New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-23

jss 81 t. THEARD, Comptroller.
SPECIFICATIONS for the contracts forthe
y placing of granite base and an iron railing around Clay
work shall be a7judicaed into two
'q F astoSi S ~ and the fur
nishng and placing Of granite base around Clay SQUIRE
foundations shall be of lake bricks of the
quality laid composed Of fresh Thomason lime
and best sharp sand They shall be three bricks wide at the
half bricks thick top They shall thknesses
inch atboat panks crossing each other in the best
workmanke and extending inches on each side OF
GRANITE B4sE~The base shall be of Quincy granite per-
fecy ell hewed and dressed the side we'll the top
bae shall Be is high brckng sidewalks
and IA inches thick The steps to entrances and the bases 70
Shall have the Dimensions marked on The plans On the inside
Gagged with granite Of he same quality having inches
foot each side Of the entrances The joints shall be well
filled with cement and smoothly struck.
lRoNwoRK AND LANPs-Ihe railing ha be executed IN all
points in accordance with the plans and draSings Of the civ
rails shall be English iron and crossroads shall
of the best Tennessee iron The main rails shall be Of peh
eer the crossroads of fiat iron Ia inches de b, q of
Ali the ornaments shall be Of the best
fastened to the wrought iron rails in the best wokmanke
The doors to entrances have dimensions marked
on Ike plans Each door 10 have good lock keys
The pillars t in numbsr shall be Of best cast
and shall be properly fastened and scaled to the granite bases
lead the best workmanlike Sixteen Of these
pillars shall be surrounded by cast iron and
the whole Of the sizes and dimensions marked on the plans and
The framing Of the lamps copper the lamps
The fixtures shall be furnished apd placed
by the in order that said lamps may be lighted with
ali necessary holes n The granite required the
drilled by the contractor for the iron railing without extra
The whole railing pillars etc., shall be well fastened with
sealed with lead the granite base in the best
PAiSTIsG All he inside and outside shall
i may select The copper frames and
lamps csndelabras shall be painted in imitation OF
GESERAL CLAUsEsAl the materials shall be of the best
a9sy and shall be furnished by the contractors as well a" the
Tie work in all its details shall be performed in
kmanke in conformity with the plans and
drawings OF the City Surveyor and The lines and levels given by
S sF s2s a f IL 4e fqd Of SAID O
All 6Ticking Of The sidewalks which may displaced by the
contractor for the granite IN laying The
foundations shall be repaired by said contractor without extra
replaced and graded by him
The contractor the granite shall bind himself to be
gin 10 the granite base before the Isl
November 1855 and 20 have he same on or be-
railing shall bind himself begin set the iron railing Of
OF before he Isl Of FeSrSsy 1855 and to eo@ee
before The Is Of April 1899 SGd should b any bO S s SS
ne Of twenty dollars day for each and every day
Security 10 an 5000 shall be required from the
for the granite base and to an amount OF sOO from TIT
Payments follows, towit For the gianite has
in cash on the completion the work and acceptance Of Ii
by the City Surveyor and the iron railing TO be paid 70
work.
understood that in Of failure by the contractor
obegn finish the work part thereof within the pero
liked or the Council be dissatisfied with the manner
work being executed the Council shall have the gl
70 San ,e ,;l ions of Ibe Cyil tode and without ann,
Of Justice aunu the same and without innen
nty understood that in the contractor
any abandon the work not finish and compe
conformity with their contracts the said contractor
forfeit all claims they have for part of the wor
done by them the date OF the Abandonment and mat III
city shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability Their
and well understood that in the contracts be
sold and their securities shall be held and bout
IN sodo unto the city all loss or difference between u
prices which the contractors originally contracted 10 peor
the the prices which they may be adadeatcd at
resale or reAdjudicaton
fer iron railing lamps painting, etc, complete.
New Orleans 2lst May, 1853 - -
lSignedl LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved By the Committees Streets and Landings OF b5
= Boards of the Common Council,
Essiis snsd join is FEEH AoHkRSp chairmen
jes ar HENRY DuREI. Clerk Of Comptroller.
? COMPfKOLLER's OFFIUE,
T. City of New Orleans, July Il 1853.
e ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, an
II hereby authorized and required give notice. By
standing advertisement the osa journal that in seeorda
So 1854 Council will pay any bill against the city unls
contracted under authority of an order from the oompiro
in sceordapee with the ordinance referred to-
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
IN tsignsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the Officers the city and of the pab
respectfully called 10 the foregoing resolution
II II, iyl6r Comptroller City Of New Orleans
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