The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-02-03

Otner xtnfes MS stated In THIS Or"
~dinance) until it becomes as large as
the main soil pipe. In case of bath
tubs, sinks, wash traps and wash ba-
sins, the vent pipes from traps may
be combined as stated in section 81, to-
wit: one foot above water line and in
the following proportion:
Three two-inch traps vented into
two-inch pipe not to exceed thirty-fi five
feet long.
Two and one and one-half inch traps
vented into one and ole half inch pipe
not to exceed thirty. FIVE feet long.
Six one and one-half inch traps vent.
ed into two inch pipe not to exceed
thirty-fve feet long.
Two one and one-fourth inch trap
vented into II and one-fourth inch
pipe not TO exceed thirty-five feet
long.
Three one and one-fourth inch trap
vented into one and one-half inch
pipe not to exceed thirty-ti five feet long.
And not more than ten one and one
fourth inch traps may be ventilated
into two-inch pipes.
Water closets more than fifteen
feet from main stack shall be vented
into a pipe not less than two inches
in diameter,
Every sink, basin, bath, water
closet, u%ripal, and each set of wash
tubs, or other fixtures, shall be sepsr-
ately and effectively trapped The
trap shall be set as zeal as practicable
to the fixture it serves. No fixture
shall be set unless supplied with suf-
fcient water to properly flush it.
Grease traps inside Of buildings shall
be made of lead, cast iron or brass,
having an air tight screw cover, of at
least four inches in diameter, and the
discharge from any fixture must not
pass through more than one trap. In
bath rooms there must be placed one
4x4x2 sanitary ''T'' or "Y''to connect
lath tub, basins or sinks, each waste
pipe or fixture shall run separately
to the two inch inlet. No waste
pipes to copnect the closet bend. All
waste pipes from fixtures except water
closets where they connect with the
soil or waste pipes, said connection
shall not be smaller than two inches.
Sec. 80. Anti-Syphon Traps Anti
syphon traps, of a form approved by
the board of health may be used un.
der bar room fixtures, center ~lavator,
les in barber shops. and in the ex.
tension or repair of plumbing previ
ously installed; or in other contingen.
cies, wherein the opinion of the
building inspector, and anti sYphor
pipe would be Ineffective by reason oi
the great number of turns in direction
or other insurmountahle obstacles.
Sec. 40. All yard, cellar, area. ant
basement drains shall be at least tw,
inches i'll diameter. Where floor OF
cellar drains are required, the ''Dshn'.
Acme" Fig. 8, manufactured by the
Compound Injector and Speciality Com
pany, or any other equally good drain.
of the sane size and similar workman.
ship. shall be used.
Sec. Al. In all cases where a build
ing is used as a hotel, tenement, board
ing house, or restaurant, the owner Of
occupant shall provide properly con
structed grease trap, through which
all slops of greasy nature shall pass
and the building inspector shall hav,
authority, and ne is hereby authorized
to direct aud compel any person of firm
or o operation to provide and use
grease trap as aforesaid, when, in hi
Judgment, the same is necessary.
See. AZ. All drip or overflow pipe
from under plumbing fixtures or tank
shall run TO the cellar or discharge out
} side of building or some conspicuou
point, and in no case shall such pip
, connect with any soil, waste or ven
J, pipe.
Sec. Al Traps and branch vast
pipes shall not be less than the follow
ing sizes:
For II basin OF pantry sink, on
and one-fourth inches.
For slop, two inches.
For kitchen sink, one and one-hal
inches.
For bath tub. one and one-hal
inch waste uipe with four by eigh
r inch drum. trap, to have four inc.
3 clean-out screw above floor or a on
aud one-half inch brass trap may b
= used, if set above floor and ventilated
For u~rinals, one and one half inch
es.
For laundry tubs, one aud one hal
inches.
For water closets, four inches.
u Sec. A. In no case shall the vast
pipes from "a refrigerator or other rt
ceptacle where food is kept be con
t nected direct TO sewer, soil or vast
pipe. 1t may be discharged over
. basement drain, open sink, or be car
8 ried outside of building.
Sec, 40. No privy vault, sewe
1 vault or cesspool shall be constructe
t within one hundred and fifty feet G
s a public sewer, nor shall any perso
connect a sewer to a privy vault c
sewer vault or empty the contents c
a privy vault or sewer vault into
Q sewer, nor shall any house drainag
t be connected with privy vault q
e sewer vault.
+ Sec. 46. Every water closet shall b
p supplied from a separate tank or cit
tern, except closets in %outhouses, an
s shall be so arranged as to deliver q
r least four gallons of water at eac