The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-11

BY City Attorney and Street
Superintendent By Order
of City Council.

VI lily AUullSll.
Eleetton returns were CslnVassed
and results declared, applications Of
two Greeks for restaurant licenses re-
jected, abatement Of COW stable Dr.
deFed, bills allowed, building permits
stanted and other mat tiers a ttendedsto
at the meeting o. the city council
Monday night,
The members present we're Isyden,
Cork. Ernst Con, Robbins ana John
son with the mayor presiding ana the
clerk at his desk. The session win be
followed next MONDAY night when the
old council win retire and the new,
one will cake cii.arge.
Reading of the minutes OF the pre-
viotts uleeting was suspeudes.,
The petition on n. ID: Afccartyii for
brick Sidewalks on Sfetss ana park
avenues was referred TO the street
committee.
\. b. McCarty's bin for SIS for ce-
ment paving was sent to the city en-.
gineer.
The petition of properly owners
along Court street for aid in laying q
cement pavement there was given the
street committee,
The city attorney and street s9per-
lntentent were directed to proceed to-
abate a COW stable owned by W. A..
Wilkinson on Second street as nui-
sance.
Restaurant licenses were refused
Tom Kademeas and Nicholas charras
in the Bland and Reed building on
West Pike street. The men are
Creeks.
John r. Hiokman's petition for per-
mission to move the Peoples hotel
building to the corner ~ West Main
and Water streets was referred to the
street committee and the traction
company.
The vote of the recent election was
canvassed and the following results
were announced:
For mayor-M'oore 1857: sommers
Sa1. Moore's majority, 4g6.
Chief OF police Brooks. 1896;
Hea.ns, 794. BrooiSs's majority. 500.
City clerk Cole, 1905; Dunfee,
ISL. Coles majority. WI,
Doyle, 1,sg1; Ward, Ss7. Doyle's
Ispatority, $S4. ,4S
Knox, 1s1a4; steele, 9ls. Knox's
majority. g16. ~
j. %. Brooks, 1885; Cooke. 7sa.
Brooks,s majority, PIG. r
William Il. TrinbIe Received 9,058
Votes. hsl sa M
school eommlssionePs4T Taylor. H.
sos. Coburn, S24. TaNlsr's majority
t4s1. Mn. !, .=a
j. ~ Council.
First ward -Tlerney's majority ~.
h Second ward-R ohbins's majority.
1852. ''sa 9g,s ge,
| Third. ward Eanst's tilajoflty plO1,
Fourth wurd-Pattonss majority.
liza.
Fifth ward oehm's majority, G4.
Bills were ordered paid as follows:
Globe printing Co. .!...,....,$ $3.50
Dr. c. T. Arnett. ......... 800
NJ. j, Francis ............, 1880
VIII H. Cole 1497
la. NJ. West ......s.. 1891
j. ]. Cranwell ............ 500
Johnson and Watson co. 7.sO
Isl Nuxbaum 1900
Telegram .............. 64.ll
Harrisburg Publishing Co.. 25.42
Coston Printing Co. ......!. 1926
Harrisburg Gas 4 Electric Co. 709.6O
Williams Coffman Hardware
Company ................ 2O.S1
G. Nj. West .......... 1851
Iltdd-Dawson sand and Trans
fer Co. northumberland. 1880
Charles Lee ........... 3.45
4 r! L. Polk & Co. ...... 500
Isseele & Lee ........... 1,4O
Election pay roll. .......... 1890
Street pay roll .............. 1855
/ Clarksburg Lumber and Plan
ing Mill Co. .....s ~. 271.5a
Antonio Flora ~. !. !, .S.H.6... SSS.4S
/ Telegram ......... sj,..a... 1887
f'atten Roofing &-supply Co.. 24.OO
4 V. L. Highland ............, 1000
S. C. Watkins ............ 14.77
| Fl. c. Brooks Company. $3.50
Building permits were granted as
follows:
4 Lowndes and chOrpening Company
one-story building, Water street.
\ e. G. Hay, one two-story building,
corner of Park and Meigs avenues,
cost $4,000.
B II. +. Mndlin one two-story build
ing, Broaddus addition, cost $500.