The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-04
"a Wing CONTRACT
IL i COUNCIL
Kelley and Company 81 tie
City Are the Success
full Bidders.

NJ r. ASe4ey auu company OF the
city were awarded the contract by
the city doancil Friday night to
complete the paving provided for IA
the cancelled contract OF the Con
crete Construction Company. The
other bidders were Anthony Flora,
w. b. yirgte, o. Osborn and
Ross W. Taylor.
The successful bidders are to lay
Hammond brick at S1.66 a square
yard, put In concrete curbing at
foriy-nine. cents foot, reset old
cuIblng at twenty-five cents a foot,
lay storm sewer pipe at fifty-fve
cents a foot and install water inlets
at $50 each.
It was decided to allow fire
fighters at the Traders and Moore
fires fifty cents an hour.
The street commuters recom-
mendatton that a water basin be In
stalled at the north end OF the Glen
Elk bridge was ordered executed.
The committee recommended that
j. 7. s@ager recover damages from
the pipe line contractor in his case
for the miring of q wagon and mule
on Locust street. The committee
was given further time on the ques-
tion OF the @. s. PaFr WAL and the
traction company's using Second
street. 81,
Monticello avenue residents asked
that the city acquire "a strip OF land
so asSto widen the sidewalk there.
Tho sreqnest was referred to the
street committee
j. Otis Stout's request for an ex-
tension of pavement at qS2 Holden
avenue was referred to the street
committee.
Building permits were granted as
follows:
II. 3. Cork, frame Building, rear OF
1873 West Pike street to cost
ST, 500,
Carl White; one twc-story building
on Clay street to cost $4,000.
Timberlake. White and Maxwell,
one tbree-story }butidtng at 1l42, and
West Main street 10 cost $685.
900.
Petitions for and against using
white brick in paving locust street
were referred to the street commit
The city treasurer was authorized
to issue q receipt 10 the state audi
tor fol. the annual corporation tax
due. the City ~
The Republican executive commit
tee recommended the following cleo
tion officers and they were ap-
pointed:
First wsr;d-George vandervort
and P. H. Shields commissioners,
and T. w. Burke challenger.
Second ward-Charles G. CoFman
and A. c! villers commissioners, and
Frank shuttleworth challenger.
Third ward-Jay Refer and Sam
uel l. Buffers commissioners, and
Thomas Ramage challenger.
Fourth ward-Dr. R. L. Osborn
and G. H. Gordon commissioners
and Charles L. Patton challenger.
Fifth ward-Dr. Luther Raymond
md L. NJ. Bird commissioners, and
5. G. Highland challenger.
A. j. Findley as chairman of the
Citizens League, suggested the fol-
owing additional election officers
md they were appointed:
First ward-olandus West COM
missioner, and P. F. cauIield chal-
enger. u
Second ward-Dr c. G. Jarvis
commissioner and A. j. Findley
Third ward-J. Hornor Davis com
missioner, and David Booth cha1-
ehger.
Fourth ward. s. Rodney com
missioner, and James w. Robinson
Fifth ward-E. Bryan Templeman
commissioner, and Fred L. shinn
Mr.. Findley's suggestions appear
to he very much Democratic, the
main workers of the league having
not been named.
Voting places we're designated as
follows:
First ward-white House.
Second ward-Mccarty building.
Third ward-Justtce Harry Cor
don's Office.
Fourth ward-Armstrong's club
house.
Fifth ward Police station.
Bills were allowed as follows: i