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granite. The interior will be finished
in marble and wrought iron gates with
bronze finish will be placed at the en-
trance. Large slabs of granite will be
employed for the roof. There will be
nine receptacles.
Architect e. G.. Kent, Auditorium
building, has completed plans for a
building to house the human roulette
wheel to be built at Redondo for the
Redondo Improvement company. The
roulette wheel will be IS feet in diame-
ter, around which there will be plat
form and spectators gallery. The
roulette will have hardwood flooring
1t will be erected on the ocean front,
near the bathhouse.
Large Dancing Pavilion
w. H. Crane, architectural draughts-
man, has drawn the plans for a large
dancing pavilion to be constructed on
the southwest corner of Sixteenth and
Flower streets for Mrs. Ida M. Bosley.
1t will be a two-story frame struc-
ture. of colonial design. The main
dancing auditorium will be 90x130 feet,
off of which is a reception room 52x3J
feet, and also ladies' and gents rest
and cloakrooms. The second floor will
contain a banquet room S0xS5 feet in
size, parlors and spectators balcony.
The interior finish will be in mahogany,
with polished white maple flooring
throughout. French doors will sur
round the dancing hall. opening onto a
promenade encircling two sides of the
structure. The walls will be hand
somely decorated, a special electric
lighting system installed and heavy
French plate glass mirrors seven feet
high will be placed around the entire
interior of the hall. The business Will
be conducted by Mrs. Bosley and p. H.
Goldberg. All work will be done by
day labor.
Wilbur d. Cook, jr. landscape archi-
tect. 616 Grant building, has been COM
missoned to make the necessary plans
for the Improvement of the grounds
surrounding the residence OF William G..
Kerckhoff, in course of erection at 734
West Adams street, from plans drawn
by and under the supervision of Archi-
tects Hunt. Eager & Burns.
The same architect also has on the
boards drawings for the Improvement
of the spacious grounds of L. N. Bruns-
wig on West Adams street near Ar
lington street. Sunken Italian gardens,
terraces. winding paths and driveways
and extensive lawns and flower beds
are planned. The residence, which
will be of stone. brick and wood, will
be one of the finest in this section. The
plans Tor tnlS palatJal nome are Detng
drawn by Architect F. x. Lourdou.
For Modern Bungalow
Architect F. J. Soper, 1877 H. w. He'll
man building, has prepared plans of a
modern bungalow residence to be built
at Alhambra for Raymond Ives Blakes-
lee, Mason Opera House building. II
will cover a ground area of 70x43 feet
and contain eight rooms. A combina-
ton of slinker brick and shakes Will be
employed on the exterior and eucalyp-
tus timbers will be used for the per-
golas. The patio, walks and terraces
will have brick floors. The general in
side trim will be in pine. Composition
roofing, plumbing, electric wiring, etc.,
are specified
The same architect has completed
plans for unique two-story and base
ment residence to be built on the corner
of West Pico street and st. Andrews
place for DIR. William Dufield. 1t will
cover ground space of 4Sx72 feet and
be we'll supplied with terraces, pergolas,
etc. The exterior will be faced with
blue brick and have exposed timber
treatment up to the second story sill
course. A special feature of the design
is brick tower effect which rises to