The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-30
PART XIV.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sec. 80. Grain Elevators.

Nothing in this Code shall be so con-
strued as to apply to or prevent the
erection of what are known as grain ele-
that elevators whose exterior walls are
constructed of wood shall not be built
within the fire limits.
Sec. 81. Temporary Buildings
Temporary structures shall be taken to
mean and include platforms, stands cleo
ton booths, temporary buildings for fair
exhibition and convention hall purposes.
Sec. o.. Convention Halls, Etc.
Temporary buildings or structures for
fair exhibition or convention hall pur-
poses may be erected of frame construc-
ton in fire limits, providing the details of
the construction conform to the cOndi,
lions laid down in this Code and providing
said structures shall be removed within
six months from the date permit Is is
sued, or sooner, upon the order of the
Common Council.
Sec. 90. Temporary Buildings for
Use of Builders
Temporary one-story frame buildings
may be erected for the use of builders
within the limits of lots wherein build
lngs are IN course of erection, or on ad-
joining vacant lots upon permits issued
by the Commissioner of Public Works
sec. O4. smoke Houses
Smoke houses shall be Of freproof con-
Struction.
See. 90. Drying Rooms
All walls, ceilings and partitions inclos-
ing, drying rooms, when not made Of fire
proof material, shall be Wire-lathed and
plaStered, or covered with metal, tile or
other hard incombustible material
Sec. SO. Bake Ovens
Bake ovens are to rest on solid founda-
tons or metal beams and columns, the
sides and ends Shall be at least two feet
from any woodwork and the crown of
arch at least four feet from ceilings that
have wood joists. The hearth in front
OF bake oven shall extend at least three
and one-haf feet beyond the face of said
| oven.
Sec. 81. Bay, orieI and Show Win
dOws-
Bay, oriel and show windows and signs
or other distractions, except as here
matter mentioned, shall not project over
the sidewalk beyond the lot line of any
building.
Sec. SO. Signs and Awnings
No ;wooden, sign shall be more than
two feet wide.
= Where awnings are attached to buiId-
ingS the frame work shall be of metal.
No awning shall be supported on per
manent iron or other supports extending
to and resting in the sidewalk in front
of any building, but said awnings shall
be supported on iron or steel framework
secured to the, building, and no part of
the same shall be nearer the sfdeWa TX
line than eight feet. -
Sec. 90. Balconies, Etc
Balconies may be placed on buildings
projecting beyond the lot line over TIE
sidewalk, but in no case shall said bal
comes project more than four feet he
yond the line of the street, nor he used
below the third floor level; provided that
inside DEL the ire limits said balconies shall
De bult OF lncombustible material and
provided that in all cases said ba1conieS
shall have supports of incombustibIe
material '4OAe
No open areas. cellar doors. porcbes
steps or other distractions in Street sidet'
walks are permitted
Dormer windows, cornices, mouldings
towers; spires or ventilators when TIssd
inside the fire limits on any building
shall be OF incombustible material. or