Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08

KEEP BUSY
eLENDoRA BANK STRUCTURE OF
REINFORCED CONCRETE
BUNGALOWS HOLD THEIR OLD
TIME POPULARITY
w. S. James Has Plans Drawn for an
EIaorate Residence on shatto
Place, Near Sixth
Street

Architect Henry Hyde Dwight has
drawn plans and is having erected under
his supervision two-story sten-room
frame residence on San Raphael Heights.
Pasadena, for Charles d. Willard. 1t
will be modern in every detail.
Architect Fernand Parmentier is max
ing plans for the interior arrangement OF
the store room at 1854 North Main street
for John G. Althouse. He is also making
plans for the fittings of the store on the
corner of Market and Main streets Tor
the same party.
Architects Kelly & Newbery have pre-
pared plans of two seven-room frame
cottages to be built on Eighty-hfth street,
between Main and Moneta avenue for 7.
e. and 7. w. Burger. They will be erect
ed by day work and contain all the con-
veniences of modern houses
Architect P. August Westburg has pre-
pared plans of a one-and-one-half-sto
ten-room bungalow to be built at Pomona
for Mrs. Grace B. King. 1t will have
stone porch and foundation walls, ce-
ment floor, rustic and shingle exterior,
beamed ceilings. mantels and paneled
walls. The plumbing and electrical fea-
lures will be of the best quality.
Architect John P. Krempel has drawn
plans for three-story and basement
brick building, 3Sx102 feet, to be con-
structed on East Seventh street between
Wall and San Julian streets for Adolph
Mabel. The first floor will contain two
store rooms, the upper stories being sub
divided into rooms, twenty-eight in all.
there being besides several bath rooms,
store rooms, etc, on each fioor.
Architect c. IL. Brown has drawn plans
for two-story ten-room frame and stone
residence, 60x70 feet, to be built on Shatto
place near Sixth street for w. S. James
ctr oxfa will ha of gtOnp-
above which shingles will be employed.
Mahogany, oak and red curly birch will
be used for inside finish on the lower
floor. The upstairs rooms will be white
enamel, the ba al rooms having tile floors
and wainscotting. Furnace and store
rooms will be in basement. No work in
connection with the erection OF this resi-
dence will be let by contract, all work
being done under the supervision of the
architect.
Architect Frank M. Tyler has drawn
plans for a nine-room frame residence to
be built on Boyle Heights for George w.
May.
He has also made plans for large
seven-room bungalow to be erected at
Hollywood for S. Carver. 1t will have
first-class appointments, special fea-
ture being an interior court.
The same architect Is also preparing
plans LOT a LWO-6tOiy hihC-iooAA AtohAic
residence to be constructed on Gramercy
place near Sixteenth street for George
Ward 1t will be Old English in style
and will have stone porches, plate glass
windows hardwood floors, built-in de-
tail work and furnace heat.
Pasadena
Architect G. f. Driscoll has prepared
plans of a two-story frame building to
contain two five-room flats. 1t will be
built on the corner of South Madison and
Colorado streets for Mrs. ]. w. Reese
and have cement porch, hardwood floors,
pine trim and all modern conveniences.
The same architect has made plans Of
a one-and- one -half-story bungalow to ba
built on North Hudson avenue near Colo
RADIO for H. F. Goodwin that will cost
about $s500 1t will have easement win
dows, ehingled exterior, cobblestone
foundation and chimney, pine trim and
oak floors.
The new reinforced concrete bank build
ing to be erected for the Glendora bank
will commence at once under the super
vision of Architect w. ]. Saunders. All
the work will be done by day labor.