New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-03

S1s A s given u that s r ss s9
jas 81 Z - 7. rHEARD. Comptroller.
SPECIFICATIONS for the contracts for the
. placing Of granite base and iron railing around Clay
Square, In the = lurh District
work shall be s'adcsied into separate
and distinct contracts, as follows, to-~it;
Fist butt ing 81 ihsoundations and the fur
ing placing OF granite base around clay Square,
ContractThe furnishing placing Of rail-
FouNDAroxsThe foundations shah be Of lake br cks of the
best qualify laid in mortar composed q fresh Tsomas,on lime
bottom shall be laid in regular offsets TO be and
Of sound Inch abos psnks crossing each other in The best
workmsnke and ext nins inches each side Of
Gs~srs BasSIhe base shall be Of Quincy granite per-
Ind sa op S Be- S y marked on IL plans
sss shall Be Is inches above the beking Of The sidewalks
s sas and
shall have TIE on the plans On the inside
tagged with granite q the same quality having inches
foot on each side Of the enfances The joints shall be ii
filled with cement and smoothly struck:
IRONwoRK LAxfsThe railing ha be IN all
points in accordance h the plans and drawings the City
rails shall be English iron toe crossroads shall
be Of the best Tennessee iron The main rails shall be Of inch
eier and the erosraiiso Of fiat iron * inches wide b, Of
All he shan be Of the bet cast iron and shall be
fastened the wrought lion rails in the best workmanke
The doors shall the dimensions
the plans and shall be fastened hung and shown
the pillars ca IN nupbe shall BE- Of best
P s g aop ad WIN s
with lead IN the best yokmanlke sxtseno Of these
The who q the sizes and dimensions marked the plans snd
The framing y lamps shall be copper the lamps
shall be glazed wish thick American cylinder glass free Of
BY The contractor in order that said lamps be lighted with
Ali holes ii he granite base for the
fastening Of The IRON railing with the said granite base shall be
drilled BY the contractor for the iron rsus without extra
TRs whole railing pillars, etc, shall be well fastened with
to- the
PIs1sc All the iron work on the inside and outside shall
three good OF best oil paint Of
cty Surveyor may select Ihs copper frames and ornaments
brorze.
quality and shall be furnished BY the contractors well The
Tie work in all Its details shall be executed and in
the best manner in COMO nifty with the pans and
sd ocer and to he entire saacton Of said Civ
All bricking sidewalks which may Displaced by the
fof the granite haze and foundations In ayire
sal Be- rs1IsS By ss eSniIseos without
replaced and graded by him.
gin 10 set the and granite base on or bsose he i.
Of November 1853 and e have lhe completed
railing himself begin SGT up the iron railing
or eor s IL 81 @ n e q s s same
before The l.i Of April 1853 and should any said
ns 4 twenty dollars dsy for each and day
Security Of 5000 required from the con-
for the granite base and Of
Payments 10 made follows to-wit For the iAne base
IN cash. the completion Of the work and OF
by City Surveyor and the iron railing paid
the budget Of 1889 shord the City Surveyor accept
work.
It u we'll understood that in of failure by the
begin finish the work, the eof within the period
fixed In the Council be dissatisfied with the
which the work being he Council shall have
nnnul the without putting the
required by article 1908 Of The Civil Code Apply
ing cour. q justice 70 annual The and without iaden
nifty and Il also we'll understood that in the
shall time abandon the work no, auth and complete
the same n conformity with their contracts the said
of
done by them tho date Of the abandonment and ha the
city shall be thereby discharged from any ali liability there
Tor and also well understood that 10 the
sold the contractors and their securities shall be held and bound
IN sodo unto the city all loss difference between the
prices which the originally contracted perform
The work and the prices Al which they be adudcsted
resale readjndicafi0n
Bids be for the foundations granite complete;
for the iron railing lamps painting, etc., complete.
New Orleans, 2ist May. 1883,
lsigned.l LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Boards Of The Common Council
(signed, II. r. VFNNARD, 2c,,
lsisned'l JOHN h. HOLLAND. uharmen-
les asi HENRY DUREL. Clerk Of Comptroller.