Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-22

for daily newspaper printing Office,
twenty dollars: other printing Offices, ten
dollars, or using motors or meter, special
rates: for a barber snop. six dollars ior
the first chair, and one dollar and hity
cents for each additional one; for car
penter. paint shop. &c, five dollars; for
coach and wagon shop. fifteen dollars; FOR
a candy-factory, ten dollars
Bakeries. restaurants, hotels. stables.
Billiard saloons, &c, at the Following rate
Der annum-to-wit: For bakery, twelve
dollars; for a private clearinghouse. hve
dollars and for each bedroom, used or
not one dollar: for hotel or house OF
public entertainment, nVe dollars, anu
for each bedroom. used or not one colidr
restaurants fifteen dollars; for snack
house or lunch counter ten dollars; for
each bar. whether kept in hotel or else
where. with a faucet in the bar-rooni,
fifteen dollars, and FOR each adui,
tiona faucet, three dollars, auu
without a faucet I'm the bar-room. ten
dollars; for each beer-pump, three doliafs /,
for a public stable, seventy-nve cents lOT
each stall. whether used or not, TOT d
private stable. one dollar and twenty-five
cents for each horse or mule, one uoisar
for each COW. and one dollar and htty
cents for a private carriage, or bugsy'
&c: for stable where hacks or car
riages are kept for hire. four dollars ana
fifty cents for each hack, carriage, nearse'
omnibus. &c, and one dollar and ntty
kept for hire or III livery; for each mule
or wagon lot. thirty dollars; Tor each
stable. where wagons, dr2ys, or carts are
kept for hire. one dollar ana tWehty-nvt
cents for each horse or mule; Tor oil
liard-saloOn. with water fixtures cOnVe-
nicnt, twelve dollars, or without water
fixtures. five dollars.
stores. shops. and offices at the Follow
inc rate per annum--tO-wit: For a store
ten dollars: for a shop, five dollars; green
grocery. five dollars; each nsh stand, I'VE
dollars. II besides being used as a store
or shop the house be also occupied as
dwelling for one or more families, then
three dollars :or each family; and IN each
case where "A store or shop may nave beel
rented by the owner or agent 20 dlHetehl
tenants. and so occupied. the bills shall
be made out and presented to the owner
or agent of said store or shop, who snail
be responsible for their payment; soi
each Office. not otherwise provided for,
four dollars and fifty cents.
Dwelling hOuses at the Following rate
Der annum-tO-wit: For each dwelling
house having only one hydrant or faucet.
four dollars; for each dwelling-house hav-
ing a hydrant or faucet and closet, eight
dollars. and for each additional faucet
over one (hot and cold water faucets
counted as one faucet, one dollar and
hfty cents; where one supply furnishes
more than one lot or premise, there VIII
be made a charge against the owner OF
the lot or premise on which the supply
enters from the street, Tor each and every
fixture connected with said supply. or this
or adjacent premises. and whenever any
lot or premise shall be occupied by more
than one family, a like charge shall be
made for the parties having access TO the
fixtures, or a meter may be placed on the
serYice-pipe, subject to the approval Of
the Committee on Water, and meter rates
charged. and the bill rendered against the
person who subrents to other tenants.
IL 80 mi. l. To-
hose. yard. and street-sprinkling. at
wit: For each public bath-tub nine
dollars: for each private h-trb
three dollars and fifty cents; each
public water-closet six dollars; for
private water-Closet, three dollars; for
each additional water-closet on the pre-
misses. two dollars; for closet, trough, or
sink closet. one dollar per lineal foot; for
each private urinal. one dollar and nifty
cents for a public urnal, five to ten dol
lars; but no bath. water-closet or urlnal
shall be supplied except when the water
is taken in the premises where sucn pain,
water-clOset or urinal Is for the usual
purposes for which water is used on SAID
premises; any premises having water
closets. bath, or other fixtures connected
with the Water-ppes shall pay Tor the
same. or have the pipes supplying them
disconnected from the supply or SAID pre-
misses; for q fountain in yard or store,
having a one-siXteenth inch jet. six dol
lars; a one-eighth inch jet. ten dollars
"A one-quarter inch jet, twenty dollars; a
three-eighth inch jet. thirty dollars;
one-half inch let fifty dollars: a three
quarter inch jet. eighty dollars; soda
or mineral water fountain ten dollars;
all fountains 10 be used at the discretion
OF the Committee Oh Water IN such
cases as the Superintendent or the water
Works, under the regulation OF the COM
mittee. may allow the use of small hose
for the purpose of yard or street sprink-
ling. no use of hose Will be permitted
without a nozzle. and no larger nozzle
than one-eighth Of inch, for yard and side
walk, or strcet-sprinkling, for each thirty
feet front or less. three dollars and fifty
cents and for each additional foot over
thirty feet front, five cents; Tor yard,
sidewalk, and street-sprnkinS INCLUDING
one-half the width Of the road-bed), Tor
each thirty feet front or less. eight dol
lars; and for each additional foot over
thirty feet front. eight cents per llneal
foot. Yard or street-sprinkling not 10 eX-
coed three hours each day for any one lot
In the event Of the use of lawn-sprinkiers
or jets, fountain rates VIII be charged.
No bill issued for less than one quarter.
For the purpose of street-sprinkling, any
person wishing TO engage In this business
for each block or square, ntteen dolldFS
per month. or for the use of each cart OF
two hundred and fifty gallons capacity,
eighteen dollars per month. Any person
wishing 10 engage I'm the business or
sprinkling the streets or public grounds or
the city. shall. before taking any water
from the fixtures provided for that pur-
pose by the water-works obtain per-
mi; from the Superintendent Of Water
for this purpose, and list OF the fixtures
from which he can get the water for TINS
purpose. Each cart or wagon used Tor
this purpose shall be numbered 10 cor
respond with the number gwen on the
permit and marked street-sprinl<ler No
= which shall be painted on the cart
or on a plate attached in a conspicuous
position. No person holding such permit
will be allowed 10 transfer II 10 another
without the written permission OF the
superintendent. All the tubes attached 10
the carts for discharging or sprinkllng
shall be well and securely made OF pro-
per material. and the oriices I'm the tube
shall not exceed One-siXteenth or an men
in diameter. or sixty orfices 10 the run
ming foot or tube. Leaky casks, nose, or
couplings will not be permitted, nor shall
there be any unnecessary waste OF water
while filling or emptying the casks. All
fixtures from which water Is taken to be
carefully used. and any injury resulting
from careless or improper use VIII be
repaired by the superintendent who shall
charge the cost of the repairs 10 the party
who has the permit for sprlnkllng. All
sprinkling-carts shall be inspected at any
or all times by the superintendent or his
agent. There shall be ilne or ten dol
lars on any person who shall for any pur-
pose or i'm any manner violate any of the
aforementioned conditions.
Photograph galleries milk depots, public
laundries &c. at the following rate per
annum-to-wit: For each photograph gal
lery. fifteen dollars: for each milk depot
or dairy. ten dollars; for each public laun-
dry. twenty dollars: for each soap
factory. ten dollars; for each public green
house or nower-garden, twenty-five dol
lars: for each private greenhouse or con-
servatory, five dollars.
BEN. T. AUGUST.
aD lest city Clerk.