Gazette News-Current from Xenia, Ohio • Page 2

THE XENIA DAILY GAZETTE PEIKSYLVlKtft LINES. Under New Seguin In Effect Sunday, May 27th, 1906. The time of trains at Xenia will be as follows: Trains for Columbus and the a. 11:31 a. DAYTON MARKETS.

GRAIN. bushel 76c. per bu. Barley- 50c per bu. Rye 00c per bu.

40c per 40c per bushel. LIVE STOCK. Cattle: Receipts light; the AN HANCE m. accommodation), 4 market steady on good, others p. 0:30 p.

(Wf sleeping cars only), and IO.So p. Trains from Columbus and the East 4:15 a. (6:25 a. sleeping cars only), 11:28 a. 3:25 p.

(5:20 p. accommodation), 10:37 P. m. Trains for Cincinnati and the South 4:35 a. 8:40 a.

11:35 a. 3:35 p. rn. and (5:25 p. rn.

accommodation.) Trains from Cincinnati and the South a. (3:18 p. accommodation); 4:32 p. 6:23 p. 10:45 p.

rn. Trains for Dayton, Richmond, West and Northwest 6:30 a. sleeping cars only; 8:30 a. a. accommodation), 11:35 a.

rn. and 3:40 p.m. to Dayton only; (8:50 p. Chicago sleeper), 10:40 p. Indianapolis, St.

Louis and Chicago. Trains from Dayton, Richmond, West and Northwest a. 11:28 a. 3:22 p. rn.

from Dayton only; 5:33 p. 6:28 p. rn 10:15 p. rn. from Dayton only; (10:25 p.

sleeping earsonly). Trains for Springfield and the a. 6:40 p. rn. and 10:50 p.

rn. Trains from Springfield and the a. 3:20 p. rn. and 8:42 p.

rn. All trains daily. Tickets on sale and baggage checked to all principal points, J. A. DODDS, Agent.

Xenia, May 26, 1906. MUON LINES, lower. Steers, good to to $5.50 Fair to good $4.50 to $4,75 Common to $4.00 to $4.50 Heifers to $4.75 to $4.00 to $4.25 Calves $6 to $7.50. Hogs: The market active and higher on med-iums and heavies, and steady on others. and hee vies $7.00 to $7.15 piers to $6.90 to $6.90 to $6.50 to $6.50 Sheep and limbs steady.

Lambs $7.50 down. fC visions as to extension of mains shall not preclude the Company from laying mains, pipes, services and conduits with neces- Granting Unto the Xenia Water Company, Its Successor, or and conduits shall Assigns a Franchise for eo as not to Privilege of Operating and be ara jnterfere wjth any Maintaining a Water Plant in conduits or sewers the City of Xenia, Ohio. at the time of such location and laying; laving and location of such mains, t)incs, services or conduits, the Company shall hold the city harmless from any and all damages arising from the negligence or mismanagement of the Company or its employes. In case the Company shall fail or refuse to pay any such damages or to indemnify the city by reason ol any loss by way of damages mentioned in this item, or in case the Company shall fail to restore the said streets, alleys, lanes or public places to their original condition, the city, through Hoard of Public Service, made after any such appraisement, one-half of the cost of specified, for all purposes of fire fng enumerated purposes, free of; purchase price Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Xenia, State of Ohio. Section I.

That the Xenia Water Company shall have the privilege of constructing and maintaining and operating a system of water works in and near said City of Xenia, Ohio, the purpose of supplying water to said city for fire purposes, for sewer purposes for cisterns street squares, and all other purposes within the corporate limits thereof; and for the purpose of supplying the citizens of said corporation with charge: (a.) tor cleansing and flushing sewers, drains and gutters, under the direction of a proper authority of the city. (b). For the six drinking fountains for man and beast, now installed; and for the ornamental A. G. Barber fountain, located on Main street opposite (c.) After any such appraisement has been made, said party of the first part shall the option of purchasing said water works at such appraisement at any time within six months after such appraisement has been made, and within the year mentioned herein, wherein the said City of Xenia has the privilege its shall water for private purposes by the power to deduct from the rentals herein mentioned to D.

first car leaves at 5:30 a. second car at 7 a. rn. and then on the even hour up to 111 p. rn.

The car arriving at Xenia at 12 midnight, remains over night. The Ba. and 2 and 5 p.m. cars connect for Lebanon. Sunday 8 and 6.

Cars leaving at 7 and 9 a. 12, 2, 5, 7, and IO p. make connection for Beavertown, Bellbrook and Spring Valley. Rapid Transit division Cars leave for Dayton at 6:55, 8:55. 10:55 a.

