Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22

SECTION ]: The said grantee, his heirs, sue.
Of Williston for all damages which may arise
grounds in said city, caused BY the default,
carelessness or negligence Of grantee Aforesaid,
his heirs successors or assigns, or his, or their
sIcTioN s: Tho provisions and obligations
observed and Fept BY ali Of To officers. agents,
ors and assigns and ali contractors and sub.
contractors in connection herewith.
SECTION 9: The said Horace +; Peek. his
work upon the plant herein named within sixty
days from the date of acceptance of this ordi.
nance as hereinafter provided, and prosecute
p "s and suent t6eFeof eSa IS
installed during the fall of 1904, to show inten-
ton to continue completion Of the plant as
SECTION 10: The said Horace E, Peck, his
heirs, successors and assigns, by written accep-
tance shall within thirty days from the passage
S s the
obligations and file the same with the city
auditor, and the passage of this ordinance and
the filing Of said acceptance, approved by the
between tho said Horace E. Peck, his heirs,
successors and assigns, and the City. of Willis
ton which shall not be altered, abridged or
cancelled without the consent of. both par
ties hereto, except as herein otherwise pro-
vided,- and the failure of the said Horace E.
Peck, his heirs, successors or assigns to file the
written acceptance above mentioned, within
the time herein named, or if he or they shall
fail or neglect at any time to comply with any
or all of the requirements of this ordinance. on
shall operate to work an absolute forfeiture Of
SECTION ii: The said Horace E. Peck, bis
in repair at bis or their own expense supply
pipes connecting mai ms with any building stu.
ated upon any line of said mains whose owner
or occupant shall desire such connection made.
Provided: that such supply. pipe need only to
be laid and maintained at the expense of said
Peck, his heirs, successors and assigns, to the
property line. abutting, the street upon which
such connection is made. and provided further,
that whenever in making such connection it
shall be necessary to penetrate any curbing
wall, or any other wall of brick, stone or con-
buildings, the cost of penetrating such wall
shall be borne by the party desiring such con-
nection made, and provided furth or, that the
Peck, his heirs, successors and assigns at his or
their expense shall in all cases be subject to
his or their rules and regulations as to con-
'r SECTION ~ Ths said Horace s E. Peck, his
heirs, successors and assigns agree to and with
the City Of Williston to furnish to said City
council may from time to time request, the cost
thereof to be at the expense of the city, but
however, at only the first cost thereof, with
freight added, and the said Peck, his heirs,
furnish gas for said street lamps at the price of
$1.75 per hundred feet SO long as said council
shall desire to use the same. The said city,
however, reserves the right to discontinue any
and all lights at its option. It is further pro-
vided that said city is to pay for the erection
ing lighting and distinguishing the same.
SECTION Is: The SAID Horace E. Peck, his
heirs, successors and assigns shall have the
right to sell carbon or acetyIene gas at not ex-
ceeding the rate Of two and one fourth cents
per foot, subject to discount to each con-
sumner Of one ninth on all bills paid on OF
before the 10th of each month for gas used the
previous month.
The price of coal or water gas if m ade, not to
exceed one tenth of the above figure.
SECTION IA: The City of Willisto will by
it's council hereafter pass all ordi nances that
may be needful to enable the said Horace E.
Peck, his heirs, successors and assigns to enjoy
all the rights and privileges intended to be
conferred by this ordinance, and the protection
of all rights Hereunder.
SECTION Is: Nothing in this ordinance shall
be construed as grant Of any exclusive privi-
lege to the said Horace E. Peck, his SUCCESSORS
or assigns, and the said city Of Williston re-
serves the right to put in lighting ond heat.
ing plant of municipal ownership at its option
at any time.