Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

in the basement there will be furnace
for heating, also laundry room. A
spacious stable will also be erected on
the premises, equipped with box stalls,
carriage and harness rooms, attend
ants's room and proper sanitary fea-
lures. He has also made drawings
for a seven-room bungalow to be built
for J. G.. Hettinger on the corner of
Maple and Central avenues. 1t will
have resaw rustic siding, and blue
brick chimney on outside. Plate glass
windows. old gold pressed brick man.
tel, hardwood floors, beamed ceilings
in main rooms gas and electricity, and
furnace heat are also specified.
Dennis & Farwell have prepared
plans for a handsome two-story Span
ish renaissance residence of fifteen
ward, in the West Adams Heights tract
for j. A. Fishburn. 1t will have frame
and plastered exterior, stucco cornice
and fiat graveled roof. 1t will also
have pergola driveway, approach and
balcony. The interior will be finished
in hardwood with beamed ceilings,
polished floors, paneled walls, tile man
tells, plate glass windows, first class
plumbing work, gas and electricity. An
elaborate staircase is also specified.
The same architects have also drawn
the plans for a two-story seven-room
frame residence to be built at 1911 Ci-
marron street for Miss M. A. Suddith.
1t will have cement terrace, porch
and steps. 1t will also be supplied
with patent household fixtures and 9TH
er convenienceS.
Thomas Preston has in preparation
plans for a two-story nine-room resi-
dence to be erected on corner of Mag
nolia avenue and Eleventh street, for
Mrs. W.. c. Brain. 1t will have half
timbered and plastered exterior; hard
wood polished floors, beamed ceilings,
mantels, modern plumbing work, gas
and electric fixtures and other modern
features The same architect is also
preparing plans for siX-room cottage
to be built on Westlake avenue be-
tween Twelfth and Pico streets for G.
F. Stamps jr. 1t will have brick man
TEL polished floors, beamed ceilings,
den, etc.
Charles A. Elder has drawn plans
for an artistic five-room bungalow to
be erected on Vanderbilt avenue, in
Baird's Pasadena Short Line tract, for
c. f. Hamberg. 1t will have cobble-
stone foundation, stone pillars, and
shingled siding. The interior finish
will be in Oregon pine. The same
architect has planned the following
houses; A five-room bungalow to be
built at 1921 Dewey avenue for Mr..
Carnes; five-room frame cottage at
1749 East Twenty-first street for Mr..
Newman; another five-room cottage to
be built at 1905 East Twenty-second
for Cora Cummings: two modern cot
tages for F. o. Williams at 1750-52 East
Fifteenth street; three cottages at
1126-34-3S East Thirty-seventh street,
for A. S. Heineman; a dwelling on
Richter avenue in the Lyman hill tract
for Anthony Suk, and a cosy home of
five rooms, to be constructed on Mich
eltoreno street for j. NJ. and Nell
Brooks. The Los Angeles Investment
& Trust company. 337 South Hill street,
are building the above enumerated
houses.
Lester S. Moore has prepared plans
of frame church building for the
Congregationalists to be erected at
Manhattan beach. 1t will be 31X50
feet, and have a seating capacity of
$50. Electricity will be used for light
ing purposes. He has also plans of a
five-room bungalow to be built In the
Crescent Heights tract, between Sher-
man and Hollywood for Geo. S. Con-
nell. Extensive front and rear porches
will be an attractive feature of its con-
struction.
F. M. Tyler is preparing drawings
for a one and one-half story seven
room frame residence to be constructed
at Sunset boulevard and Bryan street
for r. b. Stephens. 1t will have
shingled siding, beamed ceilings, pam
eled walls, hardwood floors, and two
bath rooms with modern sanitary
plumbing fixtures. The same archi-
tect is also drawing plans for a two
story eight-room residence to be
erected on the corner Of Fortieth street
and Moneta avenue for L. A. w. john
son. 1t will have rustic, shingled and
half beamed exterior. The interior ar
rangement will embody many up-to-
date features. He is also preparing
dence to be built on Palms avenue,
south of Prospect park for Mrs. e.
Grass.