The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-10-15
sPeei1e1isa, for D.. Wing Of the Pru'.
'tese,ary BsilAss for The Territory q
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GENERAL DEscRlPTloN.

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". GENERAL DESCRIPTION.
The Wing 10 be 70 feet inches BY a feet
1 inches from out to out. and 10 contain AZ
cells; each feet by feet, 9 feet high IN
the clear. These cells will Ike placed in three
s>es;es, ~ In ssch. One cell in each story
to Ike used as . bathroom, with slop sinks.
etc. The two upper stories to he approached
by IN iron stairway and galleries The d.
mansions and general arrangements will l'e
- shown on plans, elevation aud section.
EXCAVATION. .,s...
The trenches for all the wallsto bc dug at
least 8 feet below the ground line Of the
building, or to such further depth Us may
I've necessary to secure solid foundation.
All the eartl, from these trenches to be levclctl
- may be directed by the officer in charge.
STONE WALLS.
All the foundations and extension walls
to he erected Of rubb1c masonry. OF the
hest building stone to Ike found in tho neigh
borlood, and of such dimensions as ARE
shown ON the plan by figures and scale. The
CORNERS TO lie built in the manner 1T coins
and the heals Of the windows to bc arc''ed.
All the walls above the surface to he double
faced. laid in good limo. mortar, mixed with
good hydraulic cement in tho proportion Of
one IF cement to two Of lime mortar; the
joints, both outside and in, to be neatly and
securely pointed All wIndow-sills to he OF
split stone:
All the walls of the cells to bc built of
b'st quality hard bricks. laid in best cement
mortar; flucs, both for heating and vcntiIa.
ting, to Ike provided as shown on plan. The
arches of the first floor of cells to be Al
inches thick; th.'sc of the second and third
floors to he inches thick. Each cell tO l,c
paved either with good, hard bricks. laid in
cement, or with tagging stones. The floor
of the area around tho cells to he paved In
tho same manner as the cells The ciIimncys
and vcntila,jng wall TO he topped out abovc
the r0Of
n CARPENTERS WORK. ....
All the window frames to bc boxed. and
provided with sash 2 inches thick; sash tn
he hung with pulIica and weights. The roof
10 be framed and siicatl,cd for the reception
Of the tin. Cornicc and fMcia to he provided
A good tongue and groovcd floor of hard
wood, to be placed around the galleries.
IRON WORK
Each cell to he furnished with strong
door and frame the door to he made of
iron / inch by 2 inches. crossed at right On.
giles, leaving openings of inches apart, and
to I've securely rivcted at the functions. and
each door to I've furnished with Equality
prison lock. q
To furnish and put in the iron imposts to
the window frames, and also iron liars in tho
lower half Of the large frames; these bars to
bc inch in diameter and not more than
inches apart
To furnish and put up iron brackets to
support the two tiers of galleries, and also a
strong iron railing around galleries, together
with Two iron stairways to rcach the CALLER
ies. To cover the top Of the vcntils1tng
walls with . cast iron coping, and also a
cast iron roof over tho venlilatins ducs as
shown on plan. a.' ....
%, n ..r PLUMBING. ...
One iron bathing tub and slop sink to be
supplied on each tier Of cells, with proper
waste pipes to convey the soil and water
outside the building, either into well, OF
drain. As may Ike least expensive. Pipes u
I've put in for tho supply of both tubs and
slop sinks 50 arranged ~ 70 supply water
from well by means IF forcc and lift
pump. The necessary stop-cocks, stencil
traps and hoppcrs to be provided. tt auJ
TIN ROOF AND CUTTERS. A.. r'r
The entire roof to bc covered with single
X bright tin. and tho necessary cutters and
rsin-spouts IL bc provided and put In place
PAINTING AND GLAZING.
All the carpentcrs' work to he painted
three coats of good white lead aud oil Ths
cornicc and facia to be painted four coatt
and santled Of the same color Of tho exterior
stone. The r,ofto have two coats slate COL
or. All the iron work u have two ooats
first rcd lead and the next black. All thu
windows to be glazed with good comm ~
glass. .1r la@aaG
GENERAL CONDITIONS.
The entire work 10 be done In accordance
with such detail drawings as may be fur
nisi'cd hereafter, which may be necessary e
further illustrate the pans, elevations and
sections, approved by the Secretary Of iht
Interior. ....... ........,.
The Workmanship and material to be sub
ject 10 the approval of the officer In charge
II bcing distinctly understood that all labor
and materials necessary 10 couAplctea c0in
Tortabls and secuG prison, which msy mol
lave lcen Described in the foregoing, shal
be performed and supplied ss though tn,
same were fully herein ret forth and pro-
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