Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-03
Washington, January 30.
BRIDGEPORT.

Council meets this evening in regular
monthly session, and one OF the most I'M
portant questions to be considered is the
ordinance which will be prescribed by
Messrs. +. G. Horn aud w. ). Coon, oil
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, relative to the con
structiOn of water works plant ana the
supplv of water to the village of Bridge
mort. Ohio. The ordinance grants to TINS
company the right for the period OF twenty
wears. The village is given the privilege
of purchasing their plant at its completion
or If not then the same privilege Will De
AGAIN given in five or ten years The town
is given the necessary fire protection and
also the right TO set additional hydrants
along its mains as they desire without aa-
ditional cost for the water used IN the
same for village purposes. Inc ordinance
provides for IS double-discharge 1rost-
proof hvdraAts, which Will De set on the
mains at an average of IL TO each mile OF
street mains within the city limits, ana
euch hvdrants are to set where the Council
may direct. The annual rental for these
hvdrants for which the village IS 10 pay
This companv. is $4,000 The ordinance
further provides that water shall DE Iur-
nished free to the public schools, CITY nan
aud Council chamber. Also, three drink
ine, fountains with openings Tor man ana
beast. and one ornamental fountain, whlch
l shall be 1Eetltu ~ Alt tN ptAiHN - Nta~ -
lace The construction OF SAID water
works shall be commenced within % Gays
after this ordinance takes effect, ana DE
cornleted within nine months afterthe COM
mencement thereof The following are some
Of the rates contained in the ordinance.
The lowest annual rate TO any one con-
SINNER shall be not less than 81 per wear:
Banks. ~ to a.; barber shops, hrst Guar
- each additional chair, -; bath TUBS III
dwellings, s.. blacksmith shops, nrst nre,
- and each additional, 81 OoaruiIs
| houses, rooms or less, - to sl-, each auul-
tional room, 20 cents; butcher shops - ~
-; drug stores, -; office or room III oioOA
| 81. saloons. SIS to $50; soda fountains -
! 70 = snrinkling lawns, washing windows
and navements go feet or less, %, each
additional foot ) cents; store rooms, - 70
y. stables private, and washing venice
and one horse. s.. each additional morse
81. each cow. 81: private urinals, -; wa
| ter closets, private one bowl, & &c. Inc
rorlrmanshfp and material to be used IN
CONSTRUCTION of this plant is guaranteed 10
be first class in each and every respect
The enterprisiug gentlemen who are in
terested in the hamlet OF hlrkWoou ART
making extensive improvements IN thal
I Locality bv putting in a water supply sys-
tenn for the convenience OF their tenant
They pipe the water from powerful spring
on the hillside.
Owing TO the serious illness OF Mr.. Chris
Heinlein, DR.. Heinlein, his brother, mas
postponed his trip TO New orA' where ne
intended taking 4 postgraduate course
Mrs Samuel BUGGY, of Kirkwood, yes
terday received serious injury to one oil her
arms, caused by 4 fall.
Mr. Lorenzo Tracy has been rein
stated as Waterman at the b. .. crossing
on Morgan street.
Roy. Joseph Rogers. of Toronto, filled
,ba mint in the West End church on sun
day evening last