Form valleys on roof with similar zinc of ample width to work in under courses of shingles.

If asbestos slates are used, there shall be an open valley of 16 oz. copper turned up 10" on each side of angle.

Outhouse:-Build outhouses as shown on drawings, with 2"x4" studding, board in with 1′′ hemlock and shingle with No. 1 spruce for walls and "Clear" sawn cedar shingles for roof. Put batten doors with two hinges and thumb latch and fit each with good rim lock. Sashes to slide up between studs. Put a ventilator with louvres, on roof. Sheath inside with matched spruce.

Painting: The whole of the exterior and interior woodwork is to be painted with two (or three) coats best white-lead and linseed oil paint. All to be put on in such tints as may be desired.

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NOTE: If hardwood floors are used they shall receive two coats of hot boiled oil and finished with one coat of shellac.

If Douglas Fir is used, to be finished natural color, it shall be filled with an approved filler and finished with two coats of varnish.

Glazing:-Glaze all sashes with 21 oz. glass, all well bradded and puttied and back-puttied and left perfect at the close of the work.

Glaze upper panels of doors with heavy ribbed glass.

Burlap: The walls of each class-room and coat room to be finished to the hight of 3'-0" above the base, or up to chalk tray, with heaviest weight of prepared burlap and finished with three coats of paint and one coat of enamel.

Lettering: The name of the School to be printed on the frieze panel over front doorway, in approved black letters about 6 inches high.