New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

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SPECIFICATIONS for the contracts for the
- placing Of gant base and An iron railing around Clay
work shall be aAjudcsted into separate
az" F saSns and the
s3t placing base n sTGInS clay Square
foundations shall be of lake bricks Of the
quality laid in composed Of fresh Thoaon lime
and best sharp sand They shall be three bricks wide at the
half thick top They shall thicknssses
OF sound hatboat panks crossing other
wokmanke and ext ndins inches each side Of
feey ell hewed and dressed the side we'll the top,
and @ SP s Ss above ss in tSs s
and IA inches thick The steps to entrances and the bases TO
Shall have Dimensions marked The plans On the
Of che $ IN aay s9 nsss
thick feet wide and Of suitable lengths 10 extend least one
aed with cement and smoothly struck
IRoswoRk ASD LAhFsEIhe railing ha be eSecIed IL Al
Surveyor heeanto annexed The main rails and the small
the best Tennessee iron The main rails shall be Of inch
i Ssf t sSS "a :. q
fastened the wrought iron rails in the best worknanke
The doors to shall have the dimensions marked on
the plans and shall be fastened hung and ornamented shown
The pillars 70 co III number shall be of best cast
iron inch thick snd cast IN accordance with the awnings
lead the best woIkmanlike Sixteen Of these
whole Of the sizes and dimensions marked the plans and
The framing Of the lamps shall be of copper and the lamps
shall be glazed with thss American eyTesr glass Tree 81
by the contractor in order that said lamps may be lighted with
Ali Necessary hos IN The granite base required for proper
the sn railing with The said Granite base shall be
The whole railing pillars etc. shall with
aud sealed with lead the granite base in the best
FaISTISG iron work the inside and outside shall
good Of best oil paint Of such color the
o Surveyor may select The copper frames ard
bronze.
quality and shall be furnished by the contractors well as the
The work In all shall performed in
the workmanke in conformity with the plans and
said officer satisfaction of said City Surveyor
All 6rictng Of the sidewalks which may displaced by
The granite ess and as in aSSg hS
and all ground which be displaced shall also be
Fhe conrseor for he granite base shall bind himself to
gin the foundations and granite base before the Isl
fore tie iss Of january 1855 and The eonrSctpr
railing shall bind himself TO begin to set up the iron railing Q.
before the LIST Of February 1855 and complete the
tractors fail to comply with these eondiion he shall be sb
fine q twenty dollars per day for each and dal
Security $500 shall required from the
contractor for he iron railing.
Payments 70 be made as follows ot For the eianits bss
same b the Cry sgrvsyer and me lron rafting 70 be pad 10
o. budget shoud accept
work.
well understood that In Of failure by the contractor
10 begin finish The work. part thereof within the pero
fixed, the Council be dissatisfied with the
which being the Council shall have the RICH
without putting the Contractors in deau
required by article 1905 Of The Civil Code aud without
ing Of Justice aIul the and without inden
ny also well undersood that in the contractor
shall time abandon the work. finish and complet
conformity with their contracts the said contractor
shall forfeit all claims they have for part Of the wor
done them the date OF the abandonment and that tn
city shah be thereby discharged from any and their
sold the and their securities shall be held and bou
in solido pay all loss difference between III
prices which the originally contracted 10 perori
he work. and the prices at which they may be adudcated at
I resale " readjudicntion
Bids the foundations and granite base complee an
for iron railing, lamps, painting. etc., complete.
Signsdl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by Committees Streets and Landings OF bo
Boards of The Common Council.
tSigned, H. T. YENNARD, 1cb.irra,
q lsigned,i JOHN Il. HOLLAND, 0'""'s"
jes at HENRY DUREI, Clerk of Comptroller.