The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-10-27
RULES.

sprinkling
RULES.
The company may require the es-
tablishment of meter on any service.
The consumer may hemand the
establishment of meter On any
service
Wherever meters tre established,
with the company, which deposit
shall be refunded upon the return
of the meter in good condition to
the company. Meters shall be in
stalled at the expense OF the consum
er by a plumber approved by the
company and in accordance with a
plan approved by the company
The company may at its option co
lect amounts due on unmetered SER
vices monthly or quarterly in ad
vance. When advance collections
are made the consumer will be enti-
tledto refund upon the unued por-
tion of the advance period, but no
refund will be made for fractions of
month nor until after written not
ice to turn off the water is given at
the company office
Meter rates may be collected
monthly or at longer intervals at the
option of the company.
The company will not be RESPONSE
BILE for the safety of any fixtures
boilers, water 'anks or other devices
attached to service pipes on the pre-
misses of consumers.
Premises to be kept opeen to in
spection by company inspector dur
ing reasonable hours
Applications for new services or
any change in old services must be
made in writing at the company Of
flee. No changes or installations
shall be made until the approval of
the company is received.
Plumbing must be installed by
competent plumbers and in accord
ance with plans approved by the
company.
Plumbers must make written repo
to the company of all work done by |
them within twenty-four hours of
completion. Plumbers who fail to
observe this requirement will not be
permitted to work on waterworks
connections.
Applications for new service will I
be examined before installation, and
the prospective customer must de-
posit the estimated cost of installing
the connection from curb line to the
main. The company will install the
service without cost to the consum-
er and will credit the eposit above
mentioned against water rentals on
the service installed until the depos-
it is entirely absorbed by water rem
tails. No refund will be allowed on
sums so deposited.
The company reserves the right
to turn off the water without notice
for the purpose of making repairs,
extensions, ETC., or for sue
intervals as may be necessitated by
accidents or happenings of a catas-
-rophic nature.
The company may amplify the
rules herein laid down by such fur
her rules as may be necessary, from
line to time, for the proper conduct
If the water works. Establishe
'ules may be enforced by suitable
penalties.
Tor the Village of Richfield:
CHAS. J. Isle, :
R. E. MICKELWAIT,
Tor the Idaho Irrigation Co., Ltd.
c. H. FITCH,
1. w. MCCONNELL.
Idaho, Oct IS, 1910.
Prior to the adoption of the sched
lie the commissioners for the village +
greed to recommend to the Trus- c
ees the purchase of water rights d
rom the Idaho Irrigation Company, t
limited, to be used for lawns, trees
nd streets only, at the rate of thir- c
y-five dollars per acre under the b
ollowing conditions: II
The village to pay interest only
n the purchase price until January F
1913. c
Beginning January /, 1913, the t;
urchase price at thirty-five dollars o
eT acre to be paid in ten install T
rents, as follows: Five annual pay v
tents of three dollars per acre; W
,ur annual payments of four dol il
lrs per acre; one payment of five cl
ollaTs per acre. 4,