Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-18


ordain as follows:
Section / After the LIST day of May, 1882, the
following rates per month shall be charged for the
use OF the city water for family purposes:
One person in house or room. ............S So
Two persons in a house or room. ........... 80
Four persons in a house or room. .......... 10
Families living on the same floor on which their
business is conducted shall only pay half rates when
their business is charged a separate fee.
Boarding schools, for each person. .........S ii
Bath tubs in private families or boarding
schools, for each tub. ..............,..... so
Children under years of age, public schools and
churches hereby exempted from the above ra.es.
For the right to attach hose to be used in
washing windows, sprinkling sidewalks,
washing floors, or for any other purpose,
except irrigating or sprinkling streets. ....s 80
Hotels-for each boarder and ledger, includ-
ing servants, transient boarders, and fam
lily keeping the house. INSTRUMENTATION. III
For each bath-tub used in the above. ...... l so
The keeper of hotel, lodging house or boarding
house shall furnish the Clerk monthly, under cath
if required, with a correct list of the number OF
persons in his or their families Gncluding servants
and the number Of boarders
Bar in hotel or saloon. Isl 90 to 81 IS
Bar in groceries where the owner pays H.
cense for his business. Observation-Disclosures. IS
UfheeS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Stores OF twenty feet front. ............... 65
For each additional foot. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Wholesale liquor stores Observation-Disclosures. 90
Bakers-for those whose average use of
-four does not exceed two barrels per day. ! 90
For those exceeding two and less than four. l 10
Those using four and over for each barrel. so
Laundries-where four more persons are
employed in washing and ironing. SIS 90 to II so
oae person. Observation-Disclosures. 65
Irr1gation-for vegetable flower gardens
or lawns Of not more than fifty square
yards ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
For over fifty and not over one hundred
square yards. Observation-Disclosures. 70
For every yard over one hundred ...... 8
Barber shUps-one chair. ..... ............ 65
t. 1 4 . rraa1 Oh TrTN 1a1
Bath houses-one tub. ................ I 90
For each additional tub used. ............. 65
Printing offices, not including supply for
steam engines. ....................,.S1 to 90
Private stables, for each animal, including
water for washing carriages and horses. 40
Livery stables, including water for washing
horses and carriages, for each animal. 80. 40
The prOprietors or keepers Of each stable shall
furnish the Clerk of the Water Works monthly, I'M
der oath if required, with correct list of the
Der of horses or animals kept in their stable or
yard
For coufectioners, eating houses, markets,
refreshment and oyster saloons, from 81 to 81 90
For each one thousand brick laid and wet
through hose or otherwise. .............. Is
For plastering, each one hundred yards. So
No person sha use any water for wetting brick OF
for making mortar or plaster until application
has been made to the Clerk OF the Water Works
stating the number of thousand OF brick and yard.
of plasterng, without first obtaining permit lex
| cept purchased from licensed waterman
! For each locomotive in daily use for making
up trains. Observation-Disclosures. .S27 so
For supply OF passenger stations, washing
cars, and other use at stations, not includ-
ing Watering streets ....,.......,.-...-.. Y 90
Private founta'ns-The Superintendent may Fl,
the price and the hours subject to revision by th'
| Board of Trustees.
the lessee of the buildings at the Agricultural
| Park-or the Directors Of the State Agriculture
| Socety-are hereby authorized to use water from
the City Water Works for the purpose OF sprinklinG
the racerack without charge, so long as said TRACK
L lt.a Irft~ hon
And the free use of water during the fair for al
! stock on exhibition.
Irrigation at the City Cemetery-Fcr each
! lot, 20 by 20 feet, per quarter. ..........S IS
| u by 20 feet, per quarter. GO
| 10 by 10 feet, per quarter. 50
| Sec. . For water required for purposes not speci
fed in this ordinance, the rates shall be fixed by the
| Superintendent OF the Water Works, subject to re-
| vision by the Board Of Trustees.
