The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-03-20

poles erected by the said grantees for
the purpose of maintaining an electric
fire alarm and patrol system so long
as the said fire alarm and patrol sys'
tenn does not interfere with. the eff.
fciency of the electric light and pow
er plant.
(Amend Section of said franchise
and Ordinance No. 81 as follows:
Strike out the word grantees" in
said section and insert IN lieu thereof
the word ':grantee.")
Section 4. The said grantees shall,
whenever requested by any property
owner, citizen of the incorporated
town Of Denison, extend their electric
mains and furnish said citizen with
electric lights at the established rate
for the same, provided that the said
grantees shall not be obliged to ex'
tend the said mains or furnish said
manded shall equal ten incandescent
lights of 16 c. p. for each 700 feet OF
main so extended, and the said
grantees shall for the use of incan
descent lights in no case charge more
than One Dollar per month for Is c.
p. lights, night and morning service
or seventy-five cents for 16 C. p. lights
night and morning service as provided
in Section of this ordinance, or one
cent per hour for lights of 16 c. p.
meter service, or equivalent rates for
lights of other c. p.
(Amends Section of said fran
chise and Ordinance No. "a as fol-
lows: Strike out the word grantees
wherever the same may appear in said
section and insert in lieu thereof the
word grantee
Also strike out the words "incor.
porated town" in said section and in
sert in lieu thereof the word "city.")
Section S. Whenever it shall be
necessary or desirable for any person
or persons to convey along or over
any of the streets or alleys of said
town any vehicle or structure of any
heighth or size as to interfere with
any poles, wires or other appliances
erected under this grant, then the
grantees shall, upon receiving twenty
four hours notice from the mayor OF
the time and place where such vehicle
or structure is intended to be moved,
Temporarily remove such poles, wires,
and other appliances so as not to in.
terfere with or obstruct or impede the
passage of any such vehicle or struc.
ture, but the said grantees shall not
make any reduction or rebate in con-
sequence of any lighting service lost
or interrupted by reason of the re.
moval of any poles, wires or other ap.
planes as provided in this section
and all expenses, either for material
or appliances damaged or destroyed
or for any labor necessary to remove
or replace said poles, wires or other
appliances shall be paid by the grant
ees, but the said grantees may recover
one-half of the amount of said ex
penses from the said person or per
sons owning or removing said vehicle
or structure, and in determining the
amount of said expense, the value OF
any poles, wires or other appliances
damaged or destroyed shall be fixed
by the market price OF the same, with
the freight or express charges added.
All labor necessary to remove and re
place all poles, wires and other ap-
planes shall be charged at the rate
of thirty cents per hour for each man
for the actual time employed in re-
moving and replacing said poles, wires
and other appliances.
(Amends Section of said franchise
and Ordinance No. "a as follows:
Strike out the word grantees" where
ever the same may appear in said Sec
ton and insert in lieu thereof the
word grantee"
Also strike out the word town" in
said section and insert in lieu thereof
the word "city.")
Section 6. In consideration of the
payments to be made and the cove
nants to be kept and performed by
the town as hereinafter mentioned the
said grantees shall furnish the said
town OF Denison, Iowa, for the period
of five years from the date of the
completion of the plant twenty arc
lights, of twelve hundred $4,000 c. p.
each; said lights to be located as in.
Dictated on duplicate plats;% said plats
to be fled with and made part of
this contract; each of said lights to be
equal in power and brilliancy to that
furnished by any other system OF
lamps Of the same c. p; said lamps to
be hung over the intersections Of the
streets at not less than sixteen feet
above the surface thereof. The said
grantees shall keep said lamps in
good condition and repair. and have
the same lighted every night in the
year from dark until midnight, and
from 500 a. m. until daylight, except
such moonlight nights or fractions OF
the same as are not obscured by clouds
and as afford sufficient natural light
to light the streets and town. If
after the said plant has once been
established and said lamps lighted and
burning, any unavoidable accident
shall happen to the machinery and