New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-21

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paving with blocks Camp street. from Canal to ca
QgALlIY AND DIMENSIONS THE MArEa1Als-The square
SoeK shs be Of good hard not
SSSns in shape not ss than twelve
They shall be well quare having parallel square sides and
, ~ ma, DIT sad rs
win the sides e be laid dagonay tie curb stones
sats stones sha be Of good hay
ssss ,n,Ss hy ,5S
shall w ha Hg LES IN inches thick
70 as n Joints and hs sk perfectly we'll
s The curb stones shall b Of North river perfectly
inches WIDE and in less than in
crossing shall North river blue stone. of the
s not aps ss nor less than
The sgsones for the sidewalks shall be river blue
or and G1sa oR hs
NO shall less than three feet BY
Ths gravel shall os the best London gravel one and
The sand shall be clear, sharp sand, of large grain
shall AXE M TIKI o5 nr sa. BE
50 to do By the Surveyor and their
and grades be given good joints i and
lengths hs Isey FEET ss be Sa ne
each curb stone shall have slope of foot
sod asd ana a ape BE-
Ss S, draining lots shall be
r nse crossing shall be laid according the lines and
AND s 4
s ss ae nssS Of at n sI1 sly inches
The join their length the curb sonss
of inch bottomng four inches Of London gravel
M VIII 'h ss mixed s ID 70 be tTos
ws bsn e. ss Be M half inch wide other
The contractor shall take the old paving and
grade the surface of the the grades 10
blocks when laid rhs s
sha the Of the street to the given by
nG aa sss ss Sp nsh IF 1nSon and
until forms an even and hard foundation square block
p ss shall AL then be lid laying the paving
srss viii he street line breaking every ter
a f. hey sss 'snaiS'
P0ssysy be rejected BY the a
sharp sand mixed and The paving Conveniently rolled
s wh s s a 1 roller s oa After the rain has settled
and sharp shall placed upon the p Va s
ffi the SIDEWALKS Hs shall be taken mp and
h bs nssy by the By
Th sPt s shall f ss a a aad ths
shall ~ be laid in regular The aeggin shall when COM
pnd 81 o free
shall be rejected The customary dressed stones cutters not
dressed channel for the water be laid and well Sedied IN
cement mortar wherever required draining lois
Wherever the sidewalks already tagged and ma, be
Tagging a mp The AID relay the agging to
viz the s.. new to be established h
wy fh as e ssP9ss s for f Fyi ssgng
whole work shall be executed to the
with the petition will be the the quality Of the WORK
paving rcg The Earth pcked 0a o rSaf hs
n and R Pc s Fl the contractor and shall be
All the materials required for the perfomanre of the work
sqnraecF shan B. bound begin the work in the thirty
ConGf and to complete the after under
the same is not completed. ''' ' Joy '''''e'''''
Good and solvent security ten thousand dol
the contract. "
Payments on the completion of the paving of each
and every and OF BY City Sur
vsyor az follows to.wit the prosecution be paid city
property holders q t against sid property holders % be
City 5 to Se eSseed g he e
tractor who shall be broeated rights Of the city to
q aid
Ihe o9 shall be bound to keep the paving
ton;
s e. e Of H
Of the 1Opsrty holders / being we'll
r ss;1 Of said aid costs Of pablisston
to & na @ I mat IN case Of failure BY the contractor
Rod fixed the Council with the manner
in which the work being executed the Council til
right TO annu the contract without putting the
as required by article 5 of the Civil Code without
applying to court OF justice same without
indemnity and also well understood case the con
tractor shall at any time abandon the work
complete the same in conformity with his contract said
snail forfeit all claims he have for any
the work done by him to the date of the
the city shall be thereby discharged from
nd u is also well understood that in
tract be esod the contractor and his securities
ned an bound in sodo to INTO the city all loss differ
ence between the price Mt which the contractor
to perform tie work and the prices may
be adiudicated at resale re.adjudication.
BIDS to be superficial yard square paving fur
nshed and laid complete including the per
foot OF curb stone furnished and laid per
foot Of crossing furnished per running foot of
new tagging furnished and laid tbs width Of the
sidewalks and running foot of old tagging
wa ks taken up and reaid.
New Orleans, March IA, 1859.
lsignedl LOUIS Fl. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Streets and landings If 10th
Boards of the Common Council,
tSignedl H. T. VENNARD
[signedl ROBERT HUYaiE chairmen
Registered March 81, 1859.
al 22t HENRY DUREI for ComnroIlar