The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-04-28

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recommending that they be accepted
and that Hart Brothers Machine Co
be paid $1,000 on or before May i,
and that vouchers drawing per
cent. interest be given for the re-
mainder of the contract. amounting
to 81, 44S. Hess wanted the money
part stricken out but his motion did
not prevail. The report of the COM
mittec went through with only Hess
and Cork dissenting.
Bills were ordered paid as fol-
lows:
The Austin-western Co. IS 70 50
J. A. Higginbotham ...... 6 90
Water works pay roll -. s. 40
Street pay roll .......... 2f5 40
d. d. Britt ............ 30 90
Mrs. F. d. Smith ........ 3 90
Williams-D DAVIDSON Co. -. 3 90
James Boyle ............. 1O5 ~
Wells & Haymaker ....... ss %
Clarksburg Supply Go. !. $ Is
Smith Premier Typewriter
Company ~. ........ l02 So
e. R. Davis & Co. ........ 6 40|
James & Law Co go. 8 IS
Walter Scdwick ......... 3 00I
Neptune Water Meter Co.. 80 00|
Clarksburg Ice 4 Storage
Company ............ 1 35
ID. *. Reed ........... 6 16I
G. NJ. West ............. 5 So
Oil Well Supply Co ..... SO 81
DR.. w. i. Henderson's bill for
$50 was tabled.
In installing The new boilers at
the water works 1t was necessary to|
tear out part OF the walls and to
remove part of the roof. The spec
ial committee recommended that
bids be received 10 replace the walls
and roof so as to protect the boilers
from the weather. The clerk was
directed to advertise for bids for
ten days.
The recommendation of the light
committee that an arc light be plac-
ed at the Junction hotel. another att
the residence of r. L. Martin on
Preston street and an incandescent
on Hickman street. was adopted.
Davis & Barrett we're granted no.
tel license. Under this subject Kel-
ley tried to Get committee appoint
ed to ascertain whether whiskey was
sold at the hotel last Sunday butt
failed.
Davis & Barrett were also given
license for pool and billiard rooms,
with four tables.
Hotel licenses were granted to n.
NJ. Heavencr al the Deison house.
the Waldo hotel and Commercial
hotel.
Drug store licenses were granted
TO jackson Crlss. Frank G. Bland
and Sturm X Wilson. In this con-
nection an effort was made to pass
an order requiring drug stores to-
remain closed part of Sundays, but
they all finally decided that they
would have 10 have medicine on
SUNDAYS.
In connection with the subject of
pool rooms The mayor was instruct
ed to enforce The age limit as to
boys.
Pool and billiard license was
granted to J. W. Duffy, on Main
street. with four tables, and also to
the Waldo hotel for four tables.
Restaurant licenses were granted
to Mrs. +. D. Smith. on North Third
street. Lottie Brown, on Monticello
avenue, Madison VI. Miles, at 345
West Pike street. P. Fl. Finerty at
sao Nam street. and n. Knight, at
495 North Fourth street.
The saloon license Of Edward Ho-
gan was transferred to Ernest
Eonestingle.
-. .. W. Latstettcr was granted a per-
mt 70 make extensive front improve
m me, at his place of business on
Pike street.
AT tins inncture at the suggcs-
non OF Kelley a new committee
known as The building committee
was create and Hart, McAndrew
and Cork We're named as its mem
bcrs.
Connell and Bartlett were given
permission 10 erect an awning al
the placc of business on Pike street
as was also j. r. Vannort, at 10f
West Main street.
I 81. Maxwell was granted per.
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