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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-24

in said city. hereinafter for conven-
fence referred to and styled 1.-THE
Company"
WITNESSETH: 1st. That the city
agrees to consume and use and the
company agrees to furnish water, gas
and electricity for the term of ten
Years from the LIST day of October,
1908, in the quantities and at the rates
and charges herein next below set on.
and specified, to-wit:
RATES FOR WATER PER ANNUM.
Water for ninety-three hydrants
for fire purposes .s3975 each
The company will make the same
rate for fire hydrants up to one
hundred, and if more than one
hundred hydrants are desired
by the city during said ten year
period. the company wiHknstaH
the same mot less than be by
drant to he installed foAeverv
$50 feet of additional m hs re-
qu;red to be laid and t city
shall pay for such hydro It's in
excess Of one hundred $3.50 each
Thirteen fountains for driAling
purposes s2A00 each
Additional fountains Tor Ainking
9urposes at same rate.
The company also agreed give
md furnish free to the city dI}4Sg the
term of this contract water as fol-
lows:
For two drinking fountains: for
city jail for fire department, and the
city hall y
Also 1OOOS.OO0 gallons Of water
0er aunum for flushing the sewers and
7prinkling the streets.
RATES FOR GAS PER ANNUM.
lSS street gas lamps per anuum.
...,.... ........ $500 each
RATES FOR ELECTRICITY PER
ANNUM.
- arc electric lights Of 450 watts
capacity, per annum, $500 each
If the city should desire. during the
term of the contract. more than fifty
five $50 arc electric lights the com
pany agrees to install the same and
the City agrees to pay the following
rates and charges therefore:
For each arc light of 450 watts
caDacity in excess Of fffty-fve
i23) and up to seventy-fve
D"l per annum, .......$75.0O each
For each arc light of $50 watts
capacity in excess Of seventy
1Ne 'o) ana up to one hun
dred and fifty $50, per an
For aro ,iaht, 60 ,.o 49,, wv 'ach
nacitv in oxcass 81 IN "a
anrno ecI no ov
@'''''' e''"
All additional arc lights and ada,
ional etroot co.. - rhan ,''',
oatod &C dasianato5 ~. +h w.. We NO, ~
tyno or oro 1iolt. ,aa. ,,.-1,,2, ~,
n, ,sa ~. ia ai4,, ''s.'-'',e0 '''0
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hlo for +ha oan, ~ ~ ~, lii' 5,sI
mo ME oa,+raat III ,, -, 9,.] y'i.'e .uI-
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every nfqbt fro45 ,sgl 14,
broad do7lseb+ any ''''''
r. A. ary tirno s,,ino II .o
the oortroc, tba oit,. sh - 49, ~
substitute ircondoeco,,+ rio ,,ant1
for Tho nreecrt s4root ~ '.''' T..
use Inv the said citv comnonu
ac~oae n install tbo g -,+h pau "do
sonafla nron,ntnese an .nis, tho
same IN the cltv for foItowi,lg
ratios and CHARGES.
'-aoh my candle power per
'nHuih '.'.,.''.''''.'.'.. $29'4o
Each thIrty-two can bwer
A
II LAMPS Of other POI should be
desired by the city the Apany win
;petaU ana furrieb Tho h. fo r,
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above set out, the company hereby
agrees to furnish and supply to the
inhabitants of said city during the
term of this contract, water. gas and
electricity and also agrees to furnish
to the city for municipal purposes.
water, gas and electricity lin addition
to what is specified for the city) for
rates and charges which shall not
exceed the following sums for the
services stated, to-wit:
RATES FOR WATER PER ANNUM.
Schedule No. 1.
Rates for Dwellings Containing Not
CIore Than Three Rooms.
Single spigot for household use. .s5.o
Water closet in addition $3.50
additional openings as per Schedule
No. 81
Schedule No. 2.
Rates for Dwellings Containing Fou
Rooms.
Single spigot for hosehold uses =
only Observation-Disclosures. SO On
Water closet in addition s9 700
additional OPENINGS as per Schedule
NO. 81
Schedule Nc. 8.
Rates to Consumers Occrnvins
Dwellings Containing More
Than Four Rooms.
Single spigot on premises for
household use only Cplain
u,oo) .''.''....,-..... $3.50
Bath tub, same premises in add.
ton (plain blbb) each ~ $50
Additional spieot same premises
Cplain hibh) each ........ 20
Water closet. each 60
Additional water closet, same
premises, each ............. 2.70
urinal in addition same prem
ls2s. each ........ On
Stationary washstand in addition
same premises. each ... Sn
Yard hose bibb for sprnkling pur-
poses IN addition to household
'P'SO.' c"ch .'.'...,.......... $40
Miscellaneous Schedule.
Yard sprinklers to be used with
not more than 80 IT, hose and IA.
inch nozzle between hours of 4
p m. and 3 p. m. of any day. but
under no circumstances during
time Of fire.
A maximum rate of $500 per an
mum will be charged consumers oc.
cupying single dwellings (boarding
houses eXcepted), provided. however
extra charges will be made for ward
fountains or for any service not pro.
vlded fer in the foregoing schedules
Nothing herein contained shall he
construed to authorize the comDanv
to charge any consumer now having
$500 per year any greater amount
for present service.
Yard or street hose bibb to be
used exclusively fer sprink-
Ing and outside cleaning pur-
poses, for stores to be used not
exceeding four hours per dav
and to lay dust and cleaning
purposes .................$ 12. 90
Rates for boarding houses shall be
10 per cent. above the rates pre-
scribed in Schedule No. g.
Parties who have pun,n- On r,,,,o4o
wells desiring water from the com
prescribed IN scbadn1a ono -, 90
(2) and three ca, respectively, pro-
vided that where only one opening or
service is desired the ratio sban ~
seven dollars and twenty cents (s720)
and DrOVidpd furfbnr that NOT ,,,1-o
than four dollars (s4Oo, nor onn D, :
shall be charged for water cIasot
where No Other water % toI.on ~ 49, 49,
premises ''''''' - - =
Each ward hose bfbh whore 40
other water taken on ,rono
ises 80 m
Zach wafer closet wboro No
ether wator talro, ON nror,
ises m
HTu4ElslS' HTSl SpIgotS, except
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-24

