The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-14

the metal container.
Section 4. It shall be unlawful
for any person, or any agent or
employee thereof other than the
authorized officers, agents, and
employees of the contractor, to
haul, carry or convey, through,
along or upon any public street,
alley or sidewalk within the city,
any garbage as defined in para
graph one of this ordinance, ex-
cept as noted in Section z here
of. No person, except for purposes
of collection under proper author
ity shall in any manner interfere
with any garbage, or refuse con-
tainer, or contents thereof, nor
any bundle of refuse.
Section S. That the Mayor and
City Clerk of the City of Kenne-
wick are hereby authorized and
directed to execute in the name of
the City of Kennewick the con-
tract following with the persons
named therein for the period
therein set forth and upon the
terms and conditions thereof; that
before said contract shall take
term of said contract bond
with the City Clerk and keep in
full force and effect during the
term of said contractor a bond
approved as TO form by the City
Attorney and as to surety by the
Mayor and the Councilmen of the
City of Kennewick in the penal
sum of $5,O00.00 with the con-
tractor as principal; conditioned
that he will faithfully perform
the contract and pay all labor
ers, mechanics and materialmen
and all persons who shall supply
said contractor with provisions,
equipment and supplies for the
carrying on of the work; condi-
toned further that the contractor
will indemnify and save the City
free and harmless from any and
all loss, damage, claims, or judge
ments Of every kind and des-
cription which may accrue 70 or
be suffered by any person by
reason of or arising out Of the
performance of the contract and
that the contractor will appear
and defend any action or suit
instituted against the City arising
out of said contract, which Is In
words, letters and figures -
follows, to-wit:
CONTRACT
WHEREAS, it has become
necessary for the City of Kenne-
wick, Washington, to arrange for
the disposal of garbage collecsed
within said City, and
WHEREAS, it is necessary mat
provision be made for the care,
maintenance and operation Of the
garbage disposal at the carnage
dump Of the City of Kennewicik,
at which there shall be main.
tanned a sanitary fill, and
WHEREAS, H. r. MCKIBBEN
and N. E. MORGAN, d/b/a Kenn-
ewick Disposal Service have at
their own expense caused improve
ments to be made on said garbage
dump and have secured the nece-
ssary personnel and equipment
for the proper operation and
maintenance of said garbage dump
in consideration Of an exclusive
for the collection Of gar
bage within the City of Kenne-
wick for a period from the date
hereof to July l, 1854, upon
the terms and conditions here
matter set forth, except persons
residing in said City may haul
for disposal, In their own vehicles,
ashes, garbage and other inflam-
mable material, including brush
and small trees, from premises
owned or occupied by themselves.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS
HEREBY UNDERSTOOD AND
AGREED AS FOLLOWS:
The City of Kennewick, Wash
ington, hereinafter called "the
city," in consideration of the
promises herein contained in be-
half Of H. r. McKibben and N. E.
Morgan, d/b/a the Kennewick
Disposal Service, hereinafter cal
led "the contractor" and further
in consideration of said contractor
having agreed to pay to the city
an annual fee Of s
does hereby give and grant unto
the contractor the exclusive
right to collect garbage in the
City Of Kennewick for that per-
iod Of time commencing on the
date of this contract and ter
minating of July l, 1854, upon
the following terms and condi-
tons:
ID The contractor hereby ag-
rees to maintain and operate the
garbage dump Of the City OF
Kennewick for garbage disposal
and to maintsin q proper sanl-
tary fill at said dump, ana 70
furnish all labor and equipment
therefor.
(2) The term garbage whenever
used herein shall be construed
TO the definition OF
garbage set forth In Ordinance
No. 542 of the City Of Kennewsck
and authorizing the execution OF
this agreement, and that an
NJ said ordinance shall