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addition to the punishment hereinbe- | fore last prescribed such person shall have his license revoked and it shall
 be unlawful for him to follow the business or vocation of plumbing in
 the City of Phoenix for the period of one year following such convic-
 tion and each and every act in Vio-
 lation of this ordinance in such busi- ness or vocation shall be d separate
 offense.
 i Cb) It shall he unlawful for any master plumber or journeyman plumber or any other person install- ling plumbing to conceal any imper- lection, either in work or material
 or to cover or in any manner con
 ccal any imperfections in any work
 or material used in any plumbing. or
 do any act or thing tending to pre-
 vent the detection by the City In spector of Buildings of any imper-
 fections in any such work or ma terial.
 (c) Immediately upon the comple- tion of any plumbing work notice
 shall he given to the City Inspector of Buildings that such work is ready
 for the final inspection. The failure
 upon the part of a master plumber to make application for first or final in spection. or either thereof, and the
 failure to correct faults after notifi- cation shall be deemed sufficient } cause for the suspension of his li- cense, and thereupon his license may
 be suspended for such period of 1 l f ,g.,.l- : deem proper. not exceeding one year, and it shall be unlawful for any , plumber to install or repair any plumbing system during the period : of his suspension.
 SECTION To- The word person or persons as herein used shall extend to and include firms. partnerships, associations and corporations.
 SECTION II. Ordinance No. 3S9 entitled an ordinance providing for ! the issuance of plumbing permits for the inspection of plumbing. for the F regulation of plumbing, for the manner
 of constructing plumbing works in ) the City of Phoenix Arizona, and Ordinances Nos. 46S. 592 and 551, or y dinances amendatory thereof are
 neFenN repeated.
 II SECTION r. WHEREAS, the pres U ent ordinance of the City of Phoenix II relative to the regulating of plumbing } and the installation of plumbing and
 drainage systems in the City of phoe-
 nix are vague, indefinite and uncer- II tain and do not properly regulate t the business and vocation of plumb II ing. and,
 Q WHEREAS, it is necessary to the Il immediate preservation of the peace,
 health and safety of the City of Il Phoenix and the citizens and inhabi- e tants thereof that proper and ade- q quate laws be adopted for the rcgu- lation of the business and vocation T. of plumbing;
 II Now therefore. an emergency is e hereby declared to exist and this or dinance shall be exempted from the IT provisions of the referendum and = shall be in full force and effect from II and after its passage by the Com 'S mission and posting and publication ,- as provided by the Charter of the e, City of Phoenix.
 d Passed by the Commission of the n City of Phoenix this 2nd day O l. March, 1916
 Sc Approved this 2nd day of March l. 1916
 y GEO. L. YOUNG, = Attest: Mayor )f FRANK THOMAS.
 h City Clerk
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thirty minutes without perceptable leakage. If the water be lowered by leakage or any leakage be discovered, the place or places of leakage shall be found and made tight by the one in charge and the work shall not be approved by the City Inspector of Buildings until the water shall so stand for such time to the top of the pipe without leakage or percept- able lowering. All joints shall be wiped clean and dry in order to per init thorough inspection. In all cases where the City Inspec- tor of Buildin ,s be not satisfied with the completed work he may call for final test. Such test shall be made with peppermint in the manner fol- lowing: All of the drainage system and vent openings except traps shall he closed. and all traps filled with water. There shall then be poured l into the system at the top of the 1 highest vent for the first and second 1 stories of the building or structure a solution of two ounces of oil of pep i permint to three gallons of hot wa l ter and an additional ounce of pep I permint and one gallon of hot wa ter for each story above the second story. During such test all openings in the system shall be securely closed until the City Inspector of Buildings | shall pronounce the entire system tight, perfect and free from leaks and other defects
 (d) The following fees shall be charged in all instances: Each permit. .................... $l.00 Each fixture .................... 20 Extra visits of City Inspector of Buildings caused by the failure
 to comply with the provisions
 of this ordinance. .....-......... 1.00
 No certificate of final approval and acceptance shall be issued by the City Inspector of Buildings to any person until all fees together with all pen alties that shall have been assessed against the work by reason of faulty iconstruction he paid.
 Gel In addition to the penalties and fees in this ordinance provided for. double fee shall he charged and collected in each instance where plumbing work be commenced before issuance of permit.
 SECTION 4. SIZES OF SOIL AND WASTE PIPES AND GENERAL PROVISION.
 (a) The term house sewer is ap- piled to that part of the main drain or sewer extending from a point two feet outside of the outer wall of building to it's connection with the public sewer
 (b) The term house drain" is ap- piled to that part of the main hori- zohtal drain and it's branches inside tie walls of a building. and extend ing to and connecting with the house
 sewer
 Co The term soil pipe is applied
 to any pipe receiving the discharge of one or more water closets, with or
 without other fixtures.
 (d) The term waste pipe" is ap- piled to any pipe receiving the dis
 charge of any fixture, except water IclCsets.
 Gel The term vent pipe" is ap-
 piled to any special pipe provided tc
 ventilate the system of piping and to prevent trap siphonage and back
 pressure.
 (f) Soil and waste pipe shall be
 of the following materials Extra
 heavy cast iron pipe standard cast
 ron pipe, extra light lead pipe, gal vanized iron or steel pipe, or brass ppe.
 tS) The proper sizes of waste
 pipes for fixture shall be not les. than the following sizes:
 IIgTVrrT-pLc
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(m) Lead vent pipe shall extend at least one foot from the outlet of the fixture which it serves In all cases vent pipes shall be securely anchored and fastened to prevent sagging.
 SECTION :. FIXTURES. (O No water closet shall be put into or up- on any property, house or building except those flushed by a tank of the capacity of not less than four gal Ions of water. All such tanks shall be set at least six feet from the floor low down closets
 (b) Plunger closets and PhiladeI- phia Hoppers are prohibited, but flush ometers may be used Front wash out bowls or r trap closets may be used in out houses. provided that the front or back Washout closets now in use in the City of Phoenix may re- main, but in no instance and under no circumstances shall such fixtures be permitted to be installed in new or repair work. When the water supply is not ample for the proper flushing of closets the City Inspector of Buildings may. at his option, or der the erection of a tank system into which water may flow or be pumped for the purpose of flushing such closets
 Co Water closet compartments shall open into the open air or be ventilated by means of a window, air shaft or duct.
 (d) All closet connections between the soil and the closet bowl shall be made with brass floor flanges solder ed to lead soil pipe which shall he lead bend or lead corrugated stub except in concrete construction where iron connections may he used with sanitary connection to bowl
 (e) Waste pipe from refrigerators
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06

