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THE JUXSLET GRAPHIC THURSDAY, JAXUAHX 13, 1014. Published January 15. 1914.1 drain and soil pipes in the house, SECTION' XIII. REFRIGERATORS, ORDINANCE NO. 261.

and to a point five (5) feet outside etc AN ORDINANCE prescribing the of foundation shall be of lead and I Waste pipes from refrigerators, manner of obtaining sewer and shall- be thoroughly I water tanks, drip pans or other WE FIT -EYE WITH PROPER GLASSES requirements of and caulked. The joint is to have not receptacles, shall not be connected regulations as to material and man- less than one and one-fourth (14) directly with the drainage system, BRIEF LOCAL-NEWS ITEMS Pasture to rent. J. E. Wire.

See Wilson Bros, for farm loans. John Lund was in the west part of the state Friday. inches of lead, the same to be put I but shall be so arranged as to waste in at one pouring. Joints in the Ion an open tray in plain sight be- house sewer, from a point five (5)1 low said receptacle. This open tray feet outside the foundation, to the can be connected with the drainage main or lateral, shall be made with! system by being properly tapped.

at Evans Feterita seed Hardware Store. for sale tf. cement mixed one part Portland! like any other fixture. cement to one part clean sharp sand, SECTION XIV. GREASE TRAPS ner of construction, and giving the penalty for violation of same.

SECTION 1. PERMITS. That it shall be unlawful for any person, persons, firm or corporation, to uncover a public sewer for any purpose, or to open or take cff any manhole, flush tank or inlet cover, or to make, or cause to be made, any connections with the mains or laterals of the public sewers of the City of Kinsley or to build any sewer connections, without having first received a written and shall have one ring oL oakum 1 All sewer connections with pack rtmmor in nto no. hafnro r-f mprif is I msr honsps hntchpr shrTvs la rrt-rn put in. All joints in the soil and ering establishments, hotels, eating There is only one kind of glass, or lens, that your eyes require.

Any other kind will do them injury. We fit each eye separately by unerring tests that reveal everv defect. Let us examine your eyes there is no charge for advice and defects may be remedied now that if left alone will cause much distress in later vears. Our work is guaranteed. The Leonard Jewelry Company Jewelers and Opticians We are Watch-Inspectors for the A.

T. F. R. R. drain pipes are to be made air houses, restaurants, laundries, or tight, private residences at which the SECTION VII.

PIPE. point of discharge of the kitchen All soil or drain pipe shall be sink is less than fifty (30) feet plumber's permit from the Plumb- of the quality of cast-iron pipe from the lateral, shall be provided ing Inspector of said city, granted known as "Extra Heavy" and shall with suitable and properly venti $100,000 to lend on real estate Call on C. W. Beeler. tf.

20 per cent reduction on pants at Keener's. Come early, tf. For housemoving and foundation work see George Fox. tf. Mrs.

J. F. Jones went to Wichita Sunday to visit friends. Hear the Schuberts at the Congregational Church tonight. Chili Is the same old price at opposite postoffice.

tf. John Green returned from Oklahoma Sunday to visit old friends. Buy your flour at the Farmer's Elevator, Ira Rankin, manager, tf. upon a written application describ- have the following weights per line- lated grease traps ins the contemDlated work. the ar foot: SECTION XV.

BACK VENTING. Diameter. Weight per linear foot When one more fixtures are premises to be sewered, and the installed on one house drain, all lbs. traps shall be back-vented. The back-venticg pipes shall lead to a point at least two (2) feet above the highest fixture before entering the main vent pipe.

The back- 2 inches 5 Vz 1 4 13 5 17 20 7 27 33 10 44 12 54 No pipe shall be used If plumbing fixtures to be put in. No permit shall be issued to anyone net holding an annual plumber's license. No permit shall be issuea to make connection with any main outside of a sewer district, or to mike connection with a main or lateral, for the purpose ofsewering any property which has not been specially assessed, or is legally liable to special assessment for the cost of the sewer laterals, until venting pipe shall leave the waste George Leshure and wife drove to Twol pipe as near the trap as possible. Vents for closets and slop sinks annas ransa. Burdette yesterday for a short visit.

