The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-23

board to this site was suggested
by Director Morris.
Charles 81. Goult applied for
permission to place a sign on JEFF.
ferson street. The matter was re-
ferred to Director Arnett with
the power to act.
A license for q pool and billiard
room at sag Market street, APP
piled for By William scurro ut
the last meeting, was granted at
this time. The matter was held
over for investigation last week
and 1t was found that a pool room
had been IN operation here for a
number OF years, but recently,
while repairs were being made on
the establishment, the owner had
neglected to renew his license.
Application for permission to
erect business building on Wash.
ington street and the north side OF
the Monongahela River bridge in
the Fifth Ward, filed two weeks
ago by T. L. Burchinal, contractor,
representing f. C. Stemple, was
granted at this time. Plans for the
work, which has already been start
ed. were presented. The building
will be constructed OF cinder blocks
and stucco.
Application for the appointment
Of police officers were receive !
from Custer s. Ogden OF Grafton
street and Ray Kendall. The ap.
plicatiOns were filed in the clerks
office.
Nick Lupo was granted permits.
sion TO conduct a restaurant at
800 jefferson street. John C. Cava.
naugh was also given permission to
run restaurant. This business
will be conducted In the form Of a
stag hotel IN The Kelley Building
or Water street. An application
for restaurant on the corner Of
Water and Bridge streets BIS Les.
lie Dugol was held over for inves.
tigntion.
Investigation Of notice served
on NJ. l.. Hutchinson September rs
for the paving Of a sidewalk on
Jackson street In front Of the \. Il.
Jackson Plumbing Co was dis
cussed.
Building permits were granted
as follows:
A. W. Binns made application for
permission to build an addition to
garage on Walnut avenue between
Fifth and Sixth streets, to be built
of lumber. s feet by 16 feet, and 10
cost $50
Mrs. e. f. Hoover was given per.
mission to add n room to her resi-
dencc on Market street between
Columbia and Raymond streets.
The improvement will lie built Of
lumber, one story high, with the iii.
menstons OF 10 by IL feet and will
cost $3.50.
n. E. Ashcratt was granted per.
mission to erect a two.story tile
and brick building on Fairmont
avenue between Sixth and Seventh
streets. The dimensions will he 20
by 2S feet, II will cost $2,5OO and
will be utilized as n garage with
apartments in the rear.
Permission 10 build an addition
to n garage, TO be built of lumber,
one story high, and to be used as
a chicken house and cook shed in
the rear was granted to Amos o.
Stanly. The building will be sit.
uatcd on East Park Avenue he.
tween Dearborn street and Alta
Vista avenue. The dimensions will
be l6 by 1G feet and the cost will
be 500.
P. N. Cuttings was refused per.
mission to build u onc.story garage
to be built Of corrugated Iron,
wooden posts, and to have concrete
floor. because Of fire restrictions.
The building was to have been
erected on the west side OF Jack.
son street between jefferson and
Madison streets. The cost would
have been 5000.
Permission to erect a display
window Of glass. one story high,
and to cost 5000, by ". A. Griffith,
was held over for consideration.
The improvement will be built at
1O9 Madison street between Cleo
avenue and Washington street and
will have the dimensions Of 70 feet
by 9 l.2 feet.