Every fair bather at Palm Beach seems to have an original creation in stockings. The attractive striped stockings worn by Miss Rosamond Lancaster of Boston, Mass, are among the most attractive seen. Wllh the stockings she wore, when this plate was made, very charm ing bathing dress of blue. The col lar and cuffs were trimmed with white flannel,
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be defined as having reference to cast iron pipe of the following weights per lineal foot:
 , inch. .519 pounds inch. .................. pounds 6 inch. h........... pounds
 (n) No safe waste from basin, bath. sink, water closet or other fix ture shall connect with any soil pipe, waste pipe or sewer, but shall dis charge into a water supplied sink.
 (o) Cleanouts shall be placed at the end of each horizontal line of soil pipe. All cleanouts shall be access able, either extended through the wall or kept back twelve inches from the wall. On straight runs of waste pipe of two feet or less it will not be re- quired to use cleanouts. On straight runs of waste pipe over two feet, cleanouts must be used. Cleanouts shall be placed at the base of each stack of soil or waste pipe In all changes of direction in horizontal soil or waste pipes, a cleanout is neces sary. and cleanOuts shall be placed in such other places as the City In- spector of Buildings may deem them necessary. All cleanouts shall have brass screw ferrules of the same in- ternal diameter as the soil or waste pipe which they serve. All changes of direction shall be made with full Y branches one sixteenth one eighth. el one sixth bends, or where cleanouts are not required, long sweep quarter bends may be used.
 (p) All connections between lead piping shall be wiped joints, Con lnections between. soil, wrought iror pipe and lead shall be with approved brass ferrules or brass soldering nip i ples and wiped joints. Bolted ol copper bit and cup or flush solderet joints, are prohibited in all cases eX- cept on the house side of traps. (q) Extra light lead pipe shall bC at least of the following weights tC ! the lineal foot;
 1 1A inch............... pound. ! 1 F inch............... pound: , inch ............. pound. inch. ..................5 pounds | (r) Sanitary Ts shall rot be al lowed except in perpendicular stacks sanitary Tsaand double sanitary IT. and Y's of sthe division pattern al | lowing one vent for two fixtures, alst double fittings with sanitary curve
 which fully protect the drainage dis
 charge from one fixture dischargini
 over into the discharge opening O | iVt with
 and full size drainage openings. shal
 be allowed. The center of wastes a | the junction of vents shall not b. set below water seal of the trap. II
 no case, except on Durham Systen
 plumbing, shall tapped soil or vast I fittings be allowed.
 (s) Double hubs or double hub fit
 tings or inverted joints shall not b
 allowed on soil or waste pipes belo, the water line; provided, however that they may he used on vents. CD The term water line" as herei
 used shall be defined as having ref erence to the highest fixture openin on any plumbing system.
 (u) No heel outlet fitting shall b allowed to receive waste through tn
 heel thereof, excepting where unde
 architectural conditions. the space i
 limited. and in which event it sha meet with the approval of the Cit i Inspector of Buildings.
 (v) No exhaust from any engin
 or blowoff from any boiler shall b connected with q house drain o
 house sewer
 (w) In all buildings the Durhar System may he installed. providin
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Hire little salesman at The Re publican office A want Ad will see more customers than you can.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN
SESSION HERE on FRIDAY

