The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-08

For thsrty-1ve million gallons daily,
thirteen hundred and sixty d,S6G dol
For thirty-six million gallons daily,
thirteen hundred and ninety-two Q,3s2)
dollars.
For thirty-seven million gallons daily,
fourteen hundred and twenty-four d,424)
dollars.
For th.rty-eight million gallons daily,
fourteen hundred and ffty-six Q.456)
For thirty-nine million gallons daily,
fourteen hundred and eighty-eight Q,4ss)
For forty million gallons daily,
fifteen hundred and twenty d,52N dol
lars.
fifteen hundred and forty-eight q,54S)
Fof fortyytwo million gallons daily,
fifteen hundred and seventy-six Q,576)
For forty-th.ee million gallons daily,
sixteen hundred and four Q,6o4} dollars;
For forty-fouT million gallons daily say,
For ~forty-1ve million gallons daily,
sixteen xtsesen hundred and sixty dies0 dollars dsa1y
sixteen hundred and eighty-hve Q,6So)
seventeen hundred an ten Q-710) dol
For forty-eight milton gallons daily,
seventeen hundred and thirty-five Q,735)
For forty-nine million gallons daily,
seventeen hundred and sixty Q,76O dol
lars.
For fifty million gallons daily, seven
teen hundred and eighty-fve d,7S5) dol
lars.
And for each fractional portion of a
million gallons (above twenty mtllion)
a pro rata price according to that rate
per million gallons which the fractional
part exceeds.
The above prices are circulated as fol-
lows
Fer each million gallons up to twenty y
million gallons daily at at the s&eve nate Se
cents (ss.75 per million gallons al,3Gar. Gallons
from 1ion e tW .1ens aa mIllio at e the lw rate Of thirty. rt.i
For each additional million gallons
lion. gallons daily at the rate cf thirty
eight 1881 dollars per million gallons.
For each additional million gallons from
dollars per million gallons.
For each additional million GALLONS from
t tdar dfiSs m m aSa rate to fo Of yhi millloR s 1sa5
dollars per million gallons.
For each additional million gallons from
forty million to fortysfvs millien gai9 95sS
dollars per million gallons.
For each additional million gallons from
forty-aye million t9 fifty milton ta gai, dols
dill dlH llC lax W. -
lars per million gallons.
For the plant, water supply, water
rights, storage reservoirs; pipe lines, aanos
and easements necessary to fulfill the
requirements of his. specification, to the
extent of fifty millions of gallons of
be made at any time within twenty years
after first delivery of water. :
With two supply mains the sum OF
ffty thousand dOllarS.1
with one supply main the sum Of
81. $50, ooo. .(seven million. nine hundred and
We are willing to accept payment as
follows. in case purchase is made
Ten per cent. 90 p. 60 thereof in nego-
of the denomination. of one thousand
dollars ($1,G0W each, bearing interest at
the rate of four per cent. a p. e.
run at least twenty (2l years-ninety
per cent. go p. c.) thereof in cash.
The city having the right to agree with
all cash or bonds. or in part cash and
part bonds.
BID c.
Flor water delivered according to
specifications, at the rate of fifty million
gallons per day as the minimum supply,
the city. if it contracts, to have the right
to all waters stored In the plant and
capable of delivery, through the mains
city, capable Of delivering together, fifty
million gallons per day, with additional
gate al intake as per specification, at the
mum. on $s,55o.oS (eight million, w hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars, which
interest payment shall be in lieu of all
other charges for such daily use and sup
BID D.
For water delivered according to speci-
fication at the rate of fifty million gal
ions per day at the minimum supply. the
city If it contracts to nave the right TO
all the waters stored in the plant and
capable of delivery through the main, US
ing one supply main capable of deliver
ing. fifty million gallons per day. with
additional gate at intake as per specif-
cation, at the rate of sig g. per cent.
million nine hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, which interest shall be in lien
of all other charges for such daily use
rights, storage reservoir. pipe lines,
lands and rights of way and all appur-
~tenances and easements necessary to
fulfill the requirements of this specifica-
tions with a minimum supply of fifty
million gallons per day forever, and
thereto. which purchase can be made at
any time. after 1--WE years % from
the first delivery of water and thereafter
at any time during the remainder of
With two supply mains the sums of
IS. $50, GOO (eight million Ave hundred and
fifty thousand uollarS).
$50. 900 {seven million nine hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
We are willing to accept payment in
case purchase Is made, ten. per cent.
40 D.. c) thereof in negotiable coupon
water bonds of Jersey City Of the de-
nomination of one thousand dollars d.
four per cent. 4.,p- CO per annum, pay.
able s~emi-annually, to run al least
twenty 600 years. ninety per cent. go p.
Cd thereof in cash.
The city having the, right to agree
with bidder as to whether payment
All cash payments provided for in
| this proposal shall be made In gold coin
| Of the United States Of the present
standard of weight and hneness II re-
The water to be furnished shall be OF
| the following standard, which standard
shall be maintained during the contract.
asThe water to he furnished Is OF the
| standard yielded by the coatuence OF the
| ley. Green Lake. Denmark Lake. split
| Rock Lake. Hoaglands Lake and the sew,
| eral mountain streams In the proposed
Beach Glen Reservoir and Dixon's Lake
| and Stony Brook. shown on plans IN
| the Rockaway Valley.
located in the wild mountainous region
| Of Morris county, and the waters there
| of are noted for their purity and excel
| le nee. This compa will furnish to the
| Board, If desired, various analyses OF
these waters made e. aifferend seasons So q
greatly excel in purity the standard
| for comparison given by the city in irs
This company will agree to enforce