New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-15
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hereby THAT 'ssss fer Go as rSps
1s Is SO ''''@ T. -fEARD, Comptroller.
P pest6I for le contr ,a for the
iare. In the F urih District
loNIAors-rhe sha,e acJudlesed into two separate
ist oOnracTbe bull q thefoundailons and the fun
ng and placing of a rane base around Clay Square
econd furnishing and placing of iron rail-
foundations shall Of lake bricks of the
quality. laid mortar composed Of fresh Thomasion lime
om aud she'd be laid in regular one and
bricks thick at the top They shall hicknesses
Haiboat panks croesng each other In he best
rkmanke manner and extsndng inches each side Of
nfAASTE BAsEThe base shall be Of Quincy granite
y ell hewed and dressed on the side well the op
al said Top shall be beveled marked the plans Said
shall be le Inches high above the brieking Of the sidewalks
shall also be Of Quincy granite hewed and dressed
Al have the Dimensions marked the plans On the inside
tagged with granite Of the quality having inches
ok. feet wide and Of suitable lengths extend one
each side of the entrances The joints shall be well
I'd with cement and smoothly struck.
RoswoRK AND LAMPs-The railing hal be executed In all
in accordance with the plans and drawings the City
veyor, herennto xed The main rails and the small
Of the best Tennessee IRON The main rails shall be Of inch
irop the small rails OF round iron Of inch
&c the CROSSROADS Of nat IRON inches wide BY Of an
III shall best cast iron and shall be
tened to the wrought iron rails in the best workmanke
he shall have the dimensions marked on
and Iha Be- fastened hung and as shown
he pillars to entrances 0 in number shall be Of bes cast
one inch thick and cast n accordance with the drawings
lead In the best workmanlike manner. Of these
shall be surrounded oy cast iron candeabras and lamps
whole Of the sizes dimensions marked plans and
amented as shown on the same.
1he framing Of the lamps shall be Of "copper" and the lamps
hall glazed with thick American cylinder glass free Of
ans The necessary fixtures shall be furnished and placed
the contractor IN order that said lamps may lighted with
as from the Gas Company.
enng Of tae sn railing with The said Granite base a bs
red by the contractor for the iron railing without
The whole railing pillars etc. shall be we'll fastened with
wedges and sealed with lead to the granite base
gPASrSG All the iron work the inside outside shall
three good coats Of best oil paint Of such color a, the
The lamps and eandeabras shall be painted in imitation Of
GENERAL CLAusEsAl the materials shall be Of the best
pay and shall be furnished by the contractors well the
ne work in all details shall be executed and performed in
ph best workmanlke In conformity with the plans and
officer and to the entire satisfaction said City Surveyor
An bckug Of the sidewalks which may displsced by the
traeior os the granite base and foundations in laying The
ge and Al ground which may be displaced shall also be
he for the granite shall bind himself to be-
set the foundations and granite base before the LIST
The LIST Of January 1889 and the contractor for The iron
before the Isl Ct February s5s and 70 eompee M gu
before the LIST Of February 1858 and to complete the
comply with conditions he shall be liable
nne Of twenty dollars per day for each and every day
GREATER the Is not completed.
Teeurly an amount Of 5000 shall be required from the
Actor for the granite base and $4,000 from the
ntractor for the iron railing.
BPsymens be made follows For the gianite base
cash on the completion Of the work and acceptance Of the
me by the City Surveyor and the iron railing he paid
ork.
II is we'll understood that IN of failure by the contractors
xsd or IN case ,6s Council be assaaed WIKI the "a
heh The work being executed the Council shall have right
annul the contract without putting the default
required by article 1905 Of he Civil Code aud without apply
court Of Justice annul the same without inde
ly and also well understood that the contractors
ball at time abandon the work. not nh complete
be same n conformity with their contracts the said
hall forfeit all claims they have for part Of the work
lone By them up 70 'he date OF he ABANDONMENT and that the
y shall be thereby discharged from any and i'll liability there
and also well understood that contracts be re-
Sold the and their securities held and bound
sodo, pay the city all loss difference between the
prices AZ which the contractors originally perform
The work and the prices at which they may adudcated
resale readjadcation.
Bids be for the foundations granite base compete ard
70. toe iron railing lamps, painting, etc. complete
New Orleans, 2lst May 1888
~ lsgned] LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor
optoved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
rds Of the Common Council
tSgnedl H. 7. VENNARD ,c
lss4sdl ,s.a JOHN T. HOLLAND, oAairmsn'
Ss2t HENRY DURRI. Clerk Of comn,roil.r