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THE ARIZONA - REPUBLICAN, MON DAY HORNING OCTOBER 8, 1906.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
TrMrr-fraH W. Crlfft . Fary Brat. MESA
I HERE FOR THE WINTER.
I Mr-. A. Bowman, who some time ago
1 purchased the brick house next to the
: L)r. Junes house, arrived here yester
dav with her ni.ce arid her four chil
i (Jren. They will spend tlie winter here.
PINTO CREEK M. & S. CO.
J;
TEMPE ADVERTISEMENTS.
When You Buy of Us
Ycu If yuj prtfir ta pa tog prcf t. why te can't help it or you.
Wa ar fa M..I rr nd D7 Ge.o5 bbi.niii that v. a have built
b. We 4 1 e ,oj ta t nat aa. Try tha good. Than you
axil iaa fae. Vau tKcwti our fa'l and winter goode. "There's a
raaaaw."
' Some one is bound to get the money.
, t'.O.'io given away to the best bread
' bak-rs. Bread must be maJe from
J "Ruby Flour."
I PACK FROM FLORENCE.
J.-.ii.-s ;tluin returiie,l frum Flor
j rrw-f et-rday inkin. where he has
I been for st- rral days past n mutters
f business.
all the
i the building inspector
t. -actor or owner doing
by the coi:
;afd work or
JaO.dO in prizes given for the best
! br.-;il baked with Ruby Flour, brought
to the Arizona Fair.
CITY OF
CEAC1I. n
TEMPE.
CEACH
NORMAL
It ?-.. rr
2 in Tf :
' t-r d'rr tv tit c-tjTT.i'.fie lir.e of School Bjoka and
fa'; or. L f"r litT bet tf lTii(.
LAIRD & DINES,
- Tempe
j PERSONAL MENTION.
, Weslc y Hi." of Yuma was a visitor
' h-re a stuir: time on Saturday.
j '-irl loi:d of Phoenix is visiting bis
j i.ft'-r. .Mrs. J. I.. Hooding.
I Cards have been received announc
ing ti... marriaue of Hilbert H. Moore.
formerly of this place, ami Miss Kertha
Elizabeth l:ihop of Harrisburg. Pa.
The wedding to.ik place at the home
of the bride's mother in t!ie latter city
on Thutf iay. September 1'7. The young
couple will i. at home in Pasadena.
1 C&l.. oil ib
first of ifciember.
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A 7Vj!i'V, fresh supply just received at!?1
Wikl LJf A HAIIMKR'S DRUG STORE! '
j FOR SALE.
i 40 acres of land and water, at a bar-
train. See Joe Merino, Pomerov Bros.
. More. Mesa.
THE CROOK MINES.
N. is
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nz'. i.-t an.j Jewelry with u for repairs. o . w, , . D . , ,
, Rapid Work at Property of T!ie Nas-
I
sau Company.
WALL PAPE
A larga ataortmant ,n varieus etlea, in price from 5 cent par roll up.
The Tempe Furniture Store
PRICE WICKLIFFE
PROP.
"Tempe's Finest.
99
1 170
Day
MONDAY AND TUESDAY WE WILL CIVE '0 PER CENT OFF ON
ALL CUR SHOES IN STOCK.
LU KIN'S CASH STOR
W.
PKca 14 ra.
22 East Fifth SL
With a record of having installed
two boilers, aggregating 13') horse
; wer, a large air compressor, 3i','0
: feet of pipe Urj- anl equipping his
tamjj for larae operations, in liftr-one
das, ;. i j;. Moiuin.r. f;-iii ral man
JKer of I.'..- assau Mining company,
j op.-rat.ng ti.- CriMk group of min-s. is
I pji-h;; d-v. loj.iii-nt work on that vty
jkn-.uri an.l aluab:e property with an
j t-r.-rgy ui:sur;ass.-d in the history of
i:iii:t,g op-rati-n.t in this section.
n July 11 he ordered his machinery
frotn tiie factory .n iKnver, and de
; j-pite tl..- many disappointments jue
t) its ttaii!.p-rtation fr
issued the permit for
ITia r..nnno.1 i ' . .rl 1 1' tut rti"kTlk in or.
umcers inspecting the Property A cordance with the rules and regula
Pine Mill to be Completed J tlong hereinafter set forth and pro-
SON. ivijej for.
r--. c. ix.-.i " ' -
u 1 - ""ns. treasurer of the . necessary the plumbing permit will
Pmto. creek Mining & Smelting com- not be i"ssued until the building per
Moy,iarrnJIn G!e frm St- Joe-nut is issued.
