Telegram-herald., 1891-06-21

Ninih street, from Alpine avenue 10
Fremont street.
Nagold street, from Stocking street to
Fremont street.
Oak averue, from North Union street
TO Grand avenue.
oakland avenue, from Wealthy ave-
nua 10 b street.
Park avenue. from Gunnison street
TO Shepard street.
PARIS avenue, from Logan street 70
Fifth avenue.
Flaintield avenue, from Sweet street
to Fifth street.
North Prospect street, from Hastings
street To- Fairbanks street.
Pleasant street, from South Division
street To south Lafayette street.
South Prospect street. from Cherry
street to Wealthy avenue.
Qulmbv street, from North avenue to
North College avenue.
River avenue. from Butterworth ave-
nue. 10 Wealthy avenue.
Reed street, from Page street to Mad
ison street.
Seventh avenue, from South Ionia
street to Agnew avenue.
Second street, from Stocking street to
lincoln street.
Sherman street. from South Union
street to Beech street.
Sixth street, from McRcynolds street
to Stocking street.
Second street, from Canal street to
North Cot avenue.
Springfield avenue, from Stocking
street TO Fremont street.
Sweet street, from Canal street to
North Colt avenue.
Straight street, from Butterworth
avenue tn Wealthy avenue.
Second street, from Broadway street
to Turner street.
Shepard street, from DAYTON street to
ButtcrwOrth avenue.
Third street, from Stocking street to
North Pine street.
Third street, from Canal street to
Watrous avenue.
Twelfth avenue, from South Ionia
street to Buchanan street.
Terrace avenue, from Logan street to
Hall street.
Thomas street. from Henry street to
East street.
Tenth street. from Alpine avenue to
Fremont street.
South Union street, from Thomas
street to Fifth avenue.
North Union street, from Lyon street
tn East Bridge street.
Veto street. from West Division street
to South Jefferson street.
West street, from Stocking street TO
Ariana street.
Wealthy avenue, from Eas. street to
Barth street.
Waterloo street, from East Fulton
street to Wealthy avenue.
PROPOSITION OF THE COOK WE'LL co.
"B."
To the Board of Public Works Of the city Of
Grand Rapids:
Genslemcn--From the tests for that
purpose recently made, we are satisfied
that there is in or near the city of
Grand Rapids an nexhaustible supply of
wholesome ground water of at least ten
million (l0,00o. e00) gallons per day OF
twenty-fOur ca hours each. For the
purpose of developing said supply. we
submit the following proposition for
your consideration and action of the
common council OF the city of Grand
Rapids:
The Cook Well Company OF 81. Louis,
Mo-, Will enter INTO a contract with the
city Of Grand Rapids TO furnish il with
~ supply vi
ground water Of not less than ten mil
Ion (lo.ooo. )sallous for each day of
twenty-four [24) hours each; the supply
TO be drawn from not more than two
localities; and not to he less than five
million 5000, 0o0) gallons per day of
twenty-.our hours each from one local
ity. In order To demonstrate to the
satisfaction, Of the Board of Public
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city OF Grand Rapids thatsuch n supply
does exist In or near the CITY, the Cook
Well Company viii, at their own ex-
pense, sink sufficient number OF Cook
wells IN the locality selected by them,
which in their judgment will yield the
greatest quantity of ground water OF
eight Isl inches i'm diameter; TO he con-
structed Of standard wrought iron pipe,
with Cooks patent brass strainers at
the bottom. The wells 10 be connected
and centrifugal pump or pumps, TO be
attached and operated for at least
thirty 1907 consecutive days and the
water produced TO be accurately meas
ured 10y Weir measurement by
two competent hydraulic en-
glneers one selected by the Board of
Public Works and the other by the
Cook Well Company.
After completion Of the thirty t3o)
day test as above specified the entire eI-
pense of which, except for ground, ~
70 be borne by the Cook Well Company,
the city Is 10 attach permanent pumps
and connect sad wells t. the CITY
water works main and operate them
for one year. If after one years trial
| the supply of five million 5000 900
gallons per day of twenty-four t2fb
hours proves 70 be inexhaustible, the
Cook Well Company sto receive twenty
FIVE thousand dollars (s25, oeol therefor,
with interest at per cent, per aBngm,
beginning AZ the completion Of the
thirty 1900 day test, II sad test IL COM
| plescd in compliance with this agree
ment II IN the judgment Of the Cook
Well Company tine LEGALITY first chosen
| for the test q eapssie Of furnishing =
greater quantity than five million
| 1850. osol gallons n~r day of twenty
| -four 81 hours each. they are b
be allowed - make tesi faf further
s1npsy Sc provrle3 ahave for TIE I've
million fs.oo' COO gallon sapply; and
| e al additional surfls can Re obtained
frefs thst icesiity they snail - entitled
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