The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-21

and the .City's said pipes. mains and
as far as the same can be done to their
present condition. The Company viii
g Ely dres the City the advantage Of the
lists In said Pequannock pipe at or near
Bellevflle, being a head of about three
which will average a head of about three
hundred and thirty-1ve feet at the point
ave aeltser and Il B faa e9nnsr T FL Sala AeeTFRRg s
Company will deliver water under this
contract within six months from signing
of this contract, unless delayed by It'll
cations, strikes or other unavoidable ac-
cidents, and in case Of such delays, the
term of six months.
8. The city agrees to take the water
aforesaid as soon as the company ID
ready to deliver the same and to usd
the same for a new water supply for this
term of one year from the beginning
of the delivery Of water hereunder, il
being understood that the city is to 'takd
only so much of said water as the City
may require, and pay for only so much
as it takes, the City to use no other sup
ply except to supplement the deficiency.
If any. of this supply from the Pequan-
mock pipe, to answer the needs OF the
City during the term OF this contract:
and the CITY will pay for so much OF
said water as 1t takes at the following
rates per million gallons.
For each million. gallons up to twenty
64s.s05 y
For twenty-one million gallons daily.
forty-two dollars and eighty cents (s42.s0.)
For twenty-five million gallons daily,
forty-two dollars and sixty cents S42-S0.)
For twe1ty,i;three million gallons daily;
forty-two Dollars and tSafity cents.
For twenty-five million gallons daily.
forty5two dollars. $4,000
fo For d tMsn ns ad5 f npillio oar gal Gs1n q daily.
For twenty-seven million gallons daily,
thirty-nine dollars and ten cents, $500
For twenty-eight million gallons daily.
~t tss7.7S.5 dollars and seventy cents
For twenty-nine million gallons daily,
thirty-six dollars and thirty cents. eS6.30.)
For thirty million gallons daily, thir-
ty-fve dollars ~(sS5.oo.l,.
thirty-three dollars and ninety cents.
th R15 tRaFtydit oIIars mii ahd ssisb}9 e Salay.
For thirty-three million ! gallons daily.
thirty-one dollars and twenty cents.
For thirty-five- million gallons daily.
thirty dollars and forty cents. (sS0. 40.)
For thirty-six. million gallons daily.
5sss.sey dollars and sixty cents
For thirty-seven million gallons daily.
twenty eight dollars and ninety cents,
For thirty-eight million gallons daily,
twenty-eight dollars and twenty cents,
For thirty-nine million gallons daily.
twenty-seven dollars and forty-hve cents.
For forty million gallons. daily, twenty
six dollars and eighty cents, C$26.So.
For forty-one million gallons daily
t *. 25.5 dollars and twenty oen'''
For forty-two million, gallons daily.
twenty-five dollars and sixty cents
For f~orty-three million gallons daily.
twenty-four dollars and fifty cents
For forty-fve million gallons daily.
twenty-four dollars (S2O.
For ~forty-six million gallons daily.
twenty-three dollars and sixty cents
For forty-seven million gallons daily,
twenty-three dollars and twenty cents
For forty-eight million gallons daily.
twenty-five dollars and eighty cents
For forty-nine million gallons daily.
twenty-two dollars and forty cent?
For fifty million gallons daily. twenty
And for each fractional portion Of a
million gallons. (above twenty millions)
a pro rata price according TO that rate
part exceeds, and in case the water con-
sumed is less than twenty millions, then
the price shall III lsI Be at the rate Of forty
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as follows:-The entire quantity Of
water ssc dsiiyered ana in any Gyiv; one week p9 ss shall
which will give the daily. consumption
for. that week and the price shall be
reckoned on that daily average.
Payments shall be made by war MT
to the order of the East Jersey Water
Company delivered at the City Hall in
Jersey City within fifteen days after the
receipt by the City of each quarterly
bill made as aforesaid,
A. The company will measure and keep
a record of the water at its W ex-
pense pon the company's property east
tives of the City shall at all times have
access to the meters measuring the
water for the purpose of inspection and
supervision.
5. The quarterly bills shall be rendered
as of the first days of January, April,
July and October of any year. If the
water is first delivered between such
aforesaid na1ne quarter days then tho
first bill shall be for the fractional parS
of a quarter up to the first of said days
following such first delivery, and in case
the term Of one year of this contract
terminates between such aforesaid quar-
ter days then n the bin shall AL be tsI 1T9 n . the
Of such term to the end of such term.
6. 1t is further agreed and understood
that the Company. until the twenty
teen hundred, win nave a surplus OF
Pequannock River water to dispose OF
from SAID PeQuannOck pipe, ana IN case
the aking of water under this contract
is not terminated by the City at the end
of the one year specified, then all
the terms and conditions of this contract
shall continue in force until the City
shall terminate the same by giving the
Company three months notice in writing
that the City will cease to take water
at the quarter day next after the exp-ra-
ton of said three months, 1t being un-
derstood thai the company cannot In
any case furnish any water under this
contract from said Pequannock pipe line
after the twenty-fourth day of Septeua-
Der A. D. nineteen hundred, at which
time this contract will terminate unless
sooner terminated as above provided.
All appliances on the lands of the City
necessary to carry out this contract
must be of a pattern to be agreed on and
approved by the Chief Engineer of the
City and the Chief Engineer of the
Company, and applied only as directed
by them; all such appliances are to be
removed by the company Ut the termi-
nation of this contract or left in the
possession of the City in case the City
desire to purchase the appliances at the
cost price thereof, and for the purpose
of ascertaining the cost price thereof the
company shall file sworn statements of
the cost of the same with the Board OF
Street n Water Commissioners.
ITO be Continued.)
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