Mo., last Filday n.ght and is now at! Section 2. All work done on sub
t he m:ne with Director Chas. K. PJeni-imittea plans shall be subject to in
enscnnealer and Superintendent Wm. i s,.ection and notice must be given to
After many Vexatious delays
conV; " . T. c?mPanvs l-tonj having the same done as soon as said
moV, 'V -t V nas arrived and wirk is readv for inspection. All
Trt Tamhlln Ul01 Ut I work must be left uncovered and con
c nJr , f ,mh in P" -reek. The venient for examination until inspect
a1 N p a S W3S tSken by th' d and approved by said inspector.
froVo? i- , !nCCm.pan,i Wh h3Ve a' guh inspection shall be rhad?
i ,r-, U the directio of i within twentv-four hours of such no-
J. S. Strite, now engaged on the work t,.,.
ontra'r bTv! L 6 mU1 the tor. and should the inspecting offi-
ceWv for V., free'U? rUn U Suc-icer fail to make the inspection with-
be of tie mo nV yS-, T,HS ? " twenty-four hours after having
nt oi me most substantial construction . . , . . .
fitted with Handcock jigs and other bte.'? n",'1P- euch in'
modern appliances ad so built tha U (t lon be m' tf,the en?e
can be enlarged to 350 tons dai v L- f t ""T .'npf ,offlc"r" .
Paeity without increasing the e of 1 Btf,Ie &M notification is g.ven to
the building j the inspecting officer and before any
There is said t be a sufficient sup- ripes are hidden frorn,.!er th PIumfe
ply of ore in the slopes on the several ing s'stem must be fin"u w,th waler
levels of the mine and on the 'dumps to lhe top a'"1. aI1 thv necessary tools.
Keep itie mill running fr some i lakJ 1 a,lu -
snail oe luiiii.iiru w . 1 1 " .iri ?uu ui
and
Mi wash trays
used- or constmctenl
pha'.l be 'f non-ab-X
union coupling
full be usea
in
to
time. one thousand feet of air pipe
haa been received at the mine, and as
soon as it can be placed in the lower
tunnel two shifts will be nut on to
drive the tunnel (now S4(i fe h,ii(
2JJ feet farther to cut the vein and to I inspecting officer. And no plan shall
connect with t working shaft. The i be cnari6ei1 without written permission
intention is to eventually continue lrom lne RU"am
this tunnel 700 Gr Sou feet to cot five I An' soiI X1"!'?.
eins located on other claims of the
persons assuming control of the
work, and such person or persons shall
remove or repair any defective work
or material v. hen so ordered by the
Pinto Creek comnanv's i.ronerre Tiiia
tunnel will cut the vein on the To
lambien mine at the depth of 12(.f
feet, and other veins at 13l0 from the
surface.
inspector.
drain pipe. trap.
water closit. urinal. sink or othtr
i fixture set up. or fitting or fittings
laid, used or constructed otherwise
than in accordance with theese reg
ulations, or which shall in the opin
ing or porch,
sink maintained
in anv building
sorbent material.
r . - .iAor!i,f inn
connection with concealed worVw o
rubber connections shall be used, ex
cept on the flush pipes only.
VENTILATION OF PIPES.
Section j.. All traps to fixtures shah
be separately and .effectively back
vented, and all special air-pipes with
in a radius of twelve feet, may con
verge imoone pipe, the s:ze of the s;,mo
to be governed by the provisions of
section eleven (11) neieo.. aim
extended up to. and s.x nice.- .........
the highest, point ..n tne rooi. o.
be conducted into t:.e man.
