The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 24, 1890, Page 1

dA Sr eae VOL. XIII. BUTLER, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 24.1890. Missouri § OF BUTLER, MO. CAPITAL, Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collectious does a General Bs In the Real Estate Loan Hardinger. WN AUen, Mrs. Levina Koulware, TC. Physician Burk, Monroe Farmer Ballard, J N Farmer Brown, Lula jartiett, Edmund Farmer if, H B Farmer Christy, J M Physician Clark, Robert Farmer Courtney, J M Stock Dealer Deerwester, John Farmer M Physi Davis, J R Foreman Timxs officePowell, Rooker RC Con. & Res’t Pigott, H H Ban 1 Prof Norma) Sch Rosier, J M Levy Miller, Alf Farm Norton, J A Bank Clerk Owen, M V Farmer her bearmond,D A Circuit Jadge Rankin, JL Radford, Chas R Reisner, J W Sullens, J I John Farmer igham, J Physician Wm M Farmer ave Griggs, president vice-president BOOKER POWELL BOULWARE The harndsomest e' day present. Writ AND ENGA on Real Estate on long or short time at lowest rates without delay. STOCKHOLDERS _ B Furniture dealer Smith, John T Lawyer J R Ase’t Cashier c Kinney. Don Bank Clerk is im Dry Goods & Clothing Tucker, W E Dentist Morrison. C H Farmer Insurance ¥ Our illustrated Catalogue, West, will give you thousands of suggestions as to what will make a nice Anniversary, Birthday or Holi- tladly send it to you REE OF CH. TABLE CUTLERY, GEMENT RINGS. tate Bank $110.cco. | | unking Business. Department. Make loans Farmer mith, GL Liveryman tarke,L B Deputy Turner, Mra M E Capitalis ‘Tucker. J M Capitalist Tyler, W B Farm Voris, Frank M Vaughan Woods, F tt, HC Lum Iton, Wm E Cashie Wright: TJ Capitalist Weiner. Max Boots & Shoes er cian ‘armer k Clerk Walls, Wm Walton. G W Farmer Walls, J T Physician Whipple. NL Physician Judge Co.Ct Williams, R V Farmer Farmer cashier asst. cashier WM. E. WALTON J. R. JENKINS LEADING IMPORTERS OF Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry. LOWEST PRICES. ver issued in the 100 Visiting Cov From Plate, e us, and we wil) $1.00. se | ley | = ELECTI PROCLAMATION. ‘© the qualified voters of the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri: You are hereby notified thatin pursuance of an ordinance passed by the council of the city of Butler, Missouri, and approved by the Mayor ot said city of Butler, on the Is8th day of December, 1890, there will be held in the city of Butler, at the usual voting places in the di: ferent and several wards therein, on Tu Jan 3th 0 adopt an ord: tered into Set See apla cit: al therein set forth; ance hereto atti t ry of said city; th ihe third ward will be held at the John Pyle building, in said ward of said sity. nd the election in the fourth ward will be held at the Catterlin Opera house in seid ward of said city, all in said city of itler; at which said election those favoring the ratification and adoption of said ordi: wit cast ballot on which o! \tten ‘or those opposed to the ratification and adoption of eaid ordinance, will cast a ballot on which shall oot acre or written, ‘Hf works—No,’’ Mayor o! ttest: W. Ww. ) AN ORDINANCE 'o Provide a Supply of Water to the City of Butler, in the County of Bates and State of Missouri, and its Inhabitants, f the Gra orizing Wm. E c. Clark and F, And auth kins, J Jd Tygard, | ne, for furnishing hydran ad 1 x the same with wi for p es of ire protection and giving said city an option to purchase said works Aiso for submitting this position to the qualified voters of said city, for thelr adoption or rejection Be it ordained by the council of the city of Batler aa ows: é 3S There is hereby granted tc Wm, EW Jenkins, J.C ak. J. Tygard, their associates and essig’ the term of twenty (20) years from and after the final passage of this ordinance, the exclus- | ive privilege and authority of estadlishing, mmaintaiuing and operating a system ef water- works, in accoriance witn the terms and pro- visionsof this ordinance, and of using the atreet Mleys, public square and all other public places within the corporate limits of the city of Butler, Missouri, as they now exist, | y hereafter be exteuded, and within such | territory ax may now or hereafter be un- | ite jurisdiction, for the purpose of laying pl Maine and other condvits, and reser- volrs, standpipes and hydrants, and necessary apparatus for conducting and fur alshing an adequate supply of water to sa’ City of Butler, and to ite inhabita: lie and privat and extension ota der ii for pub. iz repairs system from time to which this ordinance fo! Sxction 2. The general plan of said system aos water-works shall be as follows MAINS. ‘The pipe system shall consist of not less than ‘ave (3) miles in corporate limits, and to ve of the bert ity of cast iron pipe, of