The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-21
Senator Thorn and William B. os-
born Are the Two Lay Members
of New City Health Board,
NUMBER OF BUILDING PERMITS
As License Court Council Transfers
Frost License and Continues the
Rush License Case.

Rush License Case.
Many matters were taken up and
disposed of by the city council at It's
regular meeting Friday night, among
which were the granting of a large
number of building permits, the re-
pair of some or the streets, the al
lowance of bills. the nomination of
city health board, the instructing
of the ordinance committee to draft
an ordinance compelling the street
car company to take care of the
dogs it kills and the creation OF the
office of official dog catcher, the pas
sage of resolution instructing the
finance committee to bring in a
nnancial report of the city, and also
the adoption of a resolution direct
ing the city attorney to report on
the matter of the purpose of the ten
cent levy.
After the regular session the coun-
ell sat asa license court and passed
on some saloon matters.
The roll call showed CouuciImen
Anderson, Robbins, Cork, Ernst, Nc
Reynolds, Johnson, Wood and Lynch
present, with the mayor in the chair
and the clerk at his desk.
The reading of the minutes was
dispensed with.
Street Superintendent Doyle per-
sonally reported the condition of
Second street between Main, and
Pike very bad and asked for an or
to repair 1t.
A report by City Engineer D. d.
Britt to the street superintendent
placed the share of the city in the
cast of paving the sidewalk in front
of Paul Robinson's residence on
Main street at $47.4O. This amount
was allowed Mr. Robinson on motion
of Mr.. Wood, seconded by Mr.. Cork.
Messrs. Johnson and McReynolds
voted against allowing 1t.
Bills Ordered Paid.
Bills were allowed as follows:
Volunteer fremen, $500; G. M.
West, S22.53; John NJ. Flanagan,
$1s8.5o; Aaron Wilson, $500; Pet
tibone Mfg. Co., $33.43; Kate Arm
strong, $500; Alexander Henderson,
$1,000; Sarah Clifford, 100000
Murray, & Irving, $500; A. ].
Thompson, $4,000; w. II. Lewis,
cashier. $1,6o0.oo; Nathan Cor,
$4,000; James-Law Co., $500;
Anna Jameson, $1,000; Dickson
Engineering & CONSTRUCTION Co.,
$66.20: Telegram. $21.22; News,
s1O.1S: Gas 6 Electric Co., $555.61;
Eureka Plumbing Co.,,$S8.49; H. s.
McCune, $34.64; Clarksburg Supply
Co., $45.O5; Marine OIL Co., $19.4S;
OIL Well Supply Co., $16365; Sim
mons Plumbing Co., s4.o6; Daniel
Henry, s12s.OO; clarksburg Brick
Works, $117.90; Ludlow Valve Co.,
$15.3O; B. & o.. $so.24; Hammond
Brick Co., $500; Water works pay
roll, s15s.55; street pay roll,
$163.4O.
Many Building Permits.
Building permits were granted as
follows:
n. Goff, two-story residence. Me-
chanic street; r. B. Wilson. two
story residence. Carr avenue; Mrs.
E. b. Hursey. two-story residence,
449 West Pike street; Joseph Friend.
two-story residence. Jarvis street;
James II. Mccoy, two-story resi-
dence, Watson row; Miss Lille
Stealey, two-story residence. Me-
chanic street; Charles II. Shane. two
story residence. Meigs avenue; c. A.
Sutton. one-story building Glen
wood: Timothy Bell. two-story dwell
ing, Glenview; L. NJ. Bird, two-story
residence, Wilson street; I. T. Good
ing. repair and addition. East Pike
street; A. B. Hall. three one-story
houses, West Baltimore street; D. D.
Congleton, two-story dwelling. Ell
lott street; f. w. Holden. two-story
residence. Mechanic street; W. T.
Merriman, two-etory building. West
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