The Portland daily press., 1898-09-21


wheel; that under no condition shall the
two generators be driven by or connected
to the same prime motor.
Fourteenth. The Power Company
agrees to so build and equip the above
named generating plant that, when tne
generators are in use, the throwing Oh
or off suddenly of a load equal to twenty
per cent of the load the generators ale
then carrying shall not cause change ~
potential Of over two per cehU y, -. 80
initial voltage of the generators H Ll 1T;
the regulation of thu power slai -.,, oo eaia
GENTLY quick and accurate 70 ". ,.a sooond
two percent of variation wlthln one seooiiu
of time. ,,.x,oe
Fifteenth. The Power Company agrees
that tho buildings containing SAID genera
tors at the dam shall De pfaGtloaiy Aie-
proof in cons truction and oullG as lar as
possible of brick or stone anu loh, an: anu
that all proper and reasonable precautions
to nrevept IRE shall be provided.
Sixteenfh. The Power Company agrees
tho tbs nIant shall be operated continu-
ousIv twenty -four hours per day each ana
every day in the year during the conTnu-
anne of this contract Extraordinary or
an sta,,ees such as fire, etc., excepted).
9 gu tbis end the Power Company agrees
that IL will at all times keep SUFFICIENT
hAln at the power station to insure this
Seventeenth. The Power Company
agrees to build at it's expense and FISK,
from the dam to the. boundary line OF said
| City of Portland, in the manner herein
| before and hereinafter provided, two lines
of poles and wires of sufficient capacity
that each one Of the specified poles and
| lines shall be capable of delivering on
| poles or through conduits to the said light
sta ton 1900 electrical horse power meas
ured at sad light station. with a maxi
mum permitted loss at full load OF ten per
cent OF initial voltage.
| Eighteenth. Said two pole lines 10 De
constructed in the most approved form OF
electrical engineering. That portion OF
the line within the limits of the SAID CITY
| Of Portland ii placed underground 20 DC
| in cement lined iron pipes. !urnlsneu
| laid by the Light Company WIN runper
| insulated cables laid by the rover Co !n
stand a voltage of at least tWlce 'haS III
tended to be iran smitted.
| The overhead portions OF the lines TO
| follow two distinct ana separaGo routes
| or roads from the dam to the point Wnere
they connect at or near the boundary line
of said City of Portland. Said routes or
roads TO be as far apart as practlca 81
and to be provided with proper lightning
ancestors. according to the most improved
pIaps of present practice in long distance
| transmission plants.
| Nineteenth. Said Power Company
agrees that the curl emit intended to supply
| the incandescent part of the Light Com
pany's plant shall be kept in continuous
noneration, and that such provisions shall
| he made that, when ever it may be nee
essary to stop a generator driving this
mart of the work, either for purposes OF
cleaning or repair, or from any accident
to the generator in use, the load shall be
instantaneously transferred TO another
generator operating under the same con-
| I an flow
of current whatever, md without any
| greater variation in the press ure or volt
age OF the current than that provided for
in the fourteenth clause of this agree
| ment.
twentieth, Said Power Company
agrees that as to the current intended to
supply the Arc lighting portion of the
i Light Company's pant, the same prov1s-
ions of Section Nineteenth shall apply be-
tween the hours of O'Clock p. m. and
Q O'Clock a. m. in each day of the year
it being understood that this portion OF
the plant is to run only between these
hours.
Twenty first. The Power Company
agrees that 1t will indemnify and save
harmless from cost or expenses the Light
/ Company from any loss or damage to
either life or property or both which
may arise from the transmission of the
current from the Power Company's plant
the same is due wholly or in part to any
act of the Light Company.
Twenty second. This Power Company
agrees that in the event of any cessation
Of the current whatever which shall re-
suit in any stoppage OF the lights or power
of the Light Company for any period OF
time no matter how short, it shall REIN
hurse the said Light Company for any
and all reasonable rebates or allowances
1T may be required to make to it's custom
ers, including the costs OF coal, Oil, waste
and water used by said Light Company
by reason of said cessation of current
but said Light Company shall use al
diligence in starting up its steam plant
and the liability of said Power Company
to said Light Company for such Interrupt
ton of service shall be limited to two
} hours for any and all rebates or allow
: ances after notice by said Power Company
of it's inability to supply current.
Settlements under this provision to bt
made each and every time tn re shall bt
; failure or cessation of the flow of cur
rent due to any cause whatever, except tt
the destruction of the Power Company
plant at the dam by fire or the element!
or other unavoidable cause.
The Power Company agrees that in The
event IF the cessation of the supply of cur
} rent from its lines to the Light Company
! for any length of time whatever in ad
dition.to reimburseing the Light Com
} pany as provided for in Section twenty
second for reasonable rebates and allow
ances, it will also pay the Light Company
in addition thereto the sum of oae thous
} and dollars ($l ,000) to compensate for los
of reputation, prestige and confidence
but no more than two suoh payments tt
, be exacted by the Light Company durine
any one year. and provided further thai
no payments may be exacted should the
: cessation of the upply of current bt
} caused by any occurrence in any part OF
the Light Company's System eithel
!, through it's fault or otherwise.
1t is further understood that should
the Power Company give the Light Com
papy the required two hours notice al
hereinabove provided, said two payments
of one thousand dollars Isl, 000) each IL
any one year shall not be exacted by thu
Light Company.
III is further mutually understood an(
agreed that none of the rebates, ALLOWANCE
es or losses enumerated herein may b.
; exacted by either party of the other, if tn,
stoppage of current supply is due to fire
civil or military authority or other una
. voidable causes.
Twenty third. Generally the Powel
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