Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-17
The New JRiI.

Following are the specifications for the new jail to be erected at Florence. These are the specifications furnished by P. J. Pauly 6 Bro, of St. Louis, whose bid was accepted by the board of supervisors:
 PLATE WORK.
 Each cell to be six feet six inches wide, eleven feet deep from front to rear, and seven feet high. The corridor to he four feet wide, thirteen feet long and seven feet high. The floors and ceilings of cells and corridor, and the outside partition walls of cells. and the rear end of corri- dor, and eight inches of front end of cor ridor where the lever box is attached, to be made of 3-16 inch thick jail plate All the joints to butt and be strapped with B by inch. steel strap. All the inside corners to be put together with 2 by 2 by 1 inch angle iron, and all the outside cor ners to have double angle iron, to be ?! by 2 by 1 inches, and 3 by l inches. Are to be riveted with inch counter sunk, oval-head rivets, and counter-sunk riveted on the inside. Rivets to be spaced from to 3l inches from centers Ex- cept where steel bars run between, they are to be riveted with inch rivets to the plate and double angle iron.
 LATKING
 All exterior plate iron of cells and cor ridor to be lathed with patent hardened steel bars, hardened on the edges and an healed in the center Bars to be 2 by a inches, placed 5 to 54 inches apart, and the end ot bars secured between double angle iron, where placed on exterior sheets. Bars are to be riveted every six inches apart, with l counter sunk, oval head rivets to the plate. All plate iron so lathed will also have on the inside at top and bottom 2 by 5 inches hardened steel bar and one 4 by inches in center, crossing the exterior bars
 STEEL LATTICE WORK
 At the rear of each cell there will be q lattice section tor window) 2 feet wide, extending from floor to ceiling to admit air and hght-made of the patent har- dened steel bars 2 by 5 inches, crossing at right angles and to be rivited at every intersection with } inch counter-sunk, oval-head rivets, counter-sunk riveted on the inside. Meshes to be 29 by 2t inches Said steel lattice section to be riveted at the inside and outside angle iron and to be securely riveted to the plate on the sides.
 CELL DOORS.
 Each coll is to have 8 door two feet wide and six feet high, made of same kind of material and constructed in same man ner as the rear sections herein before de. scribed, and at the bottom there will be feed opening 4 by 69 inches. Each dool will be hung on pair of double straI hinges, protected by hardened steel bars ! and opposite each hinge on the door vii be hardened steel rabbit catch, whicl , will shut into mortice in the angle iro1 frame. In the center, across each door l will be 4 by $ inch patent hardened stee . latch bar, riveted to the door with doubl row of rivets. Each door opening will b . provided with ? by 2 by l inch angl l iron frame, securely riveted to the plat !, on the inside, and forming a rabbit fo l the door to shut against.
 CORRIDOR GRATING.
 Tho entire front and the entrance en c (with the exception of eight inches wher o ever box is attached) will be made of tn n patent hardened steel bars ? by s inchel e crossing at right angles, and to be rivets e at each intersection with inch counte # sunk, oval head rivets, counter-sunk Ii, % eted on the inside; meshes to be from 2s { F. inches square. This lattice work is y be secured at the top and bottom and re all the upright corners, with double ang CT iron, and riveted with inch rivets ( t. above describsd) passing through bot n- thicknesses of the angle iron with tl
 ssel bars between then. The inside q