Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 25, 1912, Page 8

VAGE EIGH? |plumbing business during his term jof office. And shall receive as com- pensation for his services all moneys collected under the provisions of this ordinance, with the exception of the fines impnaed in the police court. Sec. It ah:lt; lhltl:'the duly of the lnape-lor to see that all provisions of this ordinance are confcrmed to. Wherever in this ordinance the word Inspector occurs, the same shall be understood to refer to the Inspector of Plumbing and Building Connec- tions. e £ ours. lf.‘-f“fimnffffix .Elllla 11 bce charged How about a good set of Wagol ;;4 collected by the inspector an ac huggy barness. See McGlashan.inspection fee for all new, old, or i 3-19 'reme ydeled plumbing work inspected {hy him in the City of Lakeland. The fee shall be one and one-half dollars ($1.50) for the first fixture, or waste opening, and fifty (50) cents for each additional one. The said fee shall be paid by the .person, firm, FOR RENT—Two desirable bed rooms, with modern conveniences. Ap- iy 311 South Virginia avenue. 3-25-tf. | Full Dblooded Jersey ‘ 3-25-6p. | FOR SALE eow. Phone 239 Green. Yor Sale—Horse, wagon and har- 2éss. Apply to C. F. Brush, or write Box 426, 2-18-t¢ #ISH AND OYSTERS. Fresh and sait water fish, 8 cents pound; oys- corporation, or association owning tess on hand now; best select 30 1014y, rgporty on which the inspection $6 2ents. W. A. Yaun, 218 North | i5 made. Kentachs. Phone 232-Red. 2-2t7 Shall Not Proceed With Work Excent 7 3 \ Soc. 4. No person shall proceed entirely too late bet-f o) .m\ portion pf any plumbing, that nice new buggy |drainage or sewer vork, extend or al- Soll by E. S. .\lc- ter old or new work (except neces- 3-19 (SArY repairs), until they have filed \ reeiote anap. |4t the oftice of the inspector an ap- Model ¥, Buick; SUA | piication for permit, giving complete i '! i 0. Union description of all the plumbing and Ko (uy 2-21-61D. | tixtures to be placed in the building, and the location of the same, and the name ol owners and the street num- ber of building. Plumbine Insvector's Authority, Sec, 5, The Inspector is to be the judge of the quality of the material and the workmanship. Inspection of Old Plumbine. Sec, 6, The inspector shall have the privilege of at any time enter- ing and inspecting the plumbing and drainage of any premises, and if the same are found to be in an unsani- tary condition, he shall order the same altered to conform to the pro- visions of this ordinance, Any firm, corporation, person or asscciation failing or refusing to make said al- teration for a period of fifteen (15) days after such notice shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,, and upon the con- 3-4-t! | yviction thereof, shall be punished as regard- | hereinafter provided. ing the present address of Frank To Connect 0ld Plumbing. Article 1. Where it is desirable to Gustin, or the proof of his death.} o050 plumbing with the City Address, C. M. Gustin, Benton Har-|.wers, the plumber contemplating H.ur.nhl»nx & Merritt before 3-21-6p. you huild your new house, jond hoard, pleasant rooms, [ine eooking,’ large porches and lawn, $i per day, $5 per week, 411 New York avenue; 'phone 326, General Team Work—Furniture ané plano moving. Call 'phone 289. W. B Tyler. 1-23-t! fOR RENT-—Two cottages, on2 3-room and one 4-room at $5 per month. 1013 Oak street. 2 acres of good land. Inquire of Fred P, Stall- maa, 1015 Oak street. 3-18-tf, For Rent—Nice furnished room. Wm. L. A. Rennolds, South Massa- shasetts avenue, WANTED — Information bor, Mich. doing such work shall notify the in- K i ; spector, who will inspect said old Ealliang (x'nminc Iy hnice lln‘e ;‘ work and notify the plumber what duggy and wagon harness. E. S.\j1arations will be necessary to McGlashan, 3-19 | place the work in an acceptable con- It you want a buggy nows is the dition for connection with the City ‘ sewers, time to get one. See l\lt(;lasl}an. He le"tv of Work. sells them at cost. 3-19-tf. [ Art. All work shall be executed WANTED—Young girl or middle ina lhormu:h and workmanlike man- sand woman 16¢ Dousemnik, Call 11 :nr to the satisfaction of the lnspcc- or South New York. Phone 326. 