The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-11-12

| leading to Mill Street, Merriam S addition.
Forty-one II lamps total.
The consumer agrees that 1T will notify
| the company in writing, through the me-
| dunn of its city marshal, or such other
| otilceras it may designate, daily before noon
| of any lamps not burning the previous
| night, and the company agrees that 1t will
| promptly upon receipt of such notice eXer-
| else due diligence in replacing or repairing
any such lamp or lamps.
All lamps, wires, apparatus or appliances
| furnished by the company to successfully
carry out the terms of this contract shall
remain the property of the company, and
| the consumer agrees that ii Will use due dill
| igence to give said apparatus, etc, such po-
I lice protection as may be necessary to keep
such apparatus in good repair and working
order; but the consumer Is In no wise re-
| sponsibe to the company for any damage
done to said apparatus.
In the event any damage done to the Sys-
tenn through malicious mischief or lack of
police protection, 1T shall in no wise cancel
this contract. The consumer Will cause to
be passed an ordinance making unlawful IN
reference with said apparatus or street
lighting system misdemeanor.
In the event the supply of electricity
necessary to serve said street lamps should
be interrupted or fail by reason of accident
or circumstances beyond the control of the
company, such interruption shall not con
stitute II breach of this contract, nor shall
the company be liable for damages by reason
of such failure, and 1T shall in no case be Il
condition precedent to the compapy's rights
to recover hereunder to allege, or prove
that no interruption in the supply of cleo
agreed that the company Will use due dill
gence in the operation of its plant so to
serve the consumer with q continuous sup
ply of electric current.
In the event the service is discontinued
forty-eight (4S) consecutive hours, or longer,
no charge will be made for such discontinue
ance.
The company, moreover, may discontinue
services at any time on ten days written
notice to the consumer whenever the con-
sumner has violated this contract. Should
the company waive any such violation ON
the part of the consumer and resume its
service, the consumer shall not be relieved
of its obligations under this contract, but
will continue in full force.
The company will furnish service under
this contract from dark until daylight of
each day during the life of this contract UNI
less it is unable to do so for causes beyond
its control The company Will Immediately
upon the execution of this contract com
mence work to install said street lighting
system and use due diligence in having
same in working order on or before january
LIST. 1910.
This contract shall begin from the date
current Is connected to the street lighting
system by the company and continue in
full force and effect for three CD years from
date thereof.
caused this agreement to be executed by It's
Mayor, attested by its Town Clerk and rati
fled by is Council this 10Th day Of October
1909. TOWN OF LEANEN WORTH,
BY j. r.. Gutherless, Mayor.
Attested by Guy A. Hamilton, Clerk.
Seal. Ratified by its Town Council
In regular session this 18th
day of October, 1909
Accepted this Both day of October, 1909
TUMWATER LIGHT AND WATER COM
PANY. by Douglas Mac Kay,
Seal. Vice President
Attested by II. s. Jacobsen, Secretary.
Section D.
That the said contract Is hereby ratified
and approved, and the terms and conditions
of said contract are hereby agreed to and
accepted by the Council of the Town of
Leavenworth.
Section g.
This ordinance shall De in full force and
effect after IL shall have been passed by the
council OF the Town of LeaVenworth, signed
by the Mayor, attested by the Clerk and
from and after five days after IL shall have
been published one time in The LeaVen-
worth Echo, IA weekly newspaper of general
circulation In the Town of Leavenworth in
Ohelan County, Washington, and the Clerk
Is hereby authorized and directed to cause
this Ordinance to be published in said
Leavenworth Echo
First reading, 18th day of October, 1909.
Passed by the Council, signed by the
Mayor and attested by the Clerk this 9th
day of November, 1909.
j. u. BUTTERFLIES, ms Mayor
Attest Guy A. Hamilton, as Town CLERK.
Seal.
Published In The Leavenworth Echo this
18th day of November, 1893.