The St. Mary banner., 1907-03-23

frames, double hung with cast
iron weights, Silver Lake B. I'd: and
ball-bearing steel pulleys. They
will have lifts and locks. The
entrances will be as per de-
tails. Big glass for all open
ings will be of double strength
Ak, thoroughly puttied, tackled
and bedded. All outside doors
to be plate glass and for
inside doors half Florentine
glass, where glazed pannels
are shown on plans and sections.
All sash to be 3-4" thick best
cypress. Transoms of cypress
will be placed over doors, OF SIM
liar thickness, as shown, swing
on pivots and manipulated with
sash lifts. All outside entrance
doors will be 2 1-2" thick, hav-
ing quarter sawed oak veneer, or
quarter sawed cypress veneer
All other doors on frst, sec.
ond and third stories will be OF
same description, only ! 90
CnlCk. All ds pei ACCoAAo.
the locks will be mOrtised.
QUARTER SAWED OAK STAIRS:
The stairs will be as shown on
plans, sections and details here.
after furnished. The front and
rear stairs are to have 1 IA"
treads with nosing and scotia fill
ed, 7-S" risers, turned and moul-
ded balusters, square or octagon
newal, landing newels and moul-
ded hand rails, all to rest on strong
carriages, three to stair for the
front, and all to be we'll housed,
tongued, glued and framed to.
gether. The newels. rails and
balusters to be either IA sawed
oak or best cypress (see details)
and to befurnished with three coats
of hard oil, and one coat of filler.
INSIDE TRIM. All finish through
out the building will be thorough
ly sand papered twice. Once be-
fore the first coat of filler is ap-
piled and once afterwards. The
finish of the entire building, ex-
cept the basement and where
specified marble, will be either OF
ia sawed oak or select cypress |;
all to be bench finish, scraped and
sand-papered when put in. A
thorough and perfect job OF
carpenter work and joining will
be required. All work to be a
frst-class job; mitres and other
ioinings correct, and inferior
workmanship will not be allowed. !.
Ladders and scuttles will be
placed to the roof from CELL
ing of third story rooms,
properly fitted and made water
tight. All bar rails for the court
room, and the rails and divisions
fcr offices will be of Id sawed oak
sa. selects cypress.
MARBLE WAINSCOATING: The
main halls. corridors, in all the
first and second stories will be
wainscoated of Georgia gray OF
white marble, 3 1-2' high, as shown
upon the details an marked on the
plans. Where door openings in
tervene and the thresholds lead
ing to the rooms, and the plinth
blocks, and the door castings
to width of wainscoatin. All
of the toilet rooms will be OF
marble 3 1-2' high. The marble
will be secured to grounds in the
walls with oval head brass screws.
GRANITE: Granite base IL" or
ia" high will run entirely around
this building.
STONE: The steps, buttresses,
sill courses. lintels will be of the
best Bedford or Oolinth lije stone.
Steps and buttresses will be of the
hardest of this stone.
ELECTRIC WIRING: Electric
wires are to be strung through the
building for sufficient lights for all
rooms, as directed, and to be done
is accordance with rules laid down
for wiring by the Southern Board
of Underwriters or rules of the
local electric light Company. All
ceiling lights and brackets over g.
high shall be operated by flush
switches; all wires to be laid in
iron conduits. Wire the building
from two tablet boxes, one on each
first and second floor. Electric
wiring to be complete in every re-
spect.
PLUMBING: The plumbing SER
vice will consist of closets and
lavatories for basement, first,
second and third stories, located
in the position shown upon the
plans.
All closets will be complete,
having porcelain embossed Pc
dastal front, wash out closets, with
oval shape covers hardwood piano
polished 5-gallon tank with
syphon valves, high pressure ball