Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 January 1891 — Page 7
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COST OF ELECTRICITY.
SHALu THE OiTY DO ITS OWN v, LIGHTING?
A Uareful and Close Estimate Mado by a Practical Electrical Engineer.
To the Editor of the Journal:
I noticed in your issue of the 10th inst. au article on tlio cost of ruumag an electric li^lit ocntrul station, ftuil Liaviug liad consitlerahle experience in that line I take the liberty of adding a few remarks on the subject which may come opportune.
I think that the estimates made on the cost of operating a plant such as is proposed for your city, in the aforementioned article, are rather elaborate and can be cut down considerably, i. e. to the cost that ft private corporation would expect to operate it at.
Taking a plant such as that named by Mi. Geo. E. Fisher before the Oounoil on the evening of the 12th inst., which would be 80 arc l"mps, and 1,000 incandescent lamps of 16 candle power each, as a standard.
A good arc limp of the best svstems should furnish the nominal 2,000 candle power light at a consumption of seventy-five one hundreds of a horse power at the dynamo belt, and the im proved systems of incandescent lamp lighting, which is that known as the al ternating current system, the only one adapted for commercial lighting, should furnish not less than ten of the 16 candle power incandescent lamps fnr each horse power delivered to the pulley of the dynamo. This means lamps on the circuits throughout the town, all losses from resistance of circuit and house, wiring, loss of conversion in dynamo being allowed for. Tliid would give us 160 horse power consumed from the engine, allowing 100 horse power for the 1,000 15 candle power incandescent lamps, imd 60 horse power for the 80 arc nominal 2,000 candle power lamps. Now a standard make of Return TubularBoiler,properly handled ond burning good Indiana block coal, should evaporate eight pounds of water, per pound of coal burned on the grate bars.
A standard moke of Coir pound Engine should deliver a horse power to the belt on a consumption of not exceeding twenty-five pounds of evaporated water, in the cylinders. (They do do it on 21 pounds non condensing) without a condenser. So that with one pound of coal to each eight pounds of water, we have a consumption of three pounds of coal per horse power delivered on the belt of the engine, per each hour of rnunincr time. There is no trouble about doing this with the best types of stei'.m plants.
Suppose we carrv the whole load until midnight, which on an average throughout the year would be about seven hours, that would be 160 horse power hours multiplied by seven hours, or 1,120 horse power hours. After midnight the commercial electric lamps are shut dowu, and the arc lamps which •ire lighting the streets are burned until daylight on moon light as well as other nights. (There are about 2.200 hours in the year at night when there is no moon.) Say on an average of five hours after midnight, wo would then have 60 horse power per hour for five home, or 300 horse power hours, which with the 1,120 would make 4,420 horse power hours per night at three pounds of coal per horse power would bd 4,260 pounds of coal per night run, which at §250 per ton of 2,000 pounds would be $5.63 per night, or for a year of 365 days, a total cost of $2,055.00. One man in the station to run the plant as an electrician and engineer, and one fireman, with a trimmer for the arc lamps would be all the force necessary to run the plant succeFs.ully, and would be all that a private corporation would employ. Allowing.") per cent, interest on a total cost of'#2i,000 for the plant, or $1 Salary of elect rician Salary of llremau Salary of trimmer
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Carbons 12 hours run for each arc lamp multiplied by SO lamps C(iual 000 hoars', divided by 7 hours, the duration of one and a half carbons costini? one cent each, or 1H7 carbons per night, multiplied by :U55 days equal Cost of water supply from wells Cost of repairs.. Annual depreciation from service 5 per. cent 1.250
100 250
Total $8,017
or a total of say eight thousand dollars yearly expense. Now from this we have 1,000 commercial 16 candle power electric lamps which rent in the large cities like New York or Chicago for one cent per hour, which is the price of a five foot gas burner at §2.00 per 1,000 cubic feet of gas, and if made from pas coil alone would give, about 13 caudle power, but if mado by the water gas process, much less. Taking 1,000 16 candle powt-r lamps at one cent an hour for seven hours per night and we have seventy dollars per night, or for a year of 365 days, which is tlio way the coal consumption is figured at, gives us twuutyfive thousand, five hundred and fifty dollars income, and 80 arc lights besides in the streets which have cost nothing. Even cutting this income in two and leaving the charge for coal the same we still have twelve thousand, seven hundred and seventy-five dollars, or fo* ty seven hundred and seventyfive dollars profit, and eight arc lamps worth at the standard fixed by your local company at §50 per year each, or four th. usand dollars saved on this, makiug eighty seven hundred dolla- in all, profit by the operation.