WA kwrhliLt
thor, tn feet aooe me ms'-"
fixture In the system.
REFRIGERATOR WASTES.
"Waste pipes from refrigerators or
other receptacles in which provision
are stored shall not be connected will;
a drain, soil pipe, or other waste piP
unless such waste pip-s are provided
with trap suitably ventilated, and in
every case there shall be an open tray
between trap and refrigerator. Water
closet apartments shall open into the
open air or be ventilated by means
of a window, air shaft, or duct.
Section l'.'. Xu brick, sheet mater
iar. earthen ware, or chimney flue sha'l
be used as a server ventilator or 10
ventilate any trap, drain, soil or waste
pipe. Rain water leaders or cellar
drains shall not be connected witn an
soil or waste pipes, except by special
permission of the building inspector.
Section 11. The building inspector
in approving plans or in accepting
work of any and all persons carrying
on. conducting, assuming control of,
constructing or causing to be con
structed any plumbing or house drain
age affecting sanitary condition of
any house or building of said city,
shall be coverned by the following
ion of the building inspector, be bad
Since the above was put in type I or defective in quality, shall upon no-
Messrs. Watkins tice. either verbal or in writing, from 1 rep-nla rion and it shall be unlawful
said building inspector, be removed or 1 for any person to fail, neglect or re-
repaired in the manner determined
Riemensch-
neider have returned from the mine.
and report a strike of four to live feet
of ten per cent suit ! ide ore in the Yofnd within the time fixed by the
lambien mine, on leel K. 425 feet in
d-pth. This is one of the most import
ant strikes of ore e' r 7 made on the
company's property.
o
The best present for you to aend east
Is one that will cost you the least.
m the railroad 1 And be the moat welcom.
termini. .5 to i he camp over a rugged It rint.;,,'. r -h: 1 ..!. a , ,
Candy. 1 terial in any part or parts, a permit
i must be procured and inspection
made as herein provided.
building inspector.
Section 3. It will not be necessary
to obtain a permit in case of repairs,
which is clefined as follows: leaks in
drains, soil, waste or vent pipes; but
should any trap, drain. soil pipe,
waste, or vent pipe be or become bad
j or defective, and it will be necessary
h.ounta.n road, with seme of the heav- j
ies-t trrad-ts i:; the west, be had it in
' j-ialled and running by steam on Au
rut 2. and op rating four power
drills in the face of two of his tunnels
0:1 Septen.hiir 2. eat ii and every part
ruM.ir.g in first class shai-.
The camp is situate. 1 in ("rook Can
!. about on.--ha!f mil.- south of the
Mount l'::i.,ii Consolidated Mining
Company pr..irti.. and about one
rr-::" south of ti e storm Cloud and
Senator mine--, aj 0f which have prov
en proj.ertiei$ ,.f merit. Journal
Mir,.-r.
Cut Flowers
for sale at
Dunbar's Rose Gardens
1
FEES.
j Permit
j Each w ater . closet .
J F.ach w ashlm w 1 . . . .
I Kach bath tub
Corner West Adams and Twentyfirst i Each sink
.$ r.o
Sts.
Telephone Main 56.
25c On the Dollar Off
r-. a
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t ; (I
and
at-. 1 ? -r
' pC:;
Hyder Bros.
Tempe
AN IOWA VISITOR. Miss Carolyn
J. P.tzei.berg. whose home is in Iowa,
arrived f;..re yesterday mort.ing from
I-oi.g Ijih. Mhe;e si,e is spending the
sj'Mr. r. Sb.- is a trained nurse and
exp.- tn ti Hay during the winter and
perhaps Linger, if Phoenix continues to
a r H ! Ira' !i c in 1 rr ui it does m.iT.-
- is particularly impressed so far
on i:.e pi.-t ures-j ueness ,,f the Ari
z"na Indians, and the sage brush decoration-
,, ,- Arizona d-sert-
Indian Motocycles
$225 Delivered
V. A, REDEWILL
224 W. Washington SU Phoenix.
j Each wash tub ,
j Each hopper
(Other fixtures, each
i Extra visits when ordered
! owner or agent, each
Approval of work
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IS
10
2
20 :
by
fuse to comply with the same upo.i
notice so to do.