FOR WATER CONTRACT
FOR GAS CONTRACT
FOR ELECTRICITY CONTRACT
AGAINST WATER CONTRACT
AGAINST GAS CONTRACT
AGAINST ELECTRICITY CON
TRACT.
Election, September 26th, 1908.
Manager"
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5.3t to $1,000 3 per cent
1901 to 200O- Der cent
20.ol to 4001-10 Der cent
1000 TO 6O00-12 per cent
6o.oi and upward Is per cent
Electric lights shall he furnished
10 consumers at any point within the
highland boundaries of said CITY rnon
Inc terms herein stated; provided the
second party shall not be reouired to
make any extension as much as eioh-
teen hundred G,S0O) feet from any
electric line existing at the time
the application therefore is made mn
less the total revenue to be produced
by said extension from any and all
! consumers using the same for lighting
J purposes, shall be not less than four
dollars t$4.00) per month at the rates
! herein prescribed, or unless such con
sumers will enter into a contract TO
pay for such service not less than
four (S4O0) dollars per month in the
event the electricity cc;lsur.ed ebor
not produce revenue Of four dollars
t$40O) per month under such nre.
lscribed rates. Extensions in excess
| of eighteen hundred u.SOO) feet shall
be made on the same proportionate
basis.
The company shall furnish electric
meters to consumers Of electricity Tex.
cept that it shall not be required to
substitute meters for the meters now
owned and installed by consumers I'M
til such meters become so defective
as to he unfit for service) and the sec.
ond party shah be entitled to collect
| a minimum charge OF one dollar
| CS1O0) per month from all consumers
to whom such meters shall he fur
nished srch minimum charge to ap-
! ply if the consumer fails to con
sumo one dollars worth Of electricity
per month. The company shall have
the right to charge each consumer
who owns and has now installed his
own meter a minimum of fifty cents
| (50c) per month.
The company, or any consumer
shall have the right to require me-
ters to be tested from time to time
as to accuracy.
RATES FOR ELECTRICITY FOR
POWER PURPOSES.
The rates for electricity for power
purposes shall be seven and one half
cents q 1-2) per one thousand Il ,000)
watts, except for operating fans, or
for operating motors Cf one horse
power or less, for which the rates shall
he the same as lighting rates with
same discounts allowed on the light
ing rates.
The same provision as to meters
shall apply to consumers or electric
ity for power purpcs as above FRO
Ivided for consumers Of electricity for
lighting purposes.
i RATES FOR GAS.
The rates for gas to the city (other
than as above provided for street
purposesl and to private consumers.
for lighting purposes, shall be one
, dollar and fifty cents fS150) per one
thousand 10000 cubic feet, and for
heating and cooking the
| rate shah be one dollar Sz4s4Aa ty-
five cents ($125) per one thousand
10000 cubic feet.
! The company shall furnish gas
meters TO consumers and shall be
| entitled to collect from all consumers
| TO whom such meters shall be furnish
ed a minimum charge or fifty cents
f50c) per month. it being understood
that such minimum charge applies
0r1 " 7t,l4 On, co5 -t7roove eba1T mt ,1eo
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-24

