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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-20
AlLLBURN,
RvINGTON
AND HILTON
H%ARRISON-E. NEWARK.
Harrison hoy Missing.

Missing since last Friday, for noknown
reason, William Campbell, of IS Paterson
street, Harrison, is being sought by the
police of that town; and they have also
asked the police of this and other cities
TO be on the lookout for William, who
is 10 years old. The boy is four feet five
inches high, has light complexion, dark
hair, and when last seen had on d navy
cap, white shirt and collar, black
tie and wore light gray trousers and a
gray coat.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-20
MRS. JOSEPHINE WINNER.

After an illness of eight weeks, Mrs.
Josephine WINNER, "a years old, Of rs
Paterson street, Harrison, died at her
home early today. Death was due to a
complication Of diseases. The deceased
had resided in Harrison for thirty years.
Two SONS and two daughters survive
her. The funeral will be held from her
late honia Friday morning, thence TO st.
Mary's r. G. Church, Newark, where a
solemn high mass OF requiem will be
offered at 10 O'clock. InterIhfsnt will be
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-20
CALDWELL N VERONA.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Cald-
well Presbyterian Church will meet to-
morrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Bloxham, OF
Fairyiew avenue, Verona, viii enter
tain the Mems Club of the Verona
Methodist Church Friday night.
Airs. Fillmore Condit is having about
go trees of the Towering linden. ma
pie and poplar varieties planted on the
MISSIONER tract in Caldwell.
Mrs. Crevfer, of Sunset avenue. We
roma. who has been seriously i'll, is
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-20
SOUTH ORANGE.
seton Han Alumni to Dance.

dance wiz he ~ivon in rho Uomsn,s
Clnh rast oran~e next Monday night
rnder tbe suericos If +,e Nortb lar
sew Alumni Of seton Hall College. DIR.
Wil1ism n GRADY r.iu no foor man
and James Mylod. Frederick Duff,
Thomas Lynn and John Lynn his as
sistants. The arrangement committee
IS OF John J, Caulett, chair
man; George Davis William conway,
oUsSpr p'.eii' ieo'ele DaFis, ~ arr
MiS'.aei 1ioetH, ~ - ieegpt.o' =,
,,'ietee az 1ousi e1s.Ial Eusenq
Assernbiylnan Thomas McCran. Charles
Walker, DIR. John I. Walsh, James Sui
Ivan and James Henry
-
y surprise party was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Robert }. Lloyd, Of 366 Irv-
,Hstoh aFehue' iast gut ne occasion
ICING 'he srSeI anniversary Oh thelf
NeouIls' Elshteel were present.
Mrs. May Hoffman, Mrs. George VAL
lin and Miss Jannett Nalliri, of Cottage
street. have returned from 81. Peters
burg. Fla where they spent several
months
At a meeting of the South Orange
Building and Loan Association last
night oah a~geregatlns Sfe,Vpo were
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-20
MISS IRVING BRIDE OF
REV. AUSTIN E. ARMSTRONG

Miss Mary r. Irving, daughter OF
Charles Irving, was married last night
at 8 O'CLOCK TO the Rev. Austin z.
Armstrong, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church at Rockaway, y. j.,
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Harry
Geiser, 81 Stockton place, East Orange.
The brides niece, Miss Muriel Geiser,
was flower girl. The Rev. w. NJ. Nos
bit, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Basking Ridge. was best
man. Leslie Irving and Master Nor
mar Irving, nephews OF the bride,
played the wedding march.
The Rev. Or. Louis G.. Muller. dis
trict superintendent of the Paterson
district of the Newark Conference, per-
formed the ceremony. The house was
tastefully decorated. Later in the eve
ming the couple departed Pm a brief
trip to Old Point Comfort.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-20
Leave 10 Honor Brother.

~ hOhVA
School Commissioner John f. Reilly,
of Harrison accompanied by his
brothers. William and James Reilly,
Will leave tonight for Columbus, O.,
where they will be present Friday at
the celebration to be held in honor of
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
ordination of their brother, the Rev.
Thomas j.. Reilly, to the priesthood.
Father Reilly is pastor of st. Dom
inico's X. c. Church and was secretary
TO the late Bishop Watterson, of the
Columbus diocese. He was chancellor
of the Columbus diocese during Bishop
Watterson's time. Father Reilly was
born in Stanhope, this State, and was
ordained to the priesthood in Balti-
more. Md, April %, 1885, He is well
known in Harrison.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-20
ENTHUSIASTICALLY