12:55, 2:55 and 4:55 p. rn. Cars stop at Green Line jar barns and connect for Dayton at Smithville road. DAILY EXOEPTBUNDAY KENIA MARKETS. Wheat, 72c.

Corn, 40c Oats 34c. Flour, $3.50 to $4.00 per bbl. Timothy hay, $16. Clover Hay, $12. Mixed hay, $13.

Wheat strays, $7.00. Oats straw. $7.00. Potatoes. 60c.

Butter, 25c per pound. Eggs, 25c per dozen. Young chickens, 10c per lb. Hens, 10c per lh. Old roosters 5c.

Ducks 10c. Geese, 9c Cattle, butchers' I at cows, $3.00 to $3.50. Butchers' steers, $4.00 to $5. lo. Stockers $3.50 to $4.50.

Veal calves, $6.00 to $7.00. Fat Sheep, $4.00 to $4.50. Buck lambs $5.00 Fat ewes and wethers lambs $6.00 to $6.50. Hogs, butchers, $6.50 to Stags $4.50 to $5.00. Sows, $4.75.

HEBEIN MARKETS. Corrected daily by Dewey Bros. Wheat 72c. Corn 40c. Oats BIL H1IE1 DEPORTS FROM EVERYWHERE.

Prices of Grain, Live Stock Wool That Ruled on Yesterday, and means of both the direct pumping system and the stand-pipe system. Said plant shall be capable of supplying the water by either or both of the said systems. Section 2. All pipes and mains laid in the streets and alleys of said city, or those to be laid. shall be able to stand a test of hydrostatic pressure of 150 lbs.

to (he square inch. Said pipes and mains on any extensions shall he laid not less than five (5) feet from the surface of. the street, and shall have a valve distribution such as may be necessary for the cutting off of any section or sections when the same may become necessary tor needed extensions or repairs or for any purpose. Section 3. The steam pumping capacity shall be sufficient to throw within 1000 feet of the intersection of Detroit and Market streets, in said city, simultaneously, seven separate and distinct streams of water, to a height of IOO feet, through not less than IOO feet of inch rubber hose and I inch smooth brass nozzles under a direct pumping pressure.

A pressure of 55 lbs. per square inch at the level of the intersection of Detroit and Market streets, shall be maintained. All hydrants erected and maintained by the Company shall be anti-freezing and double nozzle of standard pattern; the nozzles to be 2 inches in diameter with such threads as will allow the hose now in use by the fire department to be attached. No main having a diameter of less than 6 inches in size, snail be used for the purpose of fire protection, and the hydrant COH" nection shall not be less than 4 inches in diameter. The Company shall also furnish and set all gates, boxes, valves and other fixtures and apparatus necessary for the effective operation and maintenance of the hydrant system and shall keep the same in perfect repair.

(c For all public school build- of purchasing the same. inlaid "itv which arc (d.) The said. The Xenia which may hereafter Water Company and its fcucccs- erected, or be erected, (d.) For motor power sore or assigns, shall, upon any for such purchase, make to the the --------Oh irell organs and in case there the City of Xenia the al churches without motors, ance of said franchise and said rvaovr havp one hydrant. water works free and clear of all they mav have one hydrant (e.) For filling public cisterns incumbrances in said city, when they are in good repair. For the Yourn Mens Christian Association, for Association purposes, and to whatsoever, and the said, the Xenia Water Company, its successors or assigns, hereby agrees to make such conveyance in such case and according to such conditions.

be paid by the city to the Company, any amounts that the city may be required to expend for the aforesaid purposes. There shall be no unnecessary or unreasonable obstruction of streets, avenues, alleys or public grounds, and all streets, avenues, alleys or public grounds shall be restored to their former condition as nearly as possible and as soon as practicable by the Company, having all ditches tamped or puddled so as to leave the surface as nearly as practicable in its original condition, and always to the satisfaction of the Board of Public Service. WATER RATES, ETG. amount md exceeding $50.00 per I Section ll. All tho obligations hc7ateT herein estate af this contract bind.up upon I the Company, and all rights and public buildings advantages hereby conferred of wild cm now.

or which here-1 upon it. shall bind and inure to after may be established, inelud-, the successors and of the in.ih.im fire engine houses, Company. I mainla all ch Company; provided further that Section 6. The Company shall charge for water furnished to the inhabitants of said city for domestic, business and other purposes, during the period covered by this agreement, not to exceed the same rates fixed and charged under its former contract in that behalf, but the minimum annual meter rate shall be ten ($10) dollars; and thereshal be no charge for repair or care of meters, except when they are damaged by hot water or frost. in which cases the cost of repans shall be paid by the consumer; except that the privilege ol sprinkling streets and lawns by residents of the city shall lie and hereby is, limited to a inch nozzle, and to the period from astart 'ceswirv connections be- and after the passage hereofua the water mains and said of this ram he necessary connections Kit! mWST together with acopyol a iv other person, ial, to whom ws hed free of cl Sections.

