Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-29
SANTA PAULA TO
BUILD CITY HALL
BRAWLEY SCHOOL PLANS ARE
ACCEPTED
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CHURCH TRUSTEES TAKE BIDS
FOR EDlFIcE
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Wing VIII BE Added to Soldiers
Home - Porterville Masons TO
Erect $4,000 Structure.
Other Plans

Plans for an artistic city hall and
library building at Santa Paula are be-
ing prepared by Los Angeles arclli-
tect. The structure will cost $4,000.
Plans have been accepted for the
new school building at Brawley. Mis-
sion style will be effected. Bids are
being taken for a building to be oc-
cupied as the First Presbyterian
cuhrch edifice at San Bernardino.
Plans have been completed for a two
story brick store and apartment build
ing in Los Angeles and q church
building out of town. Plans have
been accepted for a Masonic hall at
Porterville to cost $4,000 and plans
are complete for a new wing to Sol
diers' home at Sawtelle. There was
the usual run of bungalows, cottages
and residences designed.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
e. J. Borgmeyer, 81 Stimson build
ing, has completed plans for modern
two-story eight-room frame residence
to be erected at BIC East Second
street for Frank Gibson.
Architect Norman F. Marsh, 206
Broadway Central building, is taking
bids for the construction of the First
Presbyterian church of San Bernar-
dino. 1t will be Of wood and will cost
dbOul RlDsDuUs
Architects Sechorn & Nicholson, Sc
curity building, have made plans of a
two-story brick store and apartment
building 40x60 feet, to be built on the
west side of San Pedro street, just
north of Eighth street, for ]. Sreso-
vieh, jr, It will have concrete founda-
ton, composition roofing and all mod
ern features. The brick building now
on the lot will be moved back.
Arphftncts SHILLING & Nahar have Fra-
pared plans for a new wing to the hos
pital building at the Soldiers home. It
will be of frame construction, one
story, 40XS0 feet, and contain ward
room 40x50 feet, eight patients rooms.
nurses room. lavatories and bath
floors and wainscoting; metal ceilings,
single roofing, etc. The heating win
be supplied from the general power
plant of the home.
Architects Eisen & Son, 1888 Wilcox
building, are drawing plans for two
story twelye-room frame residence to
be erected at Chapman Park for C. c.
Chapman. 1t will have hardwood
floors, pine trim, furnace, etc.
The same architects re also drawing
plans for a nine-room frame residence
to be built on Miami avenue for s.
Brealey. 1t will have pressed brick
mantels, pine finish, furnace, etc.
A local architects working drawings
for a combined city hall and library
building to be built at Santa Paula are
under way, the preliminary sketches
having been approved by the city
trustees. The library portion of the
building has been made possible by
a donation from Nathan Blanchard for
the purpose. The building will be of
reinforced concrete, in the classic style
of architecture, and viii cost about
5000.
The same architect is preparing plans
of modern two-story ten-room resi-
dence to be built near Harvard and
Wiltshire boulevard for J. W. Watson.
Architect Charles e. ShattUck. 31S
Mason building. is drawing plans for
a one-story brick building 37x100 feet,
to be constructed at Fourth street and
Central avenue, for DR.. Fl. c. Fenni-
more. 1t will have concrete and as
phalt flooring, composition roof, gall
vanized iron skylights, red pressed
brick facing, sliding doors, etc. It will
be used for market and warehouse pur-
poses.
The same architect is also drawing
plans for spacious twelve-room frame
residence to be erected on Boyle ave-
nue. near Fourth street, for a local
business man. 1t will contain twelve
rooms, and will have oak floors and
slash-grain pine trim on first floor and
maple flooring and white enamel wood
work on second floor; tile in bath
rooms, furnace heat, blue brick for
front porch, first-class plumbing, etc.
Messrs. Jeffery, Van Trees g. Millar.
Citizens Bank building, have completed
the drawings for a two-story eight
room frame residence to be constructed
on Manchester Heights for Peter Thill.
1t will have hardwood trim on first
floor, tiled porches and bathrooms, fur
mace, plate glass windows, granite
porch columns and buttresses.
The same firm is also preparing plans
for a church building 4oxl25 feet in
size to be built at Redding for the Rev.
Father T. Nugent. The Sunday school
department will be in the basement.
Also plans for a two-story brick gar
age, to be constructed on the home
place of Miss Florence Dwight, on San
Rafael Heights, near Pasadena.
Also plans for three bungalows, to
be erected in Boyle Heights for the
Pioneer Investment and Trust COM
pany.
Mission School Building
Architect B. M. Morris, sos Crosse
building, has had his plans accepted
by the school trustees of Brawley, I'M
perial county, for the new school build
ing to be constructed at that place.
the plans and specifications and super
intend the construction of the same.
1t will be a one-story frame building,
mission in design, and will contain
eight large class rooms, assembly hall
with rostrurn, dressing rooms, rooms
for principal and teachers; also a liz
brary and laboratory rooms. The ex-
terror will be plastered, the roof COW
cred with terra Gotta thing, an up-to-
date plumbing system and a perfect
cooling and ventilating system in
stalled. 1t will cost approximately
$4,000 The plans will be ready for con-
tractors in about three weeks.
Architect w. B. Edwards of Pasa-
dena has taken bids for a two-story,
eight-room frame residence to be built
on West California near Grand ave-
nue., for A. e. Edwards of the First
National bank of Pasadena. 1t will
have blue brick foundation and CHM
neys; shakes for siding, composition
roofing, oak and maple floors. cedar
and pine trim, pressed brick mantel,
plumbing, electric wiring, etc.
Architect Joseph j. Black, Dodsworth
building, Pasadena, has made plans
for a two-story frame residence, to be
built at the northwest corner of Noun
tain and Fair Oaks avenue, for w. NJ.
Eason, Union Savings Bank building,
Pasadena. It win contain nine rooms.
two baths, closets, sleeping porches.
etc. It viii have cedar and pine trim.
oak floors. cobblestone foundation
walls, porch piers and columns. The