The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-12-12

centum upon the cost OF such extern
sion; and whenever said party OF the
second part desires TO make any ex'
tension the party of the first part agree
that they will locate the mains and
pipes and establish the grades oi the
streets through which the same may
be laid as aforesaid.
The said perty OF the first part
agree that for a period commencing |
three years from and after the date
when water shall be turned into the |
mains aud water pipes and continuing |
during the remainder Of this contract,
the party Of the first part will take
water for buildings, SO far as they are
used for the municipal purposes OF
johnson City, its fire engine houses,
public school buildings, street sprink-
lers for sprinkling its streets, and Tor
supplying automatic tanks for flushing
its sewers, and will pay therefor an
nually sum equivalent TO all OF the
city taxes assessed upon said water
works during that year,
1t is hereby expressly agreed by and
between the parties, that the party of
the first part shall designate at what
points public fire hydrants or fire
plugs shall be located upon the streets
within the compact parts OF the town
and the party OF the first part hereby
agree that they will so designate and
take the number of hydrants and pay
the rental therefore as hereinafter
mentioned-to wit. One hydrant for
each (6O) sixty Of the population Of
said town, until the number of hy-
drants demanded by the increased
population shall reach (100) one hun
dred, then and after additional hy-
drants shall be put in as directed by
the Board Of Mayor and Alderman Of
said Town, when in their opinion the
public good requires. The price to
be paid by the said party OF the first
, part to the said party OF the second
part, shall be ($40) forty dollars per
> hydrant per annum for the first (6O)
! sixty hydrants, and for each addition
la hydrant the sum Of ($30) dollars
| per annum until the aggregate OF hy-
drants reach 100) one hundred and
o thereafter the average prices OF all
+. hydrants, including the first (60) sixty
: and those that may be laid thereafter
i. shall be $3.50 thirty dollars per hydrant
a per annum, provided that for the first
~ year the said party of the first par
y shall not be required to take and pay
q for more than fifty hydrants, ant
G thereafter us indicated by the popula
# ton as above provided for. For th'
purpose of establishing thenumber 0
n hydrants to be located at the outset
# the United States Census OF 1890 shai
.. he taken ~ a basis, and whenever re
If questvd by said party oi the seconc
Io part new census shall be taken an,
,f the number OF hydrants shall be tegu
IN lated thereby, but not more than on
p such census shall be taken in any ON
=. year. In locating the hydrants aC th
,e outset the party of the first part agre
II that seventy-fve per centum Of tn
Vi number shall be located within tina
q portion of the old part OF Johnso
"A City which is bounded southerly b
III Maple street and an extension thereC
Il. westerly by Summer street and an el
al tension. thereof, northerly by Unak
q. avenue and easterly by New stree
II. alLd Division street, and the remair
"a ing twenty five per centum shall b
~ located in that portion of the Carn'
of gie Addition in which streets sha
vo have h.en properly graded and III
land laid out in lots, or in such po
of ton thereof as business interests ma
Of demand, and that thereafter the h,
oh drants shall be located at such poin
le. in either the old part of said town {
to the Carnegie Addition as the increa'
in of population or demands of busine
he may require, but said party Of the Sc
ns ond part shall have the right to put
lot as many additional fire plugs or h
,h. drants as he may choose over al
re-. above those provided for on behalf
en- the town by this contract, for whiC
M said party of the first part shall n
by be required to pay any rental, A
do rentals for hydrants or fire plugs
ne. Gated by the said party of the fiji
rks part as aforesaid shall be paid +
,ay quarterly.
ny Water shall be furnished for fami
or and domestic purposes at "a price Il
lall exceeding the average price charg
be- to the citizens Of Chattanooga, Knc
ace Vile and Bristol. Water for man
cy, featuring shall he furnished at su
red reasonable rates as may be agre
as upon by the party OF the second pi
ing and the consumers thereof, provid
lpt- there shall be no discrimination
the favor Of one part OF the town agail
iblc another, nor in favor Of one ms