The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-07-06

an eighth of an inch layer Of asbestos,
which shall be covered with not less
than 4 inches of masonry set in ce-
ment mortar. Such masonary may
consist of one course of 4 inch hollow
terra Gotta, or two courses OF brick
or terra Gotta, at least one OF which
shall be hollow and be laid to preserve
a free circulation of air throughout
| the whole course Concrete may be
substituted for a course of solid brick
if desired. The masonry work shall
be covered by sheet metal OF not less
than No. 26 gauge so arranged as not
to obstruct the ventilating passages
beneath. Such hearths shall extend
at least "a inches in front and II
inches on the sides and back of the
range or similar heating appliances.
All coal stoves or ranges, with legs
shall be set on incombustible mate
rial which shall extend at least IL
inches in front.
Section 80. Heating Furnaces and
Appliances. Any woodwork, wooden
lath and plaster partition or ceiling
within 4 feet of the sides or back, or
6 feet from the front Of any heating
boiler, furnace, bakery oven, coffee
rooster, fire heated candy kettle,
laundry stove or other similar appli-
ance shall be covered with metal to
a heighth of at least 4 feet above the
floor. This covering shall extend the
full length of the boiler, furnace, or
heating appliance, and to at least )
feet in front Of it. Metal shields shall
be loosely attached, thus preserving
) an air space behind them. In no case
shall such combustible construction be
. permitted within 2 feet of the sides
1r back of the heating appliance, or
{ feet in front of same.
No furnace, boiler, range, or Other
heating appliance, shall! be placed
I against a wall furred with wood.
Heating boilers shall be encased or
q sides and top by an i~ncombustible pro
l tective covering not less than one ant
{. one-half inches thick.
!. Section 80. Open Flame Heating
= Devices. All gas, gasoline, oil O.
charcoal burning stoves or heatin.
/; devices, shall he placed or iron stand
II at least 6 inches above combustibl
supports, unless the burners are a
l. least 5 inches above the base wit
N metal guard plates 4 inches belc'
III the burners.
l. no open flame heating or lightin
device shall be used in any ROOF
4 where gasoline or other volatile il
)e flammable fluids are stored
"a handled.
h. Section 81. Gas Connections. Ga
v connections to stoves and similar hea
.ng devices shall be made by rig:
or metal pipes. For small portable hea
be ing devices, flexible metal or rubb'
n tubing may be used when there is I
valve or shut-off on the device.
10 Section 80. Safety of Design. A
d. parts of every building shall be d
ct signed to safely carry the loads to
tn imposed thereon, and shall in all otl
d. err respects conform to good enginee
al ing practice.
ce All fire doors, windows. shuttle
al and similar devices required by Il
us provisions of this ordinance, shall
of a manufacture which has be-
all tested and approved by the Unde
ed writer's laboratories.
en- Section 33. Duties of Enforcil
~, Officer. The city engineer or 9th
designated official is hereby author!
ne ed and empowered to enforce all orr
l nances relating to the constructie
w. equipment, management and condlti
of all property within the city
lg- Glasgow. Montana, and to supervi
gs, the construction or Reconstruction
in all buildings and to inspect any bui
all ing or buildings now constructed a
or report their condition to the c