Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-11-07

The service pipes must be of gal
lead pipes must be of a quality and
weight corresponding to the A. A.
gauge, and the galvanized pipes of
the corresponding strength. The lead
service from the main to the galyan-
lied iron service must not be less than
Is inches in length, with slack of
not less than four inches, as security
against rupture by settlement of the
main or any material of the trench.
The lead service must be connected
by a wiped joint to the tap in the
main, and to a brass soldering nipple
at the junction with the galvanized
iron pipe.
Section Is.
Officers and employees of the city
water department shall have free
access at proper hours of the day to
all parts of buildings on which water
may be delivered from. the city mains,
for the purpose of inspecting the con-
ditions of the pipes and fixtures, and
the manner in which the water is used.
Section 16.
Should the owner or occupant of the
premises, turn on the water, or suffer
or cause it to be turned on, after il
has been shut off at the curb cock it
will be turned off at the main, and
charge of ten dollars must be paid
before the same shall be turned on
again.
Section II,
The city reserves the right, in case
of shortage of water or for any other
cause, to make an order forbidding
or suspending the use of water for
sprinkling, and the water committee
may, in its discretion at any time,
make such order by giving notice in
one issue of legal paper of the City
of Payette, and in the event of there
being no official newspaper then by
printed notices delivered in person by
someone designated by the water COM
mittee, to the applicants for the use
of said water, and any person violat-
ling such order shall be subject to a
Icharge of five dollars for the first
offense, and ten dollars for any sub
Isequent offense, and the water shall
be turned eff and the same shall not
be turned on again until such charge
lis paid.
Section Is.
No person shall use any water for
sprinkling during the progress of any
fire in the city, and sprinkling shall
be Immediately stopped when an alarm
of fire is sounded in any part of the
city, and shall not be begun until the
fire has been extinguished. For any
violation of the provisions of this sec
ton, penalty of five dollars for such
offense shall be imposed, and the
water shall be turned off, and the
same shall not be turned on again
until such penalty has been paid.
Section 10.
1t shall be unlawful for any person
to open, close, turn on interfere with
or to attack or to connect with any
fire hydrant, stop-valve or stop-cock
belonging to the City of Payette or
to disturb or damage any pipe, ma
chinery, tools, or other property Of
the water system of the City of Pay
cite or to throw any substance into
the reservoir or water main belong
ing to the water system of the City of
Payette, or to battle in any reservoir
or to deface or disturb or injure any
lawns, grasses, plots, flow
ers, vines, bushes or trees belonging to
'r connected with the water system, or
n any way, manner or means pollute
he water or waters Of said water
system Any person or persons vio-
| =
ating any of the provisions of this
section shall be deemed guilty of a
and upon conviction ,
hereof shall be subject to a fine of
lot less than five dollars nor more
han one hundred dollars, 4
Section 20.
In all cases wherein by this ordi=
lance any discretion is vested in the
superintendent of the water works or
he city clerk, such discretion shall be
ubjeet to the control of the water
'ef1zs committee Of the City of Pay
tie.
lection 81.
All meters shall be and remain =
nder the supervision and control
f the City of Payette. In the event y
{ the meter getting out of order and =
ailing to register, the consumer shall