Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
HOME BUILDING
IN THE FOOTHILLS
SWISS CHALET DESIGNED FOR
CASA VERDUG0
Two-Story Brick Residence for E. p.
BosbysheII at oneonta Park.
Bungalows Are Fa-
vorites

Excellent suburban railway service
invites home building in the foothills.
Architect Charles E. Shattuck has
drawn plans for twelve-room Swiss
chalet to be constructed up against the
foothills at Casa Verdugo for George
Mitchell. A billiard room will be quar-
tered in the basement. The lower floor
will contain den, living room, dining
and drawing rooms and kitchen depart
ment. Pressed brick mantels, built-in
detail work, oak trim downstairs, white
enamel finish for bedrooms and bath
rooms, hardwood floors throughout,
nickel plated plumbing, furnace heat,
ETC., are specified.
The same architect is also drawing
plans for a seven-room modern resi-
dence to be built in Redlands for Mr..
Edwards.
Lester S. Moore has prepared plans
of bungalow residence to be built at
Oneonta Park for Mrs. J. A. Salisbury.
1t will cover a ground area of 64xS2
feet and have large interior court with
cement walks, fountain, etc. One wing
will be two stories in height. There
will be eleven rooms comprising living
room 17x27 feet, reception, dining,
breakfast and servants room and
kitchen department on the first floor
and five chambers on the second floor.
1t will have hardwood floors, beam
brick foundation and porch piers, rustic
exterior, etc.
Other New Work
Included in plans of new work re-
ported to the Builder and Contractor
are the following improvements:
julius w. Krause has prepared plans
and received bids for extensive alter
ations and additions to the two-story
brick building known as 129-133 South
Spring street, for the Otto Realty COM
pany.
The same architect is also drawing
plans for a two-story frame apartment
house to be erected at 159 South High
land avenue, Hollywood, for Miss M. A.
Parker. 1t will contain four four-room
apartments, each equipped with patent
wall beds and other household fixtures,
modern plumbing and electric conven-
fences. The exterior will be plastered.
Parkinson & Bergstrom are making
plans for alsix-story class A apartment
building f9 IT. Edmonds to be built at
Third and O,- streets.
They are also liking plans Of a gar
age, laundry. stables and outbuildfngs
for the grounds Of A. c.. Bilicke at
South Pasadena. Cobblestones will be
used for the exterior treatment of the
buildings.
| H. M. Patterson has drawn plans for
the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church
| to be built on the corner of Dayton
avenue and Loretta street 1t will be an
edifice with a total seating capacity of
$50. 1t will also be provided with indi-
vidual class rooms, ladies' parlors and
heating apparatus.
The same architect is also receiving
bids for the construction of the Modoc
County high school at Alturas. It will
be brick and stone structure, contain
ing fifteen class rooms. large lecture
room, etc. The estimated cost is $4,000.
Train & Williams have drawn plans
for a two-story twelve-room frame and
brick residence to be built OF Oneonta
Park for e. P. Bosbyshell. The first
story exterior will be of blue pressed
brick, the second story shingled, the
windows plate and loaded glass. The
lower floors will have beamed ceilings
and hardwood finish in all the principal
rooms, with large pressed brick mantels
in living room and ingle hooks. All
modern conveniences will be specified.
A F. Rosenheim is taking bids for
brick and concrete foundation walls
and piers of the large apartment build
ing to be erected for s. S. Hicks at the
southeast corner of Eleventh and Main
streets.
Myron Hunt and Elmer Grey have
submitted their plans for the proposed
Valley Hunt club building to be erected
near the corner of Palmetto and Orange
Grove avenue. The plans are for a
two-story frame building that will cost
about $25,000.
Fred r. Dorm is drawing plans for
two-story double house to be built on
the corner of Twelfth and Paloma
streets for William Bowers. 1t will con-
tain two four-room flats.
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