Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-29


in one shaft about 3fx4f in attic 70 oo.
with ventilators as shown on roof Of I,.ecs treSs
elevation. VI iIoht
All other rooms, closets and bou
throughout, have one ventilatinn tIis Halis
of tin or wood, 4ixl0i from each s'a't ~
same TO run between studdinp 10 an! ,He
and there join with the other vent;I',ic ",'ic
MS above. The said tin shafts 70 'Sb'ors Su
1ix2i strips on each side placed on a "i;ve I;s
with bridging to nail sheathine 70 ''i'e
Openings for all the above mont;o
yentilators to be placed about Isl fron1
floor and guarded with cast iron fannr f'VmI
pattern patent registers those for cioy
rooms about 14ixI6i for halls, closat,'
etc., about Sixl0i. 'O'V'S'
Each class room to have lorco =;
ventilator covered as above with cnr5' S.1e
leading tberefrom to teachers's dosi avs Is
center Of each ceiling, the same to bo,,n III
duct Of tin running between floor io;.,e iH;,e
to center hall partitions up the samo 70
attic and there joining as before mentiou 70
ed.
Fresh air to be supplied directly froo,
the outside by means ofopenngs in outsid,
and inside walls, openings covered viii
cast iron japanned gratings. Those ~
class rooms to enter near stoves and
little above them, say about 4f 9i or ~
WATER CLOSETS.
Build two plain, neat water closets i,
the extreme rear angle of boys and oirI.
playground, (the boys and girls cloesots
not to join,) each about 5x10 feet, dividod
into parts with the required number ~
openings; just above seats place hoard
inclined to about 80 degrees and pIncaI
such height as will prevent BOYS from
standing upon the same.
Upon wall opposite seats place gnttor
of suitable pitch for urinals. Pryv to
have no doors but to be protected MI
round by means of lattice CT high. TLa
roof to be shingled, projecting on each
side with neat caves boards, tacia.
Cut a sufficient number of holes in
gables, put up on each plain bor
ventilators, 12i square, fiat top.
FENCES. WALKS. ETC.
Build walks of width of front norcb
steps of 2ixl0i planks hid on 3ix4i cedor
sleepers 81 on centers, well bedded in tho
ground. A walk as above ST 81 wide
from each rear entrance to each priyy.
FURNITURE.
Three rooms to be furnished with neat
and substantial double school desks-lOO
IN all-and Ono Teachers desk for each
room: Separate Bids, stating style
and finish of the Furniture proposed are
requested. The three Rooms to be fur
nished are for the Grammar, Intermedi.
ate and Primary Departments respect
lively.
HARDWARE.
Furnish all the hardware that may be
necessary for the proper construction of
the building, all OF best quality, such as
locks, knobs, window taStenngs, hinges
and butts. parliament butts and back
flaps for inside blinds with hooks and
knobs, nails, screws, spikes, etc.
Furnish and put up in the cloak rooms
heavy double clothes hooks Gapanned
iror) the number to correspond with seat
ing capacity of each class room, one
double hook for each scholar and four
in each teachers and broom closet, all to
bS pun up III my
One 26in bell to weigh not less than
175 lbs to be hung in belfry, with rotary
yoke, wheel, frame, rope, &c. all COM
plete and in perfect working order.
PAINTING AND GRAININa.
Paint all the exterior wood work Of
school building and privies with whito
paint, or any shade desired, mixed with
best quality of white lend and boiled
linseed oil base of building, steps and
platforms Of stoops of n darker shade.
All tin work one coat on underside and
two coats on upper side ofmetallic paint.
All inside work to be we'll cleaned and
sand papered before painting, knots and
sap shellaced.
Sashes outside, dark brown, inside
grained like doors. ~
Inside blinds glue sized and one coat
of copal varnsh.
Blackwalnut rails and newels two coats
of pure linseed oil.
All inside work usually painted, except
wall and ceilings grained light oak on
three coats of paint and vanished.
Walls and ceiling throughout two
good coats of pure linseed oil.
Water closets Two coats Of zinc paint
inside and well sanded.
GENERAL CONDITIONS.
The drawings and specifications are
intended to cooperate so that anything
exhibited in the drawings necessary for
the completion of the building as descrb-
ed, and not mentioned in the specllca-
tions, or vice versa, i; to be executed tho
same rs ii both were mentioned IN the
specifications and set forth In the draw
ings to the true meaning and spirit OF sald
drawings without any extra charge what
ever. In differences or disagreements as
to size, material or workmanship the de-
cision and Interpretation of the architect
in regard to plans and specifications Is 10
be final.
And should the trustees, at any time
during progress OF said word, require any
alteration, deviation, addition or omission
from this contract, they shall be at liberty
to do so, and the same shall in no way
affect this contract; but the differences
thereby occasioned shall be estimated AZ
a fair valuation to be agreed to by the
contracting parties, before the saiu "i'oi
atoms are made, and the amount thereon
added to or deducted from the contract
price, by endorsement upon its back or no
allowance will be made for them by elther
party.
The whole of the work done with dlli.
gence and dispatch, in the best and mos
complete manner under the direction oi
- - and trustees.
All materials and workmanship for the
building to be the best of their various
kinds.
The contractor to furnish all the mate
rials, labor, implements, mold and caTI, e,,,,
age Of every kind and nature to iuIIy
complete the building and to leave lhe
same broom clean at the end OF SAID work
all rubbish round about the premises W
be removed.