3-23-6t. When Readv for Insnection. FOR SALE , See, 7. When work is ready for R inspection, a notice must be sent to Two lots, 50 by 135 feet each, on |y " oice’of the inspector, and all South Florida avenue; $750 for the|work shall be left uncovered until in- two if sold within fifteen days. Thisspected and approved, i a bargain. See s eticlo 1 Sy Srticie 1, OHLINGER & ALFIELD. buildings shall be tested by the| 3-19-tf | plumber in the presence of the In- Smith | shector, by the water or smoke test, | as he deem best under the civ- FOR SALE--At a bargain: >, b TR At . N = B X - ’ | Premicr vl,\p( \\r!u.r, new. can befioaances, and to his satistaction,| Sec. 17. Where there is only one seen at News office, upstairs. and when the work does not stand | s¥phon closet on a floor, the revent 3-19 0. k. [the test preseribed, connection with "]'“." be dispensed with, provided Jea - 5 S oo the city sewers will not be permit- there are no closets, or more than Don't know when you Will havel gyt the same shall immediately [two fixtntes, on the floor above, gnother such opportunity to buy alhe put in such condition that it will | With one and one-half inch opeyiny bugay at cost. B, 8. McGlashan, [stand the said test, en the same four inch soil waste, 3-1y Smoke Test. pariment Must be Ventilated, s it : e Article 2.7 0n oIl old work where| Sce. 180 No o water closets or| Nice stock of tomato plants, it would be inconvenient to apply '|‘|Il als shall be permitted to exist per LuG0; Ruby King l"'l'l"‘ the water tost, the smoke test will ho|in any lueation or apartment which | cilitinee $1:50. 0.1 Ty i is not thoronzhly lighted and venti- : e ' 1 suflicient. Al i |,; d. WANTED Younz couple, two Nt owed. i i-Sv bl L o, GALL oF bieie Aty piba] Anti-Syphon Tran. fitd and two young men, would "o, pod Ahto n soll pipe Lt | 19, AN new work, where it ke to secure voom and hoard in pri-| eian e swted with the propee| it possible to revent a trap, or on sate family, have been aceustomed to ] titines, ‘ et DS M el I, modern fome ire to] {pive, ananti-syphon grap of improv- seeave the same hove, Price not so Y »,‘,‘I" T l‘ 7 y much an objoct as th curing of af. | ‘ Bt Rl “',‘ v ith drom traps <hall bo ] 4 iz H proverly. made, i\- 1 anti-syg il o re- desirable place. Pleas Toints—-YWow Made, X will he requived tor the same onve. Address, €. Lo R, See, 10, Al te on cast irom | ¢ trap @5 connected to the siont Hotel. s shadl by pa with “oakmm’ t or f initary i molten lead, properly caulked 1 the t 1 within = LS [ Article 1. Al o between lead (! t of the stack. In the Teclaration. md cast iron pipe shall he made with Art -:rl .x1e v"e'u\l}'h‘t}h‘ 1 as Toeo ofte pocch and peing oceur | hrass ternles, properly wiped on the '“f,,. { fis “x”{]: ,‘.I l‘m“'ilmh ‘;;I‘J‘ l‘v; “Uncle § e ks 1lon ‘ nes f s as B e, § I|H e '-l-ln comn My d pipe. = {no place shall the traps be more than servants, . ur Taiddic " Re- 11 ‘S auwr§ . two foot from the fixture, except a publican France still adores her : wste pipes from | gpaoco trap, which shall be six feet prirecs and despisoz Ler poor. The |11 hl:lllhl';"hl\\n‘x\\ ';h "I'";;“ washfprom the sink. Unitcd ‘oh 4 ihe Kinsdo avs and slop hoppers, sha e pro- : }i fed Sta I the Kingdom of | Gand with strainers. st Grease Traps. caven were founded for the homes S 1 ‘Waste and Vent Pi 20, Waste from kitchen sinks of the poor and the weary and the Soc, o g]Slaan (:.'j‘lt‘.\ ;']’fi!" not ling houses, restaurants and pevaecuted —uot for flunkey monkeys. | he used 1..|“(\.-n wronght lrnn‘m‘ T by shall be provided with a e e racotta pipe, or vies versa snitable grease trap which will be acotty y o sa. tnistall . - sevicio Article 1. Wrousht iron pipe may .'h""'ll' d\'”‘"';” th\'\_' '\‘,“" ".”;.&“ g ORDINANCE NUMBER 135. he used as a continuation of cast iron | ¢a1 It vll Vi f']'\ ‘" lm‘ S AN ORDINANCE to govern plumbers|vent or revent pipes through or '{ ‘, ".h 'm)}‘.& : l,fl< 4 prov and regulate plumbing, house|above the roof, by continuing the |(‘. “H ‘]'-],"]m.;“.“;"‘,'(“15,‘!