Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

ten dollars. with water fixtures lnaccc5-
sible. five dollars; Henrico county court
house. ninety dollars; custOm-housv ol'S
hundred and fifty dollars, penlltHllbl y,
I'VE hundred dollars; except that the wafer
used by the lessees and persons opeIauH5
manufactures therein shall be PAID lot
at the rate required by ordinance lor
other and similar manuiactories.
For schools. at the following Idtr Pc
annum-to-Wit: For boardlnS-schooi'
twenty-five dollars; for private scuoo'
five dollars.
For depots. manufactures, workshops,
, and warehouses, at the lolloWihs ldto Prl
anuum-tO-Wit: For railroad depot ohS
hundred dollars, or special rates lot every
locomotive i'm which the city water -
used This shall pay for all the uses vi
water at such depot except lot slalioudIy
steam engines. Watcr-closetS, ana Ddlh9i
for each stationary steam engine LOT
each estimated horsepower OF bolltI run
one to tcu-hOrsC-pOWer, fVe doldISi IOI
each estimated horsepower from zen
to horsepower, three uolldra'
for e1ch estimated horsepower over
horsepower, two ana one-udiL uoi-
lars But no steam engine shdIl DC SUI
piled except where the water ~ 'dh'4i
i'm the building where the engine is uScu
for the usual purposes Tor WhlCh water II
used i'm such huildng; for a folllhs- mn oi
I a foundry or WaChine-shOp, or a factory .
or etemrnery 30. fifteen dollars II MOI
more than fifteen persons be cWplol ca
=
| cents: for each spike-machine tortY dol
lars: for each manufacturing MN, loIlN-
five dollars: for "a tobacco HaHuldCl'iA I;
thirty cents for each hand emploNeu
therein but no charge TO be less IMAM
fifteen dollars; for a Wartnouse' WV.
sale tobacco. &C. thirty dollars storage
warehouse, each ten dollars TOT cuIIlvI-
/ shop. tnirty-seven dollars and httN GEMS
| for rccutying establishment, ioLty-HNf
! dollars. for "a dyoing establishments
! tweut,-tWo dollars and fifty cents, eActu-
! Sivo Of the use Of steam boiler, TOT d
lager beer. porter. soda, OF Dottllhg estdD-
/ lishmcut. one table, twenty d'udI9; cay u
! additional table ten dollars; TOT a bldck-
/ smith SHOP four dollars for he rrst forge
and TWO dollars for each addluohal one
! for "a daily newspaper printing ONCE
! twenty dollars. other printing oilceS' yen
/ dollars. or using motors or meter, 0ptcldl
rates. for "a barber shop, six dollars Tor
/ the nrst chair, ana one dollar ana Hlly
/ cents for each additional one; Tor car
] pentcI. paint shop. &c, five dollars; LOT Il
/ coach and wagon shop, llieeh uoiiaI9' lo'
! a cauQy-factory. ten dollars.
Bakeries restaurants. hotels, stables
billiard saloons. &c. at the iollOMlhB idlo
Der aunuNl-tO-wit: For bakery tWeiNe
/ dollars; for private boarqlhs-house' Nv
/ dollars. and for each bedroom, used OF
not ono dollar: for a Motel or mouse OF
public entertainment, hNe dollars; auu
! for each bedroom, used or not, one uoII'tI .
