The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-21

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Tie Cits eune 81 actiea
friday aig ON eliphas
the stand IL took 4 naontll pr l9fs
ago On Che matter granting
more saloon licenses thiss year
applications Davis filed wifi
the city clerk ser IIe plntion
had been pss ed lia 10 more liano9
licenses be grantee hiring the year,
was brought 5ip he council pot
only. decided moi Is consider Il but
by almost unanimous vote sustained
its formerdc tIon 81 The question
liquor license and as the
E Davis win not ge locn license
this year. his rrooabl SCI Hes iss
controversy over Mrs Htell
building, witch DAVIS took forciole
possessions and-lt Is settled ~
favor of MIS- IIci.
The momber present were Me
Andrew, KearIlss Ernst, Kelley
Cork, Andess6n, Fart, Hess and
Smith.
In the aBsence % Clerk Cole the
minutes were kept by Councilman
Hess.
The reading of the minutes vi
dispensed with.
The following bills were allowed =
Water works pay roll I'D
Street payroll
Nathan Gof rent lOelslSl
Chairman ley, Of the ster
committee, yep ted the dam COM
pleted except fe gates winch aTe
ready 70 bic In and that there
now fine Bo6l q of water there tsss
also reuorta Cat the cifizens e'7
pect to buid the proposed dam hes
low Elk GtFelI without funds from
the city. He also brought up 1es
idea of asking for a. donation nom
tlle B. & o.. Railroad Company Tor
the purpose
Mr.. Hart offered the idea Of get
ting $500 from the South Penn g
Company witho4It conc lion. :.
Kearns oppoeS Mr. Harris idea BE-
cause afofNer proposition had besI
rejected by the council. He also on
posed any contribution by the raj
road company, and asked that = be-
city requirethe railroad company te
paw for it's service
Mayor Shields informed council
that the price of Is cents tank had
been fixed upon McAndrew stated
that the city ought to get SO 80
tank as it would cost that much to
oct It there. Kelley and Hart de-
Tended the action Of the water COM
missioner Mayor Shields anrounc-
ed that Sppt. u B. Williams, 81
the railroad division, had telegraph
ed him to thank the city IN open
council for the favor conferred
Mrs. Hess moved thu the stree
superintendent be authorized ant
directed to proceed to tear down ana
remove the old Fordyce building on
Sycamore street, and make "a FL q Z
clay sufficient 70 put the ground - !
sanitary condition The motion
carried
Frank Wilkins was granted -pe9t
and billiard license at the Traders
hotel with four tables.
Pernissionto Mrs. Thomas Walell
Of East Pike street. to have three
story frame building to cost $3 600;
was granted.
r. e.. Hardin was given permits
sion to build a two-story fraI1l
house on Ceaieit'- y.llIIiV9, 10. & COST
of $4,000; and also granted street
grade.
Leave was given - nj. CobuTn 80
build a two-story frame at a cost
81, 800 on Clay street. Street grat
was granted,
The petition Of W r. Goe and
nine others was read asking the q
to construct d pavement from ny an
street at the junction of the: Buelsaa
harmon pike out Philippi street, ts
connect with the pavement ct Depot
street. Itwas referred to
street committee.
The popcorn wagon license e
HutchfieId & Scraggs was tran
ferrcd to r. "A. West
The application of 8. = Davis for
saloon license in the ELuch hoo
was read and Mr.. Kelley nloye5
the same be indefinitely zpostpo
Mr.. Hess seconded the motion.