Now is the time to have your whose shall be not less than two (2) inches in diameter. In all other fixtures' Laruofrs oiled and repaired. Shaffer weight is less than the weight giv tf. the vent shall be the same size as en above, by more tnan five o) per sucn written application snau nave cent Tne pjpe snali De COvered the waste. All grease traps must be cleaned cut once every six (6) John Mullikin come in from Montezuma Tuesday to visit a few days been presented to the mayor and with an rnhaltum coating, and council, and the fee which shall be snail be free from sand pits and mcnths or oftener if proprietor or tenant is notified by the plumbin fixed and determined in each appli cracks.

No lead waste pipe shall inspector to do so. be used less than one and one- fourth 1 inches in diameter. SECTION XVI. SAND TRAPS. All stables, bams, garages, or cation by the council shall have been paid.

SECTION II. PERMITS NOT REQUIRED. Lead waste pipes shall be of the carriage houses having a wash rack following weights: cn which wagons, carriages, auto No permit shall be required un-j Diameter, Weight per linear foot. mobiles, hacks, buggies, busses or 11 aer mis oramance ior minor re-i ji- inches 4, incnes ij-'s. These two half-sections joiD, and are located six and a half miles southwest of Pierceville, and are owned by the same party.

One half-section has a good two-room house, stable, granary for 1000 bushels of grain, well and windmill, chicken-house, and sixty acres fenced in pasture. There are 160 acres in cultivation, 40 acres in wheat, half of which goes with place, and the land is all rented for spring crop unless purchaser would want possession. The other half section has 1G0 acres that was summer fallowed and the wheat drilled early and is as fine wheat as there is any place. Half of this wheat goes to the purchaser, and will almost pay for the land it grows on. The other quarter is in grass.

There are no improvoments of any kind on this half-section. Both of these tracts are in a well-settled and well-farmed part of the country where they have never yet missed a crop, and are on the 'phone line and near school. The last year was the dryest ever known in this county, and the crops were good south of Pierceville, as investigation will prove. I will sell either or both of these half-sections at $12.50 per acre, and give terms to suit the buyer. other vehicles are washed, and with home folks.

Missss Tullis, Shepherd, Boody. and Baugher visited schools in Sparville yesterday. Sol Hogue went to Topeka Sunday to vfsit his brother, C. L. Hcgue, and A.

E. Coen. Just received a carload of St. John flour, something good. Try it.J.

C. Soke Son3. 10-2t. If you want a farm loan in a hurry see me. Save time and get the lowest rate.

J. D. Taylor, tf. The St. John guards were hard to head off, but Ted and Frank did which rack is connected to the sew 1 4 4 15 er, shall be provided with a sand trap, which shall have a capacity of Lead supply pipe shall be of the at least twenty (20) cubic fet of: following weights per linear foot: space for sediment, below inlet and Diameter.

Weaght per linear foot. inches 1 Vz lbs. outlet pipes. The trap shall have a partition between the inlet and pair work. By minor repair work is meant the repairs of leaks in traps or cocks, opening up stoppage in waste or supply pipes-traps or drains, or replacing broken fixtures when waste pipes are not disturbed and replacing frozan pipes ins'de of buildings.

SECTION III. PLUMBER. That any person, firm or corporation, desir ng to engage in the cf plumb'ng in the city of Kinsley must have an established p' ce cf biiinrs, and a cartificate examination from tha examining 22 3 44 6 outlet pipes, which shall extend at least six (6) inches below the bottom of the inlet pipe. These traps may b3 constructed of concrete. going 1 it.

