The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-27
Particular Inducements.
.A.NT e9Xar9LJ.A.NcJH.

-LA- IN - IL 49, A--LN LA All - 49,
70 provide ter tn regulation and inspcc'
tiOt Of buildings, the moro ctlcctuN pre-
yent,uu Of fires, and the better pregerN alton
OF lie ana property In the city OF pallas.
HrH ordaintd IN he CHy CoWoH If ne ciiB gf
DHitg hdi-
SgcrQN /. When any person shall be
GhG,it 90 erect n house or Nuilding Wilhlp
the city Of ugllag, he SHAH make u written
application 10 the CITY Engineer, stating the
number and extent of tile buildings, the es7
timaicd cost, the eXuqt spot OF ground on
whigR ~ i5 ~ be built, and he QoptrAgt
lilpc for oompletioni and lheleppon said
official shah, Nltcr inspecting the plemises,
Issue u pc, init to occupy such nnrl OF any
street or alley for the purpose OF placing
thereon n lime house or building materials,
and for sHel time asInny he necessary, Amy
person or persons building VII hOpt first haV-
ing obtained SuGn permit, or violating the
law after hnying obtP ined 1t, shall ba deem
ed guilty Of n mlsdemeanor, ana, on eonYin'
Hon thereof he fined not lesa Than ten nor
more than one hundred dollars.
Section ,. NJ that portion of the city OF
.DAlins, lying within the district AZ is or may
DE designated, by ordinance OF this Council,
MS The "tire limits, shall constitute the build
Ing limits designated under TINS ordinance,
An which no building shall hereafter be
.bullt except in conformity with the proVis-
tons Of this ordnance; and tine several pro-
visions Ot lhlS ordinance shall apply W all
stone brlok or iron buildings Within SAID
limits.
Section 3, All buildings erected hereafter
within the building limits OF the city OF Dali
las shall have outside or party wall con-
structud OF stone, brick or iron, and all such
walls shall be built to n line and carried up
plumb and straight, with close joints. and
the several component parts Ofall such build
iugs shall be built and constructed in such
manner Us herein provided,
SECTION T. Az I9nGqnilAH ,N4Ha Sheil ee
huilt ulslhne or bripk, ana shall be laid NOT
less than two teethelow the established grade
of the street, on good solid bottom, All
pic.S, columns, posts and pillars resting on
the eHrth shall have u footing course, and
snail be sot upon IL bottom IN tho same man
nrr ms the foundation walls
section .. The footing or base course un-
der all foundation walls shall be ut least
" inches in depth, ofstone, hard brick OF by
draulic cement, concrete, and shall be at least
twice ns wide as the bottom width of the
Foundation walls, All foundation walls,
o6hcr than those of dwellings, shall be at
least four inches thicker than the wall next
above them, TO u depth of sixteen feet below
the cNrb levul, and shall be- increased four
inches IN thickness for every 1--WE feet in
depth below the level of the street curb
Section Il, In all dwelling houses from
thirty to thirty eight feet In height and not
more than twenty-five feet IN width the out
side walls shnll not be less than twelve
inches thick, and the party walls shall not
We lNoS VI III lNGlNt luGuts InlGhs III ull
dwelling houses thirty eight to iilty-ilve
feet in height, aud not more than thnty feet
in width, the outside and party walls must
not be less than than twelve inches thick !;
and II above fifty-tiVe feet, the walls shall
not be less than sixteen inches thick, to the
top OF the second story JOis,s
section I. In all buildings other than
dwelling houses, not above thirty-1ve feet
N height, and not more than twenty'seyen
feet in width, tho outside walls shall not be
"A hoe tsAy ,.lA
feet and under fifty feet in height,
the walls shall not be less than sixteen
Inches thick TO the height of twenty feet,
and not less than twelve inches thick from
thence to the top. In all buildings over
twenty-five feet In width, aud not having
either brick partition walls or girders, sup
ported by columns running from front to
rear the walls shall be Increased an addi-
tional four Inches In thickness, to the same
relative thickness in height ~ required UNI
der this section for every additional ten feet
In width of said building or any portion
thereof I
section g. In all buildings hereafter erect
ell within said limits, in which there are
stone or brick partition walls, said walls
shall in regard to thickness, height and fOun-
dalton, be subject to the clause and provis-
ions above SET forth. If, In place of partition
walls, iron or wooden glrders, supported on
iron or wooden columns, are used, they shall
be made of sufficient strength to bear safely
The weight OF two hundred and nifty pounds
for every square foot Of the floor, or floors,
that rest upon theni, exclusive of the weight
NJ the material employed in their coastrrc.
ton, and shell base footing courses OF brick,
and foundation walls under them, or two,
footing courses Of large, well shape stones,
LAID croSSwise, edge to edge, aud at least ten
Inches lhiclt IN each course, the lower foot
ing course TO be equal In area to that under
a parting walls and under every column as
above set torth, " cap of cut stone or iron,
md of q diameter Rt least twelve inches
sreatet than that of the column, must be
add HA EAiit ttriiI"
Section s.. M. wall OF any building now
erected, or hereafter TO be built or erected,
shall he out on below or altered in ony man-
ner To be supported wholly or tn part by
wood, hut shall be wholly supported by
stone, brick or iron. Every temporary sup
port placed nader any wall, girder or beam,
Turing the erection, luishing, alteration or
'epairing ofany building, shall be equal In
strength To the permanent support required
Tor such walls, gitder or beam. The walls OF
,very building must be strongly braced from
shp josts OF each story, until The nexttier of
posts are on and leveled up. -...-... /
Section 10. In every brick wall every fifth
,ourse0 of brick shall be u heading course, ex-
,ept where walls are laced with fine brick,
n which case every nth course shall be
banded into the backing by cutting the
COURSES OF the face brick and putting In diag-
)nal leaders behind the same. All leading
,ourses shall be good, hard, perfect brick.
SeVtlon IL. Ine. mortar used lnt Tue con-
'truction of any building shall consist OF
ime OF cement, mixed with sand in proper
No inferior lime or cement
ihalfbe used, and al sand shall be clean,
harp grit free from loan. All the joints In
he walls must be fllled with mortaT.s
Section L. All walls shall he securely an
'hored with iron anchors TO each tier Of
,eams; the nQnt, rear side, end and party |
wallis shall, If not carried up together, be
Incllored TO e,ieh other every six feet I'm Their |
height by tieunchors made If u Inch by ~
nch wrought-iron. The s aid anchors shall |
'e built into the front and rear walls Mt least |
'ne-llalf their thickness, SO as to secure the |
ront and rear walls To the side, end or par |
itlon walls and all stone used for the fac |
ng.of any building, except where built With |
lteruatet headers and stretcliers, shall be |
trongly ohoret with Iron aucllors let into |
tone one inch. The side, end or party walls |
hall be anchored TO each tier of joists at In
eryals of not more than ell Int feet apart, |
nth good, strong wr.ught-irop anchors |
q an Inch ny one inch, well
uilt INTO The wall and wen fastened 10 Side /
jOists. II n NtfsHslf Isl ffas 1875
Section IL. All side and party, front and
eur walls not corniced, shall be built up and
xtended at least twelve inches above the
Dois. andshall be capped with brick, stone,
on or SONIC fire-proof material. @'ft
SECTION IL. All openings for doors and
'indows In all buildings, except rs other