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SPECIFICATION

Labor and Materials
Required in the workmanship and fitting up of a
STEEL AND IRON JAIL,
to be built and completed for

Per the accompanying plans, models or sections by the
Diebold Safe and Lock Co., Canton, Ohio.

STIPULATIONS.
1st. It is expressly agreed and understood that the works mentioned herein shall be constructed in strict accordance with the plans, proposals and specifications for the same herewith submitted by the DIEBOLD SAFE AND LOCK CO., Canton, Ohio.

2nd. By and with the consent of both parties hereto, extra works and alterations during the contruction of the present work may, if deemed best be made, and the same shall not invalidate nor impair existing agreements, but contracts affected will be altered in time and amount at pro rata rate.

3rd. The Contractor will commence work as soon as notified of the award, or otherwise as directed, and thenceforward proceed with all possible dispatch to completion. The entire work to be
performed in the most thorough and skillful manner, and all material to be sound and suitable for the purpose intended.

4th. The Steel used in this contruction shall be the improved 5-ply by Chrome Steel, which is warranted superior to any other by 50% or more, and has great advantages in hardness and tenacity over all other known jail or carbon steels. The bars or plates consist of alternate layers of steel and iron, uniformly welded and both metals united perfectly together. The gratings or bars are first fitted and the hardened, the steel receiving a temper that will resist any saw, file or drill, while the iron surface and centers remaining soft and ductile, will not break under heavy blows.