The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-01
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS
Plans and Specifications for School
 Houses

LrlCC INO Q lnFlI0 drCuiIoCIS CO SuDf1lt plans for the following school build ings to be built at Clifton, Ariz
 One High School building to cost not more than s21 1,5O0.00 situated on Hills New Addition to Clifton. One four room graded school building to cost not more than $9,000.0O to be sit uated on Lot 10 block 8, West Cliff ton Townsite.
 One three room graded school build ing to be designed in such a manner that one room can, if necessary, be ad- ded to original building in the fu- ture. The three room building to cost not more than $5,50O.00 and is to be situated on what is known as the school lot on Shannon Hill.
 The sum of $500 will be paid the successful competitor for plans of the said three buildings, upon the letting of the contract for erection of the buildings at an amount not exceeding the architects limits as specified and the trustees reserve the right in ac- cepting any plan or plans to have such changes and alterations made in said plan by the architect without any additional compensation from s1id trustees.
 The plans will be examined by tue board of trustees which reserves the right to reject any and all of said plans.
 Competitors are required to submit a plan of each story and of the base ment and four elevations one of which may be shaded.
 All plans shall be drawn to the scale of one-fourth of an inch to the foot.
 One design only shall be submitted by each competitor, brief typewrit- ten description should accompany the plans calling attention to points of special importance.
 All unaccepted plans will be prompt ly returned to their authors. The plans shall not be shown to any of the competitors nor to the public until the decision has been announced.
 The competing architects will sub- init, with their plans a careful esti- mate of the cost of erecting each building according to their respective plans and also a descriptive specified tion of the material proposed to be employed and the mode of construc- ton, and of heating and ventilating to be adopted.
 The object of the competition,i is to select a general scheme of arrange ment and design and in making their selection, the board will consider eco nomy of construction, and conven- fence of arrangement, as well as mer- it of plans.
 The plans are to be sent or deliv- cred on or before March 18th, 1912 to Matt Danenhauer at or before 5 D. m., at which time the trustees will meet and hear a personal explanation from each architect submitting plans. | Such explanation not to be limited to | a less time than 20 minutes to each.
 The High School plans shall be for a building containing at least 6 class rooms, each large enough to seat for ty pupils, assembly hall, with stage | large enough to seat at least 300 peo- ple Shall have full basement con tainfng manual training and domestic | science rooms and hot water heating | plant Shall not contain toilet rooms.
 The High School will be wired for r electric lighting and shall have the necessary plumbing for drinking foun- tains, lavatories, and wash sinks. The basement room shall be at least 10 feet high, recitation rooms and assem- ! bly, room shall be at least 13 feet 6 inches high. The roof, shall be of trussed construction
 Fhe four room graded school build inf shall be g. story building with full basement at least 10 feet high. Shall have 4 rooms, each 24 feet by 30 feet at least T3 feet inches high Shall have wide halls and trussed roof
 This building will face the east with the ground sloping at angle of about 3 degrees from south to north, hence there will be small amount of ex- cavation. -.
 Building will be heated with sepa- rate stoves in each room. No toilet ! in basement Shall be wired for el- ectric lights.
 The three room graded school build ing will be built on level ground. There shall be but one story. Shall be no basement. The roof shall be of trussed construction. Building will be heated with stoves. The three rooms shall be each 24 by 30 feet. Building shall be wired for electric lights.
 JOHN GRIMES,