The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21

Article & All cast iron pipe and fitting must be and free rom crack sand holes and other defectS and of a uniform thickness, coal tar coated known m commerce as standard in buildings that are four stories and fifty feet in height and the buildnps are more than four stories and fifty feet in height then the pipe and fittings must be what is known in commerce as heavy but the top floor be standard properly divided as this rule has provided
 Standards
 Two-inch ? pounds per lineal foot
 Three-inch II pounds per lineal foot
 Fournch, 64 pounds per lineal foot.
 Fiye-inch pounds per linea foot
 Six-inch, 10 pounds per ineal foot. Extra heavy:
 Two-nch, 5 pounds per lineal foot
 1hree-nch, 94 pounds per lineal foot
 Four-inch, l3 pounds per lneal foot.
 Five-inch F pounds per lneal foot
 Six-inch 20 pounds per lneal foot.
 SIZE SOIL PIPE Article 23 When twenty or more closets dis charge into vertical line of soi pipe said pipe not sol.ppe must be four inches in diameter
 SIZE OF WASTE PIPE. Article Fl The size of waste pipe must be as follows Those receiving the discharge from eight fixtures shall he three inches in diameter those receive the discharge ter and those discharge from less than three fixtures shall all be not less than one and oneha inches that is smaller than two inches in diameter.
 JOINTS PIPE Article 25 Joints in vtrihed pipe shall be made with sure cement properly proport1oned with clean sharp sand Joints in cast iron pipe shall be made with pure lead well eaGked ana nc paint yarnsh or putty will be allowed wrought iron or steel pipe shall be joints Joints in lead pipe shall in all cases be full wipe or overcast joints
 
 heavy cast preferably drawn brass nipple or with such caung ferrues the full size of the iron pipe thickness o all brass thmbes or ferues shall be least the standard weights.
 VENT PIPES Article 26 The the vent pipes except for water closet and sop hopper sinks shall be less than that the trap which it pipe exceeding twenty-five shall be two inches in diameter if it vertiates more than four closets it shall have diameter of three inches If the length o the vent pipe exceeds twenty-five feet the above diameter shall be increased at each on and not more than four traps shall be vented one tran lalle meet to main soil pipe unless it be increased size di ameter at connections and vent pipes that than live feet in length must return the bottom main of soil pipe, with connection.
 CHANGE IN DIRECTION Article 27. All house, sewer drain soi waste and vent ppes must be as direct and straight as possible Change in direction must be made with Ys half Ys Branch degrees bends similar fitting The use of sanitary Tee | will be permitted on upright lines.
 TERMINATION PIPES AT RooF. Article 2S. All soil, vent pipes shall be carried andminshed Tn size to he ght at least foot above the roof except in the of roof of house shall extend feet above the roof and be suitably 9acea @ such pipe shall ermnate at point approved by when within twenty feet from any window shall car be no cap cow ventator bends, put the of the pipes above roof and the mouth of all such pipes per wire baskets viii be permitted in the mouth the pipe to keep out obstruction Vent pipes be carried above may be connected with soil waste pipe five feet above the highest fixtures And in all where the main soil or waste pipe is less than four inches in diameter it shall be increased to four inches less than foot below the roof
 WASTE FRoK FIxTUREs-How CONNECTED Article 29. In shall the waste from bath tub basin sink other fixture be connected with closet trap.
 WASTE PIPES THEIR TRAPS. Article 30 The pipe of each and every sink basn path u water closet urina and each set of other XtureS except laundry tub three parts combned must he separately and effectively trapped The trap to be near practicable the fixture it serves and than fourteen inches seal fixture shall set on interior of house unless supplied with sufficient ter to properly flush it.
 SIZE OF TRAPS AND BRANCH WASTE PIPES. Article 3l Trap and pipe shall be of the follow ing size:
 For basin and pantry sink shall be II inches. For slop hopper sink shall be 3 inches.
 For kitchen sink shall be F or ? inches
 For bath tub shall be 1t inches.
 For urina shall be l9 or inches
 For water closets shall be inches.
 MATERIAL TRAP AND WASTE PIPES. Article P. All lead pipes, bends and traps be drawn and of less than the following weights per eal foot:
 |! inch must be 2i pounds
 Inch must be 3t pounds.
 z-lnch must be pounds.
 5-lnch must be 33 pounds.
 4-lIch must be pounds.
 SAFE WASTES FLOOR DRAINS. Article B If found necessary and when there is dan ger rom overflow in any building, and in all public buildings factories hotels and in large boarding ehent houses, the floors and walls at least two feet gh must be paved lined with nOnabsorbent ma such as stone granolith, cement, finished smooth VI o slate or marble The waste pipe, if any, must be separately run to open sight sink, some other punt satisfactory to the Plumbing Inspector Nhf k1GERAToRs, ICE BOXES, BAR FIXTURES, SAFE WASTES FLOOR DRAINS AND SODA FOUNTAINS. t tlele 3 No waste pipe from refrigerator ice box M fixture, safe waste, floor drains and soda fountains nTt ln nrlanrn g1 t Ctn