Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-11

two-story, twenty-room apartments;
$1,000.
Twenty-fifth street, 1851 West-Albert
Schuck, 1886 Georgia street, owner: w.
H. jackson, builder; two-story, eight
room residence; $3.50.
Aubrey street, 2106-Lorinda Bailey
and Grace Kerr 1900 West Washington
street, owners; George Simpkins.
builder; one-story, six-room residence;
$4,000.
Dalton street, 3003--W r. Ziegler, 919
West Fortieth street, owner and
builder; 1h-story, eight-room resi-
dence, $500.
Twenty-second street, 22S West
Abestine V. George, 230 West Twenty
second street, owner; w. H. Gibson,
builder; two-story, twelve-room resi-
dence; $4,000.
Thirty-second street POT west-David
S. McClelland, Fourth and Los Angeles
streets, owner; S. H. Reynolch, builder;
one-story, six-room residence; $4,000.
New Plans by Architects
That many new improvements are
under way is shown by the following
additional plans by architects as re-
ported to the Builder and Contractor:
Lester S. Moore has prepared plans
for a two-story eleven-room frame res
idence to be built on Juanta avenue,
between Fifth and Sixth street, for ].
A. Anderson.
The same architect is taking bids for
the interior wood finish of the uncom-
pleted residence of Mrs. Clara r. Shatto
on tine southwest corner Of Sixth and
Juanita streets. He has also made
plans of a flve-room modern bungalow
to be built at Alhambra for Frank H.
Souders.
Theodore A. Eisen has prepared draw
ings for a church edifice, Gothic in de-
sign, for the East Eighth Street Church
of Christ, to be built at Miami and
Twenty-first streets. 1t will have
shingled exterior with stone trimmings.
1t will have an auditorium 55x65 feet
with a seating capacity of $50, and
Sunday school room 30x65 feet seating
300. so arranged as to be used in connec-
ton with the main auditorium when
necessary. In the basement will be the
Kitchen, furnace room etc. Guild rooms,
parlors and other conveniences are pro-
vided. The same architect has made
plans for two-story eight room frame
residence to be built on South Flower
street near Twentythird street for w.
H. Patt. 1t will have shingled exterior,
slashed grain Oregon pine finish, etc.
He is also preparing plans for
seven-room residence for G.. p. Dandy
to be built on Santa Monica avenue.
Also a siX-room bungalow for the same
party. 1t will have cinker brick and
shingled outside, cement porch, sashed
grain Oregon pine finish, hardwood
floors and other up-to-date features.
III. NJ Patterson has made drawings
for a one and one-half-story nine-room
frame residence to be erected at Ivan
hoe Junction for T.. A. Arthur. 1t will
be supplied with every convenience,
special attention being given to the
sanitary plumbing, which will be the
best.
F. p. Burnham has prepared plans
OF two two-story eight-room frame res
licences to be built on Shatto street
near Sixth for DIR. P. e. Doherty. They
will have maple floors, pine TRIM
pressed brick mantels, plate glass WIN
dows and all modern features.
c. F. SHILLING Is drawing plans for a
two-story residence to be erected on
Avenue Sixty-four, near Pasadena ave-
nue., for Mrs. c. E. Mogle. The rooms
will all be large and we'll lighted and
up-to-date in every particular.
Myron Hunt and Elmer Grey are pre-
pairing plans of a three-story frame
hotel building to be erected on the cor
ner of East Colorado street and Ell
Moline avenue, Pasadena. for Frank
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rooms and twenty-five bath rooms.
The same architects have plans of a
handsome seventeen-room residence to
be erected on the site of the Mabury
homestead in the Oak Knoll tract
South Pasadena, for Howard Hunting
ton. 1t will be of frame and shingle
construction and will cost $4,000.
The same architects have also plans
of q fifteen-room frame and plaster
tn Ee hIIil
in the same tract for X. X. Blacker
that will cost $4,000
Myron Hunt and John Parkinson are
associated in preparing plans for an
addition of sixty rooms with as many
bath rooms to the Hotel Maryland on
East Colorado street, Pasadena. 1t Will
be 45x175 feet. three stories in height,
the third story to be fitted up as ser
wants quarters. The general style OF
the enlargement will be in keeping with
the present building.
John P. Krempel is preparing plans
for a fine two-story stone and frame
residence to be built ON the corner of
Twelfth and Alvarado streets for Mrs.
Frances Winstel.
He is also making plans for a two
story ten-room residence to be bullt
on Toberman street, near TWenty-f1rst
street, for ]. M. Griffith. 1t will have
hardwood floors, brick nantes, plrcn'
redwood and slashed grain Oregon pine
trim, etc.
The same architect has also prepared
drawings for a two-story frame and
corrugated iron warehouse 50x12O feet
and a one-story brick mill building for
the Union Box and Lumber company,
to be built at foot of Fourth street
bridge, on Salt Lake railway tracks.
He has also made plans for remodel
ing the premises now occupied by the
Anderson-C hanslor company, 1873 South
Spring street. 1t will be converted into
a market and be occupied by F. Levy.
Austin & Brown have prepared plans
of two-story seven-room frame resi-
dence to be built on Boyle Heights Tor
c. C. Crowell. 1t will have two bath
rooms with tiled floors and wainscot-
ing; oak floors to main rooms and gen.
erai inside trim of Oregon pine. Modern
plumbing, electric and gas fixtures Will
be installed.
The same architects have also made
plans of an up-to-date brick residence
to be erected at the corner Of East
Fourth street and Boyle avenue for e.
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