St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-10-18

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0 stories to have all new floorins
4 tongued and grooved, II inch thic
D and not over A inches wide, an
+ we'll seasoned.
!, Windows and Doors-All win
dows to have box frames, with /
I inch hanging stiles, jam Innings
and trimmed on the inside wit
Z inch band moulded castings n
} per sketch. Sash to be II niche
thick. checked and bored, hun.
with metal weights and best sasl
cord, each frame to have a pair O
Il inch full rolling blinds, an,
hung with three AXIS inch Parlia
m-nt butts. ana fas ened with shu.
ter fastenings and S-inch wrouph,
iron shutter bolts, or otherwise n.
directed. Doors made as ne,
sketch, each inside door to have
2-lnch jams, trimmed same as win.
dows. with transom light hung ON
piyots, and fastened with spripo
bolts; the door to be made in four
moulded panels. to be II inches
thick, hung with three Xxi hinges
on each door, and fastened with n
heavy 5-inch mortice lock, with
white mineral knobs and civ r
plated trimmings. The front and
rear double doors to have solid
timber frames, and made as per
sketch; the doors to be Il inches
thick. hung with three AKA loose
butts to each door, and have heavy
spring top bolts and 1O-inch bot
tom bolts, fastened with a heavy
S-lnch rim lock, with two KEYS
each; trimming as before mention
ed.
Wainscoting-AlI the rooms and
stairway to have wainscotinu. MS
per section. 3.feet high, with mar
row ceiling boards, ! of an inch
thick, not over 4 J inches wide, with
neat cap and Scotia. with a quar-.
ter round nailed in the angle nj
the floor.
Stalrs--The stairs leading to the
second story. inch steps, II inch
ralsers, trimmed with re-turned
nnslngs aud iilets, hand rail balus-
tens and newels, to be made of
black walnut; balust-rs 2 inches
heWeis inches; baud rail, 4Jx2s
inches
Porch The porch in front and
rear to be made as directed, SINH
lar to the old ones, with step, rail
ING, etc, complete.
Slate Work The whole of the
roof. including the porches, to be-.
covered with slate All the old
slate that is found good to be used
lnd the deficiency to be made nm
II new slate, of the same size and
quality, and to have a 81 inch
'over, guaranteed free from leaks
or one year. There ia to be a wood
cutie placed in the roof wL,r.
lire cted.
Galvanized Iron and Conner
sork-Ihe front and rear caves of ,
he building to have an S-incl, :
aoulded gutter, as directed, made /,
i No. rs galvanized iron, and "A
1ch down pipe. one at each corner !,
the building, to be made of the
'me material us the cutters, each i,
own pipe to have guards. gutter
cad, flushing for chimney, backs !
} be of copper flashing for brick .
able and scuttle cover to be GAL e
anlzed iron. 1
flastering-All interior of build
g. such as wood walls and cell l
IS. and snffite of stairs. TO he :,
thed. plastered with three coat II
DIRK, the brick wall on the interior -
receive two coats of mortar. the 3.
st coat to be- harl finished in TN. u
st workmanIike manner. 81 ~
Painting and Giazing-Al the ~
: sSed wood work to receive three r.
ats of lead aud OIL, in such pIalu ~
Ions as may be directed. The q" ~
'irs, rail balusters and newels 90
II be vanished with three coats. :"
glazing to be done with the VI
st American cylinder glass, clear :,
IN all stains and blisters. The .o
tside brick walls to be colored ny
til some light color. as may be y
ected by the building commit n
Conditions-All the work of diff vi
ent kinds to be done in the best va
rkmanlike manner, and to the -
Ire satisfaction of the building s ".
or their superintend. s e'
. All workmanship or material s ~;
might be Omitted shall be fur ~
he'd whether mentioned or not. &c
bout extra arse. "
he following warrants were is :. y
d to members of the Police H on
y: 'eS
NJ. Allison. one day and mile >, a.
IA miles, So 20. ne'
!. Burns. one day and mileage ''S ,
niles, SO so.
WEIGH. one day and mileage, -,
niles, So. Ell
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