At meeting OF Che county COM
mismoners held yesterday a request
from the ladies OF Waxahachie to
allow them to beautify the grounds
os the court house lawn was grant
ed and Judge Tidwell was author
lied to aid them in any way posi-
bic. The ladies' plan to level up
the court house lawn, plant flowers
and post signs to keep pedestrians
off the grass.
Commissioner Griffith was author
lied TO purchase a 3o-foet span steel
bridge for the crossing on Grove
creek on the Boyee and Lancaster
road
The county auditor was author
lied to have the cage at the jail re-
paired and to buy four cultivators
and two planters for the county
farm.
Road district bonds in the sum Of
.S13,375 were cancelled.
An order was passed authorizing
the county attorney 10 bring suit
on delinquent taxes on land in the
Wm. B. Harrison survey. 1t is
claimed that taxes have not been
paid on this property since 1885.
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

A. y. Caldwell. Dallas; II. 4.
shorter. Birmingham, II. A. viii
lams. st. Louis: w. b. Anderson,
Lancaster; Joe Brennan, Fort
Worth: J. d. Cain, Dallas; BOYD
Brown. Dallas: Max Herr. Louisville;
~. A. Bergferd. Dallas: w. A. Hall,
sherman: II. A. Griffith, Dallas; s.
Orr Neal, Hogg Cigars; E. A. Rice,
Cleburne, E. F. Phillips, city; II. A.
IOvorbeck, Dallas: VIM. c. Tenery
city. j. Shapiro. st. Louis; j. +.
Woods, Fort Smith; E. q. Laven-
lder. Lancaster: H. J. Gilman, Dali
las: 4. n. Mayer, n. y. w. H. Oar
by, St. Louis; L. Herblin. Dallas; 7.
IT, White. Austin, Jno. w. McAllii-
ter. Boston; l.. f. Golson, Lebanan;
liz. E. Golson, Milwaukee; X. =. Hall,
Kansas City: Jas. A. Matthews, Fort
Smith; j. Mosbough, league; d. G.
lMeCabe, San Francisco; II. e. Bucl-
Ter. Arlington; VIM G. Tenery, city;
IDr. T. II. Smith. city; w II. Con-
nelly, Dallas Theo. E2ei. st. Louis;
IH. J. plumer, St Louis; Mamie
iAbrahams, New York. L. A. Wallace
and wife, Dallas; ". J. Robinson
Ennis; J. +. Ryan. San Antonio; G
Id. Bowler. New Orleans; s. c. Tur-
lner, city; G. O. Clough, Corcisana
iJ. n. Toby, Dallas; Annie Merle
Wood, italy; II. c. Patterson, city;
ID. 6. Griffin, Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08
PERSONAL MENTION.
> . . : : : > . > . /. =

sis Alice Aakissen is visiting IN
Oklahoma City
Rleharl Sims Of Byron IS 8 visitor
I'd tie city today.
sack Johnson. candidate for rep
re,entaues. was here today from
Palmer
Nnss Ruby Fondren IS entertain
.ng as weekend guests Misses Mabel
Ferguson and Beth Guy Of Lancas-
ter
Miss Bessie Lee Dickey OF Hills
boro IS the guest of Mrs. James
Munroc at the home of C. L. Adisis-
son on West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Az Crumley Of
paris. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rushing
and MIR. and Mrs. Jack Rushing OF
Ennis viii be the sunday guests of
Mrs. NJ. Middleton OF University adj
dition.
r. w. Getzendaner is home from
Ia few weeks stay at Los Angeles.
California. Tie joined Mrs. Getzen-
daner there for a short stay. Mrs.
Getzendaner and her mother remain
ed in the far west for another few
weeks aojourn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08
COUNTY COURT hAO BUSY
CRIMINAL DOCKET WEEK

