Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22

Soc, u. All soil and waste pipes, to %
point three feet outside of the exterior
wall Of the building. shall he cast iron
not less than four inches internal diane
ter, and shall be carried uudimnlshcd in
size up tp and six inches above the high
est point in the roof or fire walls aud
shall not terminate within ten feet Of
/ any window. air shaft, or opening of any
| house or building, ana the same shall be
! further removed If the inspecting officer
/ considers it necessary. An drains outside
! Of building and to the street sewer or
cess pool shall be first grade, NitriIicd,
| ironstonc pipe. or cast iron, Internal di-
ameter not less than four inches. Store
ware piping shall not be allowed within
three feet of thccxtcrior wall of amy build
ing; neither shall amy vilriticd pipe come
within twelve inches Of the surface of the
ground through It's entire course The
jontmR Of each aud every section of Wit
rihed piping must be completely ana uni
formIy filed with the best Portland ce-
mcnt, two parts Of cement. and one part
of sand. and every joint thoroughly
cleaned from the inside. SO as not to form
an obstruction. The different sections
must be laid in perfect line on the bot
tom and sides with faIl not less than
ono quarter of an inch per foot towards
the street sewer or Cess-pool This piping
must be made perfectly water tight II
shall not be covered or concealed IN any
way until 1t has been properly tested and
approved by the inspecting officer desig-
mated by the proper authorities. All
changes in direction shall be mndc with
curves or branches, and all connections
with branches and ouc-cighth bends.
Sec, :. There shall he placed upon the
main sewer side Of all house drains. and
trap provided with a four inch cleanout
screw cap ferrrlc on main sewer side
Of the trap. and fresh mir inlet. on the
house side of same. the said trap shall
lie accessible. at all times. and placed In
a brick or wooden man~hoic, not less than
two feet square, the fresh air inlet to
same shall bc provided with cap prop
rrly elevated allowing free passage of
fresh air, to enter said trap. the said trap
may be placed either within the property
line or upon the curb line which location
shall be optional but shall he placed al
least eight feet from any window or
door. and provided with removable
grated man-holc cover when placed other
than within the property line. said man
hole shall be made of axI4 inch iron
placed odgewise and properly constructed,
and not more than inch apart, and flush
with sidewalk or surrounding surface.
Sec 4. Every water closet. sink, slop-
hopper bath tub. and each tray or set of
wash trays or other vessel or vessels
connected with the drain pipe directly or
Indirectly, must he separately, independ-
emily. and effectively trapped and vented.
The trap must he placed as near the flx-
ture az possible, and In no case further
than two feet from the fixture. All sinks
in kitchens of boarding houses or hotels
accommodating more than twenty per
sons shall he provided with a suitable
and approved grease trap. No wooden
wash trays or sinks shall be maintained
constructed or used Inside of any build
ing or porch. All wash trays and sinks
maintained used or constructed in any
building. shall he of non absorbent ma
tcrial. No union coupling Of any descrip-
ton shall he used in or in connection with
concealed work No rubber connections
shall he used except on the flush pipes.
Sec. ., All traps 10 fixtures shall be
separately and effectively vented and all
special air pipes within IA radius of Fifteen
feet may converge into one pipe, the
size of the same to he governed by the
provisions of section eleven hereof, and
to be extended up To and six inches above
the highest point of the roof, or he con
Quoted into the main stack. not less than
two feet above the highest fixture in
the system.
Waste pipes from refrigcrators or other
rcceptacies In which provisions are stor-
ed shall not be connected with drain,
soil pine or other waste pipe. unless
such waste pipes are provided with trap
suitably ventilated and in every case
there shall lie an open tray between trap
and refrigerator Water closet apart
ments shan open into the open air or lac
ventilated by means Of window, air
shaft or duct.
| See To- No brick. sheet metal, carthen
ware or chimney fue shall be used as
sewer yentilator or to ventilatc any trap,
! drain. soil or waste pipe: cellar drains,
shall not hc connected with any soil or
waste pipes except by special permission
of the Board Of Health.
/ See IT, The proper authorities In ap-
proving applications for permits. or in
| accepting work of any and all per
sons carrying on, conducting nssiim-
! ing control Of constructing or Caus-
| Ing to be constructed any plumbing
or house drainage affecting the sanitary
condition of any house or building In said
city, either erected or being erected,
Al. en- rrlt,ty a.
| IntIons. and 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to fail. neglect or refuse to com
ply with the snme. upon notice 50 to DO
both where work is already constructed
and In the construction of new work
First-No water closet shall be put into
or used in, or upon any property. house
| or building unless such closet shall be
flushed by Il tank of n capacity of not
less than four gallons of water. PlunGcr
Closets, Philadelphia lioppers. pan clos
cts. or any other closet where the supply
to the bowl Is direct from the street SER
vice or building supply arc prohibited IN
an cases and where such exists snail b
removed and replaced with tank water
closet
Sccond-A fixture that is n top fixture
on n vertical stack and not more than
one foot from the inlet to the stack need
not have its trap re-vcntcd. provided II
does not discharge into the stack. below
tho level of its seal All traps shall set
true to their water seals.
Third--All soil pipes aud fittings III
buildings four stories or more. shall bt
of cast iron. and of the grade known ms
extra heavy" and the folioWlhl
| ,rni,,hla ner llncnl foot, Four inChes