FIXTURES PROHIBITED.
First: Xo water closet shall be pnt
into or upon any property, house or
building except those flushed by a
tank containing not less than four
gallons of water. Plunger closets,
PMladelphia hoppers, pan closets, or
any other closets where tlie supply of
the bowl is direct from the street ser
vice or building supply, are prohibited
in all cases and where such exist shall
be removed and replaced with tank
water closets.
Second: All traps shall be set true
t.i their water seals.
EXTRA HEAVY SOIL PIPE AND
FITTINGS.
Third: All soil pipes and fittings
in buildings four stories and more
shall be of cast iron and of the grad?
known as extra heavy, and the fol'ow-
i iiig weights per lineal foot: Four in-
13 pounds; five inches.
3B
FRUIT TREES. FRUIT TREES.
From Stark Eros.' Nursery Co., at
wholesale. Ciiiaranteed true to name or
money rtfursded. Replace all trees that
die before first of August at half price.
V iil call at your homes from Mesa to
Arlington. Drop a card. Box S13.
Phoenix. HALL BROS.,
Agents.
ORDINANCE NO. 390.
! pounds; six inches, 20 pounds; houses
I-ees for all ilumbmg work will be;,, rir ,, , . ., -r ,
, v, . ... ... , ard pipe and fittings. All soil pipes
double when permit is not obtained , .. . . , , ., . . ,
, . , . shau be catried up full size to. ami
before plumbing work is commenced. 1 . , , ,L .. . - . .
o r,x . t- v 1 . !- ' 1X inches above, the highest point of
Section 4. Every house or building 1 , , . ... . ,
i r v,- 1 v. . the roof and left without cowl or cap.
111 or for which any house drainage Tt, , . ,, , .. , ,
... p These vents shall foi.ow the angles of
or plumbing arrangements are con- ,v .v - 3 T
" istructed shall be seraratelv and inde- . , .
T7 . , -.v. -., , not be carried to the outer air until the
pendently connected either with a sew- 1. . , .... i
L.- 1 . - , highest point in the roof has been
! er or a cesspool containing not less! . .
I , . . . , , reached.
,than two hundred and rifty cuoic feet.; t. ,. . . ., .
322? inside measure when completed, and I V " . f'-tures shad be trap-
an oe dug at least fourteen feet in ; , . .v, -
nil . v 1 1 dp Ol illIJilt-I I1AIUI f.
Amending ordinance Number
creating the office of bui'dinq in
spector. Regulating the manner of'f'1". and down to ETavel. and shall
not be greater than six feet across or f
1 diameter, and shall be lined -with I
construction. Providing for the is
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aud ncp n t nprm ti.
1 oat
ordtin as follows: :with a brick arch laid in mortar or . 'T. '
Section 1. That all buildings in cdvcmI with redwood not less thani,U, lnc le3
: , . . . - 1 lead.
' i'i-."i .1 - pro lueii ior in .jrci- ou: on n.-.- 111 1 uieiveiis-s, coereo. wiini
Fifth: All soil and waste pipes two
1 inches or more in diameter must be of
sinks shall not be less than two in
ches, and where more than one water
closet, slnr-hopper or slop sink Is
vented through the same pipe the sizo
shall be as follows: For more than
one and not to exceed four closets,
slop hoppers or slop sinks, two in
ches, internal diameter; for more than
four and not to exceed tight, two ond
one-half inches, internal diameter; for
more than eight and not to exceed
fourteen, three inches; for more than
fourteen and not to exceed twenty
four, four inches; all vent pipes run
ning in a horizontal direction shall not
exceed fifteen feet in length, and shall
have a fall of not less than one-quarter
inch per foot.
ERECTION OF SPECIAL TANKS.
Fourteenth: "When the w'ater supply
is not ample for proper flushing of
closets the building inspector may, at
his discretion, order the erection of a
tank cistern into which the water may
flow, or into which it may be pumped.
