The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-06

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thorized assistant and certificate given for
the sanae.
The whole system of inside drains. soil.
wsste and vent pipes shall be Mixed with water
and required = seand at least twelve hosFs
without ioss a vaGer. The Superintendent
Of Sewerage shan b. notified BY the plumber
when TIE vosk i ready for inspsetion and
said pI0nber ahall prepare the whole system
Of plumbing In sseA building for the Superin-
t~ndent Of 6evesaee to make proper tests Of
the same. Waste pipes from aii fixtures
shall be not Isas than the following sizes:
Bath tubs, sinks, laundry tubs. and urinals.
one and one-haH Il l-2) inches. waste basins
and slop sinks tvo (2) inches; where two or
more fixtures are connected to one waste pipe
such pipe shall be correspondingiy increased
in sixe.
Section Il. Zach Fixture Trapped
Each and every fixture having . waste pipe.
shall be sepaFatsiy and independently trapped
with water sealing trap ~ near the fixture
- practicable. and each trap shall be pro-
tscted from syphonage and air pressure by .
special vent pipe. or an approved anti-syphon
trap.
Drum veap.-Waste from bath tubs and
wash trays shall be connected with drum trap
with trap screw not less than three (S) in
ches in diameter; trap to be accessible.
Everywhere practicable, the waste pipes
from fixtures shall enter soil pipe At point
beyond the Iced bend
Section Is. Nsfrigerators.-Waste pipes
from refrgerators other receptacles in
which provisions are stored shall not be con-
nected directly with the drainage system but
shall be arranged to waste into an open tray
or sink In open sight below the refrigerator
This sink or tray may be connected with the
drainage system when properly trapped with
. drum trap and . round way stopcock be-
tween the drainage system and trap. and
properly vented.
Section IL. Each Closet; Separate Tank.
Every water closet or group of water
closets within . building shall be flushed
from . sepesate tank or cistern, the flush
pipe TO be not Dsas than one and one quarter
inches. All water closets shall be connected
to lead pipes.
Section l6. Outside Closets. - Outside
water closets must be separately trapped
with clean-out On trap.
Soil trap to have lead connection Hanged
on floor to receive hopper. Trap and soil
pipe to be cast iron and to extend at least
three feet outside of vault Hoppers to be
flushed with seat attachment. Waste valve
to be connected with brass nipple and trapped
when connected to sewer outside Of closet
trap. Trap and valve for water closet to be
placed in vault below freezing and accessible
for repairs. Vaults to be built Of brick or
concrete.
Section l& Old Plumbing. An recon-
struction or repairs Of old or condemned
shall be done in accordance with
the provisions Of this Ordinance.
Section II. Oh Plumbing; Repairs, No.
ties to Comply. When plumbing or repairs
Of plumbing Is required to be done in old
buildings or by reason Of complaint from the
Health Officer. Board of Health, Superinten-
dent Of Sewerage. or on account of sanitary
defects. or violation of ordinances, such plumb
ing must be carried on under the direction of
the Superintendent of Sewerage, and when
completed is to be carefully inspected before
acceptance by him. When sanitary inspec-
ton has shown the plumbing or drainage in
any building which is or may be occupied, to
be in condition which endange. health,
such plumbing or drainage shall be changed
by the owner. agent or lessee, within thirty
(O) days after written notice has been
served upon said owner. agent or lessee. by
the Superintendent of Sewerage as to comply
in every respect with the provisions of this
ordinance. and alterations Of such plumbing
must, when finished, be submitted to the
Superintendent for approval.
Section Is No Tile Drain Under Walls.
In no case will tile drain pipe be allowed
under or through any brick or stone wall, or
under the floor of any building.
Section ~. Three Inspections.
shall be three inspections as follows:
FIRST. The sewer when it is laid and
jointed and connected up and before it is
covered over.
SECOND. The soil. waste. and vent pipes,
in accordance with Section Eleven QD of
this Ordinance
THIRD. The whole system of plumbing
when completed and water turned on.
Section 20. Owners Must See Certificate.
An architects. owners. agents, or contract
ors will see that a certificate of inspection
from the Superintendent of Sewerage is pre-
sented before accepting any plumbing work
of any description