Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
BUILDING FOR
YOUNG WOMEN
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT ON
HILL STREET
christian Association Of Active Work.
ers to Have a Permanent Home.
Club touse In New High
Street

Plans have been completed by Archi-
,tect Benton for the new building on the
west side of Hill street, north Of Third
street, to be erected for the Young
Woman's Christian association. Plans
provide for two stories and basement
64x164 feet, the general construction
being with a view to adding five addi-
tional stories. Structural steel will be
used for columns beams, etc. The
building will have an auditorium 36x57
feet, which will be considerably en-
larged when the height of the build
ing is increased. 1t will also have IL
brary. reading and sewing rooms, to-
gether with the general association
rooms, dining room and kitchen depart
ment.
Mr. Benton has also prepared plans
for a club house to be erected at 61S New
High street for the Bethlehem Benevo-
lent board. 1t will be of brick con-
struction, with cement plaster finish to
the front. 1t will be two stories high
and S0.6x124 feet. The first floor will
have auditorium and rest rooms, the
second floor will be divided up for
sleeping rooms.
Other Building Plans
Local architects report the following
additional plans to the Builder and
Contractor:
Thomas Preston has drawn the plans
and Is receiving bids for the construc-
ton of two-story frame building to
contain eight four-room apartments,
for Mr.. Rasch. 1t will be located on
the northwest corner of Twelfth and
Crocker streets and contain modern
conveniences.
The same architect is also receiving
estimates for the erection of a seven
room residence for Clarence Ferguson,
to be built on Rampant street between
Seventh and Eighth streets.
Marsh e. Russell have drawn plans
for a wO-story seven-room frame resi-
dence to be constructed on the Strand,
Ocean Park, for A. f. Fraser. 1t will
have beamed ceilings, polished floors,
brick mantel and other features, max
ing it modern in every respect.
Parkinson & Bergstrom have made
plans of a one-story brick structure to
occupy the south end of the gore lot at
the junction of Spring and Main streets
A. Dudley G. Co. have drawn plans
for a seven-room bungalow to be built
at Glendale for Mrs. Mary A. Remick
The same architects are also drawing
plans for two-story frame hotel build
ing to contain twenty-five rooms, to be
built in Glendale for Mrs. Yanters.
The same architects are also drawing
plans for a two-story eight-room resi-
dence to be erected on Castro street,
near Second avenue, for L. M. Layton
Modern conveniences are provided in
all of the above houses.
= F. NJ Tyler has drawn plans for a
one and one-half story six-room frame
and stone bungalow to be built on
West Avenue Forty, near Pasadena
avenue, for j. H. Burns.
Also plans for two-story eight
room residence to be erected on Gra-
mercy place, near Sixteenth street. for
william Kafitz. 1t will have stone
, porch front and columns, beamed cell
tngs. plate glass, etc.
Also plans for two eight-room frame
residences to be constructed on Dor
chester street, east of Western avenue
for Mrs. Minnie M. Hartigan. Modern
features are specified.
A. M. Edelman has made plans of
factory buildings to be erected at
Dolgeville for the Electric Heating and
Manufa cturing company. The main
building will be of brick 100 feet square
and of mill construction. Two wings,
each 3Ox50 feet, will extend from the
rear. The company will manufacture
electrical cooking and heating devices.
L. S. Moore has prepared plans of
ione and one-half-story eight-room
frame residence near Twenty-seventh
street for Mrs Hattie P. Sherwood. 1t
will have oak floors in living and dining
rooms and den; pressed brick mantel,
beamed ceilings, brick foundation and
rustic siding, modern plumbing and
electrical conveniences.
Charles e. Shattuck is drawing plans
for a one and one-half story seven-room
frame residence to be built in Tropico
for ]. c. Bond. 1t will contain all mod
ern conveniences
Westburg & Burke have made plans
of a two-story addition to the brew
house of the Union Brewing company at
Anaheim. II will be 96x96 feet and con-
structed of reinforced concrete.