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Reg. 27. No person, association
or corporation shall sell within the
limits of the town of Anchorage any
milk that contains less than 3.25
per cent butter fat unless contained
in receptacles plainly marked
* ‘‘Skimmed Milk,” which mark shall
be permanently attached to the con
tainer, above the center of same.
When glass containers are used they
shall have printed on the top or
covers the word "Skimmed Milk.”
Reg. 28. No person, association
or corporation, keeping, maintain
ing or managing any restaurant,
hotel or eatin ghouse shall sell or
serve milk which contains less than
3.25 per cent butter fat, unless such
person, association or corporation
shall have at all times consplcuous
* ly displayed a placard with letters
three inches high, reading, “We
serve Skimmed Milk.”
Reg. 2Q. The Health Officer .shall
inspect as often as he may deem
necessary, all dairies, milk plants or
restaurants or places where fresh
milk is sold for human consumption,
to ascertain if these regulations are
being complied with, and for the
purpose of making such inspection
w he shall have the right to enter and
* have free access to all such places.
Reg. 30. No person, association
or corporation shall sell or other
wise dispose of milk within the town
of Anchorage until he or they shall
have secured a permit from the office
of the Townsite Manager; Provided,
that a temporary permit may be
issued pending the completion of
* preparations that will enable com
pliance with these regulations, sub
ject to the approval of the Health
Officer.
PLUMBING.
Permit.
Reg. 31. A permit must be se
cured from the Townsite Manager
before beginning the installation of
any plumbing, or the installation of
any additional plumbing fixture
which has a connection to either
supply or waste system.
Materials to Conform to Specifica
tions.
Reg. 32. All materials used in
the construction of any plumbing
system shall conform to the follow
ing specifications:
All wrought iron or steel pipe:
shall be standard galvanized, and
fittings shall be cast iron “Durham.”
All lead pipe shall be grade
known as “light” or better.
All cast iron soil pipe and fittings
shall be standard or better, free
from defects of casting and true to
line and bore.
All terra cotta pipe shall be vitri
fied salt glazed pipe with hub and
spigot ends, shall be strong, true to
line and bore.
All brass soldering nipples, caulk
ing ferrules, clean-out plugs or oth
er brass ware shall be of standard
quality and of sufficient strength to
perform the service for which it is
j intended.
No wooden boxes or troughs shall
be used for drainage purposes.
Galvanized sheet metal pipes with
soldered joints may be used in ex- 1
posed work or where not subjected '
to exterior pressure, and where in
spection can readily be made; but
shall not be used in closed walls, or
buried.
Sizes of Pipes.
Reg. 33. Not more than two fix
tures, neither of which is a toilet,
shall have a main drainage pipe not
less than two inches diameter.
Not more than ten fixtures, of
which not more than three are
toilets, shall have a main drainage
pipe not less than four inches di
ameter.
For any larger number of fixtures,,
j special specifications shall be se
cured from the office of the Townstte
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Wilkes, the Furniture Man
Office: Opposite Hotel Parsons
Manager.
Sizes of Individual Future Drainage
Pipes.
Reg. 34.—
Toilets—Not less than 4 inches
diameter.
Sinks—Not less than 1 Yi inches
diameter.
Bath Tubs—Not less than 1 %
inches diameter.
Lavatories—Not less than 1%
inches diameter.
Laundry Tubs—Not less than 1
inches diameter.
Traps and Grading.
Reg. 35. A standard trap shall
be placed immediately after the fix
ture on all drainage pipes. All pipes
shall have sufficient grade to insure
a rapid flow of waste water. All fix
tures shall be provided with strain
ers. All lead traps shall have a
clean-out plug. The main drainage
pipe shall have a grade as follows:
2 inch pipe—Not less than 1 inch
per 10 feet.
4 inch pipe—Not less than 2
inches per 10 feet nor more than 3
inches per 10 feet.
All grades shall be uniform
throughout, and there shall be no
traps or pockets formed by low
places.
Joints.
Reg. 36. All toilet connections
shall be brought through the floor
by a lead ferrule, which shall be
flanged over on the floor for a width
of not less than one inch. Such fer
rule shall be securely caulked into
the hub end of the soil pipe, to form
a water-tight joint. The toilet shall
be set in place on a putty seal and
securely bolted to the floor, the putty
to form an air-tight seal. All cast
iron soil pipe joints shall be made of
oakum and lead, shall be air-tight
and thoroughly caulked. The lead
shall be not less than three-fourths
inch deep.
Ventilation.
Reg. 37. A vent pipe or stack
shall extend from the main waste
pipe through the roof of the build
ing. For residences having only one
toilet such vent pipe shall be not less
than two inches diameter and shall
be taken from the drainage pipe at
point not more than 18 inches from
the fixture. Each fixture shall have
an independent vent pipe which shall
leave the drainage pipe at a point
not more than 18 inches from the
trap of the fixture and enter the
main vent pipe at a point above the
highest fixture unless carried inde
pendently through the roof. In any
building having two or more toilets.
or plumbing fixtures on more than
one floor, or hotels, bath houses, res
taurants, laundries or other build
ings having a large quantity of waste
. water, the vent- pipe or stack shall
be of the same diameter as the
drainage pipe.
Inspection and Test.
Reg. 38. All plumbing or drain
j age systems shall be subject to in
! spection at all reasonable times by
the proper officers. Before being put
into service the following test shall
be applied:
The system shall have all openings
plugged and then shall be filled with
water to a point at least five feet
higher than the highest fixture. Any
leaks which develop during this test
shall be corrected and the system
again filled, the second time in the
presence of the person designated to
make such inspection.
No work shall be buried or other
wise hidden until after inspection
and approval.
Effective June 12. 1916.
C. C. BENEDICT
Health Officer.
Approved:
J. A. MOORE,
Townsite Manager.
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The commercial club of Fairbanks
has just published by the Fairbanks
Times a very fine pamphlet, illus
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Tanana valley. The work is elab
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dreds of dollars. The fine spirit of
the interior is evident in the whole
thing.
Singer Sewing Machines sold on
easy terms. C. B. Wark. manufac
facturer's agent. 6-13tf
Anchorage Realty Company after
June 1.1th will be located in new of
fice on corner of Third avenue and
E street. 6 12 tf
Singer Sewing Machines sold on
easy terms. C. B. Wark, manufac
facturer's agent. . 6-13tf
Fresh green goods at Sanitary
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