The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-09-27

and lamps, and put them in proper
operation and give the attendant
selected by the partysof the first part
all necessary instruction in adjusting,
fixing and operating the system and
plant. The party of the second part
further agrees to keep such expert in
charge OF and operating the system
and plant for the period of ten days
after the completion of the same, at
no expense to the party of the first
part, except oil. fuel fireman, etc.
The plant from the time of It's COM
plet1on to be in shape for continuous
operation. The party of the second
part expressly agrees to protect and
idemnify the party of the first part
against all losses, of every nature
whatever, on account of infringe
ments of patents on any of the
apparatus or material furnished by
the party of the second part, or on the
mode of fixing, adjusting or installing
the same. 1t further agrees to pro-
tect and idemnify the party of the
first part against any and all losses
or expense on account of damage or
injury which may arise on account of
the injury or damage, to any person
or thing, cansed by the negligence or
want of care Of the party OF the
second part. The party of the second
part expressly guarantees that all
Of the apparatus and material furn-
ished by it, except the dynamo and
switchboard instruments, shall be
new, of the latest and most approved
and efficient pattern, the best oil it's
kind, in perfect condition and suffi-
cient quality and quantity, and free
from defects. 1t guarantees the dyna-
mo to be free from all defects,
mechanical or electrical, that it is in
perfect running order, that it has
never been run more than three years
in ALL The party of the second part
expressly agrees to cure any defects.
insufficiency or want Of repair in the
dynamo, or the transformers, which
may be discover, d within one year
from the completion of the system,
provided that such defect, insuffciency
or want of repair, is not caused by
the acts Of the party Of the first part
or it's agents. And provided it is
operated IN accordance with our in
structions and under normal condi-
tions. Where, in the contract, "loss
of power" is spoken of, it is under
stood that the wires and other APP
pliances, including the transformers,
must be able to carry the full capacity
OF the dynamo, with no greater loss
than that heretofore mentioned. The
time in which this system is to be
completed is an element of this con-
tract. The party Of the second part
expressly agrees to have the entire
system completed and in successful
operation on Or before the 3Oth day
of December, 1898, and in order for
continuous running and operation,
but it is understood that we Will not
be held responsible for delays
occasioned by strikes, storms, acct
dents, fires or other causes hey ond
our control. For and in considera-
tion of the foregoing agreements on
the party OF the second part the
party Of the first part promises and
agrees to pay the party of the second
part the sum of one thousand eight
hundred and eight dollars (18O8( in
the manner following, to wit: Eleven
hundred and fifty three dollars
($1153.OO) after the system is com
pleted and has been in successful
operation for period of ten days,
and the balance at the expiration CT
ninty (9O) days from the date of the
of the dynamo and trans
formers.
It will be noticed from the contract
that outside the poles this plant
only cost the city eighteen hundred
and eight dollars also that the plant
is operated from the water works
power house. From other sources
we learn that the city of Cumberland
is only charging it's light patrons
thirty five cents per month per light
&c g and that 10th