New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

is SIC 7. THEARD. Comptroller.
CPECIFICAT9ONs for the contracts for the
placing Of granite base and an iron railing around Clay
be ajudicaed separate
aP F Gi't0s Sa%s q and the
1S Rass nsn psens rail
ing around said Clay Square.
best qusliy laid in mortar composed q fresh Ihomsson lime
ED hest as. s s. Sc aHy s Ds bs
half bricks thick the top They shall rest on two
workmsnike and xndng inches on each side Of
GRANITE BAsE~Ths base shall be Of Quincy granite
fecy ell hewed and dressed the side well as on the top
bae shall Be IS inches high above brckng
and Pss d % P to and and and
shall have the Dimensions marked on the plans On the inside
space tagged with granite quality having inches
thick vide ard o. suitable Length 70 sos sa least a.
filed with cement and smoothly Struck
IRoNWoRK LAxPs-The railing hsl be executed IN all
points accordance with the plans and drawings Of the City
rs. ss &c o. he best English from and tue
Of the best Tennessee ron The main rails shall O. o. Inch
se the crossroads Of fat iron IN inches wide b. u Of an
All tbs ornaments shall be of the best cast iron
fastened the wrought iron rails in the best wokmanke
The doors to dimensions marked
plans and shall be fastened hung and as shown
The pillars ( 10 numbe shall be Of best east
01 Gns men ss pnope fastened and 10 ss granite bases
with lead in the best gokmsnke manner Sixteen Of these
the the dimensions marked the plans and
framing Of he lamps shall be Of copper and the lamps
shall glazed with thick American cylinder glass free Of
by the contractor IN order that said lamps may be lighted with
Xii necessary holes granite proper
fastening Of the iron railing with the said granite base shall be
drilled BY the contractor for the iron railing without extra
Ths whole railing pillars etc. shall with
and sealed with lead to the granite base in the best
Psisrse Ali The iron work inside outside shall
receive three good coats Of best oil paint OF such color as me
Of he lamps shall painted in initiation Of
SysrRAI CLAusEs-A the materials shall be Of the best
quality md shall be furnished by the contractors as well as the
The work in all its details performed
in conformity with the plans and
and TO the entire satisfaction of said City Surveyor
All bctng Of the sidewalks which may displaced by
for the granite base and foundations in laying The
and all ground which may be displaced shall also BE-
fhe contractor for the granite
gin the foundations and granite base on or before the Is
fore the LIST Of January 1885 and the contractor tor the roI
% ~ m Of Fesraapy ss and to Complete he same
or before Isl Of February 1855 and complete the
tractors fail to comply conditions be shall be lab
ne Of twenty dollars per day for each and every DAY
Security 10 an amount 5000 shall be required from the
the FsE Ios 9 9sps nd to an amount Of 5000 from thu
payments 70 be made as follows tot For the gIsnite
in cash. the completion of the work and acceptance o. III
same BY the Cry sgrysyor and the iron rating to be paid 70
| work
II is well understood Of failure the contractor
finish the work. part thereof Within the perio
fixed Council be dissatisfied with the
which the work bang Council all have the RICH
without putting the contractors in defaul
required by article 1905 of The Cy Code and without
court Of Justice to annu the same and without naen
ny well under stood that in the contractor
shall abandon the work, not finish and complet
the conformity with their contracts the said contractor
forfeit all claims they have for part OF the wo
by up the date the abandonment and that tn
city shall be thereby from sny and al tnsT
Sold and their securities shall be held and boun
soido pay the city all loss difference between III
prices which the originally contracted 10 peorr
The work. and the prices at which they may be adudcaed at
resale REHABILITATION.
the foundations and granite base complete an
for railing, lamps, painting, ETC., complete.
isignedJ LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved Committees Streets and Landings Of bot
Boards of the Common Council.
lSigned,l H. 7. NENkARD, }Chairmeu
fSgned,1 JOHN E. HOLLAND, N
les sSt HENRY DUREL, Clerk of Comptroller.