The city of Columbus, Indiana, is operating eighty nominal 2,000 c.p. arc lamps for street lighting at a cost of less than twenty-four hundred dollars annually, or less than thirty dollars per year per lamp. Previously they paid the local company seventyeight dollars per lamp.
The city of Oxiord, Ohio, operates a plant of
1,000
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own plant. Ia neithe1, of these two cities do they have compound engines which run at about forty per cent, less evaporated water consumption than high speed non compound engiues.
In an article on the Municipal Ownership of Industries, by Mr. Allen H. Foote, he says: "So fir as I am aware, the policy of the municipil ownsrship of the manufactured gas industry is nd vocated by professors of economy on the broad grouud that it is a means of (securing an economical advantage for society. I presume such professors will agree with me in the general statementthat:
That system of economy is best which most surely tends to enable the poorest member of society to become richer. To reach a solution of tliib problem it is to inquire in what way does the policy of munioipal ownership tend to enable the poorest member of society to become richer. Two different methods for manifesting the economical advantage to be gained by such ownership are in operation. First, operating a plant to the purpose of creating a profit the profit being used to reduce taxation for speciol generil purposes.
Second, operating the plant without the intention of makiug a profit for the purpose of supplying consumers at actual cost' production.
After discussing the matter he further he says: "Operating a municipal plant for the purpose of supplying consumers at cost of production. Of the two methods considered, this is the most equitable. By it the rich gain only the advantage of the saviug in the gas they consume, and the gai-i of the noor is oa the same basi*. The gas bills of the poor being a lnrg^r per ceutage of their income than are the gas bills of the rich. The economical ^idvantage gained by the poor und this method effects :i larger percentage of saving for the poor, in proportion to income than it does for the rich. Therefore this method tends to enable the poorest member of society to beoome richer. It obtains the greatest good for the greatest number." It causes, so far as the economic advantage is concerned, the poor to grow richer and the rich to grow poorer, because it leaves the taxes for the rich to pav. This would be the result of an equitable distribution of wealth."
It is evident from the foregoing, that if the economic advantage obtained by the community through the price paid for the service is to decide the policy of of municipal ownership of industries, then those who advocate private ownership must accept the issue on this basis, and be ready to show that they can and will perform the same service for the same price the community pays for it under munioipal ownership and administration. C-. F. Dunderdale.
Electrical Engineer.
Chicago,Jan. 18, 1891.
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McElree's Wine of Gardul and THEDFORD'S BUCK-DRAUGHT are for sale by the following merchants in this county:
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Ladoga, 17. 1). Middle. New Market,, ES Wray. Waveland, W Hobinson.
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Cause Xo.
Notice is her. by given that, tho umhvrsignetl Commissioners appointed by order ol the Montgomery Circuit, Court in Cauae No. '.UM'.I, wherein Samuel.I. Milligun el,at, are plaintiffs, and James W. Millitran, et al, areaefendants. Petition lor Partition, tliat I will sell at public auction on Saturday, Feb. 7. lS'.ll. between 10 a. m. and-I p. m., at the south court house door in the city of Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana, the following described real estate, to wit
The undivided one-third of one-half of lot number live (.V in the second hast cm Addition to the town ol Wuvehmd. a 1 bernity-tour(51i and lll'ty-live (.*151 on the plat ol lJu* W uvi-'lmid as lii'ul out-in Uu» 1 S.» boiuuitMl Ms follows: Hoyinuin^r itt •i j.oint ou tlu' wost iiuc ol' suul kit number tllty-llvi' a point ..IVot nort li ntnl ID loot eastot the southwest corner ot's.iid lot umber and running thence north 40 t'em, thence^?ast teet.thencesouth 40 feet,thence west 77 tout place of be^lnnitiK. Also, the undivided one-third of parts of lots number .d and .7 in the plat of Wuvehmd laid out. nt tho year 1NJ17, bounded as follows: HeuriuniiiK at the southeast corner of said lot"50, thence west nil feet, thence north foot.. Thence east »»U feet, thence south 1m» feut to tlio place ot bctfinnlnjr.
