The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-12

f. f9r tx dollars and forty cents
For twenty-four million gallons daily.
~forty-two dollars and twenty cents,
For twenty-five million gallons daily
forty-two dollars, "a. ZOO.
For twenty-six million gallons daily,
forty dollars and fifty cents, l40. 50).-
For twenty-seven million gallons daily,
thirty-nine dollars and ten cents, (3s. 10l.
For twenty-eight million gallons daily,
{ e. 7Sy. dollars and seventy cents
For twenty-nine million gallons daily.
thirty-six dollars and thirty cents, (36. o
t~hirty-iye dollars, $500.
For thirty-one million gallons daily,
thirty-three dollars and ninety cents.
For thirty-two million gallons daily.
thirty-two dollars and eighty cents,
For thirty-three million gallons daily,
thirty-two dollars, 1900.
For thirty-four million gallons daily,
thirty-one dollars and twenty cents (31.2O
thirty dollars and forty cents, (30.40.)
For thirty-six million gallons daily,
twenty-nine dollars and sixty cents,
For thirty-seven million gallons daily.
twenty-eight dollars and ninety cents,
For thirty-eight million gallons daily,
t~wenty-eight dollars and twenty cents
For thirty-nine million gallons daily,
{e~xz .4gj.y dollars and fo@rty-ave cents
For forty million gallons daily, twenty
six dollars and eighty cents (26SO.,
(2s.2O.
For forty5two million gallons daily,
twenty-five dollars G5.
For ~forty-four million gallons daily.
tfUynntV-fnl1r dO1lorc ond Gffy nnntc
(24.5O.
For ~forty-ive million gallons daily,
t~wenty-four dollars (24).
For forty-siX million gallons daily,
tWenty-three dollars and sixty cents
For forty-seyen million gallons daily.
{ss'ao5. dollars and twenty cents
twenty-five dollars and eighty cents
For ~forty-nine million gallons daily,
tWentystwo dollars and forty cents (22.40.
And for each fractional portion of a
million gallons, (above twenty millions)
a pro rata price according to that ate
part exceeds.
The quarterly bills shall be made up as
follows: The entire quantity. of water
tanned and divided by seven which will
give the daily consumption for that
week, and the price shall be reckoned
water supply, water rights, storage reser-
yoirs, pipe lines, lands and rights of way,
and all appurtenances and easements
necessary to fulfill the requirements of
this specification to the extent of fifty
million gallons of water daily forever,
which purchase can be made at any time
within twenty years after the first deliv-
cry of water.
With two supply mains the sum of
eight million dollars ($S, 900, OOO.
With I'M 11np1ry ~ ;p fhn e,,r, - -ax,a-
dollars G7,2 ,oO0).
We are willing to accept payment as
follows in case purchase is.made:
In cash, fifty 900 per cent. of the entire
purchase price. The remaining fftv (50J
per cent. of the purchase price to be paid
interest at the rate Of four q Del
centum per annum, payable in gold
present standard of weight and fine
ness, the interest to be payable quarter
y and the principal to be PAID at a date
years from the date of the delivery of
the bonds, said bonds to contain the
usual sinking fund n other provisions
The payment of the principal and in
terest of said bonds to be charged as
a first purchase money lien upon the
storage reservoirs, pipe lines, lands and
rights of way, a-ppurtenances and ease
nents sold. by mortgage or other proper
ton shall be required to enable the city
to so charge said principal and interest
upon sad property and rights. the city
tractor in applying. for and obtaining
such legislation. The payment of said
principal and interest also to be charged
City for the sale of water, such charge
to be subject to existing charges there |
If any, for the payment of the
1n,~nSnnf uyofnr dn1f nf Taronp C{try Tl1
city to agree that all such water rents |
shall be set aside in a separate fund
for this purpose.
months from the date of contract, shall
exercise affirmatively its option to pur- |
chase the plant then and not otherwise,
price In said bonds at par. The
contractor will accept the entire pur-
chase price in cash at the option of the
city.
STANDARD.
The standard of water offered is and |
will be that of the water flowing in the
main channel of the Rockaway River
pure and wholesome and requires no III
or other chemical or artificial |
treatment. and while the standard will
vary slightly from time to time with the |
changing natural conditions.
It has heretofore been and nov is su-
perior to the standard given in the city's
The company will agree, in eo-opera-
sion with the city, to prosecute in the
of the city and by, all legal rem
adies available. will endeavor to re-
municipalities and owners of fac
tories from polluting in the future the
supply of water contracted for by dis
charge of crude sewage directly or indir-
into the Rockaway River.
No one can undertake to guarantee
hat for every day during twenty-five
Years the water of a river draining a
great water shed will invariably in
very detail conform to any given chemi-
al analysis, moreover If such a guaran-
If little value. Impossible conditions
.ould never be enforced. The purity and
wholesomeness of the waters depends
lpon the, original character and condi-
of the water shed and the maiMIen-
of these conditions.
The Rockaway River affords highly
conditions. and of this the city
should be fully satisfied before adopting
hat stream as a source of supply.
The maintenance of these conditions,
10 far as they can be controlled by hui
nan agency. is a matter of police con-
rol, to be exercised by the proper mus
authorities.
This company viii accept to the fullest
,xtent the duty and obligation 10 aid IN
he enforcement of proper police regu-
ations. and as above stated, will use
III means available to that end. The
must in the nature of things com
We agree to furnish the work and
urnish the water within two wears from
owed by specification for strikes, etc.
We offer a certified cheque on the
first National Bank Of Jersey City
# s100.00 payable to the Treasurer
'aith according to the terms Of specihca-
which check is in lieu of freeholder