The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-12
CITY COUNCIL

Present at the meeting Of the city
council Friday night were Mayor
Shields, Clerk Cole, Street Supcrin-
tendent Doyle, Water Work Com
missioner Callahan, City Engineer
Britt and Councilmen McAndrew,
Kearns,. Cork, Ernst, Hess and
Golf.
The readingof the minutes Of the
previous meeting was dispensed with.
Hugh Jarvis bill for $263.7S for
paving was referred to McAndrew,
Cork and Engineer Britt.
Willison & Dennison and Mark
Koblegard & Co., insurance firms,
presented bills of 800 each for in
suranee on the pump station and
machinery, both claiming the same
had been awarded to them. and the
city clerk explaining that Wilson &
Dennison wrote the policy last year
and that he complying with instruc-
tions from the chairman Of the
water committee had placed the or
der with Mark Koblegard & Co.
The insurance was then awarded by
council to Wilson & Dennison.
DR. Luther lIaymond's bill Of $17
was reduced to S14 and allowed.
W. p. Camp was allowed 500 for
extending the city levy. es}t
II. q. Crummit's application for
a building permit at liz West Pike
street was referred to the city attor-
ncy to look up the title Of the
ground.
W. A. Blair was given permit
to build kitchen and dining room
TO his residence at 149 Oak street.
Jacob r. Lewis proposition on the
behalf Of citizens to pay for the pipe
for a six-inch sewer from A. G.
Moore's residence on Preston street
10 Wilson, street, provided the city
would lay it, was referred to the
street committee to investigate.
Harvey F. Smiths petition for
two street lights IN the neighbor-
hood of Depot and Phifippi streets
was referred to the light committee
A petition for q sidewalk on the
north side Of Hewes street between
Fourth and Third streets was re-
ferred to the street committee.
r. j. Gusman was given LerIrIis-
sion TO erect residence or Meigs
Nothing was done with
his application for a permit TO buIId
a stable to Keep wagons in.
NJ. T. Frum's application for a
permit to erect a shop for marble
works on the Pew and Hammond lot
in Glen Elk was referred to the
building committee, with F'rumf not
to build until he got writtenrron--
sent from the committee.
Patrick Finnertv was grantef a
permit for brick building for
in tile rear of Latstertcr's
saloon: -.
The. W. NJ. Osborn Company was
given permission to erect an electric
sign in front Of their shoe store in
the Wpldn.
p: II. Finncrty was GRANTED res
trurant license at the Diamond
saloon:
The restaurant license Of D. 3.
Aumiller was transferred from r2o
street TO 345 West Pike
street
A bill was allowed ". S.,WI1--
liams to the amount OF $40 for re-
pairing retaining wall on Nfoirtl-
cello avenue. Fl.
7. A. WINDOWS request Tor a
crossing on Mechanic street nesr
Kessler hospital. was referred TO the
street commissioner:
Mayor Shields appointed AGctSn-
drew chairman Of the building COM
mittee. vice Flm.t. resigned anRdcfd-
ed Ernst to the committee.
Upon complaint of F. r. Moore
the council voted that the contrac-
tors at the Empire building be re-
qucstel to clear Fourth street OF
rubbish and Material.
Charles B. Johnson. was ntmef as
suecessor-to Councilman C. MlHarts
resigned, in the Fourth ward.
Bills we're audited and allowed as
follows:
Nlrs. ANNA Ash application for
II tr2nsfcr Of the Arlington hotel
license wa- laid on the table.
Street pay ull ...-...S l25 50
Water works pay roll -. lOi -
Jacob NJ Swartz ..... "a 81
Dan Henry 800 %
on Wen Supply Go. -. Is O3
Eureka Plumbing Co. -. 49, Oh
Clarksburg Supply Co. ). "a
DR.. Luther Raymond -. 6 oo
d K Reed 4 80