Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-06-13

per day, and inserting in lieu there
Of, the following. to-wit:
For the first 800 gallons consumed
per day, at the rate of Is cents per
hundred cubic feet;
For an additional 700 gallons, OF
fraction thereof, consumed per day,
at the rate of 10 cents per hundred
cubic feet for such additional amount
consumed;
For an additional 5000 gallons, or
fraction thereof, consumed per day,
over the last rating above. at the
rate Of s cents per hundred cubic feet
for such additional amount consumed
For an additional 10000 gallons, or
fraction thereof, consumed per day
over the last rating above, at the
rate of 6 cents per hundred cubic
feet for such additional amount con-
sumed;
For any amount over $4,000 gallons
consumed per day, over the last rat
ing above, at the rate of 5 cents per
hundred cubic feet, for such add.
tional amount consumed;
Said Tariff of Water Rates of the
Grand Rapids Water Works, which
follows Section Number So, of said
Ordinance Number 80, to read, as
amended, as follows, to7wit:
TARIFF OF WATER RATES OF
THE GRAND RAPIDS WATER
WORKS.
Banks-including one wash basin
$500 to $1,000. Each additional ba
sin, $10O.
Bakers-average daily use for each
barrel flour $500.
Barber Shops-for one chair $4.OC
to $500. Each additional chair
$500.
Bath houses, public per tub, $1,000
Each additional tub $500.
Bath tub, private $500.
Billiard rooms, one table $500
Each additional table $3.50.
Book bindery, assessed $500
Beer and drinking saloon, $1,000
to $4,000.
Butchers stalls and shops. $500
to $1,000
Blacksmith Shops, one fire $500
Each additional fire $3.50.
Brewers, rectifiers, distillers anc
slaughter houses, estimated, at 1OC
gallons water used per barrel manufi
tured, per 1000 gallon Is.
Building purposes, making morta
for 1000 brick, kiln count 10.
Tempering 6mortar and victim!
brick for 1000 brick, kiln count .O5.
Tempering mortar only .02.
Making mortar for plastering 49,
SO. yds., two coat work 10.
Making mortar for plastering 1Ot
So, yds., three coats Is
Making concrete per SO. yd.
4 inches thick .O1.
Making concrete per SO. yd
6 inches thick OILS.
Making concrete per SO. yd
g inches thick 02.
Making concrete in proportion 70
additional thickness.
Making mortar for perch of 161
Gu. it. stone, .05-
Tempering mortar only for sam.
.O2.
Candy manufacturers of CONNECTION
cry, $500 to $4,000.
Cigar, manufacturers, five hand
or under $500
Cows, each $3.50,
Court House, to be assessed or de
termined by meter
Churches price.
Drug stores-Two persons or les
$500. Each additional person so.
Dye house, securing and removal
ing establishments $1,000 to $4,000
Dental offices $500 to $500.
Dwelling houses not exceeding fiv,
rooms $500 Each additional famil,
not occupying more than three room
in same dwelling $500.
Club rooms, $1.50.
Dray and team horses, each $3.50
Eating houses, to accommodate q
to 80 persons, $1,000. With caDacity
to accommodate Is persons or less
$1,000. Amy additional number in pro
portion up to $4,000.
Fountains, flowing not exceeding
six hours per day during season
through Liz inch exit oriffce, $500
Through Is inch orifice $1,000
Thought Il inch oriffce $l5.OC
Flowing additional hours in proper
ton. Saeson to begin May LIST, and
end Nov. LIST.
Filling private cistern, for water
only, $1.OO to $500.
Foundry and machine shops to be
assessed, or determined by meter.
Faucets, for drinking purposes,
sef-closing in manufacturing estab-
ishments, distilleries, tanneries,
slaughter-houses, breweries. ma
chine shops, and other establishment.
not specified elsewhere for two per-
sons or less $500. Each additional
person %. Other than self-closing
twice the above rates.
Groceries, provision and liquor
stores for two persons or less $500.
Each additional person 80
Gas worker-to be assessed or de
termined by meter.
Hotel and boarding houses, not ex-
ceeding six rooms 5000 Each addi-
tional room up to 10, each rs. Each
additional room over 10, each so.
Ice cream saloons, for four tables