They will keep Larned scmet too. Brass pipe used for waste, vent brick, or tile. When brick is used the walls are to be eight (8) inches thick, and all sides are to be plast Jess Kisner, Garden City, Kansas or soil pipe shall be of the follow Elmer Hager, cf Belpre, was here yesterday on his way to Billings, He will return in about three weeks. ing weight per linear foot: ered with cement plaster, mixed one before engaging in the busi Diameter. Weight per linear foot ness cf plumb-rg.

Every master part Portland cement and one part clean sharp sand. All sand traps must be cleaned out ence every six pUtmber shall give to the city a 11. P. Barbaiick and wife went to Hutchinson Saturday to attend bond in the sum of one thousand manhole, sewer or drain, and no lii inches 2.S4 lbs. 2 3.82 2i4 6.08 4 4 9.54 the state meeting of chiropactic (1000) dollirs, to be approved as (6) months, or oftener if notified person shall injure, break or re practitioners.

by the plumbing inspector to do so. tc its sufficiency by the mayor and There will be a special eye, ear, council, and as to form by the city SECTION XVII. The plumbing inspector shall be u77 Wrought steel pipe shall have the attorney, conditioned that such move any portion of any catch basin, manhole, lamp hole or flush tank or any part of any sewer or drain. SECTION XXV. BACK-FILLIXG.

Xo back-filling shall be done un following weights per linear foot: entitled to the sum of $1.00 for in- party will faithfully comply with eight per linear foot.lspecting and testing each job all ths terms and conditions of this I Diameter of be plumbing, which amount shall ordinance, and all rules and resu-l inch ncse and throat doctor at Dr. J. B. JDonnellV office January 27 and 28. and each two weeks thereafter, tf.

II. J. Norris went to Kansas City Saturday to look up the implement s'tuation. He took two carloads of cattle throiigh for his father, J. H.

-Norr'-s. paid by the owner or plumber before til the work has been accepted by lations made in pursuance thereof, and will faithfully comply with the the issuance cf a permit therefor. 0.29 lbs. 0.54 0.74 1.09- 1.39 2.17 14 terms and conditions of all ordi the plumbing insprctor. If the excavation has bsen in rock, earth must be tamped in around the pipe SECTION XVIII.

STRAINERS. All sinks, basins, bath tubs, wash nances of said city, governing street trays or Gets of trays, and all urin excavations, and idemnify and and to a depth cf one foot over the 1 H4 als, must hava pipes provided Wanted. Carload of dry bleached hold said city blameless against all same, then tne rock may be usea to 3.00 5.02 fill the remainder of the trench. bones. I will pay 40 cents per hun- costs, expenses, damages or injuries 112 with strong metallic strainers.

SECTION XIX. ROOF WATER, etc. the material is 3arth, the top' dred delivered at Belpre. See me at to said city, sustained by reason the postoffice. Roy Williams, Bel- of the carelessness or negligence of SECTION VIII.

OPEN PLUMBING. L-naer no cond'-tions whatever part of the trench, after the eirth has been tamped around the pipe, said partj' operating under this or All plumbing, as far as possible, shall roof drains be connected with Kansas. 10-3t. C. W.

Etherton and wife returned Books Toys, Dolls, Etc. Glassware Hand-Painted China Candy and Nuts Postcards Notions and Novelties the sewer. No surface water and to a depth of one over snau oe or tne open type, ah sys dinance, or said excavation ordi nance, or any rules made in pursu cistern overflow shall, under nor any enter the same, may be filled in and set- tems are to be installed so as to to Oklahoma Tuesday. They will led with water from a hose or some circumstances, be allowed to ance thereof, or by reason of any give easy access to all traps to en- return as soon as the roads dry the sewer. failure or neglect to comply with able cleaning out if desired en.ough for travel and will settle on SECTION XX.

CELLAR DRAINS. other source. During the time the' trench' is left open," barriers must be maintained, and lanterns with red sxuy jl i Lit? yiu laiiAo Qpprinv TV OOWrmOVQ a farm north of Spearville. Drains from cellar or basement ui i-o Xo connections are to be mad Mrs. Mary B.