Bitten by Dog.
While walking along the street near
his home yesterday afternoon Frank
Schmidt, of Taylor street. MiHburn,
was bitten on the left leg by a dog be-
longing to George Rose, a neighbor.
chfnid had the wound cauterized, and
1t is not thought to be serious. The
dog appeared to be a healthy animal,
he was shot by the police, as a
precaution.
Funeral OF Horace Brison.
The funeral of Horace Brison. of Old
Short Hills road, Millburn, who died
Saturday afternoons was held from his
home yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
William Hoppaugh, pastor of the
Springfield Presbyterian Church, Of
iciated. Interment was in st.
Stephens Cemetery, Millburn.
Carl Greif, of Rochester, n. Y, is
visiting his brother. George Greif, of
Short Hills.
Hans p. Freeze, who spent several
years in Salt Lake City. will lecture
tomorrow night in the Millburn Baptist
Church on 'Mormonism."
The Republican Club OF Millhurn will
hold it's regular monthly meeting to-
night at Wittkop's Hotel.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-20

At a meeting of the Third Ward Re-
publican Club, Of Kearny, in Quincy
Hall, Arlington, tomorrow night the
club will consider a proposed changs
OF meeting night from the third Thurs
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-20

tOCAafhotAVn HSeaiosn& DO9
William Quinn, Of Harrison, who was
recently appointed dog catcher Of the
town by the Harrison Common Coun-
ell will soon be able to begin his duties.
Mayor Joseph p. Rierdan today issued
his annual proclamation regarding the
muzzling and licensing of all CANNES.
The town is at present overrun with
stray ours. He will start work in the
course OF a few weeks.
At a meeting of the John F. Reilly
Association of Harrison, held at head
quarters last night, the following off,
GERS were elected: President, John Law
less; vice-president, Thomas B. Good
man: recording secretary, William Fl.
Gardner; treasurer, John F. Reilly. and
sergeant-at-arms, Patrick Stanley.
William Crosby, John Cooley and Pat
rick Stanley were appointed a com
mittee to arrange for an outing to take
place the latter part of next month.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-20

Health Inspector Albert Geissler, of
Kearny. is making q house-to-house
inspection and reports conditions in the
town as noted thus far very much inn
proved. since the last inspection was
made.
Catherine, the infant daughter OF
Councilman John d. Crane. of Kearpy,
who mas been i'll for several months
with brain and lung congestion, is
convalescing.
The Woman's Literary Club OF Ar
lington will have an AT home ct .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon i'll the lee
ture-room Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. As a fitting sequel to her for
mer address on Noise Mrs. Stuart
Close. of Brooklyn, will give a recital
talk on silence" Mrs. Luciano
Beadell will have charge of the meet
FMS.
Mrs. :. f. Timson. of $50 S%tuyvesant
avenne Arlington. viii entertain the
members of Arlington Circle. Church OF
the Redeemer, of this city, at her home
at II o'clock tomorrow morning.
The officers and directors of the Mid
land Building and Loan Association.
OF Kearny. attended Tuesday evenings
performance at the ~Hippodrome, New
York. The following were present: AL
bert ". Turton, Henry Willoughby, jr..
William Van Iiouten, Leonard A. VIM
mer. II. Barrett. G. Burns. II. t'rookall.
a. p. Harrison. j. Louis Labiaux, c. a.
Nissen. Thomas II. Reid. William j.
Stevens. G.. r. Zachau, j. Cameron,
James j. Dunn and II. p. Kreiner.
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GLEN RIDGE,
B%ELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
DECENTRALIZATION.

Annual Meeting of -. and l.. Association
The twenty-sixth annual meeting OF
the Kearny Building and Loan Assoc
citation will be held at 80 o'clock to-
morrow evening at Isl Midland ave
nue.. Arlington, and a president, vice
president, four directors and u audi
tor will be elected. The sixty-iftn
series of stock will be issued. The cleo
ton will be in charge of stockholders
who are not officers. h officers
whose terms expire are: President. DIR.
James a. Exton; vice-president. Henry
G.. Greene; directors. Charles D.. Will
Jams. Herbert Frapwell, William l..
Hermanee and w, @. WeSterVelt' and
auditor, {. Reuben Bindblom.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29
Mayor OF the City Of Caldwell, Idaho


