The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-24

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on Center street and installed a
fire hydrant at Church and Cen
ter streets.
Mayor William w. Conway
called attention to the tact that
there was no fire hydrant on
Maryland avenue. Director Morris
stated that plans were under way
for running a -ten-inch water me
along Maryland venue but that
there is none of that thoroughfare
at the present time It was decio-
ed to place a fire hydrant at the
corner of Maryland avenue and
camden street to give fire pro-
lection to Maryland avenue cit1-
zens Director Morris stated that
this section is now well protected
as seven new fire hydrants have!
been installed there WITHIN tue
Hast eighteen months.
w. S. HUFF appeared before the
board and reported that a sewer ON
Jacobs street was broken and that
REPAIRS should be made at once
1.-The matter was laid over from I'M
mediate investigation.
Bridge Completed.
Director =Arnett reported the COM
|pletion of small bridge on Rus
| sell street. A bill presented by the
contractor was referred to him for.
approval.
A letter from D. *: Orr, superin-
ltendent of the Monongahela Rail-
lway Co., Brownsville, Pa, wasread
before the board. as follows:
| I'VE are in receipt or your COM
mum cation Of the 18th instant, rela-
| tive to the use of the wooden bridge
over our tracks at North Fairmon1,
| and will take necessary action in
this matter"
J! The city had requested the repair
| Of this bridge. on the railroad prop
erty, to be used as a detour while
East Side streets are being inn
proved. The bridge at the present
| time is in an unsafe condition, Of
lfcia1s declared.
Officials Of the Woodlawn Gene
itery reported that Special Officer
W. C. Gibson was no longer in their
employ and the board ordered that
|! he be dropped from the city pay
troll. Similar action was taken in
! the case of Special Officer Clayton
Campbell, formerly in the employ
| Of the Ravine Park Amusement Co.
William H. Lytton made applica-
ltion for a license to conduct res
taurant at South Side Park Upon
motion of Mayor William w. Con-
away the license was granted.
Upon motion Of Mayor Conway
the County Court as to placing curb
same time other improveme nts are
made
Three petitions for paving were
presented to the board and filed
for future reference as follows:
Church street, between Carleton
and Center streets. one block.
Hamilton street, between Jeffer-
son and Spring streets. one block.
Hamilton street. bety7 cen Monroe
street and Jefferson street, one
block
r. G. Sherwood appeared before
the Board and stated that he had
completed his rev home at Hill
crest aud was ready to move in but
had no sewer Accommodations. The,
master was referred to Director
Norris anI City Engineer Miller
for investigation and action.
Building Permits Issued
The following building permits
were issued,
/. d. T. Gregory. east side of Cas-
ton avenue, between Eighth and
Ninth streets; repairs h to porch.
SIS. 5Fg,
Leila D. Mercer, by A. w. Bnns,
agent; sos Ridgley street, rear, be-
tween Locust and Ridgley streets :
two-story, cement-block garage, IS
by As feet, S1,500.
Wilbur Graffius. Oakwood road
two-story,> brick residence: % and
BIZ feet: T. L.. Burchinal, con-
tractor; $4,000.
Wilbur Graffius, Oakwood road,
rear; one-story, brick garage;T..L-
Burchinal, contractor; $780,
R. X. Tallant, east side Of ben
oni avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth Streets two-story, lumber
residence: 20 by 81 feet; C.. c..
Meredith, ,contractor; Sc, 900.
n. M. Malone, 3o6 Bellview ave-
nue., Third Ward; one-story, lum
Der garage at rear Of property; IL
by 16 feet: $780,
VIC. Ogden, 524 Ogden avenue,
Fourth Ward: one story lumber
garage. fronting on street; 20x32
feet: $500.
w. M. Fleming. 81 Adams street
rear. between Jefferson and Mad
son streets, Fifth Ward onestory
corrugated-iron garage built on
wooden frame; 10x12 feet; $3.50
H B. Stoller, east side of Oak
wood Road, between Locust avenue
and Loop Park, Eighth Ward two
story, brick residence; 2Sx32 feet:
$4,000.