The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-06-23

$1.15 per month for each of said
60-watt lamps;
and for all additional lights or
lamps that may hereafter be in
stalled and operated by. the Com
pany at the request of said City,
said City will pay to the Company
the latter's regular tariff charges
then in effect for lamps of such
sizes and types under a ten (10)
year contract, one-twelfth of the
yearly charge specified in the
tariff for any such lamp or lamps
being payable monthly. Payments
for all service rendered shall be
made by said City to the Company
on or before the 10th day of each
month for the service furnished
during the preceding calendar
month.
Section 6. Should the Company
at any time during the term here
of become unable to secure as re-
quired any lamp or lamps of a
type then in service hereunder, by
reason of the manufacturers dis
continuing the making of such type
of lamp or other good cause. the
Company in such event shall be
required to install and thereafter
operate at the location or loca-
lions of the lamps SO superseded,
like number of lamps of stand
ard types then available and hav-
ing candlepower ratings as nearly
equivalent to, but not less than,
the candlepower ratings of the
lamp or lamps superseded as may
then be readily obtainable in the
trade; and thereafter the City will
pay for the operation and main
tenance of such substituted lamps
the Company's regularly published
and filed tariff rates applicable to
such types and sizes of lamps for
service under a ten (10) year term
contract.
Section z. It is understood and
agreed that the service herein
provided for and the rates of pay
ment applicable thereto are based
upon service under a ten (10)
year contract and by means of the
overhead electric distributing pole
lines of the Company; and that
said rates and charges and all of
the terms and provisions hereof
shall be at all times subject to
any lawful orders or regulations
which may be made by the Depart
ment of Public Works of the State
of Washington.
Section 8. This agreement shall
bind and inure to the benefit of the
successors and assigns of the re-
spective parties hereto.
In Witness whereof to this agree
ment in duplicate, the CITY of
Kennewick has caused its corpor-
ate name to be signed by its May
or. and its corporate seal to be
affixed. attested by its Clerk. and
Pacific Power & Light Company
has caused its corporate name to
be signed by its Vice President
and its corporate seal to be af-
fixed attested by it's Secretary, as
OF the day and year above written.
Attest: Winnifred Campbell,
City Clerk.
Attest: G. w. Platt, Secretary.
CITY OF KENNEWICK
BY 81. B. Terril, mayor protein
PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT CO.
BY John A. Laing, vice-pres.
Section 2. 1t is hereby determ-
ned by the City Council of said
City of Kennewick that the a.
mount of lighting service. as spe-
lifted in the contract hereby au-
,horized, is necessary to enable |
'aid City to provide proper protec-
ion for itself and the inhabitants
hereof. and is essential to the |
afety and welfare of said CITY and |
is inhabitants.
Section 8. The Mayor of the City
# Kennewick is hereby authorized
o make. execute and deliver such
ontract with Pacific Power &
light Company in the name and
'ehalf of the City of Kennewick
md the City Clerk shall affix the
cal of said City to said contract,
nd shall attest the same, upon ex-
cution thereof by the Mayor as
lerein provided.
Passed by the Council this 21st
ay of June, 1927.
Signed this 21st day of June,
927. I'll
Attest: Winifred Campbell. City
Jerk.
III. B. TERRIL, Mayor Of the
lily Of Kennewick, protein.
Submitted to and approved by
ne prior to it's passage. i
&C. L. HOLCOMB.
City AttornA.
The members of the Arts and
3rafts department held their an
lual picnic Monday on the high
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