Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-28

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Grand Total Of s2ss, 500 expresses their
valus.
Those who have travelled over
>he State pretty generally during
The past few months say there is
- q0estion but that Los Angeles
lsthe most lively and most enter
R1sIng place Of its size in the
OommonweAlth. Hard times, 1t
eoemB, have been prevalent every
where. and IL II not at all surpris-
Ing that they should infest the
ousiness interests of Los Angeles
With the rest, especially when
helped along by big bank failure,
bad season and monopoly dis
criminatlon against US. But al
though business has shown some
tsmporary falling of. the material
growth Of the city has never before
been 20 stimulated. The very
lnest business blocks and some of
the best residences to be found In
the city have been acquired within
the past twelvemonth. The ag-
greeate cost Of buildings In course
of erection has never before figured
M 30 magnificent q sum
~ the whole history OF
Los Angeles. Viewed in the
llaht Of positive details which we
have taken pains to ascertain, it is
no idle boast that our city is the
most progressive in the State, but
The fact must be admitted as be-
yond dispute. Below we present
{ list OF buildings - furnished by
(ho several architect firms Of the
city:
BUCHANAN 4 HERBERT, ARcHI-
TECTs,
Have the following:
Baker Block-Three stories and
basement; size, 1888 feet main front
BY 1O7 feet side front; thoroughly y
nrot-class brick construction. Six
large stores and entrance hall on
street floor. Second floor contains
81 choice Offices. Third floor is ar
ranged In Is suites Of apartments
for family occupation, with COM
plete plumbing arrangements to
each suite; three ornamental tow
eFs on roof containing one room
each; coat, $13O,0O0. Nearly COM
pleted.
County Hospital and Alnlshouse
Two stories main building; and
one story wards, on pavilion plan.
Constructed Of wood, with brick
foundations. Will accommodate
l20 patients. Cost $4,000. Nearly
completed.
School house In East Los Ange.
lss, for city, containing three class
rooms; wood constructions; one
story; cost, $4,000. Nearly com.
pleted.
Block Of stores on Main street,
between Court and First, fol
Rivara & Sanguinetti; l05 feet
front by 80 feet deer; five stores
one story; brick; probable cost,
$4,000. Excavation commenced
=. F. KYsOR, ARCHITECT,
Has upon his books:
Hellman & Mascarel build.
ing; brick, two stories llC
feet frontage by 80 feet; six stores
On ground floor and upper
part devoted to Supreme Court
Chambers and offices. The Court
room will be 20x42 feet with - foot
cove. ceiling; cost of building, $780,.
600. To be completed October 1st.
Naud's Warehouse, size 200 feet
square; brick, with asphalt floor,
tin roof aud iron-cased doors; fire
proof; cost, $35, 900. To be com.
pleted by the middle of September.
D. Scheick's building-One story
brick, two stores, corner of Frank.
lin and Spring streets; size ofbuild.
ing 35x75; cost Sc, 900. Plans drawn
and work to be commenced imnae.
dIately.
W.H.Workman's residence, Boyle
Heights, frame, two stories with
mansard roof, surrounded by bal
oony In villa style; very ornate
size S0x50; cost $4,000. Plans
drawn.
Horticultural Pavilion, Temple
street, opposite Olive; frame; main
building 75x140 feet, with gallery
and two annexes SO feet square
each; cost ultimately $1,000. At
present only the main building is
:. to be erected 75x120 feet. at a cosl
of about $1,000.
CHAs. W. DAVIS. ARCHITECT.
Residence Fort street-SamueI
Hellman-Frame with brick base.
ment, size OF building 41x4S, ten
rooms, bath and all modern i'm.
provements; $500; nearly fin.
fsbed.
Store, Main street, J. G. Downey
Size Of building 22x1O0 feet, bricl,
with iron and marble front; three
stories high. One store on ground
floor and 20 offices in second and
third stories. Cost, about $14, 900.
In course Of erection.
Cottage. Temple estreet-Size 39x.
81 feet; name withheld; frame, one
atory and Boston roof; equivalent
to two stories; 8 rooms and bath;
cost about $4,0OO. Plans drawn.
Good Templars' Hall, Temple
street, corner Of Fort-Size 5Ox10O
feet, brick, very ornate; four stores
on first floor and hall with ante.
rooms and dining room above; cost,
$4,000. Plans drawn.
OTHER BUILDINGS.
Mrs. .Matfleld has had construct
cd for her an addition to the st.
Charles Hotel; brick, two stories;
nI1o 1Qx53 fant. atnra haIouv a nd hn