-‘.1(; il draining and sewerage, and thepsame of full size of waste ,N;f b ‘“: 3 M," B !';t"']"d ““". inspection of the same in public Art. 2. All wrought iron pipes (b B ot LR R L and private property and buildings in the City of Lakeland, Be it ordained by the City Council the City of Lakeland: Appointment of Inspector, Section 1. The City Council, shali appoint some suitable person, to be known as the inspector of plumbing and building connections to the sanitary sewers of the City of Lake- land. The said person shall not have less than eight (8) years' experience; at the plumbing trade or business. te shall not be cngaged in the must be galvanized. Art. 3. All soil or waste pipes shall be of cast iron tarred. wrought iron galvanized, or lead. No wrought ‘imn pipes shall be allowed for soil or waste pipe, unless the Durham Is_vs!vm of recessed vttings be used. Art. 4. Revents and back air pipes shall be of lead, cast iron or galvanized wrought iron. Art. 5. All soil pipes shall not be less titan four inches inside diameter, and shall be continued same size above the roof, and as remote from of OUR BREAD MAN is one of the most skilful in the busi- ness. What he doesn’t know about bread making isn’t worth knowing. Just to prove to yourself how fool- ish it is to swelter over a hot oven, try a loaf of our light, white, tooth- some bread. Once tried it is always a favorite. the Modern Bakery Barhite Brothers —____—_———# Test, ! All plumbing work in fHE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., MARCH 85, 1912. the windows as possible. Art. 6. No waste, revent or backi air pipe shall be less than one an.i one-half inches in diameter, and when oil lead shall be of a grade known to the pumbing trade as“D.” Vent Pives to Extend Above the Roof Sec. 14. Soul, waste and pipes in an extension shall be extend- ed one foot above eave of roof .of main building, when otherwise they would open within fifteen (15) feet of the door, window or ventilator of the main house or an adjoining house. Holes Cut in Pipes, Article 1. No holes will be allow- ed to be cut in any cast-iron, wrought-iron or terra cotta pipe, or for any purpose, which cannot be properly closed with plugs. Where it is necessary to open a pipe, the broken pipe will be removed, and a cleanout be put in instead, that it may be assessable tor future use. Cast Iron to Connect with Terra - Cotta, 2 Art. (ast iron soil, waste and drain pipes shall connect with terra cotta pipe two feet from the building, and not less ihan ten (10) inches under ground. Arranzement of Pives. Art. 3. The arrangement of soil, waste, back air and ventilating pipes shall be as direct as possible, Art, 4. All changes in_ direction in horizontal soil, waste or suitable bend and cieanout. Cast Iron Pincs—How Secured to Walls, Art. 5. All casl iren soil, waste or revent pipes shall be properly se- cured or supported with wrought liron hooks or hangers. Double Hubs Not Allowed. Art. 6. Double hub fittings shall not be used on cast iron soil or waste pipes. Branches. Sec, 14. All branches on soil pipe, when over fifteen (15) feet from main line, shall be extended same size one foot above the eave of the roof. Y's and Cleanouts. Sec, 15, All horizontal four inch cast iron pipes above or below the| ground shall have Y fittings, the placing of these fittings to be left to the discretion of the Inspector. Y's to have four inch brass tap screws inserted inside, and to be placed on the main line, not over fifty (50) feet apart, for the purpo:e of cleaning the same when stoppage oceurs, Art. 1. Two inch cast iron pipes to have cleanouts placed in them, the same as prescribed in section 135, Art. 2. Y fittings and cleanouts shall be placed at the bottom of all four inch and two inch cast iron i stocks. Traps and Revents Sec. 16. Eaclr fixture shall be separately trapped as near the same as possible, and each trap shall be ;u-mml by a pipe not less than the size of the waste pipe, except a four inch trap, when a two inch revent {pipe will be suflicient. Art. 1. Revent pipes may be run separiately, or may enter the soil pipe tliree feet above the floor on which ithe highest fixture is located, Closet Revents. spector. Ra'h Tra See. 21. Al lnthfl 1bme the first fioor shall be vrovided with drum traps, and shall have cleanouts above the floor. When baths are located on the first dccr acd the plumbing is enclosed, the drem trap will also be proided. Wooden Wash Tubs and Sinks. Sec. 22. Wooden wash tubs or sirks shall not be placed inside of buildings, and such shall be of non- absorbant material. Waste Pipes from Refrigerators, Coolers, etc. Sec. 23. Waste pipes from refrig- erators, safes, ice boxes, and beer coolers shall not connect directly with soil or waste pipes, but shali discharge into