The St. Mary banner., 1907-03-23
POLICE JURY.
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where their is wainscoatlng.
The plaster will be Of acme ce-
ment or wood fibre plaster. Ine
entire work will be finished 1or
frescoing.
CoRNiCEs: Cornices, halls and
vestibules to be plastered smoo'n
according to the details hereafter
furnished.
TRIM: All openings where
wood work is used shall be OF the
same description. :,
PAINT AND OIL: Stair cases and
all inside trim and mill work will
be finished in three coats OF hard
oil in the most approved manner.
All wood customary to be used,
except where hard oil is used, put
on three coats of best white lead,
common zinc, japan, in such COL
ors as will be directed by the
Building Committee. Nail holes
to be puttied. All other exterior
work. such as metal work will be
nainted in two coats of red lead or
graphite paint.
SLATE RooF: The roof of the
entire building. except wnere
otherwise specified will be cover.
ed with Bangor blue 1Ox14 1Oxi6
or 10x1S slate laid on a good quail
ity of roofing felt. Hips and val
leys to be carefully mitered. Val.
levs to extend under slate beyond
the nail holes. Hips, ridges ana
valleys to be bedded in slater's
cement to a distance of 1S inches
and flashed with copper. All
flashing and counter-hashing to
be of 12 or. copper. The roof to
be executed in the most mechan.
ical manner, and made proof
against leaks in the hardest
storms. The slater must guaran-
tee his roof for twelve months.
The roofer will lay the hip, ridge
and valley flashings. The timer
will do all other metal work and
Law the valleys, gutter Innings and
do all other things which pertain
to his trade. The roof over the
dome will be of IA or. copper with
lock seams, thoroughly hammer
ed. soldered and cleated down.
The valleys, gutter Innings. flash.
inps. and counter Hastings and
down pipes to be of copper. No
valley less than 20 inches wide,
and at all points where water
would accumulate during storm.
The valleys will be wide enough
to prevent flooding. The slate and
flashing high enough to prevent
Overlooking against the terra
Gotta. The flashing not less than
6 inches high against any parapet.
The outlets through the parapets
to the down spouts to be flared and
of ample capacity to carry the
water. The outlets to be lined
with copper all around. All
counterflashing will be set in the
brick walls secured with metal
plugs. Joints filled with cement
mortar properlyIproportioned, one
of cement, two of sand. No nail
holes will be driven through any
copper except on the edges well
covered with slate. Care must be
\taken that no nail holes are punch
ed in the copper by careless work.
men or falling pieces. Below
screens will be placed at the points
of discharge into the down pipes,
to prevent the obstruction of the
pipes.
COPPER CORN1CES. The corn
ices for the entire building, includ-
ing the balconies, gable racks, etc.
will be of the best IA OF. copper,
thoroughly riveted, soldered and
anchored to the building.
Look outs of heart cypress will
be built into 'and::'secured to the
brick that will be of 2" timber
spaced 2 it. apart from the center
of the look outs. 1t will be made
sloped to turn the water.
CARPENTER AND WOOD Work:
All wood work will be put in by
the carpenter, and will be Of the
dimensions shown on the draw
ings. Copper Innings and surfaces
exposed to the weather throughout
the building will be of all heart
cypress. All other wood to be Of
No. Com. cypress. The castings,
mouldings, wainscoating and base
which are shown on the plans will
be either quarter sawed oak or of
a superior quality of cypress,
which will be decided upon by the
building committee.
The gallery floors, also the floor
of the court room will be inclined
as shown. The bar floor will be
raised as shown.
All door frames in walls more
than 13" thick will have panneled
jambs, with mouldings cores
ponding to doors. All frames in