The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 31, 1890, Page 6

| ] } i ] i ELEC ‘TION PROC LAMATION. of Butler, nlified voters of the city M porsnan 3 sped ot the Land approved by the Mayor ot « y of Butler, on the Isth ay of December, there will be heid im the city of Butler, at the usual voting places in the dif- ferent and several wards therein, on Tuesday Jannery, 13th, ll, an election for the — of determining whether or not the qualified | voters of the city of Butler will ratify and adopt an ordinance and contract made and en- tered into between said city and Wm EF. Wal- J it, deckines, J Jark and F their associates, grantees or arsigna, works for said city. as described and et forth in saia ordinance, at the annual 7 al therein set fe spy of which said ordi nance is here fe part be held at th ¢ firet ward will . in sald ward of ‘second ward will b L Smith the third w iS the Dapean the electio in the the livers stable of Geo of said city; the election in will be held at tne John Pyle building. in caid ward of said city and th stion in the fourth ward will be heid at the Catterlin Opera he ineaid ward of seid city, all in said city oF Butler; at which said election those favoring the ratification and adeption of said ordinance will cast & ballot on which shall written water-works—Yes.’? avd bo ratification acd adop ion feado Heast a ballot on which hall be prin ‘Yor the water works Jd. Pack or of the € er. Missouri Attest W. Guavus, City Clerk AN ORDINANCE To Provide 1 Supply of Water to the City of Butler, in the County of Bates and State of Missouri, and its Inhabitants, And authorizing Wm. E. Walton, J. 1¢ Jenkins, J. © Clark and F tygard, their sociates, aseigns and grantees. to construct maintain and operate water-works; also making and entering into a contra Wm Eb Jevkins, J C and F ir associates, gra and Augie for fornishing hydrants andsa plying the same with watar, for purposes of fire protection and giving said city an option to purchase said works Also for submitting this proposition to the qualitied voters of said city, for their adoption or rejection Re it ordained by t'e icouncil of the city of Botler as follows: tion 1. There is hereby granted te Wm, E. Walton J.B. Jenkins. JC. Ciark aud ¢ J Tygard, their associates and assigns, for the term of twenty (20) years from after the final passage of this ordinance, the exclus- iv: wvrivilege and authority of esta>lishing ma ntaining and operating a system of wal works in accorlance withthe terms and pro- visionsof this ordinance, and of using the streets, alleys, public square and all otaer public places within the corporate limits of the city of Butler, Missouri, as they now exist or may hereafter be exteaded, and within such otuer territory as may now or hereafter be un- der its jurisdiction, for the purpose of laying pipes, mains and other conduits, and reser- voirs. standpipes and hydrants, and al other necessary apparatus for conducting and fur- nishing an adequate supply of water to said City of Batler, and to its inhabitants, for pub lic and private use, and for making repairs and extensions to the said system from time to time during the period in which this ore shall be enforced. Skction 2.- The general plan of suid system of water- works shall be as follows MAINS. ‘The pipe system shall consist of not less than five (5) miles in corporate limits, and to be of the best quality of cast iron pipe, of sizes varying from lent (8) inches to four (4) inches. The pipes shali be of standard weights, coated with preservation varnish, and shail be laid in the best possible manner, not less than thirty- +ix (36) Inches below the surface of present graded etreets. Said pipes shall be tested at the foundry to a hydrostatic pressure of three handred )) pounds to the square inch. The miles of mains shall be located by aid grantees, as directed by a committee of the city council of said Che of Butler, duly Serres and urder the advice of the engineer sald wal works, and shall that there shallbe a tree and wointerrapted eireulation of water throughout the major por- tion of the entire pipe system, and most con- venient and accessable for fire protection and private consumers, inance be so located ‘the judgment ofthe city council the truction and maintaining of # system | be prinved or | | beast; said drinking fountains to be erected | demand d grantees. their euc- agree to farnish, to hall require it. And s sors OF assigns, here’ said city, one additiona: zzie tire hy- drant tor each and adred |Jex feet, or major part hundred [Hn] feet of n, at an forty-1 dollars said hydras ng gutters and sewers is the control of s city or euch officers agent as it may direct, and the city of Bat | hereby makes ita