j&NIK - SUSITNAi
TRANSPORTATION CO.
LAUNCHES
ALASKA AND SEA LION
and the
STERN WHEELER JANE
When in Knik
EAT
AT THE
Railroad Kitchen
THE CRESCENT
F. W. REDWOOD S GO., Proprs.
Clean Private Rooms. Comfort
able Beds. Moderate Rates.
Bathroom in Connection.
Crescent ave. Anchorage
P1QNEER,
CIGAR STORE
Mrs. E. Mutchler, Propr.
Cigars and Tobaccos
Broadway, below Woodrow Cafe
..Reilly’s Cafe..
Open Day and Night
The BEST the Market Affords
at all times. Give us a trial.
Mike Reilly, Propr.
The U. and !.
RESTAURANT
A good place to eat
Meals at all hours. Give
us a trial.
Hill & Vaughn, - Proprietors
We design and build
HOUSES or BOATS
Consult with us.
NEKLASON BROS.
Carpenters and Architects
Wasilla Ranch
Matanuska, - Alaska
Pioneer Laundry
Good Work, Promptly Done, at
Moderate Prices.
Anchorage, - - Alaska
Regulations for Fire protection governing the
Townsite of Anchorage
1. A building permit must be obtained from the Townsite Manager before beginning construc
tion of any business or residence structures on the townsite. The necessary form of building permit
may be obtained from the office of the Townsite Manager.
2. Frame rows of more than 100 feet frontage will not be permitted without leaving an inter
vening clear space of 25 feet frontage, unless relieved by a fire wall, approved by the Townsite Man
ager. Where the building of fire walls is required, the expense of building same must be borne by
the property benefitted, and such expense will be apportioned by the Townsite Manager to the prop
erty benefitted.
3. A width of at least five feet must be left between all tents and between all tents and other
buildings.
4. Moss and other inflammable rubbish must be cleared from the ground to be occupied by any
buildings, or sufficient fire guards must be trenched around same to prevent spreading of moss fires.
5. In all buildings under course of construction an adequate number of buckets must be pro
vided and kept filled with water for fire protection use.
6. All buildings, whether under course of construction or completed, must be kept free from
undue accumulations of highly inflammable waste materials.
7. All buildings used for business purposes must be equipped with at least one chemical fire
extinguisher, or an adequate supply of buckets kept filled with water for fire protection purposes.
8. All stovepiping shall be set the distance of at least eighteen inches from walls and ceilings
of buildings; the distance of at least two inches shall be left between all stovepiping and the wall or
ceiling through which it passes, and where any stovepiping passes through a roof said roof must be
protected by a metal flashing.
9. Where any stovepiping is used for flues or chimneys on any of the lots fronting on Fourth and
Fifth Streets between Band K Streets, the distance of at least four inches must be left between all
such stovepiping and the wall, floor or ceiling of wood or other combustible material through which it
passes, and such stovepiping must be guarded by a double metal thimble or safety flue, with air
chambers not less than four inches thick, so perforated as to allow the free passage of cold air, and
so constructed that not less than two thicknesses of metal shall be between the stovepiping and the
material of the wall, floor or ceiling through which it passes. Where such stovepiping passes through
an enclosed attic or space above any floor or ceiling said thimble shall continue on, enclosing said
stovepiping through the enclosed attic or space above the floor or ceiling until the said thimble passes
through the roof of the building or into a flue or chimney of brick, stone or concrete. At the point
where said stovepiping and thimble pass through a roof, said roof shall be protected by a metal flash
ing through which the stoveping and thimble shall pass in such manner that the stoveping shall not
at any place be nearer than four inches to the wood or material of said roof.
10. All telephone or other electric wires must be encased in a porcelain or other suitable tube
where the wires pass through any wall, partition, floor or ceiling, and where such wires are at
tached to any wall, partition, floor or ceiling, the connection must be made by means of a porcelain
clamp. •
- 11. “Aft buildings used for ‘public gatherings, such as hotels, halls and theatresnmust have at
least two fire exits in addition to entrance.
12. The storage of large quantities of oil must be in detached buildings sufficiently distant from
other buildings to prevent communication of fire, and adequate facilities must be maintained therein
for fire protection purposes. The storing of dynamite and explosives will be permitted only by com
pliance with certain conditions which may be obtained upon request.
13. Permit from the Townsite Manager must be obtained before burning brush on any lots.
14. All buildings used for business purposes must be opened for inspection for fire protection
purposes at all times upon request made by the proper officer. All buildings must be opened for
inspection at all reasonable hours for the enforcement of these regulations.
July 17, 1915.
F. MEARS,
Commissioner
IN THE NEW TOWN
WILL BE FINISHED
ON TIME
IF I BUILD IT.
W. L. BALCH
CONTRACTOR
PLANS FURNISHED
Office: Rear of Picture Show
Bjomson & Canton, Tailors
Suits made to order
Cleaning and pressing
Roy Williamson, Mgr.
POOL and BILLIARD TABLES
First-class Line of
CIGARS
Confections MUSIC Fruits, &c. j
SSiip Creek Meat Co.
Anderson & Jensen, Proprs.
Fresh Meats and Provisions
Wholesale and Retail
No. 1 Hams.
Bacon .
Beef, by the side
Mutton.
Eggs.
Butter.
20c. per lb., by case
25c. per lb., by case
.19c. per lb.
.22|c. per lb.
.$9.50 per case
.$19 per 60 lbs.
Cold Storage Plant in Connection
Special Attention Given to Restaurant, Mine and Camp Trade
Riverside, Anchorage
“THAT MAN LOGEMANN”
Will Soon Open at 5th and D Sts.
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