The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-05

the same as when a whole house
| is wired" 3Ett
Your Recommendations would
mean a new ordinance for the
city" said the mayor.
why not work out a schedule
of rates such as you think
would be suitable and present it
to the board?', suggested City At
! torney Albert ]. kerns. You
men who have experience in cleo
| trical work should have some idea
as to what charges should be.
THAT is a good suggestion, :"
agreed the mayor. "If you have i
| meeting and arrange a schedule
! of what you consider suitable
charges for minor jobs, we would
| have. som ething from which to
judge the merits of your sug-
| geStions.''
No mention was made of the
ed at the last session by electrical
contractors
Order Sidewalks Built.
Sidewalks were ordered built in
front of the following properties:
! Morgan BilEngsley : on Locust
| avenue, Mountain City Drug Co.
and Wiedebusch Flats on First
street and all of property on
Washington street between JEFF
ferson and Madison streets which
does not already have sidewalks.
Application by petition was
made for the paving of the west
erly side of Market street from
Colum bia street to Leona court.
The petition was filed for further
action of the board.
-
the Monongahela Power & Rail
way Co. to put a concrete base
under its tracks on Morgantown
ayneue and Water street and I'M
der all other tracks located on
streets which will be paved under
provisions of the recent Union
District bond issue.
The bond of William A. Gar
low, applying for the position of
policeman, was approved by the
board. Mr.. Carlow has been on
the force, working as a special
policeman and his appointment
was declared official. The bond
of J. D. Porter was filed for action
at the next meeting. ~
Made Special officer.
Upon application OF the man
agement of Ravine Park, Clayton
Campbell was named special
policeman for the amusement
place, to serve without any obli-
cation to the city. Bond was fur
nished by Earl II. Smith and c.
E. Smith,
Harry Price, representing the
West End Improvement Co., APP
peared before the board and asked
the approval of plat of lakewood
addition, planned by Talbot and
Bailey, engineers. The new adj
dition to have concerted sidewalks,
part of the streets will be paved
and electrical lighting and sani-
tary sewer facilities will be sup
piled. The board approved the
plat. Part of the new addition
lies inside the city and part out
side the city.
To Repair Building.
A building permit was granted
to the Fairmont lodge of Odd
Fellows to make repairs aggregat-
ing $4,000 in cost to its Monroe
street property. When the re-
modelling work is completed, and
Odd Fellows will have one of the
finest lodge rooms in the state.
Four stories high. the building
will have plenty of space for bus
mess rooms, as well as for all the
roms necessary for a large, rapid
idly growing, fraternal organiza-
ton.
Other building permits issued
are as follows:
Mrs.sMaria Hentzy, corner East
Park avenue and Brighton street,
one-story, lumber and corrugated
iron garage, $3.50.
John Brown Golden alley, one
story cement-bIock garage, $500.
]. L. Lewis, 923 Virginia
avenue, one-story concrete-block
washhouse, S100-
j. w. Reeves, Cochran street,
two-story 1um Der and cement
block store and apartment house,
$4,000
MRS. e. v. Bartlett. 621 State
street, addition Of porch to resi-
,dence, $3.50.
ID. D. Snider,S West Fourth
street, two-story lumber residence,
$4,000
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