Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-05-17

Sc per month. An additional charge
of S1.5O per month per lamp for care
and maintenance of each lamp is also
provided for.
For incandescent lamps of the kind
and quality now in use, IL cents per
kilowatt hour. All bills for this SER
vie to be discounted to ten cents per
kiowatt hour if paid before the tenth
of the month. No bill to be less than
81 per month.
Gas, manufactured, for Illuminating
purposes. $195 per 1000 cubic feet.
Water gas, or manufactured gas, for
fuel. $1.40 per 1000 cubic feet. Dis
count ten per cent if paid before the
10th of the month, If natural gas can
be obtained the rate is to be 80 cents
per 1000 cubic feet.
In addition to the lights now given
the city, 10 arc lights are to be added
to the free list during the year 1918
and seven after May II, 1922.
In the matter of street railway fares
| it is agreed that the rate on all lines
within the municipality shall not eX-
coed five cents per fare. That COM
mutation tickets shall be sold at the
rate of so for 81, and to students in
the several schools at the rate of so
for $150. Policemen and firemen in
uniform to be carried free of charge.
| 1t also agrees to give the city 80
horsepower electric current for power
use only, free and to furnish 80 32-
candle power lights for the city hall
grounds; to light free of charge the
city end of the joint building, the city
| ;oH nd thp 1nno nj rl1n n
buildings and all city hospitals, IL
braries and jails, provided that light
shall not be used with unnecessary eX
travagance." For the 1000 candle
power arc lights used for street illum-
nation, it agrees to charge the city
not more than Sc per light. PRO
vided that the city must give at least
six months notice before discontinu,
ing the service"
1t also offers to furnish the city 100
horse power for power purposes eX-
clusively, at not to exceed one cent
per kilowatt hour for 81 hours per
day and IL cents per kilowatt hour
for "a hours per day.
Also to deed to the city the
alleged water right at the
mouth of Big Cottonwood provided
that the city will not use the waters
of Big Cottonwood creek, or any part
thereof for generating power for light.
ing or Illuminating purposes use or
ask to use the poles and cross arms of
said company for stringing wires for
lighting purposes, nor by ordinance
make any change in rules or regula.
ton in regard to prices herein
named" 1t is provided, however, that
in case any new inventions shall
cheaper light the mayor and the coun
Gil on the one hand and the company
on the other shall adjust the question
and in case of dispute one side shall
select man, the other side another
and these two an umpire, who shall
adjust the questions involved.
II the representations made are
true; if the company has a water
right to the waters of Big Cottonwood
outside the simple use of the same fol-
power purposes only, the exchange Of
mat right is valuable concession.
The ordinance might be changed il
several respects with profit to the city
in the matter of safeguards by max
ing more specific that portion of thu
agreement wherein the compans
agrees to furnish manufactured gas i
necessary by inserting a clause pro
viding for the determination of the
necessity. AS the matter now stands
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