The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-12-08

shall be made by the city plumbing
inspector for which charge of 800
will be made for each tap. the con-
sumner furnishing brass corporation
cock, lead, goose neck, cast iron curb
box and brass curb cock, all to be Of
the best quality and in accordance
with map in Office of city plumbing
inspector. showing details of service
connections, excavation and refilling
required in connection with making
tap.
House Sewer
Sec. 15-All house sewers must be
made OF the best grade of sound i'm
pervious vitrified salt glazed tile pipe
and US and regulation curves of
not less than four inch inside dia-
meter and Gle inches thick held in
trench OF uniform grade in as direct
line as possible from main to within
feet of outside OF building wall,
with bell holes provided, and joints
we'll packed with best quality OF jute
and cemented with two parts well
screened sand and one part Portland
cement. These pipes to be laid at
least IL inches deep.
Wherever no is provided at CON
nection of house sewer with sewer
main in street or when is broken,
no connection shall be made with
sewer main except in presence of the
city plumbing inspector and to his en-
tire satisfaction. No traps or any 9th
er manner of obstruction to the free
flow of air through the whole course
OF the drain and soil pipe to be al
lowed and any mechanic who shall
directly or indirectly make or cause
or allow to be placed, or made. any
trap, obstruction or other obstacle
anywhere in the course of such pipe
or sewer and any person thus offend
ing shall be subject to the penalties
of this chapter and shall in addition
pay the cost of rectlfying the wrong
All connections between the lead
wastes and tile sewers must be made
with brass ferrule and standard cast
iron pipe. Sewer for two or more
buildings must not be less than six
inches in diameter. except that as
many as three residences may be con
nected to one 4-inoh sewer. No tile
sewer shall pass within Is II. OF any
open well or underground cistern.
Vitrihed pipe or any other pipe when
found in any building and not In
sanitary condition must be removed
and standard cast iron pipe substi-
tuted.
Rainwater pipes shall not be con-
nected with the sewer system.
Drains Within Buildings
Sec. 16-Alf waste pipe from three
feet outside OF outside wall OF build
ing must be sound impervous lead or
iron pipes.
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must be OF the weight known in the
plumbing trade as standard" and
must extend from three feet outside
OF building wall up through building
roof.
All branches must be made with
US and one-eighth bends and clean
outs must be provided and made ac-
cesssible when practicable. Branch
for sink waste water must be con-
nected into soil pipe between closet
and sewer.
Cleanouts shall be placed on the
bottom OF each stack where accessi-
BILE all cleanout plugs to be brass
screws body OF which may be either
G. l. or brass. All sink wastes must
be provided with same clean out
screws. - rr,,-.-----
All horizontal soil and waste pipes
must be graded and given a uniform
fall from house to sewer OF at least
one foot in fifty feet and supported
by piers built OF brick OF concrete or
suspended from beams OF joints ev-
cry ave feet with suitable hangers.
All soil pipe fittings must be free
from defects and OF same weight
and thickness as pipes to which they
are connected.
All drains or waste pipes con
structed under concrete or cement
floors must be provided with clean
outs at end OF each branch and in all
cases made accessible.
Size Of Soil and Waste Pipes
Sec 17-All lead and cast iron soil
and waste pipes must be Of the fol-