. Mechanical Contracting & Plumbing January-December 1909. -ment given on May 17, against the Stan-dard Ideal Co., Port Hope, enjoining thelatter company against using the wordStandard in connection with their en- amount lowered. The $3 rate on closetswill remain. Plumbers who have contracts in con-nection with the new courthouse atVancouver are loud in their complaintsover the slow work of the stone walls have been standing allsummer, with hardly a bit of workdone, though it was anticipated thatby the rainy season the roof and domewould be on so that inside work couldbe gone a
. Mechanical Contracting & Plumbing January-December 1909. -ment given on May 17, against the Stan-dard Ideal Co., Port Hope, enjoining thelatter company against using the wordStandard in connection with their en- amount lowered. The $3 rate on closetswill remain. Plumbers who have contracts in con-nection with the new courthouse atVancouver are loud in their complaintsover the slow work of the stone walls have been standing allsummer, with hardly a bit of workdone, though it was anticipated thatby the rainy season the roof and domewould be on so that inside work couldbe gone ahead with. Instead, the workwill have to stand over until spring,even if the roof were started immed-iately, as it could not now be being the case, the contractorsfor inside work have all their materialon hand and this amount of money willbe tied up for several months yet. Itwas expected that inside work wouldhave been under way by this time. WINNIPEGS POOR SANITATION. For several months the Sanitary As-sociation of Winnipeg, has endeavored. Float Used by Wm. Stairs Son & Morrow, Halifax, in Labor Day Parade. amelware products. The former com-pany will now endeavor to enforce theinjunction under section 971 of theCriminal Code, which provides penaltiesfor disobeying the order of the case will be heard at Montreal onOct. 1. The Hamilton Fire and Water com-mittee declared it inexpedient to instalthe meter system in their city on ageneral scale. Statements were fur-nished showing that it would cost $350,-000 to instal meters in every house,business place and factory in the house meters would average about$13, while the meters for large as high as $600. The com-mittee also decided to recommend thatthe $2 rate on baths be struck off, al-though Chairman Morris thought thetax should still be imposed and the to bring to the attention of the CityCouncil the unsanitary condition of thesewers and sewer outlets of the they hav
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