The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-20

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1kks flt.slt ~ 80 ~ ,,4A4 k1As-
the stand it took 4 naontli Or lIlots
ago on The ma tier o granting
more saloon licenses This year. lae
application = Davis, fled
tie city cleEk plntion
had been pas et fllat no more liquor
licenses be granted etiril1g the year.
was brought ND he council not
only decided not 8 consider Il but
by almost unanimous vote sustained
its former action ols Tie question
liquor licenses and as the resg
E. Davis will not pet Don icep
this year. his Iroba5l settles he
controversy over Tie Mrs. Illell
building. which ANS took forcible
possession Of and-9lt Is settled ~
favor of Mrs HlIch
The momhers present were Nc
Andrew, KearIss Ernst, Kelley
Cork, Anderson Bart Hess and
Smith.
In the absence OF Clerk Cole the
minutes we're kept by Councilman
Hess.
The reading of the minutes w
dispensed with.
The following bills were allowed
Water works pay rol Slsil Z. 20
Street payroll sss9
Nathan Golf rent -. 10000
Chairman Kelley, of the water
committee rep ted the dam COM
pleted except e gates which are
ready I'd pit In and that there Isl
now fine body Of water there e
also reported lat the citizons ey5
pect to build the proposed dam hes
low Elk S.teell without funds from
the city. He also brought mp tire
idea Of asking for a donation from
sthe B. & O. Railroad Company Tor
the purpose
Mr.. Hart offered the idea Of get
ting $500 from The South Penn 8
Company without conc 'tlon; r.
Kearns opposed Mr.. Harris idea, BIS
cause a former proposition had s9ss5l
rejected by the council He also or
posed any contribution by the
road company, and asked that the
city require the railroad company to
paw for Its service
Mayor Shields informed council
that the price of 15 cents tank had
been fixed Upon McAndrew stated
that the city ought to get $3.50 Z.
tank as It would cost that much -
get it there. Kelley and Hart de-
Tended the action Of the water COM
missioner. Mayor Shields announc-
ed that Supt. IT B. Williams, oi
the railroad division, had telegraph
ed him tothank The city IN open
council for the favor conferred
Mrs. Hess moved ths The stree
superintendent be authorized ansl
directed to proceed to tear down and
remove the old FEordvce building on
Sycamore street, and make a till q I
clay sufficient e put the ground q Z
sanitary condition The notion
carried.
Frank Wilkins was granted poor
and billiard license Mt the Traders
hotel with four tables.
Permission to Mrs. Thomas Wallet
Of East Pike street, to have three
story frame building to cost $3 600;
was granted.
r. q. Hardin was given permits
sion to build a two-story frari.
house on Cemetery llIFfey ~. q Cost
of $4,000; and also granted street
grade.
Leave was given = NJ. Coburn III
build a two-story frame at a cost q.
81 800 on Clay street. Street grat
was granted
The petition Of w. r. Soc and
nine others was read asking the 81
to construct a pavement from Aalll
street at the junction of the Bue 81
harmon pike out Philippi street, ~
connect with the pavement ct Dellot
street. IL was referred to the
street committee
The popcorn wagon license e
Hutchfield & ScFaggs was tran
ferrcd to r. "A. West
The application of g. u. Davis Tor
saloon license in the Huch hoy
was read and Mr.. Kelley move
the same be indefnitel postpO
Mr.. Hess seconded the motion.
Hart wanted former order that 1lss
more licenses be- granted be revoked
Mr.. KelleY's motion WIS ruled put
order, and Mr. E art 8 motion woe
voted down
The street COMMITTEES was eirecfFs'
to vote on McsA rcIre hon t9
Law A seSy4. on oI-Hfl1IIaaIld q Ia T