The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-23
TARIFF OF ANIMAL WATER RATE

l. dwelling Houses:
faucet, $40 co
Each additional faucet not hereinafter
specially rated 90
Where a mouse is occupied by more
than one family and all supplied by
one faucet, for each family 90
Each family having separate fixtures
in house occupied by more than
one family, may be charged if
living i'm IA separate house.
One bath tub & o.
Where used by more than one family
for each family 90
Each additional bath tub = co
One water closet of approved kind $50
When used by more than one family.
Each additional water closet 20
Where both bath tub and water closet
One seif-closing nrinaI, none other
allowed) . 20
One set tub = 90
Each additional set tnb 90
Where a hot water faucet is used at the
same vessel with n cold water fau-
Get, but one faucet shall be charged
for, and the same applies to board
ing houses. Provided. That in no
case shall the charges for the use of
water by private family, exclus-
i've of hose and stable exceed TWEEN
ty-five dollars Is %
III. boarding Houses:
Supplied by one faucet l. 90
Each additional faucet SEQ
One bath tub 10 On
Each additional bath tub 3 90
Ono water closet of approved kind 10 20
Each additional water closet 90
Each self-closing urinal $50
III, Hotels and Lodging Houses:
In addition to the rates for boarding
houses for each bed for hoard"rs
and dodgers ! ca
". Public Lauudries aud Baths:
For each laundry tub 10 90
For each bath tub u o.
For each watcr-closet 10 co
For each self closing urinal %
V: stores, Offices and Warehouses:
First faucet u co
Where two tenants are supplied by
same faucet each GO
Where more than two are supplied 10y
same faucet, each ca
Water closet used by one tenant only SEQ
Water closet used by moro than one
tenant, each 60
| For each additional faucet or water
| closet. half the above rates may Inc
For self closing urinai, each tenant . o.
VI Markets. Saloons. Restaurants and
workshops-And for purposes not in
| cluded in any other specification.
| and not requiring more than an or
! binary supply OF water, from SO To - 90
| For hose having nozzle of not over
| onc-fourth inch oritice, used FOR
| washing windows, sprinkingstreets
| watering gardens and lawns. the
! use being limited in ali cases To
| three hours per day for each hose 7. 60
! Ho'e not 10 bc used after Pm nor
before ) 4 IN.
| VIII. Ornamental Fountains:
To be used not more than four hours
rer day fora jet onc-siNteenth inch
Fora jet one eighth inch diameter l. ~
lX. Stables.
For first horse 20
! Livery and boarding stables. each horse , a.
The above TO include water for wash
ing carriages.
Neat cattle. each head = %
| " Steam Power;
For each stationery boiler. working
but l. hours daily, for first horse
| power : 90
For each additional horse power 1 20
XI. Building Purposes:
For each cask of lime or cement used C6
XII. Metered Water:
/ For quantities averaging:
Less than 200 gallons per day ,4ec per loo gal :
40 to 500 gallons per day * cents per 1000 :
20 TO 100 10 100 -
1000 to 5000 p usO
more than 5000 ~ l0so -
Meters TO be allowed only at the discretion of
the owners OF the works: and in no case
where a meter is used, shall the charge be less
than $500 per annum, whether the meter
registers that amount or not,
For all uses not herein specified. the rate
shall be within the discretion of the owners
of the works,
Sec. =. As respects private consumers. the
owners OF said works shall have the right tC
make and enforce sli reasonable and needfu
regulations in regard to the use of water
And the City Council shall enact all necessa