Ala*), the undivided one-third of parts of lota
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tlon to \V aveland, Hejrlnnintr ut a point 5 rote east ot the northwest corner of said lot number JOo, and running thence east it feet, thences5iuth \'tu feet, tiienco wi st 00 h*M., lience nort li toot. to.t he place of hwurinnmjr.
J10 undivided one-third of lot nutnlwr ~lSMnth»4tli Kastern Addition to Wavoland Also, the undivided one-third of part, of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section .10, township 17 north, ratine Owi^t Hejfmnin^r at the northwest corner of said southwest quarter of northwest quarter section. and running thence south 4 tio-J00 ehuins, thence south SO decrees east 0 50-100 chains, thence south 7 debtees 15 minutes east 1
j0-100
chains, thence north HO deirrees
4i minuteseast, !»0 links, thence south 10 decrees east 0.1 links, thence north 80 dcurees 4 minutes east 5 15-100 chains, thence north degree Last 4 01-100 chains, tiienco north dCHTO minutes east 5 t.'5-lOO chains to Uie north line ot said southv est quarter, thence west ISehams to the bcKlnninjr contaiuliiK 9 (-10 acres.
Also, the undivided one-third of part of the east halt ol the northwest quarter of section .50, township 17 north, ran^e Owest, hounded
as ut 11
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and 00-100 chains sout h, 1 decree east of tiie northwest corner of said east half and runnincr thence south 1 decree eastS .TM00 chains to ViM*.?.°11111 t- corner of at raet owned hv Dan Williams, thence south so decrees :u minutes west 4 75-100 chains to lie center of Uaccoon Lreek, thence south 3 decrees MO ininutes east chains thence north S2 negroes l.i minutes east 8 50-100 chains along the nortii line ol the l-'resliyterlun Cemetery, tiienco north l!) degrees 15 minutes west, HO l'oot, to the south line of the land owned by C.K. Moore, thence south 2ti degrees west, along said south hue 4 lcet to Uie southwcM. corner ofsnfd land, thence nortii :t7 degrees .'id minutes wt 150 feel to Ihe northwest, corner of said Moore's lol.thenee nort.2(1 degrees east 220 feet, the- ce nortii 45 dem-ees west -»S feet thence south -1 degrees, west 2.S feet, thence north K5 degrees, west S4 leet, thence nort :t degrees, east. '.'(JO feet to the cen'or of Uaccoon ('reek, thence west, along the center of said creek to the place of beginning, conti'iining 4 acres.
Also the undivide one-third of lii'i feet in Uvidth oil'of the east Mdeof lot number 1,8 in he :$rd Kustern Addition to lie town of \V aveanil.
Also, tho undivided one? third of live twenty fourths 15-24) interest in lie west halt of the southwest |iiar1enif section :«, township 17 noilh. riiiige Owest, subject to the life estate or Mrs, rit-clove Mooie.
Also the Uiidivideii one-half of iols number in*, loo and llo in the 1th Kastein Addition to the town of Waveland. .Mi ol such real eslate being situated 111 Montgomery comity. Stale of Indiana, andcxcepled Irom the above real estate is the following portions which is not to be Included initio above to wit: Part of the south end of lots number and 57 mi the I'hlt, of WaVeiandius laid out in 1«.'S7, bounded as fo lows: lieginning at the southeast corner of said lot. 50, thence north with Cross -areet feet, thence west (iO l'eet, lhcuee south feet to Main street, thence east with Main street, (10 feet to the beginning, all of said lines having same vai iat ions as the plat, of the town of \Va velami. Also part of s»id iot number 105 in the :ird Kast .era Addition to Waveland, Indiana, bounded as follows: Commencing at a stake or stoneon the south lino of Main street in said town 82 4 teel east from the northwest corner.ol'said lot number 105 tlionce south with .Paris .Conner's east line i:ci feet, thence east 4!)54 l'eet, thence north 1J12 leet, thence west, with said Main street 40'4 feet to the place of beginning, all of said liues having same variations as the lots and streets of Waveland.
