The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-09

aud the use of said city.
SEC. ). Tue limits provided for and
mentioned in section four of this orii-
nance are as follows:
All that pa:t of the city Of Seattle ~.
ing within the following boundaries,
viz:
Bounded by Pike street on the north,
Lane street on the south, Fifth street
IN Boren aud Denny's plat Of Seattle
and Sixth street in Msynard's plat of
Seattle on the east. and by the corpo-
rate limits between said Pike and Lsne
streets on the west.
SIC. s At any time during the Pc
riod of this grant, and in consideration
thereof. the said company further
agrees ,sith said city. that the said
company. when directed by the said
city, will within q reasonable time
thereafter. lay down other main iron
pipes. at tae expense of said company,
on such other streets in the said city as
may be fixed by said city for the pur-
pose of extening or charging the limits
provided for in section four and FIVE Of
this ordinance, and for the purpose OF
extending to the said city. and the in
habitants thereof, the benefits OF the
water supply provided for in said sec
ton four and Eve. and for the period of
this grant. the said company agrees to
keep said additional pipes full of pure
water for the use of the city and the
inhabitants thereof.
SEC. I. The main pipes or other
pipes laid by said company may be
tapped by the city of Seattle at the
expense of said city for any water re-
quired by said city for municipal pur.
poses within the aforesaid limits.
SEC. 8. The purposes for which said
pipes may be tapped by said city. as
provided in section Z of this ordinance
are, the extinguishment of fires, the
cleansing of sewers. and the watering
of streets. alleys and public parks.
SEC. 8. The said company, when
there is fire. except in case of accident
to pipes or machinery. shall have and
keep q pressure upon their main pipes
sufficient to throw two one inch streams
of water seventy FIVE feet above the
level of the water in Elliott's bay at
ordinary high tide.
SEC. 10. In case of accident to pipes
or machinery. the said company agree
to repair the same as soon as possible,
and without any unreasonable delay.
SEC. 10. For the period of this
grant, the said company has the exclu-
sive right and privilege of laying down
and maintaining water pipes within the
corporate limits of said city for the pur-
pose of supplying said city and the in
habitants thereof with pure water. And
all streets. alleys, public parks and
commons within said city are hereby
delared to be open and subject to the
use of said company for the purpose of
laying down water pipes as aforesaid.
In laying down said pipes. the said
company agrees that due diligence. so
as not to cause unnecessary or unreas
sonable obstruction in said streets and
alleys. Nothing in this section con-
tanned shall be construed so as to take
from individuals, companies, corpora
tons or associations of persons the
rights reserved to them in section three
of this ordinance.
SEC. -. For the purpose of repair
ing and replacing pipes used by said
company. the said company is to have
the same rights and privileges in and
to tho use of streets. alleys. parks and
commons as is given it in section eleven
of this ordinance, and subsection TO the
same conditions ss provided in said
section.
SEC. 10. The said company is au-
thorized by the said city to charge aud
collect from each person supplied by it
with water the following rent, viz:
For each private family supplied.
the monthly rent of one dollar aud
fifty cents.
For each lot of sixty by one hundred
and twenty feet, on which such water
is used for irrigating purposes, the
monthly rent of two dollars.
For each hotel of fifty rooms or less,
the monthly rent of FIVE dollars. and for
each additional fifty rooms. or fraction
thereof. the further and additional
monthly rent Of three dollars.
For each mandatory the monthly
rent of fifteen cents for each horse pow
err capacity of engine or works.
For water supplied to steamers aud
vessels, two dollars aud fifty cents for
each one Thousand gallons.
For stores, saloons and like business
establishments the monthly rent of two
dollars each.
For livery stables the monthly rent
of three dollars each.
Fer laundries the monthly rent of
FIVE dollars each.
For tanneries and breweries the
monthly rent of ten dollars each.
For printing offices the monthly rent
of two dollars.
For water supplied for any other pur-
poses not herein enumerated, the said
company shall be entitled to charge
and collect from the person supplied
by il with water the same rent aad
compensation as Tor supplying ships
and vessels with water. 1t is further
provided that said company shall not
charge or collect from persons supplied
by it with water any higher water rent
or compensation than Ia provided for in
this section; but said company may
agree with the persons 90 supplied to
receive less rent or compensation than
herein provided for.
SEC. Il For the water used by said
city or subject to its use as provided for
in section seven and eight of this or
dinance after the same is 80 subject;
the said city in consideration OF the
said water and the erection of said Wa