Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15
ARCHITECTS
ARE ACTIVE
TEN-RooM RESIDENCES ARE IN
LONG LIST
PLANS FOR HALL OF RECORDS
ARE ACCEPTED
Stores and Flats and Warehouses Are
Constantly Growing In Number,
Indicating EnIlvenIng Fall
Business

| The Builder and Contractor furnishes
the following news notes from among
| the architects:
Architects Garrett & Bixby have
| drawn plans for a two-story frame
residence to contain eight rooms ana
reception hall to be erected on hen-
| sington road for Tony Milovich. 1t
will have hardwood floors in lower
floor rooms pressed brick manteis,
| cabinet kitchen, cement porches, blue
| brick porch front and piers and nrsr-
| class plumbing.
| The same architects are also drawing
plans for a nine-room frame residence
to be constructed on Helen street Tor
Mrs. Garibaldi. 1t will have modern
conveniences.
They have also in preparation draw
| ings for a two-story ten-room frame
residence to be built on Dorchester
street near Fourteenth street, for Q.
M Hough. 1t will have hardwood
| floors and finish, brick mantels, beam
ceilings, steam heating and be thor
oughly up-to- date in every way.
They are also drawing plans for
two-story frame building to contain
four five-room flats, to be built on
Grand View avenue near Tenth street
| for Joseph F. Kazinsky. This build
i ing will be modern in every way, ana
will cost about $1,000.
They also have plans for a six-room
bungalow, to be built at Covina for F.
! A. Fitzgerald. 1t will have living
room 1Sx30 feet, and music room 18x12
i feet. Cobblestones will be used for
mantels and front porch piers.
i Ten.Room Residence
Architect s. Tilden Norton has drawn
plans for a two-story ten-room frame
residence to be erected on Arapahoe
street between Ninth and Tenth streets
!
terror will be trimmed with blue brick.
the general outside being combine
ton of rustic and shingles. The in
terror will be finished In slashed grain
; pine, the wood work of bedrooms being
! white enameled. Oak and maple will
be used for floors. 1t will be heated
by hot air furnace
The plans submitted by Architects
; Train & Williams to the board of super
visors of Kern county for hall of rec
. ords to be built at Bakersfield have
been accepted. 1t will be of reinforced
concrete constipation and it is esti-
. mated to cost $4,000. The plans Will
be completed not later than October l,
after which bids for the structure will
| be Immediately called for.
Bids for the cons truction of rein
? forced concrete library building at Col
\ ton, Cal, from plans prepared by Ar
chitect F. P. Burnham are called fol
: may be seen at the office of the archi-
tect, 655-659 Pacific Electric building
and at the office of e. ]. Eisenmeyer
secretary, at Cotton.
Lodge Hall at Main and Macy
Architect julius w. Krause has
drawn plans for a two-story brick
building to be erected at the southeast
corner of Main and Macy streets for
Mrs. Mary Hammel. The lower floor
will contain four stores and the upper
story will be used for lodge and club
, purposes
Architect Lester s. Moore has made
: plans of a two-story store building, 40x
, 6S feet. to be built at 4317 South Park
!. avenue for j. r. Stead. 1t will be con-
structed of cement blocks and have
,, composition gravel roofing. The sec
ond story will contain two five-room
flats. All work will be done by the
day.
Architect A. c. Smith is drawing the
plans for a two-story brick warehouse
} building, 60x140 feet. to be constructed
at 1131 South Los Angeles street. for
Neal Colgan. 1t will have freight ele-
vators composition roofing, etc.
Architect Joseph J. Blick is preparing
: plans of two-story nine-room frame
residence to be built on st. John ave-
nue. near California street, Pasadena,
} for William H. Hepler