Sec. g. The rates herein established shall be pay.
able monthly in advance, on the first day of each
month, for all permits exceeding five dollars aud
quarterly, in Advance, for all permits Of five dollars
or less per month. Ii the amount due for water
rent is not paid before the fifteenth day OF
each month or quarter, as the case may be, the Su
perintendent Clerk of the Water Works shall
| cause the water TO be shut of from the premises
and the water shall not be restored to said premises
except upon the payment Of all arrearages and the
additional sum OF from one to ten dollars for shut
ting off and letting on the water; provided, III case
1 OF poverty it may be turned on without charge.
Sec. No streets or alleys snail De opened, or
distributing pipe tapped, without the permission Of
| the Superintende or Clerk, which permission
need not be issued until after the plumber who i:
to lay the sarvice-pipe has made application to the
| Clerk of the Water Works, giving the size of the
tap to be used and where he wants it inserted MOI
shall any permission be given until payment to the
| Clerk has been made for the tap as follows, viz
For one-half inch tap, 50 50 for fve-eighths inch
tap 81 % for three-fourths iuch tap, s. rs; fol
| one.inch tap, 81. And when a larger tap than one
inch is necessary such price as the Superintendent
may direct. Nor shall any permission be issued eX
/ cept to a plumber who has obtained from the
| Superintendent license annually 10 do work upon
! city water service-pipe.
Consideration of the ordinance was laid
over for one week under the rules.
After allowing the following bills the Board
adjourned: NJ. Brennan, S29; James Wood,
! Sl3 10; Thomas Ballou. $50 10; City Col
lector, SIT 60 James Leonard. 50 70; L.
| f. Bassett, S243 so; George o. Bates & Co.,
So 70; Whittier. Fuller & Go SO 25; Geo.
Murray, s4 Z. Guam, 500 90; Tim SERVER,
! $40 90; Wilson & Mitchell. 81; w. A. But
terrified, $50 81 Schofeld & Tevis, S59 90
| W. A. Anderson, IS; Lem Chung. "a; H
| Spirling, 50; A. NJ. Smith, SAL q; Phil
Herzog, $50 80; Sacramento Lumber Gem
pany, $40 So; James Harvey, Sc; Peter
! AIeGinnis, S24; Antoine King, S.; Reuben
! johnson, 500 John Lynch, $24; Thoma:
Cotter, S24; Frank Houghton, Sl1; J. w
/ Watt flor lsborers). S52; City Directory
/ publishers. SO; Carter jackson. 81; j. w
Wilson, 81; George Scroth, SIG 50; d
DeBernardi. S. so; j. NJ. Woods. SIPS; P
Leavy. 500; r. S. Frazee, 500; r. W
Ash, 800; Matt Karcher, $3.50.
POLICE CouRT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yester
/ day morning: Kim Chi, enticing, continued
to April S0th John Brown and Dick Rivers
! petit larceny, second offense, continued Il
! April 22d; Geo. Brady. drunk. fined $40 o.
ten days in city jail; Pat Mclaughlin
drunk, $40 or ten days ia city prison.
SHOTGUN CHALLENeE.-James Parrot
/ challenges George REUTER- to shoot mattel
/ at pigeons, the match TO be at fifty singh
1 birds, twenty-six yards rise, for 500 side
I the match to take place at any time alter tn
/ end of the present month.
| INMIGRANTs.-On hundred and forty-fou
immigrants passed CArlin yesterday en- root'
to California. Thrty.two women are in thu
! party. They will arrive In this city by th
overland train this afternoon.
DRILL To-NIGHr.-The drill of the FRS
/ Artillery Regiment, postponed last week
will take place at the Pavilion this evening
LADIES. you can buy almost any style o
parasol, of the latest style. for from 10 cent
to IS, at the Red House.
GREEN PEPPERS We are in receipt daily O.
large invoice OF Green Chile Peppers. ID
De Bernardo & Co., 30S aud 80 K street.
MUSHROOMS select Mushrooms car
be had daily, fresh, at De Bernardo & Go. s
30S and 80 K street.
STRAW HATS never SO cheap IS now. at the
only house that can sfford to sell them cheap,
Anderson h Hanm's.