sizes varying from it (8) inches to four (4) The pipes shall be of standard weig! with preservation varnish, and sbail be laid in the best possible manner, not less than thirty- at] inches below the surface of present fou streets Said pipes shal! be teste? at diry to @ hydrostatic pressure of three | operate the pumps | water and steam gauges and steam, water and j highest ground adjacemy to the line of said street inains. ( }t hundred (300) pounds to the square inch. The said five (5) miles of mains shall he located by the said grantees, as direeted by a committee of the city council of said city of Butler, duly ry ppointed and urder the advice ofthe engineer of said water- works, and shall be so located that there shall be a free and uninterrupted circnlatien of water throughout the major por- tion of the entire pipe system, and most con- venient and accessable for fire protection and private consumers. HYDRANTS. They shall be double diechi tw halt g 1-2) inch hose tips, and shall be four and alf (41-2) inches in diameter inside, cel mains t I be four (4) feet from grade line to pipe; the size of connecting 0 be four (4) inches in all cases. GATES AND VALVES, They shall be iron bodied. double gate p: tern, and valves of the sliding type and stro ; all faces and seats shall be of non- i. 1 valves shall have an iron casing or valve box, six (6) inches in diameter and ¢: with adjustable bonnet, or cover- ed with movable lid. The City Council of said clty of Butler sball within thirty (30) days from sh te of final passage of this ordin: e des- jgnate the pointe along the line of the «distrib- mains at which the hydrants and valves utin; shall be loc: PUMPS. The pump machinery to consist of a Buffalo, Gaskill, Brown, Worthington, Dean or Blak Double Duplex pump, and of the latest de- signs, with a capacity of one million seven hundred and fifty thousand (1,750,000) gallons per day of twenty-four (24) hours. BOILERS. There shall be two (2) double return tubular boilers, at least double the capacity needed to These boilers shall be set properly and completely furnished wit: the requisite and necessary feed pumps, piping, smoke connections. STAND PIPR, | The stand pipe for the use ot said system} shallbe teei, or the best brand of boiler iron, and shall be fourteen (14) feet in diame- ter, and one hundred (100) feet high, placed on afoundation of heavy masonry ten (iv) feet high laid in hydrautic cement mortar: masonry to be erected ona permanent tion, either of solid rock, or cne prepare two (2) Jeet concrete and to be with ocated on the | The councilmen of said « Butler to approve eaid aite or location PUMP HOUSE. The pump house for this system shall ve built ot brick or stone, with metal or slate roof and of ample size to contain boiler and pump- ing machinery and storage for fuel; said house shall be substantially built and completed in a desirable manner, and practically tire proof A reservoir shall be constructed at or near the pump house with a capacity of one million 1,000,000) gallons and shall be provided with Wo (2) filtering walls SOURCE OF SUPPLY. The supply of water shall be taken from the! Miami creek, either by adam or pumping vas | iu constructed at the side of said creek and so | arrauged us to give a supply of pure whole-/ some water, provided however, if it should | appear that a better supply of water can be} | page elsewhere, then it may beso charged | vy and with the advice of the council } Baction 3, All excavations for laying pipes | in said streets and public places aforesaid. | shall be made with the least practicable incon- | Venience to the inhabitanis of the the city, and speedily refilled and replaced in as good; condition as before sach excavations were made, and to the satisfaction oi the estrect commissioner. And to further guard azainst secidents, the j said excavations shall be guarded by barri- | cades by day and danger lights at night, dur- ing all the afvresaid construction, operation, | maintaining, retilling or repairing, and said guarding to be done by and at the expense of | said grantees, and the said grantees hereby | agree te hola the said city of Butler harmiess | from any damage resulting from, or by reason | of neghgence on the part of said grantees, er) their employes on account ef non-compliance | with this section. as provided. { Section 4 There shall be located on the five (3) miles of pipe distribution at such | points as the proper committee of the city council shall designate, seventy-five (75) ou- ble nozzle fire hydrants, to fit two and one-half [2. 