Currens arrived floors may be connected to the sew ights displayed as danger signals maue in Puauie luii. nr0r fittine3 Flh0ws from Peabody last week and at night. In case the excavation is: pond for tms purpose snau run ior roIinections arp tn liap1 in er if same is properly trapped. The trap for cellar dains shall have a longer period than two years, with make ner nome witn ner son, u. all cases where it is possible.

In under some paving, the material in the trench is to be thoroughly tamp out beins renewed, and said Dona seal of not less than six (6) inches no case shall a tee junction be Currens. They have rented the William Roekenfeller residence. shall remain in full force and ef and must be kept primed. (In case used in a drain or waste pipe un ed and settled, and the paving replaced in as good shape as before there is danger of back water from fect to any excavation or piece less it be of the type known as san Mrs. H.

B. Beeler went to Kan of work for six (6) months after being torn up. C. V. Aderhold Proprietor sas City Sunday to visit Mr.

the sewer, a back-waste trap shall be used.) itary tee. SECTION X. TRAPS. the same has been completed; pro SECTION XXVI. TESTS.

A thorough test of the entire sys who is in a hospital in that city. vided that the party giving any such SECTION XXI. HOUSE DRAIN. The house drain is to be carried She returned Tuesday and reported bond under this ordinance shall not tem shall be made by the plumber at the time of the final inspection Mr. Beeler getting along nicely.

be required to give bond under any at least five (o) feet outside of cellar wall, where it will connect fc-aeh fixture is to have a trap which is to.be placed as near to each particular fixture as possible. In no case shall traps be placed at or near the foot of a vertical drain. The Kinsley Gun Club has chal- excavation ordinance of said city. by the plumbing inspector. The test shall be a water test which shall lensred the Dodse Citv club for a with the house sewer.

It shall be constructed cf cast iron pipe (see i JAS. D. TAYLOR series of matches. We have some SECTION IV. PRACTICAL PLUMBER.

That it shall be the duty of every be made by filling the system with gocd shots here and should be able section 7) and shall not be larger water, and inspecting each and For wash basins, kitchen sinks, wash tubs, bath tubs and the like. to hold our own in any company. than four (4) inches in diameter person employed or working at the trade or vocation of plumbing to every joint. If any defects in the joints or any place else are found, the regulation or trap shall Seal Estate aid Collection LI tc stock. Life, aid Flrt Iisuraict for all residences, and shall be in Horace and Hugh had to look up secure certificate of registration as be used' For Mh tubs' utchen the same shall be repaired or re creased in size for other buildings tr tho John DOTS.

DUl muss ana wasn iuo3 a arum trap placed, before the system is final wherever that ball went, there a Practical plumber from the board may be used, the screw rovpnn cr ly accepted. only when necessary. In no case shall the house drain be covered up or c-cnceale-d until it has been ac Hor and Huh were. See them ot examiners, ana io snow sucn cer. oeing at least tnree (3) inches in diameter.

The cover shall be put be at the right place Saturday Ifnsr on ripmani Said certificate SECTION XXVII. PERMANENT RECORDS. After any system of plumbing, or cepted by the plumbing inspector. Farm loans wanted. Money to lend at lowest rate.

The original and only loan agent for eastern mortgage companies. Special attention given to leasing lands and collecting rents for non-resideats. nignt. flush with the floor, when used for snail be eiven to an nersous wuo SECTION XXII. HOUSE SEWER.