Fifteenth: All vents shall rise per
pendicular to six inches above the fix
tures to prevent back water entering
the vents. In no case shall any fix
ture waste be erected in the bend of
the trap.
BLOW-OFF FROM STEAM BOIL
ERS, ETC.
Sixteenth: No privy vault, cess
pool, exhaust from engine or blow-off
from boiler shall be connected with a
house drain or sewer.
Seventeenth: Every safe waste
from basin, bath, sink, water closet,
or other fixture shall not connect with
any soil pipe, waste pipe, or sewer.
but shall discharge into a water-supplied
sink or outside of the building.
DEFECTIVE FIXTURES.
Eighteenth: Every existing water
closet, sink, bath tub, basin or other
fixture that now is. or shall hereafter
become unhealthful or unsanitary,
must be replaced wih other fixtures of
their respective cla-?s or changed in
accordance with this ordinance.
PRIVY VAULTS AND CESSPOOLS.
Nineteenth: No privy vault shall
be maintained or allowed in any part
of the special fire limits.
Twentieth: All plumbing fixtures,
plumbing and drainage in place in any
building in the city where alteration
or additions thereto are desired, such
alterations may be made after an in
spection by the building inspector.
! who shall within a reasonable time of-
ter a request fur same, make such in
spection of plumbing fixtures,
plumbing or drainage system and
if found in a reasonably san
itary condition, and not a men
ace to health. he shall issue a
permit for such alterations or addi
tions to be made and installed as a
part of such system, and they shall
be made under his direction. Tho
water test as in this ordinance provid
ed for is not to be applied to any oid
plumbing system now in use. If the
j building inspector shall find any un-
the alteration or addition to be made.
For such inspection the building in
spector shall receive from the owner
a fee of seventy-five cents per hour
for time actually spent in the inspec
tion, which he may retain.
NUMBER OF WATER CLOSETS IN
TENEMENT HOUSES,
LAUNDRIES, ETC.
Twenty-first: No building cr other
structure shall be used or occupied as
a factory, laundry, tenement, or lodg
ing house or place in which human
beings reside, work, or do business,
unless such building is provided with
iron, coated inside and out with , one o- more water closets for every
TEMPE
TIM tVMPltiZ COMPANY.
1 For Rent 40 acres, nine miles west
:of Phoer.ix. with water in Maricopa
j canal; all improved; 240 acres In good
jalfalfa; fenced and cross-fenced; house
, and outbuildings. Possession given af
ter October 1st. Will lease for one or
more years. E. W. Lewis. National
' V.' i.'-. Ti'- ;r.:.-. .4uetUio:i u; p-rmost
j Hi !;. t!:ir. . of T'-:i:Jt ca.'il s.,k
jb.'l'f v..i vj.it til- r-uit woull be
J lu tfe- f; -i.er und r th-j Tempe canal
lai e- 11- i .ir.p.rtj.n of the diversion . Uaxk of Arizona building.
"- -'" i 1 ri. ..ir. ii. .1 re.ni a .
i-i 1. from ii.. coi, tract made between
!. Fer-ta- of u.e interior and th"
a- i'.a'r l"er' o . I. t ion which gave
AMarneen.
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li.e 1..- pre ,n that n:y members of
' lie .i s W i! 1. .!i WOUil l-e J-T Hi i t t .d t J
; i. m. t,y t- r.efii friri ti e n.iraj-i
l-roicrtl ,n or.j.ectiwn with the jjoverTi-
1.1 ., k It I. is i.j ir. ior;. how-
ncr, tl.at w.rh the fu.l oni-ent cjf the
Wa'.r l'.-r a -x.-.aMon un.l ii - guv-
' rt.r:.. .'. Tm might aval! i'setf 0f
the ue c f t.t eh'. ff-ion dam. Tha'
!:', r. !i" t--r, i- hi fsr cistint that
T f; ; e rfiri' ! in fur ti,e pre-cnt are not
t;ril.r If.wr.ivt-J anout it.
