Journal of the Common Council, of the City of Philadelphia, for 1897-1898
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Rhynor, and Mr. Yearsley, all of whom opposed the lease. Ih\. I. W. Hey-inger also apf 138 APPENDIX TO THE JOURNAL.
peraed before the Committee to criticise the proposal of The United Gas Improvement Company relative to testing •of meters and the failure to provide a method of adjusting disputes between the lessee and consumers, the extension of mains to meet improvements of the City, and stated that while he did not advocate it, he would not object to the City purchasing its gas, but thought t...he City should take charge of the distribution and be responsible therefor.
At the same meeting the Committee received a communi- cation from Thomas M! Thompson, Director of Public Works, with a certificate of the Board of Revision of Taxes attached, showing the total valuation of all the real estate occupied by the City for its gas business as being $2,765,- 000. The valuation of all the property occupied by the Ninth Ward Station being fixed at $1,200,000, as follows: Lot bounded by Chestnut and Market streets and Twenty- fourth street and Schuylkill River, at $200,000; lot bound- ed by Twenty-third street and Schuylkill River and Market street and Pennsylvania Railroad, at $600,000, and the lot bounded by Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets and Market street and the Railroad, at $400,000; and also a letter from John C.
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Rhynor, and Mr. Yearsley, all of whom opposed the lease. Ih\. I. W. Hey-inger also apf 138 APPENDIX TO THE JOURNAL.
peraed before the Committee to criticise the proposal of The United Gas Improvement Company relative to testing •of meters and the failure to provide a method of adjusting disputes between the lessee and consumers, the extension of mains to meet improvements of the City, and stated that while he did not advocate it, he would not object to the City purchasing its gas, but thought t...he City should take charge of the distribution and be responsible therefor.
At the same meeting the Committee received a communi- cation from Thomas M! Thompson, Director of Public Works, with a certificate of the Board of Revision of Taxes attached, showing the total valuation of all the real estate occupied by the City for its gas business as being $2,765,- 000. The valuation of all the property occupied by the Ninth Ward Station being fixed at $1,200,000, as follows: Lot bounded by Chestnut and Market streets and Twenty- fourth street and Schuylkill River, at $200,000; lot bound- ed by Twenty-third street and Schuylkill River and Market street and Pennsylvania Railroad, at $600,000, and the lot bounded by Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets and Market street and the Railroad, at $400,000; and also a letter from John C.
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