Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-27

SONS anu hinu.
Partitions Continuous.
Section fsJ, Stud partitions shall be
continuous wherever practicable. that is. to
tSs 1 doWn Of sPet r. pat the sea beioa and A Fsst .tS S3
partitions not setting over other partitions
shall have at least two inches heads and
soles.
Wooden Orders.
Section 1928. All wooden Orders support
ing beams shall be carried by brick piers;
Hoistway Opening.
Section 1873. Every hoistway opening
shall be provided on each story with a sub
stantial railing and strong battened trap
securely hinged such ra dla !
at all practicable times, ex-
cept when in actual use by occu-
pants of buildings. but especially to be
Of business
All openings in floors Of buildings OF
more than one story TO have safety self
The failure to provide such trap doors,
and neglect to close the same. as herein
Of said building respectively, liable
for the violation Of this ordinanee.
Section 1870. The Interior of all elevator
or dumbwaiter or light shafts shall be
lined with metal, or covered with metal
story shall be covered with metal on the
inside, and the walls thereof carried to
the under Roof fias IL In Fl Fire fo Iim,ts.
Section 1s1. In the FIRE limits all roofs
g and e0Tnices, the TOPS and Tide' b 81 al
pediments and details
generally, both CONSTITUTIONAL and or
namental, shall be of slate, metal, ter
ra Gotta or other approved fireproof
Cornices Anchored.
Section 1872. All cornices and other metal
features shall be secured to brick work
with Iron anchors,
Roof sheathing.
Section 1873. The roof sheathing of every
building shall in no case be extended across
Metallic Cutters.
Section 134. Al buildings shall be pro
ers. the latter in no case to discharge upon
Scuttles in Roofs.
Section 1876. The roofs of all buildings of
two stories or moro within the fire limits
Shsh , hare v 2 fHq5tle or ms sulnaeaS W,t Goy sred
or stairs of iron leading thereto.
No scuttle shall be less than two feet by
bulkheads shall be filled with brick or
block.
skylights.
Section 1856. All skylights shall be made
only of metal and glass
Section ,,7 Chimney eysmnev, hereafter
erected or repaired shall be built Of hard
burned brick. laid up with strong lime or
joints and beds ~ hi ie full OF mortar and
above the roof line they shall be built with
good quality cement, mixed with sharp grit
Repairing of Chimneys.
Section 1sS. In AL cases where chimneys
the space gaiie Back se q the ehimney. Whistler i
be against stud partitions or timbered
walls, shall be lathed for the entire height
of said partition or wall with a good quail
ity OF lath, and plastered with one good
coat Of brown mortar before the chimney
work of any chimney be nearer than two
90 inches to any trimmer or header beam,
and where built against a wooden sill the
brick work shall be eight tsl inches thick
and built up back of the fireplace, eight
ts) inches in thickness to the height Of
twelve Q2) inches above the crown of
Chimney Away from Woodwork.
and in no case shall a chimney be corbled
out more than eight (s) inches from the
corbenlns shall consist of not less than
Ave courses of brick. No chimney shall
be cut OF below. in whole or in part, and
ported by brick. stone or iron. All chin
neys which shall be dangerous in any way
or taken down or rebuilt.
Size of Flues.
Section 14o. All fues in stone. brick. or
frame buildings shall be, without refer
ence to their use. not less than eight 49,
inches by eight (8) inches and with not
less than four inches OF brick work on all
Boiler Smoke Flues.
Section 141. All smoke fues for manu-
or steam power boilers shall be
built with double walls, with an air space
between, and the inside four % inches
shall be of fire brick or clay slabs or blocks
laid in mortar to the height of twenty
(26) feet from the bottom.
Boiler Flucs Covered.
at least ten uo5 feet above the highest
pS . feet, and be coversd on top with =
heavy wire netting.
Blind and Dead flues. e,,o.
shall be shut of at the underside OF the
beams in each story.
Section IA. All fues In stone, brick or
frame buildings, without reference to their
use, shall be lined with unglazed. freproof.
in diameter, inside measurement. and the
earthen pipe shall be set with tight and
the throat on any fireplace up to the
top of the chimney.
When I Branches Are Used.
stovepipes, a length of pipe, having a 'T''
branch must be used, and below the low
81 IT, branch h in any Wy hus ~ the ,I pipe must aust
at the bottom Of the pipe the hue must be
closed up with at least three ca courses OF
is below the first story beams; in that
case the pipe must rest on suitable bear
ings, and the fue be continued down to the
Fiues With Open Crate.
Section 14e. Flues with open CRATES shall
inches by eight (s) inches, inside measure
and where wood Is burned In open fire.
places the tile lining shall not be less than
eight (8) inches by twelve Oh inches, In
Fiues From Kitchen Ranges.
Section lat. Flues from kitchen ranges
or hot air furnaces shall be lined with pipe
not less than eight go inches by eight (8)
inches, inside measure, and where stoves;
fs2sp 5ns pu the !@ sTr''e33 Joints on the due lining
s sh4ek e WaeR' a Eni W VI lee steam baSs he a are
used or heaters of a combination of steam
and hot air. they shall be connected to
than nine 90 inches in diameter, or eight
(s) inches by twelve Q2) inches. If not
Wooden Castings and FIues.
Section 14s. No wooden casing, firing OF
hath shall be placed against or cover any
smoke Cue or metal pipe used to con-
Yey hot. air or steam.
Covering for F1ues.
Section 14s. All such fues shall be GOV.
be left smooth and clear on the completion
of the building.
Section $50. No stove pipe shall pass
through any floor or roof of any building OF
through any woodwork or partitions, unless
protected by a double collar Of metal OF
terra Gotta with holes for ventilation with
not less than three (s) inches of air space
Stove Pipes Away from Beams. !,
Section ISL. All stove pipes shall in al
cases be kept twelve d2 Inches away
if protected by. metal. the least distance
Laundry Smoke Pipes.
Section 152. All smoke pipes from laun-
dry stoves, or any kind Of heating furnaces
or boilers. must be kept at all points moi
protected WOODWORK; If protected by. metal
the least distance from the woodwork shall
be eight 81 inches; pro.....a