Clerk Of the City of Caldwell, Idaho.
Section s. The Mayor and Council shall give
notice in the official newspaper published in
said city, in four consecutive issues thereof, Of
its intention to issue such bonds and invite
bidders therefor. Such bids must be in terms
OF cash and must be for not less than par
value, net After ascertaining the best terms
upon and the best terms at which such bonds
can be negotiated, the Mayor and Council
shall secure the proper engraving or printing
thereof and have them consecutively num-
bered from one upward and otherwise properly
prepared and executed and they shall sell
the same at not less than their par value,
net, and pay the proceeds to the contractor
as by law and the ordinances Of the City of
Caldwell, provided.
Section ?. The city treasurer shall pay the
interest on the bonds authorized to be issued
under this ordinance out Of said Local Lat.
eral Sewerage Improvement District No. g.
fund Whenever there shall be sufficient mon
ey in the aforesaid fund and above stuff
cient for the payment of the interest the
unpaid bonds, the treasurer shall call in anC
pay such bonds PROVIDED, that sucf
bonds shall be called in and paid in their
numerical order: PROVIDED FURTHER
| that such call shall be made by publication ir
the official newspaper of the said City o.
| Caldwell, in one issue :hereof, the day
| following the delinquency of any installmen
| Of the assessment, or as soon thereafter al
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
ENTS: That the City, of Caldwell munich
pal corporation in the County of Canyon. State
Of Idaho, hereby acknowledges itself to be in
debted and for value received promises to pay
to or bearer the sum OF One
Thousand Dollars in Gold Coin of the United
States Of America on the first day OF July,
Ioso in its numerical order at the office OF the
CITY treasurer Of the City of Caldwell, Idaho,
with interest thereon at the rate of - per
cent per annum from the date hereof IN Gold
Coin, payable on the first day OF January and
the first day of July of each year, at the once
OF the said city treasurer Of the said City OF
CALDWELL or at the Chase National Bank OF
New York in the City and State OF New York
upon the presentation and surrender OF the in
terest coupons hereto attached as they sever
ally become due.
fhis bond is one of a series of bonds in
like tenor and date, numbered conseeutiVely
| from one to eleven, inclusive, each Tor thS
sum of One thousand Dollars. which the
| Mayor and Council of the City OF Caldwell
which the mayor and council OF the City o
| Caldwell have issued under and in accordance
with The ordinances and resolutions OF thu
CITY of Caldwell, Idaho.
And il is hereby certified and Iecited tina
acts, conditions and things required pTeeeden
to and in the issue OF this bond have oeei
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, rAYOR TO APPOINT A PLUMBl4JG IN
cDETTnV
Attest: c. J. SHORE,
City Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO. ISI.

