The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-17

in the center of the cell wall. The
floor between the two tiers OF cells TO
be made the same as the corridor
floors. All the joints in the corridor
floors and the floors b>tween the
cells to be dowled i'm the following
manner: a groove will be cut one
half of an inch ip width and one inch
in depth on the edge Of the stone In
contact, and four inches from the top
and three eighth by one and one half
inch iron bar inserted in the groove,
then the joint to be filled with cement
mortar. The floor to be firmly and
nicely bedded on the foundation in
cement mortar, laid level anG smooth
on the top, and the joints to be
smoothed Off true and even after the
stones are lail.
The outside walls OF the iail are to
be sixteen inches in thickness, laid
up OF large stone, all OF the courses
To be of an equal height, and no
course TO be less than one foot, and
dowled with a two inch east iron ball
let half way into each stone in con-
tact; each stone to have two i'm each
bed.
There will be four iron tunnels in
the wall TO view the inside OF the Jail (;
one from the kitchen, and one from
the Sherifrs Office, and two immedi-
atcly over them for the second story
made as directed, the stone for the
cells will be OF the right siz to make
one side, end. door or ceiling in one
piece; the outside stone of the cells
will be eight inches thick and the
partitions between the cells will be
six inches thick.
The ceiling next to the roof will be
six inches thick and the j)ints well
cemented. Op mugs to be made in
the ceiling stone for ventilation reg
listers as required. All OF the cells to
be rebated. dowled, and anchored and
cemented in tne best possible man.
ner.
Openings will be made in the out.
side stone OF each cell next 10 the
outer corridor two feet wss,le and four
feet high, for light aud ventilation; !;
the openings To be grated. The
smbs to DO rebated 10 receive the
chrome steel doors, frames and lock-,
and mortices 10 be made where nee
essary to fasten the grating. hinges.
locks. staples, brackets and other iron
or steel work in and about the cells,
and made OF the proper shape and
size to allow OF being loaded To IN Ike
them perfectly solid and secure.
Openings will be made In the stone
for venlilating and water closet
pipes.
BRICK WORK.
The superstructure walls OF the
Sheriff's residence will be OF brick,
with cut stone trimmings.
The outside courses to be hard
burned brick, colored and tuck
pointed the same as the Court House
and to present the sams appearance
when finished. fufl4rffa
Colored black brick will be used
around the tower windows and In the
main and lower corniceiand bay and
dormeT windows. The brick to be
colored by first being heated hot and
Immersed in hot coal tar. The out
ST :e wall for the residence to be a
fourteen inch hollow wall with a two
inch air chamber; there will be eight
inches OF brick on the outside OF the
air chamber and four inches on the
inside. The partition aud cross walls
will be solid. All OF the openings
will be arched with biick.
IRON AND CHROME STEEL WORK Foa JAIL.
There will be- grated iron doors two
feet eight inches wide, by seven feet
high. between the Sheriff's residence
and the Jail vestibules, one for each
story OF the jail. hung with heavy
butts to wrought iron frame. the
frame to be made of 4 by inch angle
iron. weighing eleven pounds to the
foot, and securely fastened to the
stone work, the door fastened with u
Scandinavian lock.
The vesiibules will be made OF
chrome steel, the grating to be made
70 reach from floor to ceiling. The
grating to bc round upright rods, one
inch in diameter, placed four inches
from centers, and fastened into one
half by three inch cross cross bars,
the cross bars placed eight inches
from centers, and drilled TO receive
the upright rods. All OF the cross
bars to be fastened and loaded into
the stone work; the doors will be
made of the same material as the
grating. The corridor grating will be
made OF chrome steel. and will en-
close both ends OF the inner corri.
dors.
Tho doors in the corridor grating
will be made of the same material as
the grating, hung with hinges and
fastened as shown on detail drawings.
The doors to be fastened with the
No. 2 Jail lock, manufactured by the
Yale Lock Company. Stamford, Con
necticut. The cell doors will be
made OF chrome steel. The door
frames will ba made of eight inch