1-2} inch fire hoee coupling for fire pur- | poses; the said hydrants to be Kept in good re- | pair ane supplied with water to the capacits | | on same to be paid by the said ec | agent as it may dite | eration, to more fully insure the efficienc: | the penal sum of any bond for those who mi | make a forfeiture of this ordinance | the provisions thereof provided that in ereinset forth by the grantees durinz th roptinuance of this ordinavee, and the rental ty of Butler.as/ hereinatter vrovided. Tue city of Butler may compel the said grautees, their successors and | assigns, toextend the Water mains upon any of Butler, beyond the Ove [5} ovided for, whenever in ity council the demand er s. their suc- jniles, heretofo: the judgment of th ehall require it And ! cessor= oF assigns. beret furnish to said city, one additional double nozzle fire hy- ' dranttoreach and every five hundred [500 feet, or majur part thereof of tive hundred {400] feet of mains, ordered laid down, annual rental of forty-five ($45.00) dol and | The use of ail said hydrants for tire purposes | and flushing gutters the nd sewers is to be under y or euch officers or , and the city of Batler hereby makes ita misdemeanor for any per- #0 OF persons Let autborized. to close, or in @ny Was Interiere with aaid hydrants Skeros 5 tn consideration of the water con 1 of said c | supply hereby secured to the -aid citv of Bat ler and its in itants, anlas an inducement to said grantees, or their successors or assigns, to accept the provisions of this ordinance aud contract. andenter upon the constraction of said Water-works,ihe said city of Butler hereby axrees to, and dues. rent from eaid grantees, during the full term of this ordinance, seventy five (75) hydrants, located upon the five (5) miles of mains, a» hereinbefore provided for the purpose aforesaid; and the city of Basler does hereby agree and bind itself to pay to the said grantees forthe use of said seventy-five 75) hydrants, the sum of four thousand ($4 - 000] dollars per annum payable sei nnual- ly on the first days of January and July of eacn year during the continuance of this ordi- nance. Any money duethe grantees arising out of the provisions of this ordinance unpaid for sixty days after the same becomes due ‘and payable, ehall bear six [6] per cent interest thereafter until paid Section 6, The grantees shall provide and | maintain an electric fire alarm or a telephone system connecting the water company’s office with the pump house, at all times accessable to the city fire departmentor marshal. so that an alarm of fire may be communicated to the engineer in charge ofthe machinery, who ehall upon receiving said alarm, and as speedily as possible, set the pumping machinery into op. ° the fire pressure, as hereinbefore provided | and when said fire pressure is not needed, said fire department or city marshal shail at once notify said engineer at the pump hou! Section 7. The city shall bave the free use of water for city offices occupied for city pur- poses, and for the public school buildings and churches in said city, for flushing gutters and 8, four drinking said drinking fount: to be erected and maintianed at the coat of the graniees, with water troughs or basins of sufticient size to accommodate the public; the use of water for all purposes, not to exceed an average of seven thousand (7,000) gallons per da: Fer any excess of this quantity the said ci eTees to pay rates for the same as herein provided. The water farnished the city, as aforesaid, stall not be used habitually by any citizen of the city of Butler, thereby dep ng the gran- tees of revenue dwhen flushing gutters or sewers there shal! be at all time attached to the hose a one inch nozzle through which the water muat be discharged and the ergineer at the pump house shall have been previously n tifled. Thig section is not to be construed requiring grantees to lay additional pipe or furnish any fixtures forthe above use , ex- cept troughs and basins as aforesaid. : s, Within thirty days after the day h this ordinance takes effect the said Krantees I file their wri h acceptance thereof i onice of the city rk SECTION The said waterworks are to be completed on or before Sept, ist, 18al. Then thereafter for the full term of this ordinance (except purchased by the city) 08 shall continue and furnish, “wit! it. a constant and uninterrupted supply of w. as herein set forth; failing to do so, the city may © possession, temporarily. o: worke, machi erated the will be efficiently epe: by said grantees The cost of thus oper: said works by 8 city shall be atthe expense of said grantees, and any suchexpenne may be dedacted trom the next payment of hydrant ren‘ Section 10. When this syste of water works Is completed said grantees ortheir suc- ‘3 OF ass gn shall notify the city council id city of Butler to that effect, and submit the works to such a test as will show the ca- pacity of the system to be sufficient te throw four (4) simultaneous streama through aifty 50) feet of two and one half (21-2) inch hose and one (1) inch nozzle from four (4) different hydrants at onetime a stream not less than eighty (30) feet high pon the satisfactory Tformance of this said city council shail id system according to the gra ut detaul Section. 