an open sink properly trapped. of Drain, Sec. 24. All drains connecting with main scwers in street shall not be less than four inches, and of cast iron or terra cotta pipe. terials of Drains. Sec. Material of drains in street or under ground yard drains shall be salt-glazed. Vitrified sewer pipe, burned hard entirely through, homogeneous in texture, free from flaws, and perfectly smooth on the inner side, or cast iron pipe promrly treated agalnst corrosion by 25. S ———————————————————————————————— —————— . dlaili pipes shall be made with Y fittings, | sion in hot coa] tar or some other process approved by the Inspector. Sec. 26. Ah dr}l‘nshm‘ horozontal soil and waste pipes shall have a grade of not less than one-eighth of an inch to the foot. Connection of Hvdnulw Elevators. Water Motors, etc. Sec. 27. Hydraulic elevators, water motors, floor drains, spittoons, and other similar fixtures not men- tioned may be connected with the sewer only as the Inspector may di- rect, the surrounding circumstances governing the same. Sec. 28. Floor drains and shower baths shall be considered a fixture and will be provided with a deep seal trap, cleanout and strainer. Bell traps will not be allowed. in Watar Leaders ater Sec. Rain water leaders shall not ronne(t with the city sewers when connected with private sewers, they shall have cast iron traps and cast iron pipe five feet above the ground. Unlum‘ul to Injure the Sewer. Sec, 30, It shall Le unlawful for any person, firm, corporation or as- sociation to injure any sewer, fix- tures or appurtenances to the sewer, or to deposit any garbage, offal or ro- fuse material of any kind in any catch basin, manhcle or other fix- tare of the city sewer, Use of Old Sewers. 31, 29, Sec. {sower, they must be uncovered for {inspection, and if found to be in h'ul condition, their use will not be pcr- mitted. Plumbers to Beein Work Within en Days, Sec. 22. It shall be the duty of all plumbers or drain layers in the City of Lakeland, when a contract is taken by them to connect any building or premises with the city sewers, to begin work under such contract within ten days from date the permit is issued and to complete the work according to the rules and regulations herein prescribed in as short a time as may be practicable and consistent with thorough work- manship. | All Fixtures on Sewer Connection. Sec, 33, All closets and fixtures shall be on the connection for the house mentioned in the permit. Shall Net Connect to Sewer Without Permit and Street Must be Prop- erly Renaired. Sec. 34. It shal! be unlawful for any person, firm, corporation or as- sociation to tap or make connection with any sewer in the City of Lake- land for any purpose whatever, ex- cept by permission of the Plumbing Inspector. When a connection is made with any city sewer or a line of cower laid to connect with said sewer, it must be done under the direction of the Inspector, and the person, firm, corporation or associa- | s tion making said connection shall be liable for any damage resulting therefrom, and shall replace the street and sidewalk along nnd through which said connection made in as good condition as it was before the work was commenced, and shall repair at their own expense any settlement in the pavement over the drain on any street or public way within one year after the laying of the said drain. Certificate o. Ingnection Reanired. Sec. No plumbing shall be connected \\nh the city sewer until a certifiacte of inspection for same has been issued by the Inspector. Penalty for Violation of Plumbins Ordinance. Any person, firm, corpora- ociation violating any of shall the nvi - 2. See, 36, Ition or a the provisions of this ordipance tricd botore the Judge of nicipal Ceurt, and upon e i cord m one hundred doll lor thi rty doys in jail, {both, at the discretion of \ll ordinances in contlict Yoreby reg s (3100, the court, and par! with this| ved. il of the this 6ih Florida, and, A, D 1912, MORRIS G, MUNN, sident of City Council, . L. SWATTS, ity Clerk me this Tth day of 1912, S. L .A, CLONTS, Mayor City of Lakeland. 2-11-18-25-a1 Discretion. Discretion is a thing that most men are able to use as long as they are free (rom 'emptauuu of March, (Rigned) Pr Attest: Approved by March, A, D. (Signed) 'Why Not Smoke the BEST A. H. T. 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