Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-09

latest improved make, of not less
than what is now known as
nominal two thousand candle
power lamp, of the character,
power and kind approved by the
| party of the second part; which
lamps shall at all times be sub
| ject to the approval of the party
Of the second part. Should it
appear at any time, to the rea-
sonable satisfaction of the party
| of the second part, that said
! lamps are not giving satisfactory
service to the party of the second
part, that the said parties of the
first part, shall, within reason
| able time after notice from the
party of the second part, make
such changes in said lamps or
lights as will supply such lights as
will be satisfactory to said party
of the second part. That said arc
lights shall be located wherever
said party of the second part
shall designate, and said parties Of
the first part shall locate such
additional lights as may be re-
quired by the party of the second
part; said lamps to burn and be
operated every night continuous
ly from dusk until daylight. The
said party of the second part
shall have the right to require
the change of the location of said
lamps as we'll as the poles and
wires used in connection with
said lamps, whenever in its
judgment the same is necessary
to be done, at the expense of the
Iparties of the first part; all poles
and lines of the same are to be
erected under the supervision of
| the City Engineer.
| EIGHTH. In consideration of
| furnishing said electric arc lights,
as herein provided, said party of
the second part agrees to pay to
| the parties of the first part as
| follows:
For the first Is lights, the
price of $500 per arc light per
annum;
| On the excess above Is to 200
flights, the sum Of $1,000 per arc
| light per annum for such excess;
| On the excess above 200 to 500
lights, the sum of $65. 90 per arc
light per annum for such excess;
Five hundred arc lamps being
the maximum number of lamps
to be furnished under this con-
tract.
/ NINTH. That the party of
the second part is to make it's
payments for the above and fore
going service, as herein contract
ed and agreed, under and by
virtue of this contract, in quar-
terly installments or payments at
the end of each quarter as per
the calendar quarterly periods in
each year.
! TENTH. It is further mutually
| agreed, that this contract shall
be for a term of twenty years,
and shall become effective as soon
as the power plant and pumping
machinery of the parties of the
first part shall be installed, and
the lights as herein stated can be
| turned on and in a position to
furnish the power herein con-
tracted for and lights as herein
stated; work on all of which is to
begin within four months after
this contract is legally authorized
as herein stated, by popular vote,
and to be completed within ff-
teen months from the date of the
contract, provided, that the with
in contract shall be authorized at
an election of the qualified voters
of the city of Americas, as re-
Iquired by the provisions of Arti-
Gle z; Section 7; Paragraph 1, of
the Constitution of the State of
Georgia.
PRIVATE USE.
ELEVENTH. Said parties of the
first part, as a part of this con-
tract, agrees and obligates to put
in, construct, equip and operate
an electric power station of suf-
ficient size and capacity to fur
nish all the power necessary to
run the different enterprises
within said City of Americas,
that may be desired, and to fur
nish said power for said purpose
both and day night as may be
needed and compensation paid
therefor. The parties of the first
part agree that the maximum
rate charged for electric lighting
for the public and for power
] fl1rnic he'd shall hn DC folln1rrr.