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4/14/1914
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r , <br /> • <br /> for drinking or domestic purposes is used, any filth, substance or <br /> thing, or in any manner pollute, or render impure such waters .o10 <br /> water courses. <br /> STABLES. <br /> Section 7: No person shall keep, use, or maintain in the <br /> city of Everett any pen, lot, stable, or place where horses, cattle <br /> or fowls are kept, which is foul, nauseous, offensive, or detrimental <br /> to health. <br /> Section 8: Persons maintaining stables, stalls, or apart- <br /> ments in which horses or cattle are kept, or places where manure and <br /> solid or liquid excrement accumulates and collects , shall keep such <br /> premises in a cleanly, healthful and wholesome condition, and shall <br /> allow no offensive smells and odors to escape therefrom, and shall <br /> thoroughly clean the same, and remove all manure and excrement <br /> therefrom at least once each week, and as often as directed so to do <br /> by the health officer; provided, however, that the health officer <br /> may not require such cleaning to be done oftener than once a day. <br /> Section 9: Avery such stable or apartment in which horses <br /> or cattle are kept shall be provided with one or more tightly covered <br /> metallic cane , or an inside manure pit or vault, of sufficient capac- <br /> ity to care for, all manure which may collect in such stable or apart- <br /> ment; provided, however, that stables already constructed and now <br /> being used as such, having outside vaults satisfactory to the <br /> health officer, shall continue to use the same. All manure pits and <br /> manure cans shall be water-tight and fly-proof, and the material and <br /> construction of the same shall be subject to the health officer' s <br /> approval. All manure pits shall have ventilating shafts, which shall <br /> extend from immediately above the pit to above the main roof of the <br /> building, and no such shaft shall terminate within twenty (20) feet <br /> of any window or other opening of an adjoining building. The floors <br /> of such stables or apartments shall be constructed of concrete or <br /> other material satisfactory to the health officer, and a permit shall <br />
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