ENSWICK. Ga, Aug. "a, 1908.
otice of election to be held in
city of Brunswick, Georgia,
the 10Th day of September,
1903, to determine the question of
authorizing the mayor and council
of the city of Brunswick, Georgia,
ito enter into a contract with the
i Mutual Light and Water company
for the furnishing of water, gas
and electricity to said city.
= TO-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-24

Building purposes concrete, rates
according TO conditions and quantities,
on application.
Barber shons. stables, photograph
Galleries steam encnes, bottling
works. launder'es. druggists with soda
fountains, hotels manufacturing en-
erprises, wholesale liquor dealers
wharves and other large consumers.
By special rates, or at option Of com
oany TO require meters.
OFFICES
Special contract rates will be made
according to circumstance and sery-
ice. in no case to exceed the maximum
rates prescribed in Schedule No. 3.
STORES.
Rates for stores other than specified
shall be as prescribed in Schedule
No. 3.
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The city shall at all times have
he right to require tests 10 be made
f the voltage Of the electric cur
rent.
In the operation Of its water plant
he company shall at all times main
ain a minimum domestic pressure
which shall be sufficient to provide
free flow of water on the third qoor
IF the hospital building as now 10
Gated in said city. and in case of fire
shall maintain not less than sixty
pounds minimum pressure. EXCEPT n
cases of unusual and extended con
dagrations. The company shall have
the right to close any Of the water
mains during fires if in its judgment
necessity arises therefore.
The city agrees to pass and en-
force an ordinance preventing the flow
of water when not in actual use, and
also agrees IN case of fires to en-.
force existing ordinances regulating
the use and flow of yard sprinklers
and fountains, and other continuous
, flow Of water during fires, and also
( existing ordinances regulating the
use Of yard sprinkIers and fountains.
The company agrees to equip all
Estreet gas lamps with burners con
ksuming net less than SIX cubic feet OF
gas per hour. Ii 41>~% III tzyssE \
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18
SOCIAL NOTES


There is feeling of spring in the
Dir even here in Honolulu where It is
summer all the year round The win.
ter has been unusually cool and the
pretty muslins. laces and lawns, as
well as the erbcdecked hats. are
greeted with enthusiasm. Some OF
the frocks made for the season are
dreams of taste and beauty. Madame
Lambert and Mrs. Melis are showing
lovely styles. a creation of ivory
crepe de chine Ornamented with white
guimpse lace the train of the creme
de chine is much admired. Wedge
wood blue Is all the rage, whether in
fruCks. hats or flowers. One otter.
noon gown in this exquisite color
showed many bands and in this same
shalc, the new telescope sleeves were
seen aud vest of old ivory and chif-
fun added a distinctive touch. This
If intended for future bride ami will
well become her fair beauty. Birds.
eye chiffon cloth Is much worn. EN-.
llbiNNl l'N vi lllt lltuNltbl SOlA dlN ~ ,
appliQued With stunning effect. / saw
Il beautiful dress of fine pale blue
crepe de chine at one of the local
dressmakcrs. the coat in dark color
being cXQuisitely embroidered in sill
YER The hat which went with this
toilette was composed of heavy
cream lace, Il bandeau Of funny short
plumes surrounding the crown. while
band Of blue velvet crossed behind
the end, touching the front of the
gown. The tall girl with black hair
who Is to wear this will be perfectly
dressed. a frock of moss green tat
fctas was shown me by an obliginq
friend who gets most Of the creations
which makes her the envy of every
body, from abroad. This was trimmed
with the same shade of darker velvet
tone in with the taffetas, and cream
filet net and embroideries played al
important part. A dream of an East
or gown was of deep cream chiffon
cloth embroidered in lilies worked
out in gold and silver thread. A deel
cape of the embroidery extending I,
the bottom of the gown made an el
feet most artistic. With this is to b
worn toQue of silver cloth, perche,
saucily on the back of the head,
single large lily resting on the halr
DO look out for this frock for you al
know the pretty wearer. Redfern 1
setting the fashion for lf.Directolr
half-English coats in different stripes
Some are red and white, blue an,
white, or white in two tones. Tn
high waists worn make the bust ant
hips smaller. Remember that. o y
women whom Nature and we trus
God has made on too exotic plan
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18
ADVANCED THOUGHT

