The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-04
CONDITIONS FOR THE ARCHl-
TECTURAL COMPETITION

4 S0hHl
For the Proposed Court House and Jai
buildings to BE Erected at Anaconda
Montana, on Which Plans, Specifica.
tions and Drawings Are Invited.
/ /. The drawings required are tn,
! basement plan, the different floor plans
roof plan, full longitudinal and trans
verse sections and two elevations; ac.
companying these drawings there mus
be clear and Ineligible typewriter
description OF the proposed buildings.
2. All of the above drawings Will be
made to the scale of one-quarter of an
inch TO the foot
). The drawings are to be made in
ink in pure line, and the floor plans ano
sections will nave their solid parts
BACKED in.
4. A perspective drawing of the build
ing must be furnished in pure line ink
work.
5. No shading, coloring or scenic eff
fects will be allowed on any of the
drawings, all work being in plain black
and white.
g. The total cost Of the jail and court
house, including the heating. ventilating,
electric lighting and plumbing, must not
exceed $9i, 600.
Z. A good and sufficient bond. with at
least two sureties, in the amount OF
$4,000, must accompany each set OF
plans, dllt1iit5 ltldl the Cost Oh the
completed building will not exceed the
stipulated amount.
s. Any departure from any of the
conditions as above laid down will be
cause for the rejection of any such de-
signs, without any consideration of their
merits.
s. The different office rooms and
vaults to be provided for will be as
stated below. The approximate area Is
suggested:
Clerk and recorder: One ROOM twenty
five by twenty feet. with lobby. Vault
will be at least twenty five by thirteen
to fifteen feet.
County Commissioners room. twenty
by twenty feet. Should adjoin clerk and
recorders office.
Treasurer's office: one room, twenty
feet by twenty feet and lobby. Vault,
twelve by twelve.
Assessor: One room, twenty by twenty
feet. Vault twelve by twelve.
The above office rooms should be on
ground floor and as convenient to each
other as possible
Court room, about forty by sixty feet.
Clerk of court: One room, twenty
five by twenty-five feet, with lobby.
Vault twenty-five by thirteen to fifteen
feet. Should be over vault of clerk and
recorder.
Witness room: Twenty by twenty
feet.
Judges chambers: Twenty-Five by
twenty feet.
Two jury rooms. each twenty feet by
eighteen feet.
Stenographer's room: Twenty by
eighteen feet.
School superintendent: One room,
twenty-five by twenty feet.
County surveyor: One room, twenty
by eighteen feet.
County attorney: Two rooms, each
oil clio Inv at
Public administrator: One room,
eighteen by eighteen feet.
Coroner: One room. eighteen by
eighteen feet
Three or four extra rooms.
Water closet, etc, and toilet room on
each floor
10. The plans and specifications for
the jail need not include the iron and
steel work necessary to confine the pris-
oners, such as cells and iron rooms, the
object being to utilize the iron work in
the present county jail. The plans and
specifications may provide, however, for
iron and steel work in connection with
the walls and doors in the walls. The
plans and specifications should provide
for the division Of prisoners as contem-
plated by section 3023 of the penal code
This section requires that the following
classes be confined separately and dis
tinctly from persons belonging to either
Of the other classes:
(a) Persons committed on criminal
process and detained for trial.
tb1 Persons already convicted of crime
and held under sentence.
lc) Persons detained as witnesses OF. |
held under civil process, or under an |
Oh der imposing punishment for con.
tempt.
I'D Males separately from females.
Under division the rooms should be |
large enough TO confine at least 20 per- |
sons.
Under division b the rooms should be |
large enough TO hold sixty prisoners.
Rooms under division C would seldom |
be used for the purpose indicated, and I
need not necessarily be large, and might |
be used as occasion demanded for other /
purposes, such as the confinement of fe-
males awaiting trial.
Rooms under division should be
arge enough 10 confine ter females
The Jail should be SO erected that what
5 known as double decks can be placed
n 1t.
The sheriff's office to be in the jail.
Extra rooms in jail for officers and
sleeping apartments.
II. All or any plans and specifications
nay be rejected. nothing to be paid for
my plans and specifications submitted
n pursuance of this invitation unless
accepted by the board.
II. Prices should be fixed for either
stone or brick.
IL. The ground is over three hundred
'eet by three hundred feet The slope
5 from south 10 north three feet In one
hundred feet, and from west 10 east two
Get In one hundred feet. The general
lope is to the northeast.
II. The court house should be heated
rom the jail building.
Is. Space between jail and court
louse not less than forty feet
1g Hoard Viii nav three f.pr rauf of
stimated cost for plans, specifications.
drawings and details of work If accept
a.
II Plans, specifications and drawings
must be filed with clerk and recorder on
II before April 12th. 1898.
is. Prices should also be submitted
or firepre9f buildings.
BY order OF the board.
a. NJ. WALKED
chairman Roard Cauntx carnraissLan.rs