New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-29

SPECIFICATIONS for the contracts for the
placing Of granite base aud An iron railing around Clay
CoSTRAcrsThe work shall be adudcated into two separate
Fist ConracThe the foundations and the fur.
nh ng and placing Of granite base around Clay Square
Second furnishing and placing Of iron rail.
ing around said Clay Square
best quality laid in mortar composed Of fresh ThomAston
aud best aP Pd dhey shall be three bricks wide at the
half bricks thick nj the top They shall hcknesses
OF sound inch at0oa pnks crossing other in the
workmnnke man err and ext nding inches each side
BAsE-Tle shall be of Quincy granite per.
ecly we'll hewed and dressed the side well Top
bae shah be s inches high above bckn the sidewalks
and IA inches h9k ne steps to entrances and the bases
shall have the duen marked The plans the inside
OF the square aud in front Of there shall
space tagged with granite of quality having inches
thick, wide and Of suitable lengths extend at least one
allied with cement and smoothly struck
IRoSwoRR LANPsThe railing ha be executed in all
points in accordance with the plans and drawings the City
surveyor herenno annexed The main rails and the small
De Of NE best IRON The main rails shall be Of inch
eter and the Crossroads OF Hat iron Ia inches wide By
All the shall the best cast iron and shall be
fastened to the wrought iron rails in the best wokmanlke
manner.
The entrances shall have the dimensions marked on
the plans and shall fastened hung and onaened shown
The pillars TO entrances Gu in NUMBER shall
and shall be- pr"periy fasiee md u ad 10 tb " h
with lead in the best workmanke these
tue whole Of the sizes ana dimensions marked the plans and
The framing HE lamps shall be Of copper and the lamps
shall be glazed with thick American cylinder glass free Of
BY ne contractor in order that said lamps be lighted with
All necessary granite for the proper
tn' o. te lren Ealing with the said granite base shall be
charge
The whole railing pillars etc. shall be we'll fastened with
iron wedges aud sealed with lead TO the granite
PAISTSG All The iron work on the inside and outside shall
gSg .se go1 soa Of n o pant o. saeh color as me
he in ifua
GESERAL CL4usEsA the materials shall be or the best
quality and shall be furnished by the we'll the
all details shall be executed and performed in
the best manner in COMO nifty with the plans and
drawings Of the City Surveyor and the lines aud levels by
SAD oe and 70 the entire satisfaction OF said City Surveyor
All bricking Of he sidewalks which may be displaced by the
for The granite base and foundations in laying the
and all ground which may displaced shall also be
replaced and graded by him.
The contractor for the granite base shall bind himself
GIN 70 set the foundations and granite base before the h
81 N9vemoe iS and TO have The same completed on or be
tore the ~ january s5J and the contractor for the iron
railing shall bind himself begin up railing
before the lst of February 1855 and complete the
OF before the l o. April 1889 and should any Of said
% tine Of twenty dollars day for each and every day
Security 70 an amount Of s56 shall be required from the con-
tractor for the granite bse and $1,000 the
Payments be follows o-wit For the Ianite base
same BY the City Surveyor and the iron railing 10 he pad Tor
GU Of the budget Ct 1889 should the City Surveyor the
is we'll understood that by contractors
obegn finish the work. any thereof within the period
liked the Council be dissatisfied with
which the work being executed the Council shall have right
to annu the contract without putting the default
required by article 1905 of the Civil Code and without apply
ing If Justice annu the and without ndem
My and 1t also well understood that
shall AZ time abandon the work. finish and complete
the conformity with their said
shall forfeit all claims they may have part of the work
done by them to the Of the abandonment and that the
city shall be thereby discharged from LIABILITY there
for and also well understood that in the contracts
Sold the and their securities shall be held bound
in soldo pay the city all loss difference between
prices which the originally contracted perform
the work and The prices at which they be sdudcaed
resale rehabilitation.
Bids the foundations granite
for the iron railing, lamps. painting, etc complete
New Orleans, 2Ist May, 1858.
lSigned,I LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees and Landings OF both
Boards Of the Common Council.
[Signed,I H. r vENNARD. 7c,,
lSigned,l John Il. HOLLAND, on'iillen'
Registered june ?, 1858.
les SCI HENRY DUREL, Clerk Of Comptroller