The house sewer shall lead from P. M. Sessions, of the secretary of JfurnUn evidence of their skill a wain lUD addition to an old system, has been states office, was here yesterday in the exeeution of plumbing work. SECTION XI. GARAGES.

finished, the plumber doing the the end of the house drain, which checking up the automobile tag qfptiov PLUMBING I Al garages with a drain connect work shall file an accurate descrip is five (3) feet outside of the cel- ness and explaining different fea Plumbing as herein regulated is the sewer must have a sand har wailf to tne maia or lateral, and tion of same with the plumbing in of the Jaw. He went to hereby defined to include the useltraP. and under no conditions what spector. The description should shall be constructed of four (4) Larned but will return In a few of all nin fixtures and annurten-1 er snau gasoline oe allowed to and refusal to comply with the conditions of this ordinance shall be give exact location of all pipes, 9 inch V. C.

pipe, and shall be laid on a grade of not less than one-fourth ances tnereto, ana an connections "VJF traps, and the like, together with the size of same, and also give the date of installation. Any plumbing inch to the foot, provided that Karl Loepple and bride arrived therewith, and laying of same un- SECTION XII. VENTS. 6-inch V. C.

pipe shall be used for the east the first of this week I dergrouna ana placing tne same in eat pipes are to De vertical or hrm rn Tn-raster I buildings or structure, for the I as nearly so as possible, with no or connectios already installed shall hotels and laundries. In no case shall the house sewer be covered up farm north of town. They were I purpose of conducting and distribut-j reductton in size, and with no turns be Inspected and tested by the sewer inspector, who shall see that the before it has been accepted by the provisions of this ordinance are smart enough to not be at home ing water in any premises or build- greater than 45. They are to be the first night, after their -arrival ing, or conducting and carrying off carried through the roof and at when the charivarri callers made any water, gases, vapors, sewage or least two (2) feet above the same, deemed a separate and distinct offense and shall be fined as In other cases. SECTION XXVI X.

This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the Kinsley Mercury and Kinsley Graphic. Passed and approved thi3 12th day of January, 1914. W. E. Broadie, Mayor.

Attest: M. A. Wilson, (Seal.) City Clerk. plumbing inspector. SECTION XXIII.

CONNECTIONS BARRED. complied with. SECTION XXVIII. PENALTY. their appearance.

wastes into drains or sewers, or yen-land are to be covered with a ven tilating drams, fixtures, or traps in tiiation cap. Each f-xture shall be Any owner, agent, architect. No sfeam exhaust, blow-off or drio nine shall connect with the plumber, drain layer, superintend Hov This? any building, and all connections vented and the main vent-pipe shall made for such purposes with the not be less than 3 inches in diam-water pipes laid in the streets, al- shall be constructed of cast sewer or with any house drain, soil ent, contractor, or other person. -nr. nr.pnne Hnndred Dollars -Reward fox failing, neglecting, omitting, resist or waste pipe.

Such pipes must ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured bj HaiUa Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney ing, or refusing to comply with discharge into a tank or condenser Vh nnfrsxcned have known F. J.

leys, and public places in said city, iron pipe or galvanized iron pipe or with public or private sewef with joints of oakum and lead when or. drain. C. I. P.

is used well caulked, and from which a suitable outlet to the any of tne conditions or require Hhe ner lor the lat 15 years, and believe him house sewer may be provided, which iioat and financially able to earrycut anj ments of this ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be fined in a sum of not less than outlet must be properly trapped. SECTION XXIV. GARBAGE, etc SECTION VI. JOINTS. must be air tight.

The flashing All joints between lead pipes around the vent pipa must be made shall be wiped solder joints, not weather-procf; and be made with Waldixo. KaSA3i Uarvis. whniMale DrttSita. O. Mrs.

P. V. Baker, of Winfield. who had been here visiting her parents, returned to her home Monday. Mrs.

L. S. Dailey, who had been visiting in Pennsylvania, returned No garbage, butcher's offal, dead tt.u rtiTh Cure ia takwn Internally. i TeSmoa ted. Those between lead and, lead and zinc than In no case shall the -Ktiwcr tl I I fr.

pneeiacems pr uvlw. nrwa pipe saaii oe awae oy means, vent pipe De nearer tnan ten ilul whatsoever snail be placed, thrown tiny louj iKHiars ior eacn orrense; of a brass ferrule. All joints in feet from any window. lor deposited In any catch, basin, and each day's failure, neglect, Sunday rJght. Take ukw Faailly PllU for constipation..