Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-28
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Notice.

Notice u hereby given that at 4
special election to be held m the city
OF Marshalltown, Iowa, on the 18th day
OF October. 1917, there will be submit
ted to the legal electors of said city
the question Of the adoption or rejec-
ton Of the following public measures:
First. Shall the city council Of Mar
shalltown, Iowa, be authorized to enter
into q contract to sell to the Iowa Rail-
way and Light Company all of the
municipal lighting system and gener-
atink equipment thereof, but excluding
therefrom the present electrolier or
boulevard system. power-house build
ings, real estate and boilers. for the
sum Of fifteen thousand (s15,00o) dol
lars. to be paid in three equal annual
payments, to-wit: On Nov. l, 1918;
Nov. 1, 1919. and Nov. /, 1920; the city
to retain title thereto until full pay
ment has been made.
Second. Shall the city council of
Marshalltown, Iowa, be authorized to
enter into contract with the Iowa
Railway and Light Company for the
installation Of modern street lighting
system for the lighting Of the streets,
alleys and other public places Of tho
city and the operation of the same, to-
gether with the present boulevard
lighting system and all additions there
TO, foT pcr:o; Q: ten &c; years from
and after Jan. 1, 1918, at the following
price, per annum. to-wit:
Each $50 candle power lamp. $32.
Each 100 candle power lamp. s22.
Each so watt alley or viaduct lamp,
s12.
Each single 50 watt electrolier post,
s14.
Each 1--WE light ESQ watt lamps) cleo
trolier, $3.50.
After the first two years. the above
prices are to be diminished or in
creased to provide for any decrease or
increase in the then price Of coal per
ton and labor per hour used in the full
filling Of said contract over present
prices, which are to be fixed in said
contract All Of. said lamps to be oper-
ated on present schedule Of burning
hours, that is to say, the $50 candle
power and 100 candle power lamps on
the Philadelphia moonlight schedule
and on cloudy nights; the alley and
viaduct so watt lamps to be operated
on the al night every night schedule:
the single lamp so watt electrolier
posts and the top lamp Of the five light
electrolier posts to be operated on the
all night every night schedule; and
the four side lamps on the five light
electrolier posts to be operated from
dusk until II p. m. every night.
The above prices to include all cos.
Of installation, operation and maintc-
nance OF street lighting system and all
cost Of operation and ordinary main
tenance Of electriolier system.
The company shall at its own ex-
pense furnish all current, lamp and
globe renewals and paint electrolier
posts.
ST. l55 The polling places shall be as fol-
lows:
55 5 iTss st s.5 81: z. e A!ss,. street
Second wardCentral fire station.
Third ward-11 South First street.
Fourth ward-425 South Third ave-
nue..
Fifth ward-Fire station No. 2.
Each OF said public measures will be
as!.h.ntttad and voted on separately and
the polls will open at O'clock In the
4 forenoon and close at q o'clock in the
cvenin6.
/ Attests
q. IA Rosensren, city Clerk.