In county court this week the fol-
lowing cases have been disposed of:
Bud Mills, abusive language, dis
missed.
J G. Altman, violation local OPP
ton law: dismissed. Witness Huzie
Clark fined $100.
pete Ellis, violation of chicken
ordinance; dismissed fer reasons on
file.
Bolton Lowell, theft; cause con-
tinued to June term.
Ernest Mayfield, wife desertion;
continued until June term.
Gentle Kszze, theft; pleaded gull
ty and was fined S and sentenced
to one hour in Jail.
J. w Hutton, pistol case; dis
missed for reasons.
Il. A. Nolen, theft; dismissed.
Mary Leu Cross, assault and bat
tory; not guilty.
Tempe Love, assault and battery;
dismissed.
Bob Martin, assault and battery;
continued.
Myrtle Oldham, disturbing The
! peace; set for trial April goth.
Flad Stoker, gaming; agrees te
plead guilty.
Luther swancy, violation of loca
option law; acquitted on trial BY
| jury.
Arban and Russell Smith, assault
and battery; bond forfeited.
Viola Davis, abusive language
found guilty and fined s35.
Henry Osby, theft; dismissed.
c. l.. Edgar. swindling; tried be
fore jury and acquitted.
i Pedro Flores, train riding; plead
lea guilty, fined $500 and costs.
Juan Vorgcs, train riding plead
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08

Waxahachie. Texas. April 3, 1916.
To whom il may concern:
In behalf of our night Waterman,
Mr.. peayler and his efficient
services wish to show a com
parison in the loss by fire for the
past two years
-Qaying the fiscal year which end
cd on March 81. 1916. we had oniy
forty-six fires. all OF which were II
the residence section of the city.
The total loss was $19.62o.0o.
The year previous, which ended
on March 81, 1915. we had 6S fires
Of which number several were very
disastrous fires in the business sec
ton. The total less during that year
was S6S.f45.o0.
We wish to add word of appre-
citation in behalf OF the Waxahaehie
Fire Department for the efficient
services Of Mr.. Peapler and recon-
mend that he be compensated in pro
portion % his efficiency.
JOHN DAVENPORT.
CHIEF Fire Department.
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EFFECTS Of NIGHT MAN
FELT IN FIRE LOSSES
Cull.F OF FTBG DEPARTMENT
st.pir Esu.NGs RFortsT FOR
Usr COMPENSATION.
Fisur,e submitted shows o9ncln-
siveiy Tbas Sire Loss isas Heen
less Than Hair Whas ].
Was Year ucforc.

have been your city night watch
man Tor tire past twelve months. and
: wish 20 let the public know Of the
epcraes chat has attended my efforts.
have averaged closing one door
cgcb night during the past twelve
months. There has not been a single
fire fin the fire limits since | haze
been your night wotchman. Ont Of
four attempted robberies ] have pre-
vented two OF them. Tire number OF
fires this past year were II less than
the preceding year. and the loss BY
fire was two-thirds less. Do You
wish the good work to go on. II
this record meets the approval OF
the public let them show their ap-
probation by making it worth while
for the night Waterman.
j. II. PEAVLER.
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Big Anniversary sale 4, III.
Dry Goods CO.. Ady.)
L. ID. G. viii Nee,

The Daughters Of the G.,
acy will meet in the parlor,
Methodist church, Wednesdsr
IL, 1880 D. m. All menbs
urged to be present and h
sired that those who have IA
due will do so at this meet
the state and general dues n
paid at once. Other imDorta,
mess will be discussed. after.
the following program viii bel
/. Each member is reques
answer roll call with a
event Concerning the south
sible).
2. Sketch Of Gen Graberl
T. c. Forrest.
3. Reading, A Southern |
Mrs. Sidney Farrar
4. Tell OF memorial to coI
acy soon tc be built in GeaI
Mrs. Kelley.
5. Southern men were d
ous in early American histoVI
torian.
The .meeting will be heidi
church parlors to enable I'D
who are attending the By
lures to attend both meetlrs4I
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08

