The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-13

ing night and day at all tides, is necesl
sary to keep the city supplied, and the
necessarily very bad.
We will furnish the water at the same
posed in our above supplemental propo-
until The delivery Of water under the
contract for a permanent supply. This
offer is conditional upon the award to
US of a contract for a permanent sup
The East Jersey Water Co.
by CLEMENS HERSCHEL,
Jersey CITY New Jersey Jun &oi Il, lSS5;
resolution was duly adopted at a meet
ing of the Board Of Directors Of the
Resolved, That Clemens Herschel, the
Engineer and Superintendent Of TINS
company. be and Is hereby author1zsd
form and on the conditions and the
terms stated in the proposition hereto
D. G. BAIRD. Secretary;
SUPPLEMENTAL PROPOSITION
we will provide EFT the necessary funds;
fnance, the entire operation and build
the works and plant mentioned, IN the
s-sp %nafsaa0tal apr Pro eosalIe An Ne. i. with
either one or two PIPE lines. at cost ana
interest, plus twenty per cent aor and add
Will for the sum of (sS ,4e5, og@l
ski thousand doilors, IN
dertake to rospp r1oijde a all n ofSer Works sam and
| for rights of way, and will settle AZ
| claims for water rights by. the MOTIFS
lures by the Dundee Water Power and
Land Company and by any other parliSs
that may have valid claims, and VIII.
il nn srst ion WITH fbrf fbe Morris orr canal and
Banking Company, and pay ior SUI SUI
hange in the canal as may be mace
supply. and will accept payment IN said
four per cent. bonds at par, to be de-
iiNvered to US from time to time as the
| may be agreed upon.
The East Jersey Water Co..
By Clemens Kershel.
Engineer and Supt. E. j. Water Co.,
T be Se5yey certify Giaif, hat We following
resolution was duly adopted ata meeting
| of the Board of DIRECTORS OF the East
Jersey Water Co, held this 2stn DAY OF
Res esoIsed. that Clemens Herschel, the
Engineer and superintendent Of tn Il
ana empowered to present a bid to the
| proper authorities of Jersey City in the
form and on the conditions and terms
stated in the propositions hereto an
nexed.
D.. G. BAIRD,
Secretary.
Proposal for furnishing a new supply
of water for the city of Jersey, CITY,
Y. j.. "under specification approved june
High Service Reservoir. -
NJ. bah prices must be stated in
writing and figures.
a corporation of the State of New, Jer,
sey, propose to provide the material ana
! furnish the labor and produce the result
| -a-,,;r IN Cy1c Sr.cniG0A finn on the h3-
sis of a twenty-five year contract, SUP,
ject to the options as expressed IN SAID
specifications for the following prices.
Fer water delivered at a minimum
consumption of twenty million gallons
per day, so that a maximum supply OF
fifty million gallons per day can be fur,
nished using two supply mains of equal
capacity, capable of delivering together
fifty million gallons per day with add
tional gate at intake as per spec1hcatlon
at the following schedule rate per mil
lion gallons.
For each million. gallons IN to twenty
million gallons daily, sixty (60 dollars;
ffty-e-ight (5S) dollars. per million.
For twenty-five million gallons daily,
hfty-six l569 dollars per m adi9ans daily
ffty-four t54) dollars per MILLION. -,
ffty-two 62j dollars per million. ,,.
For twenty-five million gallons daily.
fifty 600 dollars per Million, ,
For t~wenty-six million GALLONS daily.
forty-eight a9 dollars per m @al1dna aa,,v
forty-six {46) dollars per million.
For tw~entyzeight million lsdlt 2 daily
forty-four t4D dollars per million. -.
For thirty. million gallons daily
forty-three as dollars per ao million; dai,v
forty-one al dollars per million. -,
For thirfy-two million gallons daily
forty G0 dollars per million ,ors d.,1v
thirty-eight (38) dollars per million. -,
For t~hirty-four million gallons daily
thirty-seven go dollars per million dai,v
thirty-six 1867 dollars per million.
For thirty-six million gallons daily
thirty-ive $50 dollars per l mll,1on; da,,v
thirty-four (34 dollars per million:
For ~thirty-eight million gallons daily
thIrty-three C3l dollars per million Ss,,z,
thirty-two (S0 dollars per million. a,1
thITty-tywo CPD cs2o dollars nIiid per 9 milli9n- daily.
thirty-one SD dollars per million.
For fortv-two million gallons daily
thirty-one Cs19 dollars aI,,t per g milli0n. dailv
thirty tso) dollars per million. ,.
For forty-four million gallons daily
thirty go, dollars per million. aa,ly
twenty-nine (2g dollars per million
For forty-six million gallons daily
twenty-efght (2S) dollars per ihillloI.
For forty-seven million GALLONS daily
twenty-eight (2S) dollars per million.
For forty-eight million gallons daily
twenty-seven (27) dollars per. million.
For forty-nine million gallons daily
twenty-seven CD dollars per million.
+,I T9T fly yss, 5ollapn peg Fa mIIlion. aaiis
And for each fractional portion of {
million gallons (above twenty millions
a pro rata price according to that ratf
per million gallons. which the fractlona
part exceeds.
The above prices are sth1ect 70 renaIs
and reduction on acceptance of optlof
10 purchase as set forth in supplemental
proposition "a" attached hereto.
For water delivered ST a minimum con
sumption of twenty million gallons pei
day. SO that a maximum supply of NIFTY
million gallons per day can pc furnlsnet
using one supply mann capable or deiiv
ering fifty million gallons per day a
the following schedule per million gal
For each million gallons up to twenty
million gallons daily, tffty-seven 90 dol
lars per million. -,
For twenty-one million gallons daily
ffty-six (56) dollars per million. -,
For twenty-five million gallons daily
ifty-four go dollars per million.
For twenty-three million gallons daily
ifty-two @2) dollars per million. -,
For t~wenty-four MILLION gallons daily
fifty 600 dollars per million.
For twenty-five million gallons daily
forty-eight (4S) dollars per million,
For twenty-six million gallons daily
forty-six (46) dollars per million. ~.
For, twenty-seven million gallons Tally
forty-four (44) dollars per million.
For twenty-eight million gallons daily
forty-three (3) dollars. per million.
For twenty-nine million gallons daily
~forty-two (42) dollars per million.