Mrs. NJ. thurman Of California will
give a series Of ten lectures at the
Kilohana Art League rooms, CONF
mencing Thursday evening, April 20,
with the balance of the lectures on
each Tuesday and Thursday there
after. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all who are interested in
Advanced Thought, to be present at
the first lecture. free of charge. Top
ic, Light and Color: The Awaken
ing" These talks are in 10 way
connected with church or sect. The
lectures begin promptly at o'clock.
Tickets for full course may be OH
tanned at KilOhana Art League aud
Bergstrom Music Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18

Evening dresses are now so construct
ed that well.made arm can be ad-
mired The upper part of pretty
arm is a joy and the newest sleeves
show this feminine beauty to Its best
advantage. Coiffures are even more
Greek and If you will, executive than
ever. What suits the individual face
IL varied, and blindly following the
fashion Is to be out of II altogether,
For dark women gold and silver will
look well. the golden haired sister
being at her best In meteor gauze or
high colored crepe de chine. Stripes,
stripes and always stripes will be
worn throughout the season, whether
in silks, satins. ginghams or lawns,
and such gay cOlors! Never have we
been so gay! Nature herself is abso.
lutely outdone by the blue roses, pink
yiolets and many field flowers which
are the thing just now. Miss Power,
Mrs. Dunn, Mrs Dickerson and Sachs
all show the most bewildering varie.
ties of every flower under the sun
and my lady's Easter hat will surely
blossom forth like garden.
4 4 4
On Sunday evening the Congrega
tional Church will have an evening
service at which Mr.. Arthur Wall viii
sing. the chorus choir rendering Dud
ley Bucks Christ the Victor" Mrs
ingalls, will play Wieniawaski's RO
nance from End concerto for violir
and organ. In the morning Mrs
Mackall will sing "HOsanna."
This will be sung tomorrow even
ing ut the 1880 service in Contra
Union Church by full choir ant
chorus of fifty voices under the lead
ership of Stanley Livingston. Tn,
offertory will be played by Mrs. A
b. ingalls,, Wieniawski's Romano
from Ind Concerto for violin with or
gan accompaniment. The morning
music will be Bucks Easter Dawn
land Jules Granier's "Hosanna," tn
former chorus with special sob
and duo parts; the latter Il sopran,
solo to be sung by Mrs. Mackall.
4 4 4
Mrs. Vincent Kitcat is visiting he
sister-in.law, Mrs. Danford, for fey
weeks.
4 X 4
Mrs. Bruce Mackall's concert, whic
occurs on the evening OF the 3Oth 4
the Alexander Young ballroom, wi
be musical treat eagerly looked fol
ward to. She will be assisted by Mrs
F. Howard Humphris, who will Civ
three recitations.
4 \ +
. Captain Corehill Jones, a disti,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18

Mrs. Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. W. o.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Knudsen. Miss
John McCandless. Miss Madge Nc.
Candless, Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney Scott,
Mrs. Hugo Frear-quite a Honolulu
contingency.
4 4
Governor and Mrs Walter Frear
will be" at home" on Easter Monday
to all their friends, the public being
especially welcome. A number OF
pretty brides will assist, among Lhem
being Mrs. Harold Dillingham;.
General end Mrs. John Mcclellan
entertained at dinner on Wednesday
evening at the MOana hotel, Colonel
and Mrs. Ladd and Miss I.add The
Colonel is in the Adlulant General,
Department of the Army and SAILED
on the transport Sherman for Manila.
where he takes station.
4
The chorus Of "The Mascot" con.
sists of the following ladies' and gen
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18


