The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24
VARIOUS STRUCTURES WlTHIr
 THE FIRE LIMITS.

sec. lhl 10 pc amnn0c0 so mat g1l0 section shall read as follows:
 VARIOUS STRUCTURES WITHIN
 THE FIRE LIMITS.
 The following wooden and temporary structures shall be allowed within the fire limits:
 Any wooden addition may be built to any private house. provided such ad- dition does not exceed one hundred not extend more than three feet above the second story ceiling line
 Sec. lSl. Within the fire district as they now are or may hereafter be es- tablshed by the board of aldermen of said city no frame or wooden building shall be built, nor shall any frame structure, stationary or on wheels to be used for business purposes be permit ted except as fin this chapter authorlz- ed.
 Temporary one story frame buildings may be erected for the use of builders Within the limits of lots whereon build ings are in the course of erection or on adjoining vacant lots, upon permits is- sued by the Inspector of Buildings Fences of wood shall not be erected over eight feet high. Signs of wood shall not be erected over two feet high on any, building Sheds Of wood not over fifteen feet high, open on at least one side, with sides and roof thereof covered with ireproof material. may also Do built. but no fence shall be used as the back or side of any such shed, provided that sheds for the protection of lumber may be erected to greater height under such conditions as may be designated by the Inspector of Build lngs.
 Exterior wood, coal and storage houses not exceeding ore hundred and fifty square feet in superficial area and eight feet high. may be built of wood, but for the exterior wood work thereof must be covered with metal, and the roof Go be covered with metal, gravel or slate, or other materials approved by the Building Inspector Sheds erected on piers, wharves or bulkheads on n wter front not exceeding twenty-five feet In height. shall be covered on the outside with slate, tile, metal or other lncombustibe material. Coal elevators or pockets for the storage of coal, and trestle work in connection herewith shall be in mode of construction and location as may be approved by the In- spcctor of Buildings.
 Grain elevators may be constructed of wood. but all the external wood worl, shall be covered with incombustible material and when such buildings ex- ceed sixty feet in height, the two lower stories shall be of brick.
 Lumber or combustible material shall not be piled at any lesser distance from the nearest dwelling house than dou- ble the height of such pile,
 Any bay or orte window that does not extend more than three feet above the second story ceiling line of any l dwelling house and also any piazza or balcony not over eight feet wide and not extending more than three feet above ! the second story ceiling line of any dwelling house may be built of wood
 Sec. iS2 Page 218 after the fifth word sixth line. insert the following, "Top or sides" Tn the eighth line, nfth word to read beams" The nineteenth | line, page 2tS. to read anchors shall hook over the ioist. and he toists tc be steadied with scantlings not less than two inches by four inches cut In be. tween the same" In the twenty-flft