The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-25

Metal lath Of standard patterns
shall be used throughout the build
ing, except the Council Chamber
ceiling, which shall be metal ceiling
of the selected design and quality.
All exterior walls shall be furred
with 1"x2" strips, 16" on centers,
where required.
ROOFING
The type of roofing will be select
ed by the Common Council from
plans and specifications furnished by
manufacturers or by the Contractor.
A scuttle is to be constructed over
the toilet room on the second floor,
provided with cover, neat door at
ceiling, with frame and casing all
around all to be equipped with suit
able hardware.
Gutter of galvanized iron to be
provided on the roof, along the rear
of the building, to carry water to a
four inch corrugated iron spout,
thence to the sewer.
DOORS AND WINDOWS
Outside doors to be IA" thick, in
side doors rs" and windows 13s" of
the forms, styles and dimensions as
shown, constructed from thoroughly
seasoned kiln dried, lumber, and to
be trimmed complete. Use plate
glass in entrance doors; all other
glass to be double strength All out
side windows to have good quality
shades and fittings, and good screens.
Furnish and place three screen
doors.
FINISH
Finish material to be Oregon pine
five-eights inches thick, castings 81
wide; chair rail four inches wide,-
picture moulding three inches wide
and base board eight inches wide
Furnish quarter round carpet strip.
Provide grounds of necessary size
to properly secure the material to
be fastened thereto.
STAIRS
Build the stairs, as per plans, in
the most substantial manner, from
thoroughly seasoned materials !;
treads and risers tenoned and groov-
ed together, both front and back;
wall strings glued to treads and lam
dings. All treads and risers housed
into wall strings, wedged and glued
thoroughly. Box, cover and protect
stairs from injury and fur off all
soffits for plastering. Treads to be
hardwood; hand rails three inch
round hardwood properly secured;
other lumber used to be Oregon pine
HARDWARE
The harware used throughout the
building shall be substantially as
follows, references being to Yale and
TONNES catalogue No. 25, pages 149,
159, 207 and 218: Brass or brass
plated, dead smooth finish light old
metal color, designated "AY22"; Ala
media design, designated, ''KA"; En-
trance door handles, No. WKA 1894,
grip MO 10; knob KA55; lock set No
428 series; Interior doors Except clO-
sets and toilets), knob KA55; KA90 !;
lock set No 656 series; closet-doors,
plate KAS7, lock No. 500. Flush sash
lifts, two to each two-light window,
KA1349; sash locks, transom lifts,
butts, ETC., to match closely the de-
sign, finish and quality Of the hard
ware specified. Use sash balances
on windows. Furnish and install
automatic door equipment for fire
engine room, to include all material
required to quickly and safely oper-
ate the doors.
Toilet and shower doors to be fit
ed with Crane & Co.'S C18344 and
C18346, rim bolt with indicator dial,
or its equivalent; to be supplied with
suitable single-action hinges.
PLASTERING
Use clean, sharp sand, live quick
lime we'll Stacked and strained, and
good hair, we'll picked apart or mix
ed with good fibre. One coat work
to be well 11oated; two coat work to
consist of brown hair mortar with a
plaster of paris finish; three coat
work to consist of scratch coat, well
haired, brown coat, with a plaster
Of paris hard finish.
Patent plaster may be used, but
must be applied strictly according to
the manufacturers directions Neat
cement wash may be used on jail in
terror.
PAINTING
Material is to be of the best quail
itV 0f tho reSDpctiVo kind Clean off