Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-18
NEW TO-DAY.

| japanned and silver tipped. with bronze NOR
| tise lock, three tumbers, bronze knobs and
| trimmings. All windows to have bronze sash
locks and two bronze sash lifts to each lower
sash.
Ventilators-There will be IL ventiators, 4
| on each side and = on each end of foundation,
| l0x12, of cast iron, and stationery, put on with
screws to lit. There will be one ventilator in
each gable between main cornice and rake,
circular, IL inches in diameter, moulded on
| fa c OF opening 10 compare with cornice.
| There will be IL yentilators in each story o,
the most approved style and size, to be
opened or closed as may be necessary all to be
| approved by the architect.
Plumbing-rhere will be placed where
shown on the plans marble wash bowls and
slabs with lls-inch waste pipes TO sewer,
silver plated swivel cocks, galvanized iron
supply pipes 54-inch, There will be cock ia
sink In kitchen and one in Jail, all 10 have
suitable supply and waste pipes and proper
traps.
the hest one cross charcoal tin, standing
| groove. There will be u gutter formed Of
heavy tin ON top Of cornice to carry the water.
! There will be 4-inch conductors to the
| ground made of Is galvanized iron and well
secured to building with elbow on bottom.
Painting and Giazing-All the sash TO be
Ia inches thick, made of sugar pine and
glazed with chances. 81 OF crystal sheet glass,
| well timed and puttied. On all outside aud
inside wood work to have three good coats Of
paint, nothing used hut the best Atlantic lead
and linseed I'll The wainscoting and doors
| to be grained black walnut and to have two
coats of English coach yarnsh The stair
| rails and balusters to have two coats of raw
| linsecd oil and well rubbed down. = he tin
roof to have Two coats OF red treproot paint.
| The chimneys to have two coats Of hrcproof
| paint and penciled IN white.
Iron Work-1here will be six sheet iron
cells as shown on plans, all built separate, 70
Ms to be movable from place to place. -Four
OF the cells will be built Of No. a American
gauge boiler iron and will be in dimension
| DX7x8 feet high. The lap bars to be made of
3xA iron and securely riveted to each con-
| Joining plate, SO as to form n perfect joint
The corners to be Joined by 3x3 angle iron and
securely riyeted to the cell walls with the
| proper sized riveis, to be not more than u
| inches apart. All riyets to be oval head and of
the best Norway iron. Two cells are now in
the oil | Jail ut Aurora and will be used in the
| new jail.
Doors The doors to be the same sized iron
as the cells. and the size and dimensions as
| shown on plans. The hinges TO be made of
| 2xla inch iron extending across the doors of
improved hinge patterns to each door,
locks to be the best jail locks. to cost no less
thun $50 each fasienings on doors to have
3 slide bolts of inch round steel, to shoot
| into staples firmly rivetcd 10 side OF cells,
| made perfectly tfue and turEed in lathe.
| There will be wicket in each iron door 6x8
inches, with staple aud lock. Wicket door
| to he hung OH hinges Each cell will be ven-
tilated with rows OF IA inch holes, in each
row. above doors and in rear OF cells on top
plates as directed, with at least 2 inches solid
| iron between the holes. Each cell will be
| provided with wrought-irOn folding bedstead,
| hinged to side OF cell, TO fold up when not III
use. All door openings in Jail and kitchen
| will have iron doors panelcd with 2x2h inch
slide and lock rails. and made of Il inck
| boiler plate, with slide bolts to fastcn into
angle iron frames made of 3x3-inch angle
iron. Frames 10 extend all around open
ings, and properly anchored into the walls
irI, el,f,rs Oy cf,f,r
ut least 10 inches long, anchors to each
frame. Locks to be furnished with each door:
tumblcr hest brass Jail locks, flat keys, , to
each lock, All window openings In jail and
kitchen will have iron gratings made of Ska.
inch cross bar, 3 in each window, with
l.inch round bars extending the full length of
Openings and ull properly rivcted In top and
bottom frames. cross bars to extend Mt least
to be not more than inches apart. There
| will be arch bars of 2x1s inch iron over all
| openings, , to each opening, and to extend
| inches on wall ut each side. =.
Vault-Thsre will he \ vault In Recorder
| and Trcaurers rooms made OF S-inch boiler
plate, with lap bars 6f 3xS Inch and to be
properly rivctedto coHjeining plates SO Ne to
make perfect joint The corners to be riv-
properly riveted., with, inside doors of 2s-inch
! boiler iron ait in by 1T. T. III. all hung, on
hinges made: OF 2hxia-inch iron, and to ex-
tend across doors. Locks will be same as
be made of steel and iron u inch thick, SINH
| lar to Halls vault doors, with combination
| locks of the latest improved pattern. 10 cost
not less than $3.50 each, Said doors and
necks to be securely fastened to inside iron
work of vaults. There will be u partition of
! i4-inch sheet.iron between Treasurer and
Recorders vault, all properly secured with
3x3-inch angle iron In corners.
Truss Rods--There will be king bolts of
| 1ia.inch iron and queen bolts of Inch iron.
Foot bolts of %-inch iron, wrought ii on
washers to al roof trusses.
Anchors - There will be wroughtirOn
anchors made of liaxss inch bar iron inches
long with cross heads of ga inch heads, at
least 10 inches long, placed not more Than
inches apa.t arouud second story joiss and
ceiling joist. Anchors made with coyed ends
| to le into joist at least l inch, with 3
wrought-iron nails IN each anchor.
siirrups-There will be wrought.iron stir
rups made of 3xis-inch iron for ali header and
trimmer jtists, as shown on plan.
Plastering-All clustering TO be three coat
work. Dick walls to be plasterea except
with two good coats Of hair and mortar. One
CO. : good hard finish All wood partitions to
be lathed and plasIered same as brick walls.
Back of stairs to be finished In same name
NO finishing shall be done in building until
plaslering is dry or shall be approved by the
architect.
Condiiions--Woyk and material 10 be used
In this building must be approved by the
| architect. The contractor to furnish ut his
own expense all material and labor necessary
for the completion of the entire building, or
for his portion of the contract in all its parts.
and all the work must be done in good
workmanlisc manner. Each bid shall be
accompanied with q deposit or u certified
check to the amount of Sl0O. more or less, as
the County Commissioners see fit to approve,
as n token OF good faith IN making such bid,
the same to be returned to the bidder soon
as the proposals are opcced and considered by