Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-09

hours the water will be cut off with
out previous notice, and II must be
confined to the fair application for
| the purposes, without excessive or
unreasonable use, and to the premises
of the party. This section shall not
apply to market gardens, nurseries
or green houses. Water shall be fur
nished for use in such places at meter
rates with privilege of use at any
time, except such times as shall be
specially directed by the City Coun-
Gil.
Section 16. Nm sprinkling streets
each user must confine himself to his
own premises and half the width of
the street thereof.
Section II. Yard fountains shall
not be used more than six hours and
only between April first and Novem-
Der first except upon special permits
sion and the payment of additional
charges. The service pipes of fount-
aims out of doors must be provided
with stop cocks, under the control of
the water works committee. The right
is reserved to suspend the use of
fountains and hose for sprinkling
yards, streets and gardens whenever
in the opinion of the mayor or the
city council the public exigency may
require it.
Section 49, All water service pipes
from the main to the curb line shall
be of extra strong lead water pipe.
i. Section 10. Every service pipe
must be sufficiently waving and laid
in such a manner as to prevent rup-
ture by settlement.
Section 20. Mains must always be
tapped at the top and not In any case
within ten inches of the hub.
Section 81. All service pipes must
be laid as much under the surface
Of the ground as the main pipe in the
street, and in all cases to be deep
enough to prevent freezing.
Section %. Every service pipe
must be provided with a stop cock
for each consumer set six inches in
the street from the lot line; the cock
shall be of the kind known as min
neapolis" or Minneapolis Pattern"
threaded top, round way cocks, and
be fitted with iron pipe curb box to
the surface of the. ground with proper
cap on top and said stop box must be
connected by threaded joint to said
stop cock
Section 90. No hydrant, except the
public drinking fountains shall be
placed within the limits of any street
unless the hydrant or hydrants are
securely closed and protected against
general use, and no drinking fount-
ain shall be erected for public use
which has openings by which 1t can
be used as a source of domestic sup
ply.
! Section "a. Within forty eight
hours after the completion of attach
ment or connection the plumber or
pipe filter shall make full and COM
plete returns of the ordinary and
special uses to which the water is de-
signed to be applied under any per-
init granted from the Office of the
City Clerk, with a description OF all
the apparatus and arrangements for
using the water in every case and any
other particulars that may be called
for. The water will not be turned
on to any premises until complete re-
turns are made by the plumber.
Section 25 The following annual
water rates and rents are hereby
adopted:
Barber Shops, first chair $500.
Barber Shops. each additional chair
$500.
Bathing Tubs, public, first tub
$1,000.
Bathing Tubs, public, each addi-
tional tub $500.
Bathing Tubs, private, $500.
Banks, including one basin $500.
Bakeries, $1,000.
Butcher Shops, $1,000.
Print Shops, S11.00.
Blacksmith Shops, $500.
Boarding and Lodging Houses