The many friends Of Boyce Far
RAJ will be Glad to learn that he has
been elected principal Of the Mid
lothian school for next year. He is
a sen OF Mr.. and Mrs Sid Farrar
OF this city and will graduate at
Trinity this year. He is a consci-
entious, hard working young man
who is destined to make his mark
in the world. His many friends are
glad to know that he will start so
high up in the teaching profession.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08

But do we keep things beautiful
after they have been provided for
us? Attention was called few da%s
ago to the paths in the courthouse
ward. In the same connection II
might be said that Getzendaner park
is a victim to the same thoughtless
habit Persons in going TO the e
brary have made well-wofn pa,h
directly across the lawn. This IS
probably less excusable than even the
courthouse lawn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08

A reporter for this paper stopped
In at the El-Co creamery yesterday
and found a busy bunch of mechan-
les at work installing a Larsen ice
cream freezer and cold storage ma
.ehinery. The freezer has a capicity
of seyenty-fiye gallons per hour,
while the vaults have room for 400
gallons, and the temperature can be
brought down TO fifty degrees below
zero in the vaults. While there the
reporter was treated to fresh butter
milk made by the creamery that
was very delicious.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08

Richard Sims, teacher at Byron,
declares he viii be numbered among
the Trinity normal students this
summer. Mr.. Sims sees no reason
why Trinity should not build up a
normal equal to any in the state.
lie was very frank to admit that no
Texas institution could do better
work.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08

Teacher with ten years teaching
experience in Texas City will take a
limited number Of pupils in Human
EXPRESSION. Men trained for inc
ministry and BAR None but studiou9
workers need apply Tor lessons.
Iphone Southwestern 20 FOR parnea,
lars (Ady.)
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There seems to be failure on the
part OF the public to properly appre-
ciate these public benefactions and
privileges. The practice OF sayiug
steps is al right and even comment
able. so long as II does moi infringe
on tho rights of the public or ind
viduals.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08

Albert Cert and Gentry McCor-
mack, who attended a dance at Ennis
last night, report a close call for an
accident which threatened their safe
" for a time. They were crossing
the II. & T, c. tracks in an auto
mobile when in some manner the ear
wheel caught or the rail and turned
up the track directly in front OF an
approaching freight train. 1t was
necessary to flag the train to give
them time 10 back off the track. No
damage was done but the boys had n
scare.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08

At a meeting of the baseball fans
held Friday afternoon it was de-
cided that the town would raise the
required $500 bonus to be given to
the baseball club to keep a team in
the field this summer. Quite lot
Of enthusiasm was manifested from
the very start and S100 of the prom
ised $500 was raised then and there
Ii is estimated that little trouble
will be experienced in getting the
desired amount paid into the bonus
fund. After this is done a baseball
club of some nine or ten men will
put up $1,000 as an additional
guarantee that the Waxahiche club
will play the schedule season of six
" games, provided Of course the
league is organized. In event the
league does not materialize. of which
there is no doubt, the money sub
seribed will be returned to the orig
inal donors,
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ed guilty, fined $5.oo
Fred Lane. theft; PLEADED
fined S1.oO and sentenced Il
in Jail.
win Mitchell, theft dead.
ty, given 10 days in jaa
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CIVIC SUGGESTIONS.
By The Ladies'.

- IL to be hoped every one read
the article in this column yesterday
enhancing Beauty" II Is a very
timely article and shows a very prev
alent but artificial method Of rails
ine funds for public enterprises.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08

Come to the Dixie Sunday April
10 al 10 a. M for thirty minutes.
This is not picture show but II Is
lust as good Any man or Woihah'
Young man or young lady will be adj
mitted. All free. Could the price
be less?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08

A. D. Martin. prominent young
teacher in town today. states he
viii in all probability be in attend
ance upon the summer normal at
Trinity this year. Mr. Martin said
he was glad to note that Waxaha-
ehie people were gettins behind
Trinity in an effort to make the nor
mai big success.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08

The Good Fellowship lecture class
win. meet at the Dixie theater on
Sunday. April 1G, from 10 to lO:SV
M. Rev. D. b. Bell win lecture
and he promises to interest all who
attend. Citizens both old and young
are invited to attend.