The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-17

have standard nrs-proof doors"
Dec: -. The heating for All
ssildinss used Tor sarags si purposes ~ ,.s
h asis x. %S.' S n: 81 81 o. them FUR 2.
nnsess. FORCES or other ,,, Exposed
shops. II on or below the topmost
moor where Glass I LIQUIDS are
present. must be I'm room sep
srstsd from all other parts OF the
ssriis ::.. ~ eight upR,'r inches nr' thick
euch APPLIANCES may be kept In
feet above the topmost floor
is Si. Z. aUS ssd: ana are oPP. ssiss
between such rooms and other
parts OF the garage. are provided
with standard self closing nrs
6SSrs KEEP, e.S:ss AN ouch i sSe@ a.
described In Section 81. Lighting
dams lights shall be allowed lit on
suto%G6,Iss in ,,sr s sn,.T;ns s1e sSS
Immediately before issyins the
garage. Garages Installed before
January ist 1915. are exempt from
.thsse provisions AZ found safe.
Sec. %. All reserve and storage
OF Class I and II LIQUIDS must be
class I LIQUID shall be kept inside
q garage except that contained In
the reservoir OF motor vehicles and
h H sss m pro~iasa p however s' that
there may be In each garage one or
more approved portable wheeled
ring such liquids from the storage
tank: the number OF these wheeied
tanks shall be nxed for each garage
by the Chief of the Boiler Inspsc-
motor Vehicles shall be niied az
rectly through hose from pump at
tached to such portable tank, or by
hose coupled TO a permanent hllins
storaxe tank. No transfer Of Glass
I or III liquids In any garage shall
!. be made with open containers. Hose
4 for use In connection with the per-
TANK asn shall ib Sc Of such design end
material as to prevent leakage. The
portable wheeled tank must be N
DESCRIBED In Section a. -.
shall comply with the requirements
given in sections ~. SO. 81 and 81
Sec. % Pumps and other draw
ing.on appliances shall be as CIV.
60. St and &C. The drawing OF any
innammable liquid within danger
Gus proximity to exposed flame or
nre, or nlling an auto while It's
motor IL running Is expressly pro-
Sec. %, Room, containing Glass
] and III liquids shall have open
ings for ventilation. Of at least 30
square inches. along at least two
OPENINGS shall connect by incom
bustible hues TO the outside air at
q point not closer than 9 feet TO
any window or door opening; They
brass wire screen on the inside Of
the wall and unless laid with q
downwnrd slant direct TO the out.
side air. shall conduct 10 and
tinuousiy. which shall be OF suf
ncient size to completely change
the air volume every ten minutes
ns 81 prS Sa,s' with St y sonso Rs:s
Cor equivalent) brass screens.
Sec. IS All garages must be
kept clean. Grease, oil or paint
soaked RAGS, waste or other COM
bustible materials OF like charac-
closing metallic receptacies having
and securely braced. These recep
tac.es shall be kept safely clear
their contents shall be safely dis
posed OF at least once each day
b Oily ando greasy clothing shall be
cared for In non-combustible and
Sec. 30. Glass III liquids may be
kept inside the buildings, III stored
as given In Section "a. The style
Of n can and iss ISestion IN mu ss, Be
Inspection Department
Sec. 100. Dry sand. ashes. chem
tcal extinguishers and other APP
\ prove nre retardants shall be pro-
vidsd In such Quantities and with
appliances as may be directed by
the Chief Of the Fire Department.
A reasonable quantity Of such
,oo,e sn aGnsSmS Snx nb;Sr1 ssn
convenient for use In case OF ex-
cessive oil waste OF overflow.
Sec. lol. There shall be no direct
connection between any Karass
waste basin, sink, floor drain or
sewer system. All such drains or
waite mains to sewer system shall
have intercepting grease. oil and
infiammabie LIQUID traps or sep
arate such substance from water
and sewage and allow Of their safe
and convenient removal Such traps
shall be ventilated I'm the same way
Class ] liquids. Grease, oil. etc..
removed from such traps or sspa-
rators shall be removed and dis
po:sd Of 70 the satisfaction Of the
partment, provided the foregoing
does not apply TO drains, waste
basins or sinks not receiving
grease, oil or inhammabie liquids.
sec; io,.Tt shall be the the duty Of
TO make or cause to be made In
months Of all automobiis garages
or stations within the limits of the
complete record OF such inspection
and Of all matters relating there
to and. to enforce the regulations
II shall be the duty OF the own
. S n g leaf. q al ihr:. oon:ps to
oous places on each floor Of Q
garage placard giving q copy Of
all ordinances affecting the hand
ling Of 'innammabie liquids In gar
ages.
CHAPTER VIII. Dry Cleaning.
Sec. 103. Dry cleaning shall be
known as the art. act or process
OF cleaning or renovating wearing
or other apparel, clothes and other
things. By immersion. wholly or in
part. with any inf1ammable liquid.
Sponging or spotting shall be the
removing OF dirt. grease, etc, by
local application Of inhammabis
Sec. 1o4. spongIng or spottins
with any innammable LIQUID IL pro-
hibited In shops, dwellings. en-
closures. yards and all other places
unless carried on through the APP
plication Of such innammable
liquids from an automatically clos
ing safety can OF not more than
one ID quart capacity. and the use
for spongfng. or spotting OF such
liquid from, or In. open pans or
vessels shall be misdemeanor
Sec fO5. sponging or rpoftinR