Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-24

each barrel of flour. 90
i ther shop, first chair....... 800. w
Barber shop, each additional CHAIR. 2D
Bath, private, each tub. .......... w
Bath, hotel er toarding house. each
tub OO
Eath. public. e. II 90
Billiard saloon, each table .... } OV
Boarding house. per room...:-..... 50
RoOkbindery, per hand 50
~Brickwork, per thousand iaid........ 10
season 20 %
Candy mannfacrurers..:...... Is to 50 0o
Churches. ..... Tree
City Offices and Hose house.. Tree
Colleges. and other schools, male and
female, per l 900 gailons...... Is
etsn5 msaa,a''ufer'' per hand: to 80 % %
Cows, 50
Creamery ana CannerJ per l 900 gal
lons. E. E. 20
DIstiIlers, tor each barrel distilled. =. 10
Dyeing and securing 8 10 80 w
Each additional re-. ........... $50
each additional X jet 49,: sos
Fountains for city. one in each
ward, and one in Public Park
free for man AMI beast. and to be
used exclusively tor drinking purpO-
SEES anu no water 10 be carried there
from IN vessels. city to erect the
Halls and thraters .............,.... to 30 w
Horse. including carriage washing..- eco
motel, per ioum 800. go. ........ l oO
Ice cream saloon. to 30 90
Laundry 500. sto 100 90
Office and sleeping room ........... 3 to . w
Oyster saloon So. 3 to 30 20
Photog raph NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 to 30 10
Plaotering, per square yard ......... y
Residence. one family l 10 d rooms. w
each additional room ........ ~
Schools pubic. tlee
saloons -. 5 to 40 90
Sprinkiing sr eet, per foot front $50. l.S
gardens. law rs, each Z hose.
AMI Is nozzle. hrst 80 yards per -.
each additional yard =
Sprinklin- carts. special 49,. ......
Stables. livery, feed. etc, including
carriage washing per stali....... 30
steam boiler, per horse power. ... ~
Stone work, per perch. ............. b
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public, each seat 8 OO
Meter rates Z cents to 4 cents per 100 gallons,
according to amount used. The right Is resery
ed To put meters upon any or all services. Pur-
poses not enumerated at agreed rates.
SIC IL This ordinance shall he submitted to
ton or rejection al the general election To be
held in said city on Tuesday. June 3rd, 1884
The ballots used ut such election shall have
printed thereon the words: For WaterWorEs ?
Yes; and For W~a'erwOTEs? No; one OF said
clauses To be erased by the vOler. The votes cast
for and against III. ratification Of this ordinance
manner as voted cast for city oftieers:
II it shall appear trom the returns OF SAID
l citCttOu sld - IL tottI III
thereon are in favor of the ratlfi cation of this
ord then the Mayor shall give notice
thereof by proclamation in some newspaper
printed in the city; and therrupon and the form
al acceptance Of this ordinance by sald Jones as
provided herein. the same snail be and become q
valid and binding contract. .
SEC. II. That this ordinance shall be a con-
tract by and between the city OF Lexington. and
The said James A. Jones. his associates. sue.
cessOrs or assigns, and shall be binding upon all
parties with equal force aud effect, provided.
that the said James A. Jones shall die with the
CITY Register his written acceptance OF the
terms and conditions Of this ordinance within
ten days after its passage, and shall commence
work within ninety days thereafter, In good
faith. and have the works completed within ONE
year thereafter. Any delays by injunctions.
malicious interference. shall not work y forfeit
ure OF any OF the rights hereby granted.
SEC. is. That'said Jones. his associates. sue
cessors or assigns, shall file with the city reg
lister within ten days from the passage Of thiE0r
dinance, 4 penal hJnd in the sum oil ~ 600, fol
the faithful compliance with all tue conditions O
tn 8 ordinance or contract, and any failure t.
file said bond. or any failure to accept this oon-
tract. in time specified, or any failure to com
mence the work within the time specified. Of
any iailure to complete the works within thu
time specified, shall work = forfeiture OF thu
contract. but said penal bond shall be in full
force and effect.
SEC. 10. That as soon AZ this ordinance ia ap
proved be a vote of the people, on the third .
JGnc, 1881, n full and proper test shall be mad
| for water OH the said sand bur on the Missour
river, ab we the city drainage. by driving dow
hollow II N pipe to i depth. sufficient to tes
whether the Missouri river water can be OBJ
tanned by q we'll, as heretofore provided; waite
thus obtained shall be analysed several times b.
one or more chemists. competent to perform tina
service. and If pure Missouri river water shal
thus be obiainei. then the supply for the cit
shall be dra wn from that source.
Approved May Is, 1884.
C. E. BALLARD, Mayor.