~ he GH iSsUE AND SELLING OF OF COT.
pom BONDS or THE CITY OF CALD. |
ELEVEN ELNT: THoUsAND DoLLARs FOR
!!E PURPOSE OF PAYING IHE COS!
ACE ACE 1M fH HE + bf E I'm No
NUMBER. FORM, CONTENTS. PRoVi.
SIGNS PR5NCJPAh NJ ANP RG RATE Tu OF n
.JUAL LEVY OF SPECIAL TAXES FOR
THE PAYMENT OF THE INTEREST,
MP TO Top cq PMS PEYErAr s5 iN INE
PRINCIPAL THEREOF.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council Of
Il City of CALDWELL:
OF Caldwell, Idaho, be issued in the of
even Thousand Dollars for the purpose Of
p ying the cost and expense OF the improve
m mt District No. , of the City Of Caldwell,
ICsho, provided in Ordinance No I74 Of
So d city.
S, ction l of this ordinance shall be eleven in
number and each Of them shall be for the prin-
CT ral sum of One Thousand Dollars near as
as practicable; they shall be known as Spec
Literal District No. g." series 1910, and shall
be numbered consecutively from one to eleven
il. clusive. Each of said bonds shall bear In.
tel est at the rate not to exceed eight per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually on the first
day of January and the first day Of July of
each year, at the Office Of the city treasurer OF
| National Bank of New York in the City and
| State of New York. at the option Of the holder
OF said coupons. Both the principal and in.
terest Of said bonds shall be paid in United
| States Gold Coin. Said bonds shall be made
| payable ten years after the date of issue of
| said bonds, and each bond shall be redeemed
| Il the order in which it is numbered. The
| principal OF said bonds shall be paid at the
| office of the city treasurer.
| Section l. There shall be attached to each OF
| said bonds semi-annual interest coupons GOV.
| ering the interest expressed in said bonds from
| the date of issue until paid. Such bonds shall
| City Clerk and each bond shall have the seal
| Of the city affixed thereto. Said bonds may in
| lieu OF being signed have printed thereon
| fac simile OF the signatures OF said officers
| each bond shall state that il Is issued in pay
mcnt OF the cost and expense OF the improve
| ment made in Local Lateral Sewerage I'm
| provement District No. s." Each coupon shall
have number corresponding to the numbei
| Of the bond to which il is attached. Each bond
shall state upon its face the amount for which
the same was issued. date OF same and shat
be payable to - or bearer.
Section 4 Each bond shall provide that tbs
principal sum named therein and the interes
thereon, shall be payable out OF the local i'm
provement fund created for the payment Of tn,
cost and expense OF such improvement and no
otherwise.
holder of any such bond shall have no CLAIM
| therefor against the City OF Caldwell in an,
| event. except for the collection OF the specia
assessment made for the work Of improvement
| ment Of such assessment" The words EN-
braced in the foregoing quotation marks Shal
be plainly written, printed or engraved upo
the face Of each bond issued.
Section S. Said bonds shall be in substar
TALLY in the following form:
/
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d6Ie in regular and due fObm as provided by
iaN and that all acts, notices; publications,
resolutions, records, orders, Conditions and
things required, proper or necessary to be
done, passed entered, given or made, prece-
dent to or in the issue Of this series Of bonds,
and performed as required by law; that this
bond and this series of bonds are issued tod
the purpose OF providing for the payment OF
the cost and expense Of the improvement in
Local Lateral Sewerage Improvement Dis,
trict, No a." that before the issue of this bond
made in full conformity with the constitution
and the laws OF this state for the collection OF
an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest
thereon as il falls due, and also to provide
sinking fund on and after the year 1911 for
the payment OF the principal hereof on the
date OF maturity.
This bond is issued in payment Of the cost
and expense Of the improvement in LOCAL
Lateral Sewerage Improvement District NO;
!, F." and the principal sum named herein and
the interest thereon, shall be payable out OF the
local Improvement fund created for the pay
ment of the cost and expense OF such improve
ment and not otherwise.
against the City Of Caldwell In any event, eX
cept for the collection OF the special assess
ment made, for the work Of improvement fol
which such bond was issued, but the remedy II
case Of nonpayment shall be confined to the
enforcement OF such assessment
Dated at Caldwell. Idaho, July 1. 1910.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The municipal
corporation Of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, hal
caused this bond to be signed by its Mayor
| ate seal to be hereto attached, and the cou
| pons attached hereto to be signed by th'
Mayor and attested by the City Clerk at Cald
| well, Idaho this - day Of -, 1910.
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WATER CLOSET FIANcRc

Section 80. Earthern or iron water closets
having traps above the floor, using lead con-
noctons, shall have a cast brass fanRe not
less than one and one-eigth inches thick. SOL
Tered to the lead and bolted to trap of closet.
the JOINT being made perfectly air tight.
WATER CLOSET CASING PROHIBITED
section "a. Enclosing of water closets, sinks,
hdsin or bath tubs with wood casing shall not
be permitted
Section IS. Water closets, unless they be
properly local vented shall never be placed
IN any unventilated room or compartment; any
exterior window that can be opened will be
considered sufficient.
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BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
ONLY LICENSED AND REGISTERED
DINNERS TO DO WORK.

Section IS. II snail De unIaWIuI IYI ~
person other than a duly licensed and regis
tered Number TO do plumbing work III the Iuy
Of Caldwell and il shall be unlawful Tor any
,pprcntice to use plumbers tools or DO plumb,
;nT work or,ly as a helper in the 'reSenee OF
n licensed plumber iourneyman :" TO IN
cover discounect. remove OF repair any hN-
lures, pipes or lines of sewer, and any person
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OK t,5I.r 'lKlGULArlNG PLUMB
NV tIl',,:! ','%'SsrhcroR, 70 DEFINE \ +;
l',,:s 5$5&E5 6 81 sE EtEi;
r., PRO\ az -rR,,\ tl,r FOR AN EN-
hhs.> ,sS. N NS - I,S S1yIR5N rF IN
ih.o uRDI >-','U nc Mayor and Coansii OF
,h. lily OF CaIl"''' on. finn o. corporation
"" i. 80 model any building by ad1I-
.h s'eaiiRs trIst, ~n6,a ii, limits INIT Of :. the
Or via s 80 ne5 any pei detective S' ''a
hui aG may II,,,g. ventilation, sewerage, of
rep. 20 p.i' or Necessary preGaut'on Tor the
:s u s h ca @Ss ;Aa Of amy any build bull
er, o@neT' i' ailow anything to be done IN
ing 81 P's sand building OF premises dangerous
OF H. 1S' or health.
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by the water or hve-pound air test, in th,.
pa '51"Nt OF Inc lunung Inspector. such t,,t
shall mtludc all sewer, soIl. waste ami M
pipes, the lead branches and ierruIr ,o,,ts
w.thm the building. " Gather CONDITION ~
construction permitting the choice OF t,,t ,,,ly
be made ty the pIualLc., But other 80. t
TT shall be ue,ldea py the Plumbing ln,r,,-
tor. -
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COUPON.
STATE OF IDAHO.
~IrU or ~ATDNATEY