The above described real estate is to be sold on the following terms, to wit: One third of the purchase price to be paid cash in handon the day of sale one-third in twelve, months and one-third in IS months from day of sale.
The purcnaser giving his notes secured by mortgage on the premises above described without relief of valuation or appraisement, bearing 0 per cent interest
Thecointnissioner reserves the right to rejectany bid, and if the said premises are not sold on the day set the sale to be continued from day to day till the same is sold on a satisfactory bid.
ALBERTC. JENNISON, Commissioner.
M. W. Bruriner& A. C. Jennison, Attornoyg. Crawfordsville, Indiana, 8, 1891.
Estate of Ostium SI. Lacey, deceased, OT-ICIi OF APPOINTS! KNT.
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Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed and duly qualified as administrator of the estate of Osman Al. Lacey, late ol' Slontgomery County,Indiana, deceased, bilid estate is supposed to be solvent.
WILUAAI T. HKITSH.
Dated Jan. 17,1890. Administrator
Estate ol" Isaac C^uiek, Deceased. OTICli OK APPOINTMENT.
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned luus been appointed and duly qualltied as administrator, with the will annexed, of the estate of Isaac Quick, late of Slontgomery county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
JOHN lirSKEItlC, .nt, Administrator.
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In the matlerof the estnto of William Stipe, deceased. in the Montgomery circuit Court. No. 04(5.
Notice is hereby given Unit upon petition filed In said Court by the .Admlnist rator of said (.state, setting up the insufllcieney of Ihe estate of said decedent, to pav fb«- debts and liabilities thereof, the Judge of said Court did. on tlie Sth day of Januarv. ism, tind said estate to be probably insolvent, and order Ihe same to be sel tied accordingly. The creditors of said estate are therefore hereby not I tied of such insolvency and required to tile their claims against, said estate for allowance.
Witness, the Clerk and seal of said court Crawfordsville, Indiana, this nth day of January, 1S01.
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Connect lug wit solid Vestibule trains at lllooiniiifiton and Peorl-i lo and from SI ssour river, Denver and the Paeitle coast.
At, 1 ndhmnpolls, Cincinnati, Springfield and Columbus to .ind from the eastern and uea board ell leg.
TJIA1NS AT OltAWKOT IVITjIJR. OOINO WKST. No. 0 mall 0:1 8 a. in 'jy*rv No.7 mall (d.. 12:55 a. No. 17 mail 1 :H5 p. in No. Express (1:45 p. .•
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No.10 Mall (d) 1:55am No. 2 Express H:18am No. 18 Mail :10 pm No.8 Stall 5:05 pin For full Information regarding tlmo, rates and routes, consult the ticket, agent and 1'. SiK folder.-!. OEOKOEE KOHINSON. Airt
Vandal ia Line
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Nashville, Chattanooga, Florida, Hot S[H'ina:s T^xas, Kansas, Missouri, Michigan, Canada,
Northern Ohio,
Clean Depots, Clean Coaches, Sound Bridge* .1. C. Hutfhinso" Airent,.
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Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago, St. LouIb, Hamilton, Dayton,
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A "YKAIt! I undertake to briefly 1 teach Auy fairly mtrMifmit prrson of either laei, who c«n read auO write,and vrho, [after hiilructloii, will work indu«triou»lyv how to earn Three Tltounand Dollar* a
Tear In iht-lrown loraHtlen,wher«v(r they Uve.I will alsofUrnlth the iituatiuu oreiiipluynieitt^it which yuu can earn that amount. No monev for in« unle»n »tat,«,«*fulas above. KaRUy aud thickly Irartted. desire but one work or from «ach district or county. I have already taught nnd provided with employ meat a larc« tuitnher, who aw making over fUtHHI a jearewch. it's NKW and Full partlculamFK CI'.. Add.esa at ouce, 11. C, .VLLIC.N, llo» Atiu ti»tu« Muln«i