Af'-r Mr. H.,J a aJ ;rcf,j the a:,tiual
" d " -r of the pumping
" 1 '"':' ' 1 ' e a:. 1 tl.e officer
. ! O l-ji e n . riir.g the p i!t year
. ci cr Lli-il. v:;" .1 s e-e.vt ted.
T5il?f,APvTJSEMrrs.
a full Carload of
WHITE
SEWING
MACHINES
nance No. 3l'2 that do not exceed one : at least eighteen inches nf dirt. Paid j
constructed :
All waste j'Tpes less than j fifteen occupants, workers, employes or
in diameter shall be of 1 residents, or fraction thereof. In such
ibuiliing or structure. There shall be
SEALING AND TESTING OF WORK, i separate water closets provided for the
story in height,
as follows:
may be
cesspool to be located at a distance
of not less ' than five feet from anv
Foundations need not be more than ; property line, and not less than ten
eighteen inches in depth below the ' feet from any house or dwelling,
curb line. j Section 5. Each and every cesspool
Wood lintels or girders supporting i shall be vented through a cowl or a
brick, may be used in one story build- return bend cast iron pipe, four fil
ings only, and must be covered on all I f hes in diameter, w hich must be two I
exposed parts with metal. Where ;
height of story dos not exceed ground or by such means as may be
fourteen feet, nine inch brick walls directed by the building Inspector,
may be used, provided, no machinery 1 SOIL AND WASTE PIPES
or shafting is used in said -building. 1 Section 6. All soil and waste pipes,
except such as is used in connection j to a point three feet outside of the
with fans. exterior wall of the building, shall be
Section 2. Porches hat extenlicast iron, not less than four inches
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KT-ct-r f .r Ruby Tlour and
'" f jr the pr-ze.
FOR SALE
H - 4
11'
V.'i e-
.d
$50,000.00
POMEHOY I KELLY,
Real Estate and Loan
Agents
MESA CITY.
ARIZ.
CROWING BETTER.
ML- S oi.e Cou,n. who ii sick a
'. t.ri." hail, wan n:nel.jt better
.: rda an t H i- h"i-! w.l! ti? o far
1 . ; ro-. e.; t'.at !.. n.ay Itt-'iakcn to her
I.- -i.e i:. T":r tt..r.e this -vtniiijf by
ir '..: .1 k i . arrr.ed here a few day-
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KoUik
fls:ry.
wirk f.nihe-l cheap. Temp
FUNERAL POSTPONED.
T'e t-Ti-rai u;.,.; ;a!!ard.. h.14
i- n pt-p t,-. i.r.til tr. .fteriio.,n at
l! -t ?-... t.en 1: v. o! take place
fro-:i tf..- . f s,.. l;ro,Mi. T) roush
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LIVE STOCK SHIPMENT.
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.s un4voi :b!y d--..'.-:
r.o fieignt was
- ' " that accoyr.t
g here since Friday
Ij you know that the White Sewing
Machine runs lighter, sews faster. lasts
lor.g.-r and wiU do a larger variety of
work than any machine on earth?
If not. call us up and we will send a
machine on trial.
New York
Cash Store
Tempe
across and are as w ide a? the side - j internal d'ameter, and shall be carried
w alk, having iron posts at curb line; undiminished in size up to. and six
on buildings that are two or more 1 inches above, the highest point in the
stories high, may be constructed with ' roof or fire walis. and shall not ter
wood joists and girders, provided the minate within eieht feet of anv win
floor of porch is on level with floor dow. air shaft or opening of anv house
in each story of the building to which or building, and the same sha'l be fur
"fiirTK-. .u , ither removed if the inspecting offi-
.v. . omi cue woius entirely cor cmi d.-ra
Section
it necessarv.
VITRIFIED STONE PIPING.
All drains outside of the building
of ordinances in conflict with the pro- , . 10 tne W'WIT or spool shall be
'lo.c ioit, 111111eu. t-ione
of metal" be stricken from
j.) of Ordinance Xo. 322. I
All ordinances or parts '
Section 4.
two sexes. Where vent pipes branch
into one another and where they
branch into soil pipes, the branch fit
tings must not be less than three feet
from the floor line.
