The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-04

gtIous OF uhslghtIy, Tue COMPANY mus
remedy the faults. The company |
to maintain an efficient system OF in
spection, and the council is privileges
TO make its own inspection OF the sys
TEN or plants if accompanied by an off
cial or representative OF the company.
If, after proper notice is served, tn
company fails TO replace broken o
faulty lamps within twenty.four hours
the company is to pay the city one dol
lar for each and every lamp, globe o.
shade per night for each and every nigh
they are not replaced. The same is t.
be paid as liquidated damages. II lamps
are not kept properly lighted for a rea
son other than accidental, the com
pany is to pay the city at the rate o.
one dollar per lamp per night In cast
the company fails to make such re
pairs as are obviously necessary, the
city may proceed to remedy and make
the costs for the company.
City To Pay Monthly.
| Less deductions and reductions pro.
vided in different sections of the con-
tract, the company is to be paid month
ly for the service according to the scale
mentioned at the outset. The COM
pany indemnifies the city against any
and all claims or actions of every ma
ture, by infringement of patents, de-
crees, judgments, costs and claims for
damages, except in instances where an
injury might be the result in whole or
in part of the fault or the neglect of
the city,
BY a sliding scale the city is made
to pay extra for its service should the
contract be terminated sooner than ten
years. The increase is made on the
basis of fixed rate for each mean
descent lamp. 1t is expressly under
number of arcs by taking enough 200
C. p. tungsten incandescents at mini
mum prices TO equal in value the are
lamps abandoned. 1t is agreed that the
city by giving three months notice may
terminate the contract at the end of
the third year or thereafter by con-
forming to the readjustments in prices.
From time to time the city may make
tests of the current furnished, the ex-
pense of which to the extent of $50 shall
be borne by the lighting company. If
the current is found to be less than
specified on three nights in succession,
the contract may be abrogated by the
city on a notice of seven days. If for
any reason the company fails for pc
riod of fifteen consecutive nights to
furnish the city lights, the council may
purchase power from other companies,
the Consolidated Co. to reimburse the
city. 1t is understood however, that
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chase outside current only in the event
that the company shall refuse or be un-
able to secure such outside service it,
self.
Lights In Public Building
For public buildings and places, as
the company agrees to fur
1ish current for four cents per kilowatt |
hour. the same to be used for lighting |
my and all public buildings or places
,wned or controlled by the city. A me-
.er in such buildings and places is to be
accessible to the city officials at all |
lines. The company is to furnish lamps I
md the scale named in the contract
hall become void when the buildings
,r places are vacated by the city.
After the new system of 200 c. p.
lighting has been completely installed
0 the satisfaction of the lighting com
nittee, the number of changes to be
made in location of lights as installed
hall not exceed ten in number during
my one year at the expense of the
ompany. The contract shall also be
inding upon and inure to the benefit of
he successors and assigns OF the Con-
olidated Lighting Co.
Many Bills Were Paid.
City warrants approved for payment
-ere as follows: c. w. Averill & Co.,
CLIP, supplies, street, engineering, wa
ar and fire accounts; V. 4. Ayers, sl2.5l,
imber. street account; r. L. Clark,
B0.23, feed, street, surface sewer, side
alks and fire accounts; Consolidated
lighting Co., S75l26, electric lighting,
.reets and city buildings accounts; +.
Scott, legal services, Slls.l3, lights,
Miscellaneous and fire accounts; en-
neering department, Slll.sl, work done
n different departments; S. n. Par ;
er, harness repairs, sl235, streets, side
alks and fire accounts; n. ID. Phelps :,
o., Ss6.04, labor and supplies, streets, 4
alter, city buildings and fire accounts;
eynolds & Son. Sl2.7l, supplies, streets, !
lgineering water and fire accounts; a
A. Reed, 500, salary, city engineer;
gorge II. Cook, S65, salary, account =
lapman Valve Co., $3.50, supplies, wa =
n account; Cutler Bros, $40, feed and !
am hire. water and fire accounts; Anna Z
obertson, S3s, salary account; N. J. /;
oberts, S345.44 printing city reports, s
alter, printing and elections accounts; a
-alworth Mig. Co., s62.l5, supplies, wa 4
r account. n
David Dawson, services as alderman, =
9l0; James Mackay, S6l 20, salary
ID miscellaneous items; II. C.. Patter
n, services as alderman, $50; L. H.
lurston, services as mayor, $500; Cal
r & Richardson Sl4, coal, city build n
gs accounts G. E. Foley, mason work,
9.S5, city buildings account; Mrs. L,
Houghton, Sl3, laundry work, fire \,
count; Montpelier Grocery Co., $3.50, ~
pplies, fire account; Racquet Bros, a
500, blacksmithing, fire account; f. A.
ayton, S20.43, hay, fire account; j. w. !"
lughan, Sl2.07, supplies, fire account; -
. +. Shepard, $500, support of poor y
F. Shepard, s4l.66, services in poor = ::
partment; Lillian S. Slayton, $3.50, :,
1t, health account; Vt. Tel. & Tel. =
:, Sl4l5, telephone service; Beck & =; -
ok, 1914, repairs city hall; n. b. Bal :, -
d, S275.60; J. w. Dillon, 1918, r. q. W
binson, s22.4O. G. Fl. Pape, s3s9.44. ~
urance city building; Montpelier Book al
aiding Co., Sl64, city records, etc; III
V treasurer. 500, Blanchard cemetery Re
st fund TO be placed on interest, -