The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-06
CITY ! ] COUNCIL
Looks AFTER II
ROUTINE WORK
Many Questions Of More or
Less Imperial Passed on
by City Lawmakers.

Less ln1p0 lance Passed on
by City Lawmakers.
The city. council Friday night re-
ferred the app ton Of the Home Gas
Company for a franchise to Council
men Conway, Swager and Stout.
A resolution offered by the traction
company concerning its part OF the
paving Of Philippi street was referred
to the mayor. street committee and
city attorney for correction.
1t was ordered that property own
Eers ON Cherry street install down
spouts and connect them with the
sewer. Is sIs
The city engineer was directed to
give street grades for sidewalks on
South Seventh street. y
The light committee reported that
an electric light had been installed on
Trolley street.
"A. Fiora's bill for SIG for interest
was allowed.
The petition Of the Associated Chart
ties for money was tabled.
A. J. Nndley notified the council
that a part Of Denham street was be-
ing made higher than his property.
The matter went to the street com
mittee.
Apetition Of Church street proper
lty owners that that street be graded
from Poplar to Jackson street was re-
ferred to the street committee with
power to act.
A petition that earth be removed
SO that Werninger street could pass
under the new Fourth street bridge
was rejected by the mayors decid-
| ing vote of a tie. Z.
The light committee was given
power to act on petition asking for
street lights on West Pike street
between Second street and the bridge
near the Catholic church.
The street superintendent was di-
rected to relay all brick sidwalks on
South Seventh street.
Agnes Stuart Smith was granted
permission to erect a dwelling house
at 653 West Main street.
John "A. Farrell was granted per-
mission to erect dwelling house at
146 Mechanic street.
The application Of the Clarksburg
Record Exchange for permission to!
install o business case on the curb
at the irwin building was referred to
the building committee.
Charles G. Marshall was granted a
permission to erect dwelling house
on Stealey street. 81
NJ. M. Bradford was granted per-
mission to erect q store room at
Howe's stop on Philippi street.
Joe Windows petition for permits
sion to erect a barn on Virginia street
near High street was tabled, protest
having been made by residents in
that section.
Lee and Parr were granted permits
sion to install gasoline tank on
West Pike street,
R. p. Rady was granted permission
to erect a garage and cleaning room
on Wilson street. "a
j. W. Bartlett was granted permits
sion to erect a garage at 400 Mechan-
ic street.
The Newcomer Auto and Supply
Company was given permission to In
stall an underground tank and also
pump on East Main street.
George G. Mckinley was granted
permission to erect a garage on the
rear OF his lot at 232 Maple avenue;
Sam Baifore's petition for permits
sion to build an oven at his property
on North Seventh street was reject
ed. sl ~
P. F. Dolan was given permission
to erect dwelling house on Philip
pi street.
William L. Geppert was granted
permission to erect a concrete re-
tanning wall at 526 South Seventh
street. 81
A resolution was adopted that the
council agree to pay for damage done.
to q concrete sidewalk to be laid at
once In Glen Elk. which may be
caused by the erection of a building
within the next year on lot at the
southwest corner of Clark and North
Fourth street owned by Nathan Cot.
The petition OF j. NJ. Jackson ct al
concerning a sidewalk on North Sixth
street was tabled.
Councilman Sutton asked for a
conference of the street committee.
relating to the kind of traction rail
bridge.
The Luten Bridge Company's bill
OF $1,222.S4 for extra filling at the
new Fourth street bridge was re-
ferred to the consulting engineer
and the street and finance commit
tees.
Bills were allowed as follows:
Street pay roll, September
/ "a to November 81 1905. 40
Luten Bridge Company. 246.4S
Luten Bridge COMPANY. 100000
Sprtgg Lumber Company. 201.49
Frank D. McEnteer 10000
Keely Brothers 22.50