New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-12


ALL TecICATlONs for the contracts for the
Of a granite base and an iron railing around Clay
$500 persThe work shall be audicated into two separate
ce cOStISsts S as oiiI G t1, s
lOcO Fla placing Of granite base around Clay Square
s5ontraet-The furnishing and placing OF an iron rail
40 peioss-The foundations be Of lake bricks Of the
100 pe laid in mortar composed Of fresh Thomaston lime
KID Ga shall be laid in regular Offsets to be
inch iatboat plankA crossing each other in the best
MEMS Ike manaer and ext ndins inches each side Of
800 do. BAsE-The shall Quincy granite per-
heyed and dressed on the side rs well as the Top,
$50 dobe Is inches high above the bekng Of the sidewalks
~, ~ also be Of Quincy granite hewed and dressed and
iVV p"the dimensions marked The plans On the inside
Win ed with granite Of the qualify having inches
Wide and Of suitable lengths to extend at least
p'opo side OF the entrances. The joints shall be well
cement and smoothly struck.
AND LANPs-The railing ha be executed in all
ccordance with the plans and drawings OF the City
lerenntO annexed The main rails and the small
Tennessee iron The main rails shall he Of inch
- the small rails Of round iron Il of inch in diam
crossroads Of Hat iron IA inches wide b. q Of
rnaments shall be of the best cast iron and shall be
Messrs the wrought iron rails in the best workmanlike
the pubnd shall be fastened hung and shown
sprrgs.i Each door 70 have good lock with two keys
thick and cast in accordance with the rawlings
Satule properly fastened and sailed to the granite bases
The the best workmanlike manner Sixteen OF these
nv be surrounded by cast iron candeabras and lamps
JeA f the sizes and dimensions marked the plans and
eaes Of The lamps shall be of copper and the lamps
The BE fixtures shall be furnished AID placed
ing fronacor in order that said lamps be lighted with
holes II the granite required the proper
shg the irsn railing with the said granite base shall be
storing hhe contractor for the iron railing, without extra
me Pill railing pillars, etc. shall be well fastened with
phys and sealed with lead to the granite base in the best
All the iron work on The inside and outside shall
Pc good coats of best oil paint Of such color the
" 3or may select The copper frames and ornaments
DR. rs and eandelabras shall be painted in imitation oil
CLAusEs-Al the materials shall be Of the best
quality and shall be furnished by the contractors well the
The work all its details shall be performed
the best vorkmanke in conformity with the plans and
said officer and to the entire satisfaction OF said City surveyor
All ickng sidewalks which may be dsplreed by tn,
contractor for the granite base and foundations in ayrg The
arge and all ground which may be displaced shall
replaced and graded by him.
gin set the foundations and granite base before the Is
81 e @ and S sas S III ted On OF
railing shall bind himself to begin to the iron railing
or Seore The is Of February 1855 and 10 complete The same
before the LIST of April 1859; and should Of said
fine Of twenty dollars per day for each and da,
Security 10 an amount $500 shall required from the con
tractor for the granite base and to smount OF $1,000 from thu
Payments 10 be made as follows to.w For the granite bas
cash the completion Of the work and acceptance of thu
by the City Surveyor and the iron railing paid fol
Of the bulge, Of 1889 should the City Surveyor accept h
work.
we'll that of failure by the contractor
begin finish the work part thereof within the period
in the Council be dissatisfied with the
which the work being executed the Council the gh
annu the contract without putting the in defau
required by article 1905 Of he Civil Code and apply
ing Of Justice annnl the same and without indem
ny and also well understood that in case the contractor
shall AT time abandon the work. not finish and complete
the in conformity with their contracts the said contractor
shall forfeit all claims they have for any of the wOri
done by them the date Of the abandonment and that the
city shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability there
for and also well understood that in the contracts be
sold the and their securities shall be held and boun
in sodo pay unto the city all loss difference th
prices which the originally perform
he work and the prices at which they may be adudcaed at
ressle Republication.
Bids to be for the foundations and granite base compete
fI the iron railing, lamps, painting, ETC.. complete.
New Orleans 2lst May 1855
lsgnedj LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF boil
Boards Of The Common Council.
lsgnedl H. T. VENNARD, 2rt.,..,an
lsened JOHN E. HOLLAND, "nA'rnlsn
jes sst HENRY DUREL, Clerk Of Comptroller.