Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
PY7HLANS TO
HA We CASTLE
BANK SECURES PLANS FOR ITS
NEW QUARTERS
HOMES DESIGNED FOR NEARBY
TOWNS
E. P. Fowler viii Build on Gates
Street Beautiful TweIve-Room
Residence, FIanked by
Sunken Gardens

The Builder and Contractor reports the
work of the architects as follows:
Architect w. j. Saunders has drawn
plans for a two-story frame building to
be erected at 2691 San Marino street, for
himself. 1t will consist of two three-room
apartments, each provided with patent
beds, buffet, kitchen and baths.
Architect B. ]. Reeve has drawn plans
for new foundry building for the Los
Angeles Foundry company, to be con-
structed on South Alameda street, near
Twenty fourth street. 1t will be 14Ox1Ss
feet in size 1t will have steel frame
work covered with corrugated iron.
Plans have been prepared by Miss g. C.
Alden, All Fay building, of a one and one
half story, eight-room bungalow to be
built at Fourth and Arlington avenues
for Mrs. Jean D'You. 1t will have hard
wood floors, beam ceilings built-in book
cases, ETC., and all modern conveniencss
Architect Paul G. Pape, 442 Pacific Elec-
tric building, has made plans for extern
sive alterations to the engine room of the
Los Angeles Brewery on East Main street.
An addition 15x30 feet supported by steel
Rirders; raising floor and ceiling of pres
ent part and installing new ice machine,
are contemplated. A heavy concrete foun-
dation for the engine will also be built.
Architect H. M. Patterson is preparing
the drawings for changes to be made in
the Angelus hotel parlors at the south
west corner of Spring and Fourth streets.
The premises will be occupied by the
Commercial National bank. New fire and
burglar-proof vaults of the most modern
design will be installed. A new safe
deposit department will also be added.
The vaults will have marble facing on
exposed Sides The counters, tellers'
cages and officers private quarters will
be of marble, bronze and mahogany.
Builds Down-to-Date Homes
Architect Frank M. Tyler has drawn
plans for a seven-room bungalow to be
built on Second avenue near Twenty
second street for ]. A. Bowden. 1t Will
have stone porches, art and plate glass
windows, leather panels, beams, etc.
The same architect has also prepared
plans for a two-story, nine-room frame
residence to be constructed on the north
west corner of Twenty-second street and
Hermosa avenue for Messrs. Tyler &c
Bowden. 1t will have artificial stone
foundation, furnace heat, hardwood floors
and first class plumbing.
Architects Train & Williams have
drawn plans for a two-story brick build
ing to be erected at 250-2o6 East First
street for I. F. Dehail The first story
will be used for store purposes and the
second lor rooming house. 1t Is the
1nLenIlOn OI IIie OWhcI " ONSAiStehhJ AANS
this structure six stories high, the pres
ent building being of sufficient strength
to sustain the additional stories.
The same architects are also drawing
plans for q new Pythtan castle, TO De
built on West Sixteenth street, between
Hill street and Grand avenue. 1t Will
be four stories and basement 50xlSO
feet and of brick construction. The
basement will be used for banquet pur-
poses, the ground floor for store rooms,
and the upper floors for lodge purposes.
The second floor will be subdivided into
dance hall and auditorium; the thlro
floor into two small lodge rooms, and
the top story into the main meeting
room It will be provided with the
necessary rooms for lodge purposes.
Erects Business Blocks
Reeves & Baillie company, architects,
have prepared plans for two-story
frame. building to be erected on Wash
ington street, near Union avenue, for
r. B. Moorehead 1t will be subdivided
into four six-room flats. The same
architects are also receiving bids for
the erection of two two-story frame
buildings on the corner OF sixteenth
and Arlington streets for George B.
Easton. The buildings will be divided
into stores, offices and apartments.
Separate bids will be taken for the
plumbing.
Architects Arthur Kelly and William
Newberry report that they have plans on
the boards for a two-story twelve-room
frame residence, to be built on Gates
street, near Downey avenue. for p. P.
Fowler. The interior trim will be In
white cedar and mahogany. It will have
hardwood floors, beam ceilings. colonial
treatment in principal rooms; plate glass
windows, gas and electrical conveniences,
tiled bathrooms, concrete foundation, ce-
ment porches, shingled exterior. An elab-
crate sunken garden scheme with pergo-
las will be carried out.
The same architects have made plans OF
an eight-room bungalow to be built at
Anaheim for Richard Melrose OF that
place. It will have all the features OF
modern dwelling embodied in its construc-
tion. Hardwood floors and interior wood
work, high-grade plumbing, gas hitting
and electrical conveniences. 1t Will cost
about $4,000.
The same architects have also plans OF
a two-story seven-room residence to be
built at Covina for Ben Thorpe. Tnis
dwelling will have cement plastered ex-
terror and clay tile roofing Hardwood
floors, tiled bathrooms, gas and eleotr1cai
conyeniences will be Installed In each or
these buildings, and the grounds Will Dc
systematically improved. a
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