Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29

southwest corner of Third and Spring
streets will also be taken in hand for
the same purpose at later Iate.
The same architect has overhauled
the sketches he previously prepared for
hte First Church of Christ, Scientist,
for their new edfice to be erected in
this city, which is to be now taken up
and pushed to completion. A set of
lantern slides showing the various parts
of the proposed building have been
mounted and will be explained in lee
ture to be given by Mr.. Rosenheim
Monday evening to the congregation.
Mr.. Rosenheim also announces that
about 1000 tons of structural steel for
the Hamburger department store build
ing have arrived and that work on the
wall columns will be shortly under way.
The general contract for all mason
work, tiling, partition walls, floors, side
walks and setting of terra Gotta for
this mammoth building has been let to
Carl Leonardt on a percentage basis.
The entire exterior will be laced with
cream colored enameled terra Gotta
with brick backing.
Bids for the terra Gotta, ornamental
iron, rough lumber for frames, common
brick, ETC., are now being taken.
The roofing will be of tile and asphalt
similar to that in use in The H. w.
Hellman building.
John P. Krempel has drawn plans
for a one and one-half-story seven
room bungalow to be constructed on
Garfield avenue in Ramona Acres tract,
near Alhambra, for ]. Baum. 1t will
have beamed ceilings in den, living
and dining rooms, brick fireplace. built
in book cases, buffet, seats, etc.
The same architect has drawn plans
for a four-room addition to the nome
cf w. M. Lane.
He also has plans out for a one-story
brick building to be constructed at
Oxnard for Lehman Bros. 1t will have
three store rooms. Paneled vestibules,
plate glass fronts, luxfer prism lights,
etc., are specified. The postoffice will
be quartered in this building, one
store room being especially designed to
meet the requirements of the business.
Also plans for the new store front for
the Winstel building on Broadway
near Fourth. 1t will be plate glass
with copper casing and trimmings, and
luxfer prisms.
Marsh & Russell are drawing plans
for a church building, English Gothic
style, to be built on Twenty
street, near Central avenue, for the
First Reformed Presbyterian church.
1t will be built on the combination
plan, the main auditorium seating 300
Is estimated at $4,000.
The same architects are also drawing
Plans for two-story brick building
6CX6S feet to be built on Mission street,
South Pasadena. for B. F. Taylor. 1t
Will have stores on the first story and
offices and apartments on the second,
The same architects are also making
working drawings for two brick engine
houses to be erected in Santa Monica.
II e Tor a
cne and one-half-story, seven-room
frame residence to be built at One9nta
park for Mrs. l.. M. Armstrong. 1t will
have cobblestone foundation, shingle,
exterior stone fireplace, hardwood
floors. beam ceilings, art and loaded
glass windows, high-grade plumbing
and electrical conveniences.
The same firm are also receiving bids
for a modern residence of the same di-
mensions to be built on South Mentor.
avenue, Pasadena, for w. #. Knight.
1t will have clapboard and shingle ex-
terror and every convenience necessary
for an up-to-date dwelling will be pro-
vided for.
Hudson & Munsell have prepared
plans of a two-story modern residence
of ten rooms to be built on Hoove"
street, near Eleventh, for Mrs. M.
Levy. 1t will have stone porch,
shingled exterior, hardwood floors and
trim and have every convenience.
The same architects have made plans
of a two-story, ten-room frame resi-
dence to be built at the corner of Har-
ward boulevard and Washington street
for Frank Werner. 1t will have brick
and shingle exterior treatment and will
have all modern features.
Theo. A. Eisen has made drawings
for a large residence of seventeen
rooms to be built in Westchester place
for w. ]. Davis. 1t will have plas-
tered exterior and tile roof. The inside
finish will be in oak and mahogany,
quarter-sawed oak floors throughout,
tiled bath rooms, the best of plumbing.
plate and art glass windows. pressed
brick and tile mantels and heating
plant.
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