Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-21
WATER USERS MAY SELECT FLAT RATE Choice Can Be Made Once Each Year According to
 Court Decision.
RATES NOW IN EFFECT
List Shows Prices Charged Annually For Different Service. Judge Trie- Der Finds Company Is Earning
 Less Than 6 Per Cent.

By the decision handed down by Judge Jacob Trieber at Little Rock Friday in the Pine Bluff water rate case consumers may demand flat rates if they so desire. The flat rates now prevailing by the year are:
 Bakery, each oven, from $10 to $50; barber shop, first chair, $5.75; baeber shop, each additional chair, S2.75: bath, hot, $355; bath, cold, $500; bath, public hotel, $9.5O; bath, boarding house, $5.5O; beer house, from $2O to $1O0; billiard saloon, each table, $3.O0; blacksmith shop, each fire, $3.00; boarding house, per room, $1.O0; bookbindery, per hand, $2.OO, but no license less than $lo.0o; brickwork, per thousand, 1oc; buggy, $2.00; church, $10; candy manufac- tory, from $15 to s100; carriage, $2;
 cigar manufactory, per hand $2, but no license less than $10; clstern, per gallon, 6c; club room, $2O; coffee saloon, from $15 to $100; confection- cry, from $15 to $10O; COW, $1.15; concrete, 1-2c per square yard; den tai office, from $15 to s30; dramshop, from $2O to $100; dyeing and SCOUT ing, $25.00; drug store, exclusive of all fixtures except sink, SEQ; forge, $3; foundry, each fire, $3; fountain, running not more than four hours per day, $25; grocery store, $7.5O to S1O; hall, from $5 to $50; hose, for private stable, S5; hose, for livery or sales stable, $5; hotel, per room, $1.5O; ice cream saloon, from $l5 to $1OO; horse, $2; hydrant in yard to be used for household purposes, for each house supplied, $6; laboratory, $25; laundry, with three hands or less, $20, and for each additional hand above three, $5 additional; ny cry stable, per stall, $2, but no H. cense less than $25; mule, $2; office, from $5 to $50; photograph gallery, from $20 to $50; plastering, per square yard, 12c; pool table, each, $3; porter cellar, from $20 to $loo; printing office, per hand, $2, but no license less than $15; private fire protection, where valve is sealed, S5O:a physicians office, $1O; 1 room residence occupied by one family, ,S2.7O; ? room residence occupied by one family, $335; 3 room residence occupied by one family, $4I2O; 4 room residence occupied by one family. $4.SO; room residence oc- cupied by one family, $5.40; 6 room residence occupied by one family, S5.9O; room residence occupied by one family, $6.55; room residence occupied by one family, $6.9O; 3 room residence occupied by one fam ily. $7.65; 10 room residence occu- pied by one family, $7.95: Il room residence, occupied by one family, sS.9O; 12 room residence occupied by one family, $9.15; 1S room residence occupied by one family, $9.SO; IA room residence occupied by one fam ily, $10.2O; 15 room residence occu- pied by one family $10.S5; each ad- ditional room, soc; residence occu- pied by more than one family. i'll ad- dition to the rates charged for resi- dence occupied by one family only, 50 cents per year for each additional person not member of the family; restaurant, from $20 to $100; saloon, from $20 to $100; sale stable, per stall, $2; but no license less than $25; school, for each scholar, D cents; shop, from $5 to $50; slaught- CT house, for each animal killed, Q cents, but no license less than &2o; soda manufactory, $50; sprinkling. with hose, including the sidewalk, per running four, first 30 feet. 15 cents, all over, 10 cents: stone work, per perch, 65 cents; store, from $5