Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-23
PLANS FOR NEW
MASONIC TEMPLE
POMONA TO HAVE STRUCTURE
COSTING $4,000
cLAREMoNT CITY HALL WILL BE
IMPROVED
Hotel Building for Los Angeles Is In
Course Of Observation-Disclosures
Numerous Fine Dwelling
Houses

Plans have been prepared for new
Masonic hall at Pomona, to cost, with
lot, $S0,O00 Plans are in progress fol
alterations to the city hall at Clare
mont. A hotel building for Los An.
geles is in course of preparation
Plans for several large residences are
in the hands of architects, as we'll as
those for numerous bungalows and
cottages.
The Builder and Contractor reports
as follows among the architects:
Architects Train & Williams, 254
Broadway, are preparing plans for q
Observation-Disclosures bungalow, to be
built at Hollywood for John Rupp.
Most of the interior finish will be white
enamel; 1t will have have hard wood
floors in principal rooms, brick man
tel, etc.
The same architects are also taking
bids for the construction of a six-story
and basement class G store and hotel
building, to be erected on East First,
near San Pedro street, for I. F. Dehail,
the foundations for which are already
in. It will be rs by 1913 feet in size,
and will contain five stores on the
ground floor. The five upper floors will
be subdivided into 30 rooms, forty-two
rooms on each floor, besides the neces-
sary bathrooms, toilets, etc. 1t will
have pressed brick fronts, plate glass
store windows, pine trim, steam heat,
elevator, gas and electricity and mod
ern plumbing.
Architects Barker & Webster, 502
George Mason building, have in prepar-
alton plans for a seven-room frame
residence, to be erected on Budlong
avenue, near Jefferson street, for S. w.
Simpson. 1t will have beams in living
room, brick open fireplace, built-in
bookcases and seats; furnace, brick
terraces and steps, and cobblestone
foundation. The same architects are
also drawing plans for a seven-room
residence to be built on Budlong ave-
nue., near Jefferson street, for Mr. To-
bias. It will be similar to above mem
toned house.
They also have in preparation plans
for an artistic six-room bungalow, to
be built on Carlson street, Pasadena,
for A. M. Gayman. The living and
dining rooms win have hardwood floors
and paneled wainscoting, open fire.
place, bookcases, seats, etc.
For Large Residence
Architect F. x. Lourdon, 915 Wright
& Calender building, is completing
plans for a modern ten-room frame res
for Mr.. Lifour. 1t will have rustic ex-
terror to first story and shingles for
second story; brick porch, red pressed
brick for foundation and exposed work;
hardwood floors, brick fireplaces, beams
in reception hall, living and dining
rooms, and irst-class plumbing.
Lourdon says that good progress is
being made ON the palatial residence of
M. w. Brunswig, on West Adams |
street, the house now being ready for
the second floor joists. Louis GEE is |
tpe general contractor.
Architect c. g. Rittenhouse has |
drawn plans for a six-room frame cot
Lage to be erected at 1850 Mailman ave-
lue for Mrs Carrie A. Hotchkiss. Also |
plans for six-room bungalow to be
built on Thirty-sixth street, near West
srn avenue, for C. r. McCombs. Also |
plans for a modern California style cot !
age to be constructed at Monte Vista, |
Colo, for Capt. c. S. Aldridge. and also |
/ similar house to be built in Southern
Utah for William Anderson.
Architect A. r. Rosenheim is taking |
bids for the construction of a two-story
rame residence to be built at the cor
Ter of West Twenty-second and Juliet
ltreets. 1t will have cobblestone porch
)iers and rail, cement porch and steps;
hardwood floors, beam ceilings, case
nent and French windows, built-in buff
ct, bookcases and music racks. Ruud
lot water heater, hot air furnace and
III modern conveniences.
Architect Joseph ]. Blick, Dodworth
has prepared plans of a six
DOM frame cottage, bath, ETC., to be
'uilt on Chicopee street, between Will
ION and Michigan streets, for w. A.
'ayles. 1t will have brick foundation,
,orch piers and balustrades, lap siding,
Driek mantels, cement porch, built-in
fdr1noo 5u "a ri /
ng, etc.
Architect A. L. Haley, 531 Citizens
Bank building, has drawn plans for a
frame apartment house, 50x
0 feet in size, TO be built on the corner
f Central and Stanford avenues, for
andrew Brown. It will contain twen-
y~two apartments and will be equipped
With modern appliances, including con-
called beds, buffet kitchens, etc.
To Remodel Store Front
Architect William B. Edwards. 40
East Colorado street, has made plans
or the remodeIing of the store front at
8 East Colorado street. Marble and
late glass will be used. The interior
nd stairway will also be changed:
Architect r. B. Young, 707 Lanker-
him building, reports good demand
or residences, and has a number of
uch Jobs on the boards at the present
lme, among which is a $4,000 house, to
e erected on the corner of Eighth and
Vestmoreland place, and also a resi- {
ence to cost $1,000, which will be erected
{ Fifth and Commonwealth avenue.
Architect w. ]. Saunders, 1888 Mason
uilding, is receiving bids for the erec-
ION of a nine-room residence to be
uilt at 311 South Westlake avenue for !
IRIS. M. M. Potter. The foundations /
or this house are already in, but con- {
tructton work was stopped some time (
go. The house will be completed with
ut delay.
Architect L. t. Bishop, MCGOWAN !
uilding, Pomona, is making plans for :
lterations to the city hall at Clare
lont. The tower will be changed and ]
improvements to the interior of the i
uilding will be made. About $4,000 will c
e expended.
Architect c. r. Driscoll, chamber of b
building, Pasadena, has pre- I
AIRED plans for HISTORY seven-room
anne cottage to be built on Hamilton 4
rect, between Villa and Orange Grove p
venue for c. w. Stevens. It will havel :,
milestone foundation walls, porch =
ers and chimneys; pine trim, gas and q
ectric conveniences and modern in a
stail. s
Architects Davis e. Riggs
Pomona have prepared plans for the
ection Of the new Masonic hall to be
tilt at the corner of Fourth and /.
non1as streets. The site and building q
III cost $4,000. Bids are now being G