The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-30

Client Riuh Ofpl lhp or brick, well kpyri ara
WIN good ana sufficient abutinents or u ia, !
Tel a. blnne or non, ana on NE lnhido Vt all
Opening where tao llntrlh hhnll he lens thnn
Inc width Of Inc wall, there shall be u good
timber Intel on the inside Of the other lin'
tsl, winch shall at the ends rest not more
Than lOur ih1htH on The wall, column, post
or pillar anu II shall Do chambercd ~ ench
rndi hnd There shall be- turned u double
rOlOch arch over sud llntelH.
section 10, All stores, manuiactOIloB or
warehouses hereafter erected Wltnin tho lre
limits Of TINS Guy shall have doors, blinds or
shutters made 81 iron on every window Hnd
entrance lblYe lhe,hrHt story WhprOthe same
do moi Upon upon no street shutters must
be- uung ~ Iron eyes, securely built into the
wall, und hllhnrl blinds, doors aud shutters
shall Dn closet al the competition OF the hus-
ness OF the uhy,
section 10, An wooden lolsts or tinibers in
the party wall Of every building hereafter 10
he erected or buiit OF stone brick or iron
shall br sop fHlod rom the Ioist or timber
entering 10 tue opposite slide OF the wall by
NJ least four Inches of solid mason Work.
No door JObt shall be supported wholly upon
any wood Partition, but every beam, except
headers ana tail beams shall rest at ouch
rnu nOl less than four inches In the wall, or
upon aglrder, ar authorized by this ordi.
nance Bond bers only may be Us, u
IN the walls of1ny stone, brick or iron build
Ing they shall be laid -four and one.half
Inches apart, ana there shall be eight inches
~ brick or mason work belW cen the ends of
ne Hnino, All wooden floor Joista restiI Z on
the wall shall be out 20 the bevel OF three
iDches ON The end, In every building al
ready erected or hereafter 10 be built the
doors shall be OF sufficient strength To bear
the weight "a be imposed upon them, eXcu
sive OF the weight OF the materials used In
their construction.
section u, All corniccs and cutters OF
buildings hereafter TO be erected shall be OF
some nre-pfOof material, well secured 10 the
wall with Iron anchors, All exterior wooden
oornloes orgutiers that may be unsafe, or
rotten, shall be made safe or taken down,
SpctiOn IL. In all buildings every floor
shall he Of sufficient strength IN all its parts
10 bear safety, upon every superficial foot
OF ilS surface, seventy-five pouBdsi ana II
used ms n store, factory, warehouse, or for
ANY olhcr manufacturing or commercial
purpose, from one hundred and my TO Ave
hundred pounds and upwards, the weight In
each class Of these buildings being delerml.
/ ned BY the City Engineer, Every iloOr shall
/ bo OF sufficient strength TO bear safely the
weight aforesaid ~ addition to the
weight of the materials OF which the floor Is
composed, ana every column, post or
| vertical support shall be OF SUM
weight of the portion of each and every
| Moor depending upon II for support In addi-
ton TO lhe weight required ny above, TO be
! supported s0lely on said portions of said
doors IN all calculations for strength OF
materials TO be used In every building, the
proportion between the safe weight ana the
breaking weight shall be as one 10 three for
All floor J0ists. gi,leIs and other pieces sub
jeet 10 cross strain, and shall be MS one TO six
for all posts, column and other vertical sup
ports, and for all tie rods, Vie beams and
other pieces subject ~ n tpnale strain.
Section 10, The plpnking and sheating OF
- roof OF every building hereafter TO be
ted within the hre limits shall, in no
Eu be extended across the front, rear, side
renGty walls thereof of every such build
las to the top and sides OF every dormei
For fuf eroon shall be covered and rooted
ply at our Uirc,copper,iro ,orsuch equal
tween Main ut'ps ms the majority OF thI
sepi2idtf Nallas VIII insure ut the
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