Section 12. The building inspector
shall keep in suitable form a record
of all plans and specifications of
buildings, plumbing and gas fitting,
examined by him, with such explana-
re- 1 Hons and notes appended thereto as
moved and replaced by sound mater- j will enable future boards of health to
ial; cement work of any description I trace sources of filth and cases of
is prohibited, and every part of tho J sickness, enforcing the best sanitary
work shall conform to these rules and ' conditions, and to preserve health
Sixth: Before the fixtures are plac
ed in connection with the plumbing
of any house or building, or any pot -tion
of the drainage system Is covered
or concealed from view, the outlet of
the soil pipe and all openings into :!
below the top shall be hermeticallv
'sealed; the pipe shall then be filled
feet above the general srf0 of ,h 10 -'- I'Oim m me
. rinii . ieieci:.e pn'rs ana Iillingsi
. r - w . : i re . t : 1 . . . !
ui ine.i unicieiii. tvllius muL oe
visions of this ordinance ace hr-rehv
repealed. "
Section 5. This oidinance shall take!
effect and be in force from and after
its passage and publication as requir- !
ed by law.
Passed by the Common Council of
the City of Phoenix, this third day of
October, l&ocj.
Approved this third day of Octo
ber, 19o6.
L. W. COGGIXS.
Mayor.
Attest: FRANK THOMAS.
City Recorder.
ORDINANCE NO. 39.
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CALLA DALE
POULTRY FARM
C. W. ALEXANDER,
Tempe, Ariz.
An ordinance providing for the issu
ance of plumbing permits, for the
inspection of plumbing, for the reg
ulation of plumbing and the man
ner of constructing plumbing work j eJ b'
p;pe. or
cast iron, internal diameter not less
than four inches. Stone ware piping
shali nit be allowed within two feet
of the exterior wall of any building,
neither shall vitrified pipe come within
six inches of the surface of the ground
through its entire course. The joint
ing of each and every section of vit
rified piping must be completely and
uniformly filled with the best Pnn.
i land cement, two parts of cement to
J one part of sand, and every joint thor
oughly cleaned from the inside, so aj
not 10 lorm an obstruction. The dif
ferent sections must be laid in per
fect on the bottom and sides, with a
fall of not less than one-quarter of
an inch per foot, toward the sewer
or cesspool. This piping must he per
fectly water tight; it shall not be cov
ered or concealed in any way. until it
has been properly tested an.l anr.rne
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he buildine inspector Alt
i" cny or . noer.ix, Arizona. ci.auges in direction shall be made
1 ne Common Council of Phoenix do wun curved 1 branches, and
ordain as follows:
Section 1. Any person or persons
carrying on. conducting. assuming
control of, constructing or causing to
be cc -triu-t.-d either as owner, agent
or otherwise, any plurr.ning or house
drainage affecting the sanitarv condi-
f any house or building within
;.ts of the city of
tions
tlie li
all con
nections with Y branches and ono
eighth bends.
Section 7. No trap or any manner
of obstructions to the free flow of air
through the whole course of drain and
soil pipes fhall be allowed.
TRAPPING OF FIXTURES.
Section S. Every water closet, sinli.
slop-hopper, bath tub. and each trav
n-j 01 1 noei.ix. snail . ei n irays or otner vesseT nr
n I !'l v the building inspector of said ; sels connected w ith the drain pipe di
c ity f..r a permit to do so. at the I rectly or indirectly, must be separately
same time submitting to said build- j independently, and effectively trapped
mg inspector. Mans or drawings and 1 and vented. The trap must bo placed
description of the work orop,sed 10 , as near the fixtures as. possible and
be constructed, and in conformity j In no case further than two feet 'fro-M
with which the same shall be con- the fixtures. All sinks in kitchens of
structed. before any jiart of said work , bearding houses or hotels, accommo
shall be commenced and no part of ! dating more than twenty persons, shall
said work shall be commenced, and no I be provided with a suitable and ap
part of the sajd w ork shall be done ! Proved grease trap. No wooden wash
until after said inspector has approv- j trays or sinks shall be maintained
ed of the plans and draw ings and de- j constructed or used inside of any build-
regulations, and shall be subject to
the approval of the inspector.