misdemeanor for any p s0n OF pers 18 not authorized. to ¢ rfere with said bydra: In consideration of the wa’ supply hereby secased tot city of B ler and its inbat ante an isdue yee, OFin from said # oritinance the purpore alcresaid: and t said charge of the inery. who shall ceiving eai- alarm. and es speedily a _ set the pumping mac hinery into ‘op. . to more fully insure ieiency of the “a “pressure, as herein provided and when said fire pressure is not needed &: fire department or city marsha! shal at o: notify said engineer at the pamp house Section 7 The city shall have the free nse 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 sewers, four drinking fountains for man and and main with wate tianed at the cost of the any excess of this quantity the reid city to pay rates for the same as herein provide The water furnished the city, as atoreeaid Shall not be used Rabitually by any e en of the city of Butler, thereby depriving the gran tees of revenue, and when Snshing gutter or sewers there shall be all time attached to the hose a one inch nozzle through whieh the water must be diecharzed and the egineer at | the pump hou tiflei This s Tequiring grantees to lay additional pipe or furnish any fixtures forthe above use-, ¢ cept troughs and basi: Section 5, Within thirt daye aster cne lay on which this ordinance cakes em u d grantees shall file their writt thereof in SkeTION 9 letedt on e sha have been p ly no- | full term of purchased by the eity ptinue and furnish & constant a1 nterrupt as herein set : failing to do’ se i p Lemay chinery and appurtenan until assured that t will be eftic sently operated by 1 The cost of thus operating sa city shall be at the expense of and any suchexpense may be the next pay ment of hydrant SecTION 10. When ‘this sy works 1s completed said grant cessors or ass gns shall no of said city of Butler to that effect, and submit the works to such atest as will show the ea- pacity of the aeatema to be suiticient to throw four (4) simultaneous streams through fifty (30) feet of two and one half ¢ inch hose and ose (1) inch nozzle from four (4) different hydrants at one time a stream not less tha: eighty [30] high. Upon the satisfactory p of this test said ¢ Ishali formally accept said syste ig to the ordinance SECTION. 11. ‘Uh water or their suc- ity shall have the option to purchase the said works and appurtenances connected therewith atthe expiration of ten {lo} rs after Sept. Ist, Invi, and at the ex- piration of each succeeding five years thereaf- ter, by giving notice, in writing to said gran- tees at least three months previous to expira- tion of tts date for purchase, and by paving therefor the fair and equitable value of said works, which value shall be determined frst by agreement between said city and said gran- tees and in case they cannot agree, then by arbitration, and if this proves uni sfactory and they fail to agree, then by the circu HYDRANTS. They hall be double discharge twe and a and shall be four ¢ and shall be four (4) feet from grade line to center of inlet pipe; the size of connectial mains to be four (4) inches in all GATES AND VALVE: ly buil corrosive metal. All valves shall have an iron vasing or valve box. six (6) inches in diametet and capped with adjustable bonnet, or cover- ed with movable lid — The City Council of sai city of Butler shall within thirty (30) days fro the date of final passage of this ordinance: ignate the points along the line of the distrib) ating mains at which the hydrants and valve; shall be located. PUMPS. ump Qiachinery to consist of a Buffal The i Brown, Worthington, Dean or Blak BOILERS. ‘There shall be two (2) double return tubul: boilers, at least double the capacity needed operate the pumps These boilers shall be set properly and completely furnished with the requisite and necessary feed pumps, piping, water and steam gauges and steam, water and smoke connections. STAND PIPE. The stand pipe for the use of said system shall be of steel, or the best brand of boiler iron, and shall be fourteen (14) feet in diame- ter, and one handred (100) feet sty placed on a foundation of heavy masonry ten (10) feet high laid in hydraulic cement mortar; masonry to be erected ona permanent founda- tion, either of solid tape orcne [aeeronld with two (2) ‘eet concrete and to be ted on the highest ground adjacent to the line of said street mains. The councilmen of said city of Batler to approve said site or location. PUMP HOUSE. The pump house for this ststem shall be built of brick or stone, with metal or slate roof and of ample size to coutain boiler and P- | ing machine’ nd stoi for fuel; said house shall be substantially built and completed in a tesirable manner, and practically tre proof \ reservoir shall be constructed at or near the pump honse with a capacity of one million 1,000,060) 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 a dam or pumping bas in constructed at the side of said creek and so arranged as to give a supply of — whole- } §' some wate: or ona however, if it should appear that @ better supply of water can be} procured elsewhere, then it may be so changed by and with the advice of the council | TION 3, All excavations for laying pip in said streets and public places aforesaid shall be made with the least practicable incon. venience to the inhabitants of the the city, and to the commissioner, And to further guard against accidents, the said excavations shall be guarded bv barri- | cades by day and danger lights at night, dur- ing all the afuresaid construction, operation, maintaining, refilling or repairing, and id | guarding to be done by and at the | expens: gaid grantees. and the said grantees hereby agree te hola the said city of Kutler harmless damage resulting from, or by reason | enee on the part of said en account ef nor-comy n as provided, There shall be located ive () miles of pipe distrib: points as the proper committee of vouncil shall designate, seventy-dve hydrants, to fit two and one- bali hose coupling for the said hydrants to be k Pair and supplied with water to the capacity herein setforth by the grantees during the continuance of this ordinance, and the rental on same to be paid by the said city of Butler.as nereinafter vrovic The city of Butler ma: compel the said grantees, theif successors anil | assigns, to extend the water mains upon any streets in the city of Batler, beyond the five re \ miles, heretofore provided for, whenever in| faction of the secon 3, OT SecTion 4 | Fountains for soda fountain court of Bates county in the manner prescrib- ed by law, and upon such purchase and the payment thereof, the a yual to, but net exceeding, { a8 follows: The collection may be monthly or quarter!y as may be deemed most advantageous. Residence four rooms and under... $ 5 00! Each additional room ae 1% Sleeping rooms, per oc apant. Sprinkling lawns in addition to residence use 3 orifice, per 1,000 square feet. 2.0) Rooms occupied as dwellings in store | buildings to be rated e as other dwellings in addition to store rates. | Drug stores, including street sprinkling to center of street, 25 foot front or less Dry goods stores same as above 3 res same as above . me sprinkling as above wn tee Barbers shops, with sprinkling Each additional chair Each additional foot over 25 feet, for er buildings, 39 p: above rates untains for aquar reent added to ms, per season nom! ets prseas Fountains for lawns and stores, spe Offices, first floor Offices, second floor third floor private 1 horse, including car- | ashing ‘ : Each additional horse 1 Livery and public stables, exch horse and __catriage wash zat ‘ Cows per head 1 Swine per head we urer shall be cha per annam per h REVENUE. That for the parpose Tromptiy the | sem t that no mant more thar power Sec rion | ing and pay and collected i taxes for gener: topay the annual which said tax, when so collected s! inviolate for the special purposes for is collected aud paid to said gra ; Skctios 16. Thata special election be held in the several wards of the city of Butler for the ratification or rejection of this contract, embodiedin this ondinance by the qualified voters ofthe said city; said Special election | shall be held in the same manner, and returns | arising unpaid per cent inte-est | as aforesaid oe Bronze Turkeys, | thereof made srd-canvassed in all respects. a6 d the mayor shall b; ers give atleast fiteen dave’ ao { piace where each +l porit a pailovin this form works, No’? If it shall a Ths of said election th >high quality and in its new form.:we will 3 WEEKS FUR iG CENTS. tion, and we Co RIsT: MAS NUM BER, wi rIsQ1, wy SEND thr cover Minuet’ TEN CENTS Eh it ee after Mrs. Barr will write evel riend Olivia,” hall give Butter for 1 citizens of t ~The Hos. Grore beautifully illustrated Baitle of Boxcrort’s description of Lake Approvelt Attest: W. < (3) Marcerrt Deraxn’s latest story. eo What End™ STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Bates, § > ;. ba = } City of Butler \ (4) Janes Russeni Lowrni’s poem, “My k° written exprerssly fox pak , Ledge beautifully Wustrated by Wilson de Mezz. and issued Butler, ¥ uri, do that the ae anil Ds yot —— Butler Missoust (Ga the FOUR-PAGE SOUVENIR SUPPLEMENT. pproved by th pie ee (5) Mrs. Dr Juris Ho 1k ITH staris # series of ticles g@ very 4 otic ein Butler, Missouri. the valuable inf ation to the yeune mosherf. , GRAVES, City Clerk Dailes, Tex.. Dee. today asked Frank . 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