The Hartford republican., 1921-11-04
Mayor Bean or other candidates re-
sponsiblc for such an outrage.
cory OF CITY LIGHT ORDINANCE

COPY OF CITY LIGHT ORDINANCE
That there may be no room for
doubt about what we have said about
this awful waste Of the Democratic
City Council we submit the ordinance
in full:
At regular meeting of the City
Council of Hartford, Kentucky, held
at It's regular meeting place on the
10th day OF January 1921. present,
John T.. Bean, Mayor, and the fol-
lowing Members of the Council: w.
NJ. Fair, W. II. Gillespie, $. G. Rem
der, a. G. Acton and +. Is. Taylor,
thcrcupon the Mayor read TO tho
council "a contract made with the
Kentucky Light ~ Power Comany, ON
January 3rd, 1921, for lighting the
streets OF Hartford, which contract
Is In words and figures rs follows:
"This contract made and entered
into between the Kentucky Light s.
Power Comany, corporation OF
Hartford, Kentucky, engaged in OPP
Grating a light and water plant in
said City, OF the first part, and the
City of Hartford. municipal cor
poration of the fifth class, of the sec
ond part:
witnesseth that the party OF the
first part agrees and contracts TO
furnish street lights for lighting the
streets Of the City Of Hartford, con-
tinuously from January 1st, 1921, un-
til January list, 1925. IL is express
IL agreed and understood that the
party OF the first part is TO furnish
under this contract twenty-five (25)
sixty (8O) candle power lights and
five (j) one hundred (1OO) candle
power lights, ail of which lights are
to be Mazda lamps, and to remain on
the streets OF said City at the points
and places now located. and no
change I'm locations of said, lights, or
any of them, Is to be made during
the continuance OF this contract, cx-
cept by mutual consent. All OF said
lights are to be furnished upon what
IL known as Moonlight schedule, and
to be turned ON at the regular time
for lighting streets and continuing
until twelve O'Clock p. NJ. at which
time they shall be discontinued until
four o'clock A. NJ, when they shall
again be turned on and remain
lighted until daybreak, each night
(other than moonlight nights) DUR
ing the period covered by this con-
tract, for which lights the party of
the second part agrees and contracts
to pay TO the party Of the first part
the sum OF $500 per month, which
sum shall he due and payable month";
Iy during the continuance OF this
contract, or IL all may be paid at the
end OF the year when the taxes are
collected, at the option of the par
ty OF the second part.
IL is further agreed that IL the par
~ of the second part should desire
other lights than those specified i'm
this contract, and such additional
lights are within five hundred feet OF
the lights as now located, then the
party of the first part Is 10 furnish
them at the same rate per light as
above indicated, and which addition
al lights shall be run ON the same
schedule as specified above.
II from any cause the lights are
not furnished by party OF the first
part as specified in this contract for
each night IL fails there shall be "a
deduction I'm its monthly account at
the same rate per night as specified
In this contract but no lights are to
be discontinued except by unavoida-
BILE accident
Witness our signatures In dupli-
cate this the 3rd day of Jan. 1921.
Signed:
KENTUCKY LIGHT A. POWER co.
BY NJ. l.. HEAvRIN Pres.
CITY OF HARTFORD.
L. H. REAN Mavor.