The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-01-21

tAmendeA sAd N0At6rA % pr 1ustsasesG2 lrsu the
Secretary Of the lntcri0r.)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION,

lAmendsa ssd HoStana % pse sustrssessG1 assu the
Secretary Of the Intcrior.) .,,,..
GENERAL DEscR1rrlos.,o,
The Wing to be 70 feet 2 inches by A feet
4 inches from out 10 out, and to contain II
cells-each 8 feet by 8 feet, 8 feet high In
the clear; one cell-to be used a. . bath
room, with slop. sinks, etc.
The dimensions and general arrangements
will be as shown on plans elevation and
section.
(Thc second and third tiers of cells, with
their stairways and galleries, IS per Original
plan, are omittcd.) .......... .,,,, t,.r,e7
EXCAVATION.
The trenches for all the walls 10 bediu1g st
least feet below the ground line of the
building, or to such further depth ~ may be
necessary to secure solid foundation. All
the earth and material from the trenches to
be leveled Or removed. asIinay bedlrected by
the officer in charge.
'."'''' STONE WORK, '' = 80 ''''
All the foundations and exterior walls to
be erected of rubbie mssouIy, of . the best
building stone TO- be found in the neighbor-
hood, and to be feet thick. The corners
Of building and jambs of outside door and Of
windows to ,bs built In tie manner ofqaoins;
the heads of windows to be arched with
dressed stone. All the walls above the sur.
face to be double. faced and laid in best
quality sfIiuae n,drt4r. the joints iiods 'euka
All window slfs V IS i cree;Mssi stone Of
best anslity. ..n1'pI! ~ I'""H ~ hre r
'.r BRICK. WORK, .,,..,r,,,,
All the walls Of the coils, including the
ventilatiny wall, to be built Of best quality
of hard bricks, laid in best cement moriar !;
ducs, both for heating and vcn,ila.ing, to
be provided Is shown on plan. Cells to be
archeh overhead with best quality Of hard
bricks, nine inches (or one brick) IN thick
ness. md paved on top with best brick laid
in best cement mortar, to form floors for
eecond story cells when same shall bc built
Floor Of cells, and floor of the area Of build
ing around cells, to be paved with good hard
brick set Oh edge in good cement mortar. or
with tagging stones, ysntilatipg- wall, Or
middle wall forming back of cells, to be
built up to the roof, with all the fucs for
the upper tiers of cells. and provided with
grooves for reception of side walls ct upper
tiers of cells when same shall be built
Chimneys and ventilating. wall to be top.
ped out with good brick above the roof.
IRON WORK.
Each cell to be furnished with strong
door aud frame. Door to be feet 8 inches
by feet. made Of iron incll byls ihcbcs,
crossed ut right angles, leaving openings of
inches apart, and securely riyeted at the
junctions. Each door to bc furnished with
first quality prison lock, and Atted out
complete with oil, necessary trimmings.
Also, one good outside dor; " Size shown
on plau, constructed same as cell doors, Gov.
ered with heavy, sheet iron, and ,proyidsd
with first class lock and bolts. ..
To furnish and put in iron imposts to
window frames; also, iron cross bars In the
lower half of the large frames, with two
vertical bars to lower half running up TO
trsnsom .har or rail; these bars. to be l inch
in diameter aud not more than inches
apart.
To coyr the top Of the yentilating wan
with cast iron coping, AMI also 4. cast iron
roof over the vcntilsting fldcs, as shown on
plan.
CARPENTERS WORK
All the window frames to be boxed and
provided with sash 2 inches thick; sash to
be hung with puiiies s,d weights. Upper
story windows to be finished as shown on
plan. Roof and upper story to be hipped on
ono end Of Building; 10 be strongly framed
aud shceted close with squsrc edge inch
boards for reception of tin covering; box
cutters under caves Ito be lined with tin).
Cornice and faci~ to be provided as shown
on plan. All material used to BE of first
quality. T, = --l--.L 'I'.
The entire roof and upper story sides to
be covered with single x bright tin, put On
in best manner; eave.gutters to be lined
with same quality of tin ,as roof; a-four.
inch conductors on each side. to convey
water from roof to 4roNnd, to he provided
and put in place. ..---.-.--
PLUMBING. :. A'i'5d"s
One iron bathing tub and slop sink to be
supplied in bath room, with proper waste
pipes to convey soil and water outside Of
building into drain. Pipes 70 De put In
for supply of tub and slop-sink, % arranged
= to supply water from . force and lift
pump. The necessary stop-cocks, stencil.
trap. and hopper To- b proyids4zrTq 10
.TanPAINTINo ANDtGLAztNo. 1910 10
All the Icarpentet's work 70 lbef Z paidtsa 8
coats of good white lead and oil, The cor
nice and facia to. be painted, ~ coats, and
sahded of the saihe col6f u exterior stone.
The 1poft n, hsye, 4 coais slate ycolqe. AL uAp
the iron-wosk 10 hsva' '2'sosAss 6sssred lsad
and nsxti blackv2 AL the windows to ibe
glazed with good common glasa
y GENERAL coNnFTsoxa
The entire work to be done Ii accordance
With such detail drawings a. may be fur
usshed hereafter, which may be necessary to
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