The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-17
WINDY SESSION
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( expert Inspector. The council regard
ed that false economy.
There was some objection TO paying
\ the volunteer IRE pay roll owing to
I the fact that the chief had told some
4 OF the workers to put in their biAs!
The work of the night of the IRE
was what saved Glen Elk Councilman
Ernst said and the bin was ordered
4 paid.
| A bill by Thomas Burke was held
I up some time. because of objections
| from the street department, but the
street superintendent finally said y
was correct. and It was allowed It
lamounted to $1e1.To.
| A voucher was allowed John r..
Steel for $2.42o. interest on water
works bonds.
1t was agreed to contribute 500
to the plan of B. B. Stout in straight
! ening rayine at the pump station
or to do the city's part,
| The mayor and city clerk reported
that they had secured rights of way
| for the water line between Second
street and Elk creek. and was
ordered that the city attorney proceed
| to have others condemned.
| Those who have refused the right
1 Of way are Mrs. Virginia Peck. the
le.t,,,++I su,orth estate. NJ w. Grayson,
a z stout. Miss Bessie Shuttleworth,
A. r. TimberIako and Miss White.
/ Theodore Reichert presented pa
per in which he claimed 81 rect OF
| T)ala Avenue had not been dedicated
| 10 the CITY. He offered to give 1t to
| the CITY. provided the latter would lay
! hrIcl, sidewalks on both sides of his
| Droperty The paper was referred 10
| +1,o street committee for report
| Tn committee also got the petition for
! Droper sidewalk on Lee street.
The water committee took the APP
Dl;catIon of EIolmboe & Laherty Tor
| a water line extension from
/ dus to Wilson avenue.
| Charles +. Hickman notified the
council not to let James F. Dye luF-
| ther take dirt from his property.
Building permits were granted as
follows:
Holster Brewing Company. one
story building. North Fifth street
F. C. WEIGH, one story building
with basement. corner Of Court and
Mechanic streets.
6. c. F4nly, dwelling, Clay and
Denham streets.
c. F.. Prunty, contractor, two story
dwelling on Poplar street and anoth-
err in the Broaddus addition.
d. w Jacobs, two-story dwelling
| Poplar street.
Mrs. a. P. Hall. two-story dwell
ing. West Pike street.
| Williams and Cunningham, one
story building, Thompson street.
James Cavane's application to
maintain a fruit stand at the east
end of Traders alley was rejected.
E. j. Doyle was allowed to lay &C.
| meut sidewalk at his residence on
AIeigs avenue.
! 2 a the windsor
saloon was granted Stephen Curry
! Councilman johnson opposed DR..
~. B. Payne's application for the re-
pair of the pavement at his properly
( on West Main street so that he and
! Mrs. Corpening could build retain
ing wall and the council granted Dr..
Payne the privilege of eXcavating
there and re-laying the sidewalk, the
| city to haul the dirt away.
Council referred Frank Balasitfs
! bill for $3.50 for merchandise destroy
ed owing to scarlet fever, to the san
! Itation committee.
Attorney Thomas Ramage appear
ing for Policeman John Howard in
ouired why Howard had not been
| notified of the charges upon which
the mayor suspended MIN
three weeks ago. Councilman John
son did not think that tn council had
any business to so notify him, but II
was decided to proceed according TO
law by giving Howard notice
Mrs. Agnes c. Stuart's proposition
to furnish the material for brick
crossing on Sumner street, If the city
would lay 1t, was accepted.
! An order was entered that the
street COMMITTEES at the earliest OPP
portunity report what work ordered
might. be stopped and not begun IN
order to lay d sidewalk on Second
street.
The mayor and chief of police were
directed to open up Holden avenue.
six inch sewer line was ordered