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The recital which Mrs Mackall and
the four ladies' who are to assist her,
il TO give on the evening of April 30,
in the Alexander Young Hotel ball.
room is creating interest throughout
Honolul uand neighboring plantations.
One hears naught but praise and ad.
miration expressed wherever Mrs
/ Mackall sings and is assured an even,
ing of keen enjoyment in the simple
but most cultivated Interpretation and
style of her singing. Miss Grace Web.
| ster. the contralto. who is TO assist,
is only visiting in Honolulu and there
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18

there was so much anxiety, is getting
well rapidly. He has been much
missed during the past two weeks.
4
General and Mrs. John Mcclellan
gave a dinner at the Alexander Young
hotel on Tuesday evening last. Their
guests were Governor and Mrs Frear,
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. McCandless,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Damon. DR.. and
Mrs. c. b. Cooper. Or. Cofor and Mrs
McGrew. The dinner was given in
the best style Of the Young hotel and
was much oniOyed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18

Tetraazini, the prima donna, sign
ed in New York a contract with Os-
car Hammerstein to run five years.
She is to got $3.50, ZOO in all. S3,0Oo
for each of nfty performances au-
nually.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18

Phelan objects TO nonunlon ban IS
playing I'm Golden Gate park and con.
tract for Sunday concerts IL awarded
to Charles Cagagsa.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18

tlemon: Misses Restarick, Charlotte
Hail. u. Hopper. McLane, Jean Cen.
ter, Sparrowc. Edna Perkins. Edith
Perkins, Day, l.. Aylett, X. Hopper,
NJ. McCandless, Whine NJ. Whine.
johnson, A. Macauay, Bruckman, j.
Macaalay and NJ. Aylett; Mesdames
Pratt and p. G. Cox; Messrs p. j..
Harwood. c. Waterman, c. E1munds,
Chester Livingston. J. Anderson, W.
Beakbane. Roscoe Perkins, J. A..
Thompson, Joseph Pa, Clifford Liy
ingston, RentUn Paul Schmidt, l.. q
Blackman. ]. c. Ewing, j. Hills. Wm,
Kerr, p. G. Cox. Chris Jenkins and
Ernest Kaai; and Doctors Hand and
| FairwoathCr.
4 4
Mr.. c. Hedcmamm returned from q
business trip to the other islands to
day.
Mr. George Castle is gtill quite So
riously Ill., He has a trained nurse.
Governor ClpplOrn abOut whom
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18

Among those booked to depart in
the Alameda are Governor and Mrs
Frear. Miss Virginia Frear, Mr.. an
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18

The chorus Of "The Mascot" con.
sists of the following ladies' and gen
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18

Captain Corehill Jones, a distin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18

Mrs. Vincent Kitcat is visiting her
sister.ln.law, Mrs Danford, for a few
weeks.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-03
CRUSHED UNDER
HEAVY MACHINE
PROFESSIONAL AUTOM OBILE
RACER FATALLY INJURED
ON OREGON ROAD.

PORTLAND, June 5.--PinHed into
tiie (. 81 by the steering w)rr'. Wi.iian.
Folberth, a professional autom ,bile
racer, of Seattle, was fatally injured
when his car rolled completely over
three timas last night and is not ex-
pected to live through the day George
Mccartney, another racer was also
seriously injured but is expected to
survive
F'Olberth and Mccartney were run
ming over the course of the Oregon
the accident occurred. Folberth, who
has driven over the course three times.
of So miles an hour when he attempt
ed to make a turn onto the road to
the Twelve mile road house. Work
men, who had been putting the course
in shape, had ploWed the ground in
tending to roll it to lessen the dan
ger of the curve. The Seattle driver
knew nothing of the newly plOWed
ground and ran into it. Folberth
could not escape, and was crushed un-
der the heavy machine thre times
Four ribs We're broken and he re-
ceived fatal internal injuries Nc
Cartney was crushed but once having
his collar bone broken. 1t is feared
races as the course is said to be even
more dangerous than Brialcliff.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-03
WHISTLE TO WARN.
Will Serve Notice to Water Users
Fire Is in Progress.

Hereafter a whistle with a voice like
q baseball umpire on a windy day will
announce the fires as they occur 10
the citizens of Walla Walla The
whistle is to be placed on the Walla
Walla steam laundry, the managers
of which have volunteered to furnish
the necessary hot vapor to make the
noise
The object of the whistle is to let
people know there is a fire in orcer
that they may stop using the water
AS it is, in many parts of the city
the bell cannot be heard and the wa
ter sprinklers continue their round of
unending pleasure much to the detri-
ment of the pressure. The whole pres
sure is needed to fight fires and there
* nrdinann ronnirne all water +o
be shut off while the department Is
out After the whistle is installed no
excuse will be taken. The whistle,
which is to cost s35, was voted bv
the council last night.