St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-21

case the said The Eureka Improvement
company shall refuse to allow any APP
piicant to use It's poles upon payment
OF the prOpOrtiOnate part of said poles
as herein provided, thereupon the right
OF said The Eureka improvement com
pany to erect and maintain its poles
upon the streets of said city shall cease,
and the same shall be forthwith removed
from said streets, OF any Of them, upon
and under the order and direction of the
Common Council.
Sec. 4. And no wire shall be placed
less than eighteen inches from the cen
ter of any pole; cross arms shall not be
placed more than two feet apart.
Sec. 5. The poles hereby authorized
to be erected shall be set in the sidewalk
In the center of the curb, unless special
directions are otherwise given by the
City Engineer. All poles must be
erected to the satisfaction and approval
OF said City Engineer and Committee
on Streets.
Sec. 6. Whenever any street on
which any poles shall have
been set shall be graded or
paved or the curb line changed,
the said The Eureka improvement Com
pany shall, at its own cost, reset said
poles so as to conform to the street as
reconstructed.
Sec. z. The Common Council reserves
the right to order and cause The Eureka
Improvement Company to place all or
any of said wires under ground at any
time, and In such manner as the Com
mon Council may direct, under the di-
rectiOn and supervision of the City En-
gineer, and to order any and all poles
removed from off the streets whenever
it may deem proper to have the said The
Eureka Improvement Company lay the
wires of said company underground.
Sec. 6. Unless one mile of poles
have been placed with electric currents
thereon to furnish lighting power on
said mile of posts adequate to the pub
lie and private demands, within nine
months from the acceptance of this Or
dinance, the same shall be absolutely
void.
Sec. 9. The plant required to furnish
the electricity and power necessary I'M
der this ordinance shall not be changed
from its present location in South st.
Paul to some point in the city of st.
Paul, or any additional one erected in
the city of st. Paul, without the loca-
ton thereof first having been approved
by the Common Council of said city.
Sec. 10. This ordinance shall be in
force from and after the filing with the
City Clerk, by the said The Eureka I'm
provement Company, of resolution
duly adopted by its board of directors.
accepting it upon all the terms and con-
ditlOnS herein contained, and such &C
ceptance shall be deemed an agreement
of said The Eureka Improvement Com
pauy with said city to perform all and
singular all the matters and things re-
quired of said company to be performed
under this ordinance, and such accept
ance shall contain an express agree
ment to perform all of said matters and
things by said The Eureka Improve
ment Company obligated to be per-
formed in this ordinance. And it is
further provided that the rights hereby
granted are further subject to all the
conditions and requirements of the Or
dinance heretofore passed allowing
said The Eureka Improvement Com
pany to use the streets of said city for
the purpose of electric lighting.
Yeas-Ald. DOwlan, O Connor, Petsch,
Cullen, Ryan. Weber, Kenny, Kahn,
Hamm, Bryant, Minea, Mr.. President
IL.
Passed Jan. II, 1888.
CHAs.D. KERR, President of Council.
Approved Jan. 18, 1888.
ROBERT A. SMITH, Mayor.
Attest:
THos.A. PRENDERGAsT, City Clerk.
Jan. 81.