The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-07
ROTI7lNE MATTERS GALORE
TRANSACTED BY COUNCIL

connecting with pne 1dAS sSftNt
to get written pledges from the
property owners to defray halt the
cost and report>to council at the next
meeting.
The light committees report that
arch lights be placed as follows was
adopted and the lights ordered Plae-
ed:
On Mulberry in front of j. n
Hess residence.
On Cemetery Lane near Mrs.
Frank FIaherty's.
On Mechanic street between Third
and Sixth.
bridge.
the John F. Jones estate, repre-
scented by Attorney Haze Morgan,
to pay the difference between brlek
and concrete paving at the Capitol
hotel on the North Fifth and Baltl-
more street sides was referred 10 the
street committee to report the estl-
mated cost to council.
James N. Wines petition that a
sewer built and owned by.him IN the
Smith addition be purchased by the
CITY for 500, or he be given the
privilege to charge those who had
tapped it, was referred to the street
to report at the next
meeting.
There, being a tie vote on the ap-
plication of Williams & Dawson,
The Koblegard Company and The
Ieatherbury Shoe Company for
six-inch water pipe in Glell--fsfE. at
their. wholesale plants, where they
have arranged for fire extingulsh-
,er costing $4,000 and with
capacity of 10000 gallons, Mayor
Harmer voted to put it IN The
cost Is estimated at S556.30.
Property owners and tenants hav-
inc offered to give $270 for paving
Third street from Pike to Hewes and
the city having appropriated $50
for that street it was ordered thar
800 additional be appropriated and
that the street be paved.
The petition of a. III. Stotler Tor
permission to erect an awning at the
Arlington hotel was referred to the
building committee with nstrue-
tons to report at the next meteinS-
n. B. AIcCarty was granted per-
mission to lay a sewer 100 feet long
Mt Park avenue on Main, under the
supervision of the street superin-
tendent and at his own cost;
Interpolation Of I. e. Gore for
permission to build a one-story
brick building atSthe corner of Pike
and Second was referred to the
building committee as was also Mrs.
Elizabeth Latstetter's petition for
one-story corrugated building at the.
corner of Third and Hewes-
Howard Post was granted per
init to erect a two-story dwelling
on Dale avenue.
Mayor Harmer called councils at
tention to complaints made to him
about awnings being lower than
eight feet, the height prescribed by
ordinance and stated he did not care
Il. assume responsibility in the mat
ter as the ordinance was passed be-
fore he went into Office. He. also
said he had been asked by the police
men to lay before the council the
matter of providing extra pay for ex-
ira hours and he stated the police
men ought to have this as they were
faithful in the discharge of their
duties. He also insisted that coun-
Gil take some action to prevent the
traction company from having n
terminal at the Waldo hotel, as the
coming in on the Glen
Elk bridge would be dangerous and
longest traffic. The ordinance com.
mittee was directed to draft an or
providing for extra pay to
city employees for extra hours.
Council then adjourned and re-
as a license board, and
transferred the saloon license of j,
d. Wentz to George G. Wachtar.