The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-14
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MARION COUNTY, IS.

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MARION COUNTY, sss.
At q regular session OF the Coun.
81 Court held IN ana for the Coun-
~ Of Marion 10 The court house
thereof on the 9th day OF Febru.
my. 1872. the GLOWING order was
entered.
This day came Bert CIelland,
Philip Yangilder. William Michael,
u. WI Morgan; William B.. Boyers
aud G. q. Barbe, and also came o.
b. MADDOX and IA. u. McIntlre and
tbcreupon moved the Court to set
aoide tho order made and entered
on the iSttf Day Of February, 1922,
IN The above entitled matter, and
for good feagons appearing to the
Court the said motion Is sustained,
and the said order Is hereby set
aside. annnlled and, held for
naugiit and IS ordered that this
matter proceeded in all respects
the same as IL the said order had
never been entered.
And nov again comes Bert CIel-
land, Philip Vapgilder, William
Michael. N! W. Morgan, William F.
llcyers and @. G. Barbe, and con.
siderable time having elapsed
sitce the filing heretofore by them
Of the petition Of o. B. Maddox, A.
II McIntire and sos other legal
eoters 81 Union District, Marion
county they the said Bert Clel-
land, Philip yangilder, William
Michael, z w Morgan, William
+ Hoyers and g. G. Barbe, here
nov tender for refiling the said
retttions which prays that the
County Court Of Marion County in
tile manner prescribed by law call
a Special Election for the purpose
of Submitting TO the legal voters of
Fatd Union District the question
Of Issuing bonds In the sum Of
Ssgl, 1000 for the general and per.
inanelit improvement of roads,
streets and highways, particularly
described Ia said petition, and up
son their notion the said petition is
here nowiresfiled, which petition is
n the wordssan figures following,
tc-wits
no the Honorable County Court
OF Marion County, West Virginia.
We, the undersigned, who are
legal voters within the magisterial
district Of Union, in Marion Coun.
~. West Virginia, believing that
the public interest demands the
establishment, relocating, grad.
ing draining and permanent i'm
prosemeht Of the main county and
district roads, highways and
streets Of said Union District, as
hereinafter enumerated, do hereby
request and petition your Honora-
lille Court TO submit to a vote the
~ opposition OF bonding said dis.
triet IN the sum of Three Hundred
Minety:o one Thousand (s391, 100000
pollars at special election to be
salled and held for that purpose
throlghout said district within
ninety days tfrom tho certiflcation
of approval of the engineers re-
pott IS provided in Chapter 112 Of
The Acts of tho Legislature Of
Vest Virginia, enacted at the 1921
Regular Session. and that the pro.
ceeds arising from the sale OF said
bond by said Court be used for the
Permanent Improvement of said
roads by the use OF asphsltum,
brick concrete, macadam, stone
block or other process of equal
merit in such manner as is pre-
scgibed eby law, the roads, streets
md highways to be improved be-
ing as follows:
WATER STREET.
Ten Thousand Dollars (s1O,
10000 to he expended for the re-
lreaton, grading, draining and per-
manent Improvement by tho use
II asphaltum, brick, concrete, ma.
cildAm, stone block, or other pro.
cess Of equal merit, the public
street known as Water Street, be-
Inning at the eastern end OF the
Iron Bridge crossing the Mononga-
Ia River and extending to the in
terseetion Of Morgantown Avenue,
Merchant Street, and East Park
Avenue, q distance Of Ten Hun
dfed Eighty-nine (10S9) feet.
toRGANToWN AVENUE.
one Hundred Three Thousand
Dollars ($103, 100000 to be expend-
ID Tor the relocation, grading,
tiflfnitg and permanent improve
nient by the use Of asphaltum.
brick concrete, macadam, stone
bloek Of other process Of equal
merit the public road or street
linowf as Morgantown Avenue. be-
Ginning at the intersection OF
Merchant Street, Water Street,
East Park Avenue, and Morgan
town Avenue, and thence by way
% Atorgantown Avenue to the Win.
held District line, q distance OF
Sehty-six hundred seven (76O7)
Feet,
MERCHANT STREET.
SIX Thousand (S6 ,OOO.OO) Dollars
" be expended for the relocation,
gfaaing draining and permanent
ltnproyem by the use OF us.
plaltnm, brick, concrete, macad-
M stone block or other process
pE eaual merit, tho public street
known as Merchant Street, begin
mig at the intersection Of Morgan
town Avenue, East Park Avenue,
water Street and Merchant Street
md thence by way Of Merchant
street 10 the new pavement near
tlte eastern end of the Concrete
bridge crossing the Monongahela
RIVER; Q distance OF six hundred
hirt 5000 feet.