For value received will pay to bearer -
Dollars in Gold Coin on the - day Of -
10, on presentation and surrender of this cou,
pom at the Office of the City Treasurer of the
City of Caldwell. Idaho, or at the Chase Ma
tional Bank Of New York, in the City and
State Of New York, place Of payment Of semi
annual interest on its bond numbered as above
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29
WATER CLOSET TANKS

SECTION g. Every water closet within The
M ding Except provided in Section 16)
sha!l be supplied with water from separate
tank or cistern, which shall be so arranged as
to deliver at least four gallons at each flush.
ing, and shall have a flush pipe not less than
one and onc-Quarter inches in diameter. Cis-
tern valves shall be so fitted and adjusted az
10 prevent waste of water.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29
Bond No - Siooo.0
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF IDAHO
COUNTY OF CANYON
CITY OF CALDWELL.

Special Assessment Sewerage Improvement
Bonds, Lateral District No J"
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.nrpvIsION OF PLUMBING.

SUI An sanitary drains and Plump
Section t,,s hereafter constructed within
ing atr%nsf ot the City Of Caldwell, shall be
done , a5,1'i Inspector who may appoint one or
more comp stead, subject to the approval OF
to a. NV council
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INSPECTOR OF PLUMBING ANE
DRAINAGE.
DUTIES OF PLUMBING INSPECTOR
MONTHLY REPORT

wise and inspect all plumbing and drainage in
the City OF Caldwell, and to see that all ord
Eances concerning the same are complied with
and enforced, and he shall have an Office at The
City Hall and keep a record Of all the pro
ceedings at his Office and report monthly &c
the common council the proceedings Of hi:
office.
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WATER CLOSETS PROHIBITED.

Seut.on 81. Pr1vy sinks, pan closets. and all
"-s,F closets having any mechanism in con.
nee ton with the bowl forming a mechanical
sal, are prohibited
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atoT OF other receptacle where food is kept
ST. NC connected dtrr,' To sewer, soil or
wa,,e p.p,, lcrns,ratur waste shall he Of d.,
an l.. Than one and onc-half
inches, and SO arranged as to be properly
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29


S.c.io, "a. Where safes are placed under
e,',S'rcs the safe wastes, il any shall run to
.=,,1" mace in open sight inside building ana
SHAH not be less than inch IN diame'es
REFRIGERATOR WASTE PIPE;
c.r,inn m. No waste pipe from retriSer'
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Section 80. No steam exhaust, blow-of or
drip pipe shall connect directly with the
sewer, house drain, soil, waste cd vent pipe
or with any rain water conductor. Steam shall
1e discharged into bow-off or condensing
tank, the waste or overflow of which shall be
connected with the house sewer outside of the
cellar walls
Section &c. Where special fixtures are re-
nuired for which there no provisions in
these rules and regulations, or when condi.
IRONS arise that demand discretion of the
board OF Health upon examination, the Plumb
ing Inspector may recommend in writing to
the Health Officer such deviations from these
rules and regulations as, in his judgment, the
conditions demand; thereupon the Health Off.
duplicate for such work. one to the plumber
and one to be filed with the Board of Health
'g7th"r with the Plumbing Inspectors recon
n-ndation.
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OUTSIDE WATER CLO1ETS

Section 60 Water closets, when located in
outside buildings, stables, warehouses or
buildings which not heated. may be ar.
ranged to receive their water supply direct
IRON the main. They shall in all cases be
by placing the trap at least three feet below
the closet floor; trap will be considered
sufficient for several fixtures, excepting water
"IoSc' under the above conditions when the
trap is not over ten feet from the fixtures
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Mayor of the City Of Caldwell, Idaho
Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Idaho.
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o1r,Irry An WEIGHT or PIPE,

cec,;or Is. All lead pipes. bends and traps
Ill bn Drawn, and Of not less than the fol-
loving weights per lineal foot: po,,,,t.