Arizona republican., 1896-09-05

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 the street side of pole to be placed
 flush with the inside of curb.
 Sec. 3. And all poles that may be
 placed upon alleys twenty five (25)
 feet wide, the alley side of pole shall
 be placed three and one-half (31h)
 feet from the alley property line and parallel thereto and towards the center
 of alley.
 All poles that may be placed upon
 alleys twenty (20) feet wide Gncluding
 Wall street. shall be placed up to and
 flush with the property line; and side
 arms shall be used to carry the wires. And all poles in alleys at alley cor
 ners, where alleys intersect streets,
 the street side of such poles shall be placed in line with the street property | line.
 All poles that may be placed upon alleys elsewhere than at the alley cor
 ners of alley and street intersections,
 shall be placed in line with lot line or building partition wall right an- gled, or nearly so, tothe curb line,
 but no two poles shall be placed on op- posite sides of the alley. in line with
 the same lot line or building partition wall.
 No poles shall be placed at alley
 corners inside of street and alley in tersections.
 Sec. 4. One line of poles shall be
 jointly used for the carrying of tele- phone, telegraph, electric light and trolley wires; the dimensions of such
 poles shall not be less than fourteen Q4 inches square at butt, and eight (8) inches square at top and forty-two
 (42) feet in total length. If the poles
 be round the dimensions of such poles shall not be less than fourteen 11 inches in diameter at butt, and eight Y inches in diameter at top. and two (42) feet in total length. la.ive position upon such poles ", the telephone wires shall N, o the arms of said poles
 whic., est above the ground, the teree- to be placed inter mediate nd TIC light wires to the nearest 35o- ground. But in no .,-, shall any wire, on
 any pole used 1olntly, be placed at a
 less height than twenty-six (26) feet
 above the ground, excepting only the
 trolley stay wire.
 All poles shall be set not less than six (6) feet in the ground and river
 gravel shall be filled in around the pole and we'll tamped, that the pole
 may remain perpendicular under all
 conditions.
 When poles are used for only one
 kind of traffic, then the dimensions of
 such poles shall not be less than twelve 12) inches square at butt, and seven CD inches square at top, and twenty six (26) feet in total length above the
 ground. If the poles be round the dimensions of such poles shall not be less than twelve Q2) inches in diam
 eter at butt, and seven CD inches in diameter at top and twenty-six (26) feet in total length above the ground. But when two or more companies
 wish to place wires upon the same portion of a street or alley, then and in that case joint poles shall be erect ed in the manner and with the dimen-
 sions hereinbefore specified. AM poles shall be of wood, metal or any other material suitable for such
 purposes, and if such poles be of wood, then mountain spruce, yellow fir
 Cknown as Oregon pine), or any other wood equally as strong and durable shall be used, and the use of such
 wood for poles shall be approved by the city engineer.
 All poles, side arms and cross arms shall be p1aned or smoothed on all sides.
 All poles shall be set under the di- rection of the city engineer and with the approval of the city council. All ordinances and parts of ordi-
 nances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
 This ordinance shall take effect and
 be in force from and after it's passage and publication according to law. Passed by the common council of
 Phoenix this, the Sd day of August, 1896.
 Approved this, the Sd day of August, 1896.
 J. D. MONIHON,
 Attest: Mayor. T. A. JOBS, City Recorder. First published in the Arizona Re
 publican, official city paper, August 5, 1896.