The Company shall have tim riarht to shut off thejCouncil. water temporarily from its Approved tb.s lCth day of mains, or such portion thereof as February. mav be necessary for the purpose Attest: C. F. Logan, Clerk of X- JV Vt U.

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rn. 2:10 p. in. 6:82 6:55 p. in 8:00 9:25 p.

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th. 6:66 p. rn. C.tficaao 11 flirt i host 1st to November and to four hours per day; tha h- say, between the hours of seven o'clock and nine in the forenoon and five and seven in provided further that consumers in sprinkling streets in front of their premises, shall confine such sprinkling to the space bounded by the center line of the street and the side lines of such premises extended so as to intersect said center line. Section 7.

The said City of of making repairs, extensions of, or alterations in, its works and system without liability to the city, or any consumer, for dam- ages occasioned by such temporary suspension of the supply of water nor shall the Company be liable to consumers for damages arising from the suspension of the supply of water caused by) accident to its works-or system; provided it shall use due diligence in making repairs, extensions or alterations, so that toe. stoppage of supply may be asi short as reasonably may be. Whenever practicable, the om-1 pany shall give notice of its in- tendon to temporarily shut off the afternoon supply of water tor loses aforesaid to the Chiel oi ie Fire Department and at Die of lice of the Board of Public Service of said city. Wm. F.

Brennan, Mayor of Xenia, Ohio. Money To Loan On Ktiruitutv, Pianos. and von glvp you nos mid JV I)ayton etnolnuatl Nu, 66. a. ai.

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ut i nil Kl i i 2 i 0: bulls IS s. $2 jj Vim Ualvi oiftn-- $2 7 OO9 i AH PYTFNSION OF WORKS. Xenia agrees to rent from said hXibMblUA or hou for the period of-ten Section 4. The Company shall frQm after the date of extend its mains to any Part ot arcoDtance of this franchise, the city, when requested to do fire hydrants by resolution of the Board ot character hereinbefore Public Service; provided there, (i all of which are now shall be lofted upon said ex ten- staiieci the exception of aion and rented by one hydrant, which may be in tjme less than twelve new hydrants to each mile of die ex- Public Service, tension; that is, one hydrant an allnnal rental of six UC pit a fit re. Of, drir.H Pa.

I ti. W. HENNER. Agtnb, W. ll.

UA LUO WA G. P. A s. 'ho cc. $5 TH, iiily lintel Un each twelfth of a mile.

In addition to such extension, whenever six or more property owners on any street where additional fire protection is no needed, and in front of whose property there is no water main, shall by written petition to said and at an annual rental Thousand Four Hundred 400.00) Dollars; and for all ny drants which the city may order to be located as hereinbefore provided in excess of said 20) it will pay to the Company the same rental as provided for the 200, that is to say, $32.00 per MB-sii Ak Astint prosy first Itta br til fit SORE THROAT. NIU atULS. iBtrmT Bii.xi.sst. A nm Mn Iw ilttrttiitit, TfiHfiilltlfi, ta HMR lllttrtbi A pttrwlitt af Craap, WluMtpMta f.swffk mm4 Alpfctkfirlfi. mirtiira wjrvmvm ti rn Ar at Mott tamm ap Ute In ilia jkawtel Pf try hofitfi VMM ANI (Nil Pm SH Sayre Hemphill, Druggists hi S'S.

a i 25 (PT, SO; im tnt. hut and Company ask for the extensmn per year. All of a water main in front of their hydrant rentals shall be pay premises, then such extension the first shall ba of January, April, July and Or- but not exceeding 2(M) feet in grants located length; provided each such ex-1woein excess of 200 of IU 15 SII 86 It) IS ui 66 flu HA TO TS HO s7i W6 Un a you cho ptiy bofi'k lo mot)t ly pay man ta. a rinKrirouiiil tho amount you mu find You $7 35; ii h. $7 i'riuie dry-fed.

I (tfy 7.7; (at Htoeff, 14 S3 r-i 8 25; cotvs, $3 85 4 IB; helfirs. SS it 75; 53 5(Uft I 25; u'Ultei find 530 )0 'a 50 OO. Sl eep Lambs Cholee lambs, $7 OO, wethers, 5 tin -i tu; mixed, I 50Cm 5 25; $1 OO, 60 down. Hows Yorkers, mediums and 57 20frt7 25; piers, $6 HOW 6 90; roughs, 2557 6 50; $5 50'fi) 5 75 Cincinnati Win ut No. 2 red, 79140 Corn -No 2, Oats No 2, I No.

