for the year. While
council was upon the subject Of pur-
material for the street improve
ment Councilman Hart advised that
bids also be advertised for the laying
Of The street paving by contract. He
thought that possibly the street paving
could be contracted for at a much
cheaper cost than the city i paying for
it. S'his was embodied in the original
motion as an amendment.
Councilman Thorn asi-d that a fire
plug be placed on Mulberry street be.
tween Chestnut and Sycamore streets
and Councilman Ernst asked Tor plug
at fne corner Of Fifth and Clark streets.
The street commissioner was instructed
to haze the plugs installed.
Chairman McAndrews of the special
committee on the improvements on East
Pike street nv the Catholic church prop
critics, asked that power be given the
committee by c0nncil to proceed immed.
lately with. the work Council complied
with his wishes.
The fourth ward eouneilmen asked for
on Locust street from
Chestnut street to Peck street By ilav
ing gravel deposited on the street and
a good solid roadted made The paw
ing Of Chestnut street was discussed at
length and the fourth ward eeuncilmen
were Of the opinion that liberal con:
tributions would be made by the proper
" owners on tiat tioroushfare 10 a
general fund for the paving, The street
committee was asked to look after these
propoSca improvements and 70 bring in
an estimate Of the cost of same At The.
next regular meeting Of The council
City Engineer Britt submitted the
ward maps which be had just eomplei
ed. The maps contain he locations n
water plugs taps. eas mains. pipes
poles, etc. in the city and were order
"A prepared bs iae city engineer ~
cost o. $40 per map At previous eauns