Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-27
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR ELKS' HOUSE
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TO BE BUILT AT SAN PEDRO;
COST $4,000
cAMARILLo RANCH TO HAVE A
CLASSIC GREEK CHAPEL
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Architect Prepares for Private School
Building Of Spanish "reminiscences
Type-cIcse-In Corner to
Be Improved

Plans have just been finished for the
new Elks' hall to be built at San Pedro
at q cost of $4,000. A local archi-
tect's plans have been accepted for a
classic Greek chapel to be built on the
Camarillo ranch In Ventura county.
Plans are being prepared for private
school building in the Spanish renais-
sance type, to be built near Pasadena.
Alterations are in course of prepara-
ton for the Hotel Angelus. Spring
street, south of Fourth street.
Architects during the week were
well employed. There was the usual
good run of bungalows and cottages.
A number OF large residences will soon
be built from plans finished last week.
Plans are completed for several brick
store and apartment buildings. A
movement has started for the improve
ment with a two-story building at the
southeast corner of First and Hin
streets.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architect C. G. Rittenhouse, 1888 VIII
cox building, has completed plans for
a one-story and basement frame school
building to contain two class rooms, to
be built in the Grant school district,
Redondo. He Is now receiving esti-
mates for the construction of this
school, bids also being received by Mrs.
William Duane, clerk of the Grant dis
trict school board, Redondo. Bids will
be opened September 20.
The same architect has drawn plans
for q two-story eight-room frame resi-
dence. to be built at Eagle Rock for j.
Kincheloe. Also plans for an eight
room residence to be constructed on
Huntington drive. Oneonta Park, for
q Mr.. Judd. 1t will have hardwood
floors, pine trim, hot water heater,
solar heater and first class plumbing.
Also plans for a Sseven-room bunga-
low, to be erected on Ash street, Gar
vanza, for James A. Hodges. 1t will
contain modern conveniences.
The same architect has also prepared
plans for large nine-room ranch home
to be built at Ventura for Mrs. E. M.
Wagner. It will contain all the con-
veniences of an up to date ranch home
To Improve City Corner
Architects Edelman & Barnett, Blan-
chard building, have been commits
stoned to draw plans for improving the
southeast corner of First and Hill
streets. owned by Bogardus & Mason.
The corner Is improved at present with
a three-story brick and frame building.
The building on the inside go feet 'front.'
ing on Hill street, will be RACED and a
new two-story brick structure. to con-
stead. The same owners are also con-
templating the erection of two-story
frame store and fiat building at Hobart
and Washington streets.
Architects Edelman & Barnett have
prepared plans for alterations to a por-
ton OF the first floor OF the Hotel An
gelus on Spring street, just south of
Fourth. The south 47.2 feet, now oc-
cupied as dining room, will be con-
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tablishment and will be occupied by
Eisner g. Co., now at 120 South Spring
street. An entire new store front with
plate and prism glass lights. metal sash
bars, mahogany panel work and mosaic
thing will be installed.
Architect ]. Lee Burton. AIT German
building, has drawn plans for an eight
room bungalow to be erected on South
Breed street for Norris Breitenstein.
1t will have beamed ceiling in dining
room, hardwood floors, pine finish,
built in bookcases, seats, etc.
Architect j. Lee Burton and J. M.
Bram1ett, associated. All German
building, are working on plans for
two-s story brick store and apartment
building, 45x100 feet in size, to be con-
structed on Moneta avenue near FORTY
sixth street for G. ID. Streeter OF Santa
Ana. The first floor will contain two
stores and the upper floor will be sub
divided into six suites. each containing
living and dining rooms, bath and
kitchen. It will have an artificial stone
front entrance to upper story, plate
glass store fronts, pine trim. hot and
cold water, instantaneous neaters.
built-in furniture. wall beds, compost
ton roofing and enameled plumbing
fixtures. The general construction
work will be done under the super
vision of l.. C. Haggett. 1882 East
Fifty-third street.
seven-Room Frame
Arcbitects Train e. williams, 254
South broadway, have drawn plans
for a seyen-room frame residence. to
he erected~ on ST. Andrews place near
Pieo street for Miss Moir. Also plans
for a two. story eight-room frame resi-
dence to be constructed for X. A. Rich
ardson, location not selected as yet.
1t will be Of artistic design and VIII
Contain all conyeniences of a first class
home The same architects have also
drawn plans for a seven-room bunga-
low TO be built on Budlong avenue near
Thirtieth street,for Mrs. watson.
Architects Hudson & Munsell have
prepared plans for the proposed Elks
hall, to be elected at San Pedro at a
cost of $4,000. Bids are to be opened
October 3.
plans have been prepared by p. ].
Borgmeyer, All Stimson building for a
six-room cottage to be built on Vernon
avenue, west Of Figueroa street, for G.
w. jerks of 812 West Fourth street.
The exterior walls will be of cement
blocks. 1t will have cement porch and
steps. pine trim, pressed brick mantel,
built-irl~ buffet, seats, etc. Plumbing,
gas and electricity.
Juan Camarillo of Camarillo, Ventura
county, has accepted plans for a gran
lite chapel to be erected on his ranch
property at Camarillo 1t will be of
classic Greek design.
1t is reported that plans are being
prepared in Chicago by Architect w.
g. Zimmerman for new school build
ing to be occupied by Miss Florence
Housed, now in the building known as
Huntington hall at Eleventh and Main
streets. The new building will be To-
Gated at Oneonta Park, South Pasade-
ma, lust south of the station. It Will
be in the Spanish renaissance style OF
architecture, two stories high and con-
structed OF fireproof material. Each
bedroom will have private bath and
sleeping balcony. The lease on her
present quarters expires in about two
Years. Miss Housed is now in Chicago.
arranging details.