| Conservation of natural resources - 1909 - 712 pages
...yards, or areaways, and see to the enforcement of such ordinances. Fottrth—That the States severally establish and support the office of fire marshal,...submitted to the grand jury or proper indicting body. Sixth—That an adequate water system with proper distribution and pressure be installed and maintained.... | |
| United States. National Conservation Commission - 1909 - 310 pages
...yards, or area ways, and see to the enforcement of such ordinances. Fourth. That the States severally establish and support the office of fire marshal and...submitted to the grand jury or proper indicting body. Sixth. That an adequate water system, with proper distribution and pressure, be installed and maintained.... | |
| Albert Shaw - American literature - 1911 - 1028 pages
...buildings, yards or areaways, and see to the enforcement of such ordinances. 4. The States should severally establish and support the office of fire marshal and...fire marshal by law the right to examine under oath, to enter premises and to make arrests, making it the duty of such officer to examine into the cause... | |
| Powell Evans - Fire prevention - 1912 - 190 pages
...distribution of insurance which is a tax collected for the purpose. Second. — That the States severally establish and support the office of Fire Marshal and...submitted to the Grand Jury or proper indicting body. Third. — That the States severally adopt and enforce a building code which shall require a high type... | |
| American National Fire Prevention Convention. 1st, Philadelphia, 1913 - Fire prevention - 1914 - 560 pages
...distribution of insurance which is a tax collected for the purpose. Second — That the States severally establish and support the office of Fire Marshal and...submitted to the Grand Jury or proper indicting body. Third — That the States severally adopt and enforce a building code which shall require a high type... | |
| Edward Augustus Ketcham - Fire insurance - 1916 - 322 pages
...buildings, yards or areaways ; and see to the enforcement of such ordinances. 4. That the states severally establish and support the office of Fire Marshal,...the Fire Marshal by law the right to examine under authority and enter premises and make arrests, making it the duty of such officer to examine into the... | |
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