The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-06-19
1920

| kane 3.92C
| Hardware:
Holley Mason Hardware Co
| SPOKANE ----- 100 90
| Erb Hardware, Lewiston - 1.039.30
| Spokane Hardware Co., Spo-
kane 1,023.0o
The contract will be awarded to
/ the Roth construction company with
some alteration in plans affecting the
basement, during the next few days
so that work can be commenced at
an early date.
Plans of Structure.
| The plans provide for fireproof
structure. the main building being
5Sx13S and the wing in the rear
5lx70, consisting of two stories and
full basement with l2-foot ceiling.
The six feet of the basement walls
will be built above the grade and
faced with terra Gotta to the top of
the window stills of the first floor
From here the building win he faced
up with kiln tapestry brick laid
in Il mortar color to suit the brick
and trimmed with terra Gotta around
the windoS and a cornice of the
same material
The entrance will be of special
iNClNil VIII TERRA tOtld lTIIl ana large
oak doors which will lead to the main
corridor and auditorium. This cor
ridor will be Is feet wide with a
beamed ceiling maple floor and or
namental plaster caps on pilasterS
and around the beams.
| AT the end of the entrance corridor
will be two flights of stairs. one ON
each side of the main entrance to the
nr nd t1,af a.,
ment and the second floor. These
stairways will be built of ornamental
iron with marble treads and risers
The corridor running the length of
the building will he ten feet wide and
on the first floor will lead to the ex-
ecutive offices in the east end. while
ON the west will open into the library.
This room will be 41X55 feet with
specially planned windows of plate
glass for light The floor will be
covered with battleship linoleum.
Around the ceiling an ornamental
plaster molding will be run From
this room an outside entrance is made
on the west end of the building.
! The auditorium will seat about 700
/ people. The stage will be IA feet
deep and about 4S feet wide, while
over the entrance from the main cor
ridor a balcony of concrete construc-
ton, 4SX27 feet, is to be provided
The main floor will be built on an
incline. The windows on each side
of the room will be of cathedral glass
running the full height of the room,
which ceiling will he about 30 feet
high.
The proScenium will be built of or
namental plaster and ornamental iron
On the second floor provision is
made for seven fine classrooms and
offices and entrance to the balcony of
the auditorium. All the floors in the
corridors are to he of maple while
classrooms will be of fir laid on CON
crete slabs The roof will be CON
Structed of concrete and covered with
a composition roofing. All ceilings
will be furred down from the con-
crete slabs above and plastered on
metal lath. while every partition in
the entire structure will be built II
tile. The floors in the toilets will be
of tile and partitions marble The
woodwork throughout will be of oak
finish. The plastering viii be tinted
and all ornamental plaster work in
| corridors and rooms will be dull
toned. All the glass viii be Ameri-
can PLATE set in zinc and lead Two
vaults for the executive otlicies are
provided on the first floor.
The building is made as near fire
proof as possible. The only com
buStible material to speak of will be
! the floors and doors.
| The design is Of the most modern
J plan of school construction and wher
completed will be one of the bes
structures in the northwest G. Rich
ardson, of Moscow. is the architect.
The work will be handled by Jes,
Collins. of the Roth Constructor
company, who has his crew of mel
organized ready to commence worl
as soon as the contracst is signed. Tn,
Bartlett Lumber company will handl,