Daily Republican., 1889-06-07
MoSla SpSn within twelve fsss The w!ndOw.

would open within twelve feet Of the windows
OF the main house or the adjoining houss.
Y P%sse S SIsd to
ghter than u pipe.
SECTION Is. All connections Of lead with
Iron pipes must be maze with a brass sleeve
or lerfule OF the came tize as the 10 d
pipe, put In the hub of The branch OF the iron
pipe caniked with lead. The lead pipe must
ue attached TO the 1erTule by wiped joint
All conhections OF lead pipe and vent pi Ues
shall be made by lneans OF wiped Joints.
zlns. basin, wash-uay, bath and every tub OF
SET Of tubs and hydrAnt waste pipe must be
senara!.ly and en.ctivsly trapped; urinai plat
forms II connected 10 drAin pipes must also be
properly trapped aid y supply OF water 30 ar
ranged A. TO always maintain The seal OF said
Tub or other fixture DC connected with water
closet trap,
skCrloN IL. Traps must be placed as near
the fixtures as practicable, and In no cAss
shall u trap be more than two feet from M
lures. Laca and every trap shall be protected
from espionage aud be ventilated by an air
pipe taken out OF the crown Of the trap and
branrhcd Into The coll pipe above the highest
hKtuTe, or connected with q special nj e
erected for ventilatiRg ~ rpOsvB, only said ven
tilating pipe to extend ut least Two ieet above
The ROOT in Whiuh case the area sI the sDectAl
vent mast be increased ns II passes up~srds so
as TO coTtrAl pond U the combined area OF Nil
branch Vent' passing intO II, or by some APP
cal trap may &c substituted where II Is nrrCs-
sary or advisable, but only on SPECIAL permit
llOui tht uablHH lhhptClOfs
SECTION IN. Overflow pipes from fixture IN
each case must b. connected on the inlet eide
OF the tap Of the same fixture,
CrtON ~. No safe under any fixture shall
be provided with any arp, waste or notice.
pipe connecting with any soil OF waste pipe.
The ~uste-pipe from Ieirigeraturs suall In no
case be. directly connected win any soil or
vast pipe or With ANY drain or sewer.
SECTION 70. Water closets must never be In
an unvent lated room or compartment II Il can
be avoided. lu every case the compartment
must be open TO the outer air, or he ventilated
Ia ina Na al ali N .lE al
an hollow plunger closets are prohibited.
skCrtoN n. Water closets when iplaced in
ientiy and 'dequately flushed and their water
supply pipes and traps must lie protected
from freezing, The compartment Of such
wafer closets must be ventilated.
SECT OK Y. tain water lie tders must mover
be used AS sail waste or vent pipes. nor shall
leader.
SECTION ~, No steam exhaust, blow-on or
drip pipe from steam bollsr shall connect
with the sewer or with any drain, soil pipe or
waste pipe. Such pipes must discharge into a
tank or condenser from which n suitable out
let to the drain may lie provided
Skcr1oN q. Every plumbing system which
Includes water closets, and soil pipes leading
from water closets, including those altered or
extended, uH't be tested by the plumber by
the air test, In the presence OF the Plumbing
ms ectnr. Az Jnints must be made light and
Defective pipe must be removed aud replaced
by sound pipe
ST. nos j, Any person or persons or cor
nOrAtiun Offending against or Violating any OF
the provisions vi thl- ordinance shall upon
conviction IN. reuf pIy apenalty OI nyrdolars
for the fir OilHnrr, and fer the second ami
each subsequent offence the sum of Ten dol
lars.
sEclieN o. The Plumbing Inspector NAV
at any time be rem wed from piitH. Tor neyIi-
gence or nalt"asance, and such removal shalt
Uu.n
Passed at tho Ci'y Hail Nav a. 1859.
Returned, vet ed by the Mayor, June 4th,
lss9.
Passed over the veto ny the following two
thirds vote Of the Council June 9TH, 1851
Yeas. MCssrB, AyAr-, HauRh, Beale Davis,
Diliin, Forrest Mcbride, McGouighl, Me-
Kenny, Nc MenMuin, Quinn, Ryan, Sawdon,
Sharkey shea, Whit and President Farra. -
NAye;-Mess,s. Bower, Chambers, Colev.
Hawkins, johnson, Mccall, Moore and
Roberts. 5.
j. G.. FARRA
Prc3lh mt oil Cuuni II.
Attest: A. +. MESHI X, Clerk.
Nocopying.l
June G, 1889.