The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-11-30


pear and make such objection thereto
rs they may deem proper.
1T is further ordered that the appli-
cant publish u copy of this or1er
once each week for four successive
weeks in two newspapers of opposite
politics and of general circulation, il
such there be in the counties affected
10y the increase in rates. and that u
copy OF this order and said proposed
rates DC posted for public inspect ion
in three conspicuous places in all of
the towns affected 10y the increase in
rates, for four successive weeks prior
to December II, 1916, and that due re.
turn thereof he made to this Comm 81
SION,
The proposed rates are rs follows:
RATES, CLASS /: Domestic con-
sumers, no change.
RATES, CLASS IL: No change.
RATES, CLASS III: Parkersburg,
Williams.own, Sistersville, Friendly,
Paden City, and neighboring country
districts and villages, and field oper.
atoms by meter, such rs drilling wells,
cleaning out, pumping oil and water,
etc.. in Calhoun, Peasants, Richie,
Writ, Wood, southwest portion OF
Tyler, western portion OF Gilmer cuun-
les, known rs the Schultz and South
ern districts on the books OF the Com
pany:
q cents per thousand cubic feet for
the first 10000 cubic feet consumed
n u calendar month; IA cents per
thousand cubic feet for the second
10000 cubic feet consumed i'm n cal
e'dar month; IL cents per thousand
cubic feet for all over 100000 cubic
feet co sumed in a calendar month";
Pine GrO'e, st. Marys. Minnora,
Smithfield, Littleton, Wileyville. Fair
view and country districts and vii.
lagos included within The sub-di gis
ions known on the books of the com.
pany as the following working dis
tricts: Bridgeport, Buffalo, Fairview,
Fink, Kanawha. Pine Grove. Man.
nington, Littleton, Salem, Shirley.
Weston add Wetzel; also gas by meter
for field operations, gu IN rs drilling
wells. cleaning out, pumping oil and
water, etc, in said districts:
10 cents per thousand cubic feet for
the first $50, 900 cubic ieet consumed
in II calendar month; IA cents per
thousand cubic feet for the second
10000 cubic feet consumed in Il CAL
endar month; IL cents per thousand
cubic feet for all over SOC, 900 cubic
feet consumed in calendar months
Warrington, Mt. Clare and Lost
Greek:
10 cents per thousand cubic feet for
the first 10000 cubic feet con. tuned
in Il calendar month. II cents per
thousand cubic feet for the second
$50, 900 cubic feet consumed in cal.
endsr month; 81 cents per thousand
cubic feet for al over 300 900 cubic
feet consumed IN calendar months
Ideal Window Glass Company near
West Union:
II cents per thousand cnbic feet
h oTE:-This gas is from local
upply of low pressure gas. This con
sumner takes all of this low pressure
SUP ply, which therefore clnnOt he Of
Tered generally TO consumers at this
point.
Discount: Less cent per thousand
cubic feet for payment on or before
the 10th day of the month following
that in which gas is supplied.
RI TIES, CLASS ~: No change.
RATE@, GLASS V: Parkersburg
City Hall and City Utilities: Class III
rate (yee abOve)
MannintOn Water Works and Garb.
age Fire: 10 percen, less than Class III
rate in Warrington. lSee above
. Sistersville City Water Works: 10
percent less than Class III rate in Sis
tel sville. (See abOve.)
Meter service is based upon meter
pressure not exceeding eight ounces.
III gas is supplied at Il higher pressure
the meter measurements are corrected
according to Boyle's Law
Flat Rate Service: Field operations
such Us drilling wells. cleaning out,
pumping oil and water, eic., apple.
ble only in the case of isolated wells,
all .Otbers being embraced in the me or
rate for Class Ill for the particular
OcatlOn: No change.
Street Lighting: No change.
Special Flat Rate:-M annington-l
for Garbage fire: Rate Of $40 per month
and Class V rate sub4ti-
uted'
All rates are subject to change on
notice given according 90 law and
subject to the rules and regulations
published on contracts.
HoPE NATURAL Gas COMPANY,
BY John G.. Pew, President.