The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-29

tanned ON any premises, in said city
within 200 feet of a public sewer.
Sec 3. Be it further ordained by the
authority aforesaid, that any such
closet erected under the provisions of
this ordinance, shall be constructed
OF wood or brick or similar suitable
material; that the same shall be not
less than three feet square and not less
tEan seven feet high, that the same
shall be so constructed as to have only
3nly one opening therein, which shall
be in the natur of door, except the
screen openings for ventilation; that
said door shall be SO constructed by
the use of springs on pulleys, as to au-
tomatically close and remain closed
'lded with an iron or galvanized can,
nonleakable, approximately Is inches
high and Is inches in diameter; there
shall be two openings in said closet
me ceiling, approximately four inches
square, each OF said openings to be so
screened as to prevent the ingress of
lies, and the same shall be so con
3tructed in accordance with the pro
IisiQHs, c0f this ordnance; and such
construction shall be under the di-
ection and supervision Of the city
engineer. .
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained that
III surface closets or privies In said
city shall be cleaned at least once in
every Is days. l..'' .| "'t "-v.
Sec. s. Be 1t further ordained that
40 person shall deposit any human fe-
tel matter in any place except in some
closet or priVy; nor shall any person,
naving removed the contents
or any part thereof deposit,
place or bury 1t anywhere 9th
er than in the public dumping station
erected and maintained for that pur-
lose, by the said city, ON the west side
Il Ellis street In said city and approx
,nately 80 feet north OF Mansfield
|street.
Sec. 6. Be it further ordained that
any person, firm or corporation that
may desire and elect, maintaining any
;loset under the terms OF this ordi-
nance, may notify said city Of his or
her desire to have the contents there
OF removed by and at the expense of
said city, and the said city will there
after rpmoVa uaid npnfaufu foy tho ,ra
mainder OF that calendar year, upon
me payment Of the sum of twenty
i've cents for each month remaining
in said calendar year, the total amount
for the remainder Of said year to be
paid cash in advance, to the treasurer
On said city, and In such event the me-
ceSsary cans and receptacle8 therefor
will be furnished and maintained by
said city at it's own expense.
Sec. 7. That no part OF the con
tents Of any closet in said city shall
lie transported through or over any of
the streets in said city, except as the
same shall be removed and transport |
ed by means OF some tight covered
receptacle or apparatus 50 az to pre-
vent the contents from being exposed
to the open air during the process OF
such removal or transportation.
Sec 8. That any person, firm or cor
poration violating any Of the provl-
sions CT this ordinance, snail upon con
Viction in the police court OF said city, |
be punished as provided in section II |
III Johnsons code OF said city
Sec 8. BE 1t further ordained that |
all ordinances and parts OF ordinances |
in conflict herewith be, and the same
are hereby repealed.
Bills and accounts properly APPROX
ed and audited amounting 10 $390.G4,
were read and ordered placed in
course Of settlement. The bill OF Oct.
/, 1919, Jas. S. Bowen, for one hand
street sweeper, 1888, was ordered
paid after statement from City Engi-
leer Zachry and Aldermen Ludwig and
Dart, OF the public works committee,
hat the apparent defects which had
;aused its rejection, had been RENE
lied. Adjourned.
Y. ID. RUSSELL, Clerk of Council,