Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-02
PLANS ARE DRAWN
FOR STYLISH STYLISH HOTEL
SIX-ST0RY STRUCTURE FOR
BROADWAY
Building VIII Have Fast Elevator
Service-New Homes for Van
Ness and Western
Avenues

Architect P. August Westburg has
made plans of a six-story and base
ment, family hotel building. 6Ox12O feet,
to be erected on the east side of Broad
way, between Temple and California
streets, for Julius F. Hall of Alhambra.
1t will contain 100 rooms, fifty bath
rooms, closets, etc. Each room will
have a lavatory and be supplied with
hot and cold water. The building will
be heated b. steam and cleaned by the
vacuum air system. 1t will have a
passenger elevator, fire escapes, cleo
trio lighting, bells and telephone sys-
tenn. The exterior walls and partition
walls will be reinforced concrete and
the entire structure made as fire proof
as possible.
F. H. Peters has made plans of a
two-story eight-room frame residence
to be built on Van Ness avenue for Mrs.
Arletta F. Davenport. 1t will have
hardwood floors, pine trim, open
plumbing, cement porches, pergolas
and all up-to-date features.
Frederick L. Roehrig is preparing
plans for large seventeen-room brick
and stone residence to be constructed
on Western avenue near Adams street,
for w. E. Ramsey.
Othef new work
Plans for new work are reported to
the Builder and Contractor as follows:
Frank M. Tyler has drawn plans for
a two-story, nine-room frame residence
to be erected on Edge Cliff drive, near
Sunset boulevard. for C. H. Howard.
Cobblestone porch, plate glass win
dows, flrst-class plumbing, hardwood
floors. furnace heat and other modern
conveniences are specified
r. Mackay Fripp is drawing plans for
large two-story, ten-room frame resi-
dence to be built on RubdouX Heights,
Riverside for Judge F. e. Densmore.
1t will have spacious porch overlook
ing the valley, hardwood interior fin
ish downstairs, five bedrooms, private
bath rooms, etc.
Lester S. Moore has prepared plans
of a modern five-room bungalow to be
built at the corner of Friends avenue
and Broadway, Whittier, for Postmas-
ter C. F. Baldwin of that place. 1t will
have blue brick foundations and CHM
neys cement porch floors, resaw rustic
siding. stained pine trim and white
enamel finish, hardwood floors, beam
ceilings and paneled wainscoting,
plumbing and electrical conveniences.
Harrison Albright is preparing plans
of several seaside residences which are
to be erected at Coronado Beach. One
for John d. Spreckels, 68X93 feet; one
for Harry L. Titus, 38x64 feet and one
for James MacMullen 36x62 feet; also
one for William Clayton, 40x66 feet,
which is to be built at San Diego. Each
building will be two stories and base
ment and constructed of reinforced con-
crete.
Garrett & Bixby have drawn plans,
for a new fire engine house to be con-
structed on the corner of Second street
and Rose avenue. Santa Monica. 1t
will be a two-story frame structure,
Venetian in style, with cement plas-
tered exterior. The lower portion will
be arranged for the equipment of a full
company; the second story will contain
the apartments for the fire chief and
his family and firemen. Hayloft, har-
ness room. hose tower and other neces-
sary requirements of first-class en-
gine house will be provided.
Dennis & Farwell have made plans
for two-story. nine-room frame resi-
dence to be built at Redlands for Will
liam Currier. 1t will have cement
terraces, front and rear pergolas, hard
wood floors and finish and be modern
in every detail.
The same architects have also pre-
pared drawings for five-room bunga-
low to be built at Hollywood for John
M. Birely.
They have also drawn plans for an
eight-room frame residence to be con-
structed on Eighth street, near Hoover,
for Mrs. Kate McFadden. 1t will have
beamed ceilings in hall, living and din
ing rooms, hardwood floors. nickel
plated plumbing, gas and electricity and
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