restaurants fifteen dollars; for snac K
/ bo,5sa or iupch counter. ten dollars; FOR
! each bar. whether kept i'm hotel or else
! where. with "a faucet in the bdr-room'
/ fifteen dollars, and Tor eacH auui1
! tional faucet, three dollars anu
without q faucet in the bar-Toom zen
/ dollars: for each beer-pump, three oouat ,
/ Tor a public stable. scVenty-nYe cents lot
/ each STALL whether used or not lOi q
nrivatr stable, one dollar ana twenty i've
( cents for each horse or mule' ong "1 ~,
/ Tor each lcow. and one dollar ana hIty
cents for private carriage, or DuESy'
&c. for a stable where hacks OF car ,
/ 1iages are kept for hire, four doIldts anu
! fifty cents for each hack, carriage Ie'.iSe,
/ omnibus &c. and one dollar anu MY
cents for each buggy or wagon whether
| kept for hire or IN livery; Tor each huit
/ or wagon lot thirty dollars; toi each
{ stable. where wagons, draNS, or carts ~ q
/ Kept for hire, one dollar ana lWeH'S ny n
cents for each horse or mule; Tor OIL
. Ifard-saI0On with water nXtures coINe-
nicnt. twelve dollars, or without water
/ fixtures. five dollars. ,,,.
stores, shops. and offices AT the loiluM-
! ing rate per annum-tO-Wit: FOR stoIe
! ten dollars; for a. shop, five dollarsi - SScI
! grocery five dollars; each hsh stand i've
+ dollars: if besides being used as a sIoi =
or shop the house be also occupleu - q
dwelling for one or more ldHlhcS, In ei
three dollars for each family; ana IN eacH
. case where q store or shop may nave perii
| rented by the owner or agent 10 dlheteIi !
/ tenants and 50 occupied, the bllIS sIl "4l
! bee made out and presented 10 lnS oMiiJI
| or agent OF said store or snOp, VINO sIlall
! be responsible for their payment, lor
/ each Office. not Otherwise provided Iof'
! four dollars and fifty cents.
DWclling-hOuses at the following Iate
! per annum-tO-wit: For each dWelllhs
! mousse having only one hydraut or tducet,
! four dollars; FOR each dWelllns-house nay :
! ing hydraut or faucet ana closet, elSht
/ dollars: and for each additional faucet
! over one hOt and cold water Faucets
| counted as one faucet, one dollar ana
! 0fty cents, where one supply turnshCS
! more than one lot or premise lhere VIII
| be made a charge against the owner OF
! the LOT or premise on which the supply
! enters from the street, for each ana every
! fixture connected with said supply or TINS
| or adjacent premises, and whenever any
! lot or premise shall be occupied by more
! than one family. a ike charge shdu Dc
! made for the parties having access 10 the
! fixtures, or a meter may be placed on the
| serVicc-pipe, subject 10 the approval OF
| the Committee on Water, and meter rates
! charged. and the bill rendered against the
/ person who subrents 10 other tenants.
| Baths. water-clOsets urinals. fountains.
! hose. yard. and -sprinkling, al
! the following rate per annum-lo-
! Wit: For each public batn-tub nine
! dollars; for each private h-trD
! three dollars and nifty cents; each
| public water-closet six dollars TOT
| "a private water-clOset, three dollars; Tor
( each additional Watcr-clOSet on the pre-
/ misses. two dollars. for "a closet, trough, or
! sink closet one dollar per lineal foot; for
/ each private urinal. one dollar and nifty
( cents: for "a public urinal. five To ten dol
/ lars. but no bath, Wdtcr-clOSet, or urinal
shall be supplied except when the water
/ is taken In the premises where such bath,
! water-closet or urinal is for the usual
/ purposes for which water is used on said
! PROMISES. any premises having water
closets. bath. or other fixtures connected
! with the Water-pipcs shall pay for the
! same or have tho pipes supplying them
+ disconnected from the supply or said pre-
Z misses: for "a fountain In yard or store,
/ having "A one-sixteenth inch jet six dol
/ lars: "A one-eighth inch jet. ten dollars
"A one-quurter Inch jet. twenty dollars; "a
/ three-eighth inch jet. thirty dollars; a
/ one-half inch jet nifty dollars; a three
| quarter inch jet. eighty dollars; "A soda
| or mineral-water fountain. ten dollars;
| all fountains 10 be used a the discretion
of the Committee on Water In such
cases as the Superintendent OF 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