Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
NEW EAST SIDE
SKATING RINK
SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
AMUSEMENT RESORT
Mission style Residence Near Casa
erdugo-california Savings Bank
mprovements--New Plans
by Architects

Residents of Los Angeles in the neigh
borhood of East Twelfth and Tennessee
streets soon are to have popular place
of recreation and amusement Archi-
tects Frain and Williams have drawn
the plans for a frame building 1lOx12O
feet, to be used as a skating rink, to be
erected at 1512-1522 East Twelfth street
for W. H. Washington. 1t will have a
rink 90x100 feet, with polished maple
floor Ladies' and gents retiring rooms,
refreshment booth, orchestra stand and
other conveniences are provided. The
cost of the structure will be $4,000 and
the work will be done by g. w. Wilson.
Architect Charles p. Shattuck is
drawing plans for a one-story patio
residence covering a ground space OF
81 .9x70 feet, to be erected at Casa Ver-
dugo for c. A. Sowl. 1t will contain
eight large rooms, all opening into the
patio. The exterior will be cement
plastered over metal lath. The front
porch will be fifty-three feet long and
have tile floor. Plate and loaded glass
will be used. 1t will have hardwood
floors, beamed ceilings in parlor, recep-
ton hah and dining room. In the patio
there will be fountain, fernery and an
aquarium. 1t will be typical mission
residence in every respect.
New Work by Architects
Below are plans for new improve
ments by local architects reported to
the Builder and Contractor:
Fred r. Dorm is drawing plans for
four-story and basement brick build
ing 331ax160 feet to be erected on Fifth
street, between Hill and Broadway, for
Frank r. Strong. 1t will have pressed
brick and plate glass front and pine
trim. Stores will be on the first floors.
Private baths. steam heat, gas and
electricity are specified.
The same architect is also receiving
bids on the Baumgartner four-story
building to be built on West Sixth
street, near Olive street; and the Robert
Marsh seven story hotel building to be
constructed on West Eighth street, near
Hill street.
S. Tilden Norton has prepared plans
for two-story brick building 60x60 feet
to be constructed on the northwest cor
ner of Sixteenth and Bond streets for
Mrs. Nina Isaacson. 1t will contain
three stories on the first story, and four
apartments of two and three-room
suites on the upper story. The exterior
will be of a combination of cream and
golden pressed brick with plate glass
store fronts. Tiled entrances, pine trim
first-class plumbing. ETC., are specified
The same architect is drawing plans
for alterations to the show windows OF
the store of A. B. Cohn & Brother at
the northwest corner of Third and Main
streets. New mirror effects will be in
stalled
Parkinson & Bergstrom are supervis-
ing the construction of an eight-story
and basement hotel building at Dallas,
Tex, which is being built from their
plans for John w. Hunt, owner of the
Hotel Angelus, in this city. 1t is 75x200
feet, concrete foundation, steel frame,
concrete floors and partition walls, fire
proofed and will contain 200 guest
rooms.
w. H. Mohr has finished the plans for
a two-story twelve-room old English
one-half tlmbered style residence to be
erected on st. Andrews place, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, for Henry
Hauser. Every modern convenience is
provided.
The same architect is also making
plans for a large Spanish style resi-
dence to be constructed on Ocean View
avenue, near Sixth street, for Frederick
Erwin of Tonopah. 1t will be built of
reinforced concrete, with tile roof The
living room, 16x24 feet; reception room,
15x30 feet; dining room, 16x20 feet, and
den, 12x156 feet, will have entry
through large plate glass French doors
into patio and beamed arbor. The
interior finish will be in hard woods.
Frank M. Tyler has drawn the plans
for two-story seven-room modern
frame residence to be built on Harvard
boulevard, near Tenth street, for H. w.
Allen.
Scott Bros. have prepared plans for
nine-room two-story frame residence