| United States. Congress. House - 1880 - 1266 pages
...of the plumbing of each house for the tenant's or owner's convenience and guidnm-e in any emergency. "In planning house-drains, they should be got outside the walls of the house as quickly as possible, so that there may be few joints of pip« and the smallest chance of leakage from... | |
| District of Columbia. Health Department - 1880 - 222 pages
...of the plumbing of each house for the tenant's or owner's convenience and guidance in any emergency. "In planning house-drains, they should be got outside the walls of the house as quickly as possible, so that there may be few joints of pipe and the smallest chance of leakage from... | |
| District of Columbia. Health Department - 1880 - 222 pages
...the plumbing of each house for the tenant's or owner's convenience and guidance in any emergency. " In planning house-drains, they should be got outside the walls of the house as quickly as possible, so that there may be few joints of pipe and the smallest chance of leakage from... | |
| Henry C. Meyer - 1885 - 284 pages
...of the plumbing of each house for the tenants' or owner's convenience and guidance in any emergency. In planning house-drains they should be got outside the walls of the house as quickly as possible, so that there may be few joints of pipe, and the smallest chance of leakage from... | |
| Henry C. Meyer - 1885 - 284 pages
...the plumbing of each house for the tenants', or owner's convenience and guidance in any emergency. In planning house-drains they should be got outside the walls of the house as quickly as possible, so that there maybe few joints of pipe, and the smallest chance of leakage from... | |
| 1904 - 320 pages
...of the plumbing of each house for the tenants' or owner's convenience and guidance in any emergency. In planning house-drains they should be got outside the walls of the house as quickly as possible, so that there may be few joints of pipe, and the smallest chance of leakage from... | |
| 1878 - 396 pages
...injurious to health to si eep in foul air, than to be in it during the day time. In planning house drains, they should be got outside the walls of the house...imperfect work, would thus occur within the walls. The pipes should not be buried under the cellar or basement floor, but should be readily accessible for... | |
| 1913 - 1278 pages
...of the plumbing of each house for the tenant's or owner's convenience and guidance in any emergency. "In planning house-drains, they should be got outside the walls of the house as quickly as possible, so that there may be few joints of pipe and the smallest chance of leakage from... | |
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