JOISTING OF IRON PIPING.
Seventh: All joints in cast iron soil
pipes, whether inside of the building
or otherwise, shall be made with pig
lead and oakum and thoroughly caulk
ed. VENT MATERIAL.
Eighth: All vent pipes and their
fittings must be either cast iron or
galvanized wrought iron reamed out
of standard weight or extra heavy. Ai;
vents and extensions above lhe highest
fixtures, if cast iron, may be standard
pipe.
TRAP SCREW FERRULES.
Ninth: All vertical stacks of soil
or waste pipes shall be provided with
brass trap screw ferrule at the foot,
and also in other places where the in
specting officer may think It necessary.
Trap screw- ferrules shall be the same
diameter as waste stack or lateral run.
All changes of direction of soil or
waste pipes shall be made with full
Y branches and one-eighth bends;
sanitary T's shall not be used except
in perpendicular stacks.
CONNECTING OF LEAD PIPES,
ETC.
Tenth: Ail connections between
lead piping shall be joined by plumb
ers' wiped joints. Connections betwee..
soil pipe and lead shall be made witn
brass ferrules or brass soldered nip
pies, and plumbers' wiped joints. Boil
ed or copper bit. cup or flush soldered
joints are prohibited in all cases.
SIZE OF WASTES.
Eleventh: 'Waste pipes in all cases
shail be of lead or cast iron of th
following sizes: For bath tubs, laun
dry trays, sinks, urinals, wash basins,
each not less than one and one-half
inches; slop hoppers .tot less than two
inches.
SIZES OF SPECIAL AIR PIPES.
Twelfth: All traps and vents thai'
be' the same size as the wastes; pro
ided, that if more than one fixtur?
shall be as follows: For more than
one and rot exceeding two fixtures,
one and one-half inches, internal diam
eter; for more than two and not ex
ceeding eight, two and one-half inches,
internal diameter; for more than eight
and not exceeding twelve, three in
ches, internal diameter.
SIZES OF SPECIAL AIR PIPES FOR
WATER CLOSETS, ETC.
Thirteenth: Crown vent pipes from
water closets, slop hoppers, or slop
without re-examination of plumbing,
drainage and ventilation.
Section 13. Any person or persons
may use a running trap in any plumb
ing or drainage system, and when so
used it shall te constructed as follows:
There shall be placed on the house
drain and on the sewer side of ail
connections a running trap. If placed
outside of the building or below thi
cellar floor it must be accessible In
a brick or wood manhole, not less than
three feet square. This trap must
have two clean-outs with brass screw
cap furru'es. A vent pipe must be
connected on each side of running
trap. These vent pipes must be of
cast iron and of weights as given ia
section eleven of this ordinance and
of not less than three inches internal
diameter for every increase of one
inch in the house drain. The vent pipe
on sewer side of running trap must be
carried up to. and at least six inches
above, the highest part of the main
roof. The vent pipe on house side
of running trap may terminate abov.
the roof at any point not less than
eight feet from any window, door,
chimney, or air-shaft.
Section 14. Any person, firm, or
members thereof or any corporation,
or officers thereof, who shall either
violate or neglect or refuse to compiv
with the provisions of this ordinance
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof, shall be fined
not less than five dollars and not more
than one hundred dollars, or be im
prisoned in the city jail not less than
five days and not more than fifty
days, or be both fined and imprisoned,
and ever;- day during which the wor'
of plumbing or drainage is continued
in violation of the provisions of thi3
ordinance shall be considered as con
stituting a new offense and be punish
able as in this section provided.
REPEAL
Section 15. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances in conflict herewith ar
hereby repealed.
Section 15. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from an3
after its passage and publication.
Passed by the Common Council of
the City of Phoenix, this 3rd dav of
October, 1605.'
Approved this 3rd day of October
liH'S.
Attest:
E- W. COGGINS.
Mayor.
FRANK THOMAS.
City Recorder.