2, $9 joy 7 5. merits $9 2 JIO 15. $2 '3 Every Woman It interested aud rtiould know about the wondertul tMARVEL Whirling Spray IWW est conven- tfiiit, It cleooaet illy. The your tlnijTirls! for I he cannot KI-, a. "I't no vther, hut must: mil partleuhus MU to te toWM villi IL (ll 1,3.

Sheep- 27. New York 'utile: 6 In.Sis. I 4 2 Sheep Lambs 4 25; land is, $7 1 5. lh 00 $7 TOI Ho RO Si to WI ti i ml 25. Lambs leers.

$5 IWS. $2 OOH Sheep, $3 Ca I voo SS I ala, 2H. R-I-P-A-N-8 Ta bn lee Doctors find A good proscription For mankind (Leant pneket Is for uhuh) The family (AU ownta) eon. 'll tpply tor a your, Ail is ll than lentil; proViucu wui ouch tension first be approved bv the the sum Board of Public Service and the Lcl, toward the expense petitioners shSl bind themselvf and ex- to said Company in writing to said $10.00 shall be become water consumers, or Pense 9 The city that each of them shall pay an- 1 change the lo- nually to the Company at least maya1La drant after it the minimum rates for dwelling bJ tho expense houses, such rates to begin from JI change shall be the laying of the service to such tkhg city All hydrants consumers; and such extensions diall be used ex- shall be made by the Company iveiy for the purpose of in any length up to400 feet, upon ti uishing fires and flushing the petition of a proportionate the city, number of property owners and of Fire Depart- upon the foregoing conditions; A at once actify the provided the Company shad not guporjntendent of the Company be required to lay any extension engineers at the pumped its system upon any street un- or an system til the grade of such street sha in the office of have been established and said lhe employees of the street graded to, or within one above llameiK for the loot of said grade. And notifying said eni- ORUINANCE to be passed Section ii.

The city also agrees adopt all ordinances and regu- ations needful and requisite to; protect the property and works of the Company from damage, fraud and imposition; and to construct and enforce the use sanitary sewers and other proper appliances, and to aid otherwise Home 76C1 ay all possible means, secure, preserve and maintain the purity of the water supply, and to prevent the waste of the water on the part of tile consumers. I ro- vided that the failure of the Company to supply a good and sufficient (juantity of water as herein provided may work a tor- feiture of this franchise at the option of said city. Section IO. I he said, the of Xenia, shall have the right and option at any time during the last year of this franchise, to purchase the water-plant, ox said Company at an appraised Evaluation to be ascertained by the estimate of three competent engineers to be selected as ioi- 1U One to be selected by the said City of Xenia, by a resolution ot Council; one by the said Company and the two so select a third before placing arty estimate upon the valuation ol said plant, and said appraisers in estimating the value of said plant, shall not include the value of the unexpired franchise ot the said Company, its successors or assigns, and nothing shall be paid by the said city to said Company for such unexpired franchise. (a.) In case the two engineers appointed by Said parties fail to anti our Dill vail "li you Miifiiiu Whll" In Xenia.

American Loan 307 -308 U. B. Building, Dayton, Ohio. Bell 4245. c.

ti. ta Excursions. Colonists rates to Hie West and Southwest Feb. 5th and I9th. See agent for particulars.

Home-seekers tickets on sale Feb. 5th and 19th to all points in South-east, Southwest and North-west. See us before purchasing tickets for above points. Account of the Mardi Gras at New Orleans rate from Xenia to New Orleans will be $23.20 and to Mobile and Pensacola $21.95. Tickets will be sold Feb.

6th to 10th inclusive, good leaving New Orleans not later than Feb. 16th. C. W. BENNER, Agent.

IO MAIL vided that the Company may a fire, charge not to exceed the sum of I Company agrees to for service connections to! tirws during the term be made, and when so paid it agreement, an abundant shall be a credit on first years of this ag rentals. Section 5, The foregoing pro- lf getting Daily Gazette by upon a third engineer, the mail please police the date atter A it in arrears LE PROMPTLY. of the Court of Common your name ar Pleas in and for Greene County, PLEPleas in and for Greene County, PLEASE SET Ohio, shall appoint such third Every expense engineer. paper has to (b.) The expense of any CASH. Wb such including Vance you re reasonable compensation to the The post appraisers, shall be paid by the considering minnlv of water through said city of Xenia, but in case a pur- letting any hydrants at the pressure herein of said waterworks is unless the- sui in publishing the be met with the you pay in ad- your own paper.

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