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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1903

Page

4

Sunday Observance and Licensing Debates in Glen Elk

The council appointed plain clothes officer Darine Lawson to watch undesirable residents in Glen Elk and named WE Fox as a special policeman for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. Licenses were granted and denied in various cases, including a retail license for Clarksburg Winé & Signor company. a motion to reconsider a retail license for M. Frost & Co.. Virgin Jaxper’s retail license. and a wholesale brewery license for Fairmont Brewing Company. Debates focused on Sunday selling restrictions and future license policies, with several council members opposing Sunday sales and signaling stricter enforcement next year.

Darine Lawson Glen Elk Law Burn WA Aworn WE. Fox Baltimore &Tio Railroad Company Henies Causal Chamber Wan Clarksburg Winé &Signor Company C. B. Johnson Mo Hon Kearns Ford Hart Ernst McAndrews Hurst Kelley Thorne Seely Law M. Frost & Co Apy HF Smith Frost Virgin Jaxper Councilman Law Crile Horst and Thorne Fairmont Hrwing Company S& Smith Salem West Pike Street Jot Persons ML G. Sperry

City Council Acts on Street and Water Work Proposals

During the meeting, petitions sought water main connections at West End and a four foot sidewalk on Bridge Street were referred to the water and street committees respectively. Building permits were issued, licenses granted, and discussions on restaurant licenses concluded with a plan to limit Sunday operation. Mayor Crile announced new standing committees and outlined finances, streets and alleys, street lighting, appeals, and water works leadership.

Kesras McAndrew Ernst Ibeing Point Comfortitizens West End Harvey W. Harmer Thee Council A.J. Fletcher Land Marcellus McClung John M. Beane Cizens Walter Street Ben Street T. E. Gowens Charles Lambert Oak Depot Street Steele Clarksburg Hugh Callahan Water Street Franke Smith Thiel Street S Joseph Faio Baltimore Street Epioote Auell Crile Feltner Electric Light Co John Trowe Tee FD Smith Highland Nustbeara Clarksburg Supply MY. Hora B.D. Wood Clarksburg Transfer Co of Well Supply Co Tate & McCune A. Water Works Tex LG Crile W. Moore Committee of Fitances C. M. Hart TB Seely A. K. Thorn F. R. Moore M. J. McAndrew W. S. Law

King’s New Life Pilly—Two Weeks Nightly Bet in World

D H Turner of Denpseytown Pa praises a vegetable remedy sold at Geo C Stme’s deng store. He claims it renews vigor nightly for two weeks, producing a teepa effect without griping and at 25 cents.

D. H. Turner Denpseytown Geo. C. Stme Deng

Death Angel Calls Mrs John Owens in Clarkburg

Mrs Mary Owens aged resident of Clarkburg dies after asthma attack Friday night at 10 15. She was born in Clarkburg and lived there all her life. A devout Catholic, she was respected by all who knew her. Survived by sons John Daniel and Patrick Owens daughter Annie Smith four sisters and a brother. One son Bryan Owens died previously and another daughter and several relatives also mentioned.

Mary Owens Solar Owens Astlanaeth Ovens Mer Daniel Keeuma Clarkaburg Clarksburg Tan John Daniel Patric Owens Jone Marriel Annie Smith Uryan Owens Hogual Abe Michael Turns Coffey Trridget Keenan Mea Coffey Wheeling

Y M C A to Host Evening of Modern Youth Topics

The Young Men's Christian Association announces a talk titled The Age of the Youthful Man to be delivered by Erstechasp on Monday at 32 o clock. Admission is free. The program includes a series of features and stage acts by local performers. Tickets available from local vendors.

Erstechasp Y. M.C Tn Landy Amsell Aero Diamonds Tom Dixon Rethoue Mr. Beauchamy

Highland couple to return home in days

Mr and Mrs Virgil J Highland who have been in California were en route home and expected to arrive within a day or so. They return due to the serious illness of Mr Highland's father, Mr John E Hie tum.

Clarksburg Virgil J. Highland California Chisago Mr. Highland Joka E. Hietum

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