Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
NEW SANITARIUM
FOR BIMIN| BATHS
ORNATE STRUCTURE TO CON-
TAIN SIXTY ROOMS
Six-Story and Basement, Class c
Building Planned for Loonis Street
Near Sixth-Plans by
Architects

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pairing plans for siX-story and base
ment class C building, Sjx14O feet, to
be constructed on Loomis street, near
Sixth street for Frank Mortimer. 1t
will contain 200 rooms, divided into two
and three-room suites, each with pri-
vate bath and kitchen. The front will
be of pressed brick with composition
roofing, gas and electricity, steam heat,
freight and passenger elevators, i'm
proved household fixtures and other
improvements, which will make this one
of the most up-to-date apartment
houses in the city.
Architect Thornton Fitzhugh has pre-
pared sketches of a sanitarium build
ing to be erected at Bimini baths for
the Bimini Water company. 1t will be
a three-story structure with cement
plaster exterior and contain sixty
rooms, with dressing and toilet acces-
sories. A large pergola $50 feet in
length, surrounding a tennis court, will
| also be built.
Architects Parkinson and Bergstrom
are taking bids for a large apartment
house to be erected on the west side of
Olive street, just north of Third street,
for DR.. j. H. Edmonds. 1t will be a
class C building, 50x6O feet, part five
and part six stories, and contain thirty
five suites with separate baths, built-in
wall furniture and household con-
veniences.
Other New Work
Local architects report the following
new plans to the Builder and Con-
tractor:
Martin & Barker are drawing plans
for a three-story and basement apart
ment building, 142X61 feet to be built
on Scarf street, between Twenty third
I = .r-Ny Tgl,., u
and Thomas B. Brown. 1t will be of
frame construction with brick veneer
plastered exterior, pressed brick trim
mings, staff ornamentation and metal
tile roof. 1t will have a concrete foun-
dation. There will be twenty-four
apartments, six of three rooms and
| eighteen of two rooms, each suite hav-
| ing private bath and buffet kitchen
Steam heat, patent wall beds, private
telephone system, two fire escapes
hardwood floors, pine trim and other
first class improvements entering into
the construction of a modern apartment
house will be provided.
w. j. Saunders has drawn plans and
is receiving bids for the construction
of a two-story frame building to con-
| tain four four-room flats at 1862 West
Twenty-second street for J. e. Frank
| lin.
He has also drawn plans for ar
eight-room frame residence to be built
on Elden avenue and Pico street fol
| DR.. w. j. Chambers. 1t will be pro
vided with modern conveniences.
The same architect also has plans fol
two and one-half-story eleven-room
frame residence to be built on Twen.
tieth street, near Western avenue, fol-
w. r. Arnold. 1t will have beamed cell
| iEgs in reception and dining rooms anC
den, with oak and mahogany finish
oak staircase, polished floors, carved
oak mantel, stone chimneys, first class
plumbing and furnace heat. Billiard
room and laundry will be in the base
| ment. The bedrooms will be finished ii
white enamel.
Charles e. Shattuck is drawing plans
for a handsome one-story purely mis-
sion style club house to lie built or
the corner of Third street and BranC
boulevard, Glendale, for the Glendal,
Country club The exterior win b,
plastered and have tile roof Entrance
will be through an archway with wid'
gable roof which will be covered Will
! genuine old mission tiles. Spaciou
-arcades and patio with palms, etc,
will be features. The reception hall
22X24 feet; club room, 2?x40 feet, will
large mission fireplace; billiard room
and ladies' parlors will be fitted up il
first class style, with art and plate glas
windows, paneled wainscoting, hard
wood floors and stained pine trim
There are also quarters for servants,
large kitchen, laVatories, etc. The esti
mated cost of this club house Is $40, 900
The same architect is also drawing
plans for a seVen-room bungalow to b.
erected at Twenty-first and Hoove
streets for Mrs. d. Haskell. 1t will
have blue hard burned brick from
porch, with heavy bridge boards
pressed brick manaels and hardwoo,
floors.
A. b. Benton Is taking bids for tn
, construction of crematory building II
J the Inglewood cemetery
Morgan e. Walls have prepared plan
Of two-story frame and brick resi-
denee to be built on Hoover, near Tenth
for William II. Avery. 1t viii contaiI
fourteen rooms. three baths, closets
etc, and billiard room In the attic /
! will have hardwood floors and trim
furnace heat, gas and electricity plat