11. e the option to purchase the nd appurtenances connected therewith at the expiration of ten (10) years after Sept. 891, and at the ex- piration of each succeeding five years thereaf. ter, by giving notice, in writing to said gra tees at least three months previous to expirs- tion of its date for purch: . and by payin therefor the fair and equitable value of sai worke, which value shall be determined first by agreement between tees and in casethey arbi! and they failto agree, then by the circuit court of Bates county inthe manner prescrib- ed by law, and upon such purchase and the permet thereof, the said grantees shall de- iver possession of said works, and this orci- nance shall cease and become void. Sgction 12. Said grantees shall have the right [exclusively] to tap mains and make all the needful rules and regulations for the p! tection of said water-works and their opera- tion in supplying consumers with water for shutting off water, for nop-psyment of water Tates or waste of water. and to require and fix en- gagein plumbing and otherwise regulate the safe and efficient operation of the water-works Sxcrion 13. In the operation of the wat works, anseen and unavoidable accidents y occur such as breakage of mains, of machinery of stand pipes, or by tornadoes or cyclones, or by floods or cloud bursts, w: ute or hi; ning, or labor troubles, or a cious inter- ference and injury to the said works may be perpetrated, making it an impossibility to op- erate the said works to the tenor and effect as hereinbefore set forth; therefore, hindrance from any of the aforesaid cau shall not or any of good faith al! euch repaira and obstacles be as speedily made and overcome as possible with due dilligence: and the hydrant rental shall cease during any euch time that said works are not in operation. Sxcrion 14. The said grantees during the term of this ordinance may charge as their an- nual rate for the use of water a tariff of prices equal to, but net exceeding, the annexed list | as follows = The collection may be monthly or quarterly s may be deemed most advantageous Residence use, four rooms and under Each additional room... . Sleeping Tooms, per occupant Sprinkling lawns in addition to residence use 3-16 orifice, per 1,000 souare feet. ms occupied as dwellings in store buildings to be rated same as other dwellings in addition to ~tore rates Drug stores, including street sprinkling $5 on 06 Roo: to center of street,25 foot tront or less 13 00 js atore -. 1.00 Grocery store 10 00 Ranks, same sprinkling as abeve iv eo Bakeries, same bove lag Saloons, same bove + 0 Meat markets, same sprinkling as above. Barber chairs, two chairs without sprink- ling .... Beieats Barber shops. with sprinkling... Each additional chair... Mw 00 Each additional foot over feet, for sprinkling sees Corner buildings, 3 per cent added to above rates ........ Fountains for aquariums, per season. Fountains forsoda fountain jets prseeason Fountains for jawns and stores, specia! Tates ... : = T factories, per hand icemse lexs than Bath tubs, public Bath tabs, private Water closets, public. Water closets, pmvate Offices, firet floor OBices, second floor 00 self-closing _ {in «| been dore. w | hensions of a 6.9) rar Offices, third floor Stables, private 1 horse, including ca » my Each a Livery and pubiic s' carriage wash Cows per head Swine per head : Manufacturers. special rates, provided that no m factarershall becharged more than $3.09 per annam per horsc power bles, each lorse and REVENUE Section 15. That for the purpose of meet- | (deo pay!r epraneis the semi-annual ren- | tals for said public service as herein set forth tosaid grantees, their associatesor assigns by the city of Brtler as provided foz by this ordi- ance, the city council shail avpropriate each year a eam sufficient to psy the same, dnd in the event that the general revenue of the city is insufficient therefor. there shall be levied and collected in the same manner as are the taxes for general purposes a sufficient amount topav the annual rental for said services. | which said tax, when so collected shall be held | inviolate for the special purposes for which it is collected ae to said grantees. Section 16. That a special election be held in the several wards of the city of Butler for the ratification or rejection of this contract, embodiedin this ordinance by the qualified voters ofthe said city: said special election shall be held in the same manner, and returns thereof made and canvassed in all respects, as is now provided by law for the election of city officers; andthe mayor shall by proclamation give atleast fitteen di notiee of the time when and place where such election shall be held ineach ward. At said election the quali- fied voters of said city who favor ratification shal! deposi written or printed ballot in this.form: ‘‘For the water-works, Yes.’’ And all who are opp eed to its ratitication shall de- posit a ballot inthis form: ‘‘For the water- works, No.’’ Ifitshallappear from the re- turns of said election that two-thirds of the voters voting thereat are in favor of the ratifi- cation of this ordinance, thenthe mayor shall give notice thereof, by proclamation in some newspaper printed in the city of Butler, and this ordinance shall take effect from and after such rgtification. The clerk shall immediately afier the ratification of this ordinance by such he voters, furnish such grantees with a cer- tidcatethereof Unless this ordinance and the contract embraced in its provisiovs shull be ratified by two-thirds of the legal votes polled at said election the same shal! in no Tespect become operative Saction 17, Said grantees shall, on or be- fore the third reading of this ord nance deposit with the treasurer of the city of Butler, Mis- souri,a certified check for one thousand [$1 ,00v; dollars, payable Sept. Ist, 1801. which shall be payable to the city of Butler, Missouri, provid- ed this ordinance shall be ratified by the voters ofthecity of Butler, Mo. as_hereinberore stated, and the said W. Walton, J Jenkins, J.C Clarkand F. J. Tygard, their associates, successors or assigus fail to com- plete said system of water-works by the date FARMER OF BATES Cash Capital. R.J. Hurley of R.J J. K. Rosier, Vice-President nd M.S. Kierse,, Farmer and Stock armer and ) y ‘armer and DN. Thompson, Pres John Steele, J.J MeKee, E rm: D. Kipp, Cash veives Deposits subjec neral banking business. to check, loan Notice to Tax-Payers, The Tax books are now ready, | as the new law require payment of | Taxes sooner than last year. Please come forward and settle your taxes aud save trouble. j A. O. Werroy, Collector. Three and Five Acre tracts adjoining the city for | sale on casy terms, at low rate of in- terest. These small tracts of land will embrace a portion of what is known as the Beal farm the city limits. A street } mile long mentioned in Section 9, viz pt. Ist, 9, in accordance with this ordinance, but ifsaid or- dinance shall not be ratitied by such voters or said works shall be completed on or before the date aforesaid, the checks above referred to shall be returned to the grantees. Section 18. Thatin the construction and operation of said water-works the said gran- tees shall gi preference to the citizens of Butler for all labor that can be done by the citizens of Butler. SxcTion 19 The election provided for in section Gof this or mee shall be held on Tuesday, the !5th day of January, 1x91. Read three ti and passed this 18th day of Decem- ber, 1890. J PACE Ex-Officio President of the Cou Approved this Isth day of December. aL. PACE, Attest: W. W. GRAVES. City Clerk. STATE OF MISSOURI, ) Connty of Bates, 8s. City of Butler. 1, W. W > Graves, City Clerk of the city of Butler, Missouri, do hereby certify that the trae and correct Copy of an ordi- sed by the city council of the city of Missburi on the 18th day of December, 1890, and approved by the Mayor of said city id 18th day of December, as the same ap- peara from the files in my office. In testimony whereof I hereunto set my hand and [seat] affixed the seal ofsaid city, at my office in Butler, Missouri, this the 20th day of December, 1890. W. W. GRAVES, City Clerk, Rich Vailey Items. Weater very fine....Santa Claus is hustling around and children will soon be happy... . Most of the farm ers are done gathering corn... .The people out here wonder what is the matter with the hog market...... Most of the schools around here closed for a holiday. The boys will hunt rabbits, the girls make doll dresses and the teachers rest.... There were several matches around here last Friday night and we hope all bad a good time......Everett Nichols and Bud Bledsoe of Boone county, who have been visiting in the neighborhood returned home Saturday. ...Dame Rumor says that some one is to be married soon.... T. J. Mock, who has been on the sick list, is better... .Isn’t it about time for the widowers and widows to be repaired. JonER. She Was Competely Cured. 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