Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-09

BUSY WITH
NEW PLANS
SPRINGS APPROACH CREATES
ACTIVITY
HEIGHTS CHURCH is TO
HAVE ALTERATIONS
work on New Hamburger Building Is
Being Advanced and New Con-
tracts Have Been Let.
Other Buildings

The work of the architects for the
week is reported by the Builder and
Contractor as follows:
Architect H. NJ. Patterson has pre-
pared plans for alterations in and adj
ditions to the Boyle Heights Methodist
Episcopal church at ST. Louis street
ana pennsylvania avenue Additions
10 the sunday school department will
consist or a two-story building, 40x50
rect In size, containing kindergarten,
primary and junior departments also
auoltiohs TO the church to make pro-
VISIONS for new parlors, club rooms,
pastors study and reception room. Ad-
d1tlonal individual class rooms and a
gallery will be made In the Sunday
school room. New ceiling lights will
be put in main auditorium and Sum
DAY school room. Three new fire.
places Will also be installed.
The same architect is also drawing
plans Tor one-and-a-half-story six
room frame residence, to be construct
ed on the corner of Twenty street
ana Arlington avenue for Mrs. r, w.
Lacy 1t will have beam ceilings in
living room, tile mantel and large
Placement.
Work on Hamburger's
Architect A. F. Rosenheim is taking
BIDS for the plastering work of the
hamburger department store build
ing, at Eighth and Broadway. He
mas also taken bids for the sheet metal
ana skylights of the same building.
ne mas also the details for the store
MIXTURES, shelving, ETC., in preparation,
and expects to be ready for estimates
about March 1.
T.. u. Judah has force of mechanics
at work on the wearing surface of the
roof which will be composed of a felt
and heavy asphalt composition applied
to the concrete base.
rhe Llewellyn iron works was
awarded the contract for the sidewalk
lights of the same building.
The same architect reports that the
delay in the construction of the Hicks
building at Eleventh and Main streets.
occaSioned by the on-arrival of a car
loau or terra Gotta from Perth Amboy.
N. j., is at an end, and that work will
now be prosecuted to a finish. The
same may be said of the new church
now being built on West Adams street
for the Second Church of Christ, Scien-
fist. The c. ]. Kubach company has
the contract for both buildings.
Alterations in Grant Building
Mr.. Rosenheim also reports that he is
about to commence work on the extern
sive alterations to be made to the three
storerooms on the first floor of the
Grant building at Fourth and Broad
way. Montgomery Bros, the jewelers.,
have secured a long term lease of the
entire ground floor and will occupy it
exclusively, giving them a floor space
S0x120 feet. They have let the con-
tract for the ornamental iron store
fronts to the Winslow Bros. company
Of Ia Too Ca. IL
vault work to the Diebold Safe and
Lock company for $4,000 and the ma
hogany store fixtures, wall cases and
interior woodwork to J. w. Smith &
Co. of Philadelphia. AS soon as the
present tenants vacate the work of
tearing down the partition walls, fronts,
etc, will commence.
Architect Frank M. Tyler, 602 Bu-
miller building, has drawn plans for
a two-story ten-room frame residence
to be constructed on Harvard boule-
ward, near Sixth street, for w. s.
Bell. 1t will have stone porches, hard
wood floors throughout, beam ceilings,
paneled walls, plate glass windows,
f1rst-class plumbing and furnace heat.
Architects Hudson & Munsell have
submitted to the board of supervisors
the preliminary designs for the pro-
posesd hall of records to be built ON
the property adjoining the court
house grounds. No action was taken.
The property on which the proposed
building will be erected will have to be
acquired by the county, either by con-
demnation process or direct purchase.
In either case some time will elapse
before the matter is in favorable
shape.
Architect A. c. Smith, 307 South
Broadway, has completed plans for the
Garden Grove grammar school build
ing, and is now ready TO receive bids
for the erection of the same. 1t will
be a two-story frame structure, and
will contain eight class rooms and an
assembly hall, library, principals and
teachers room. 1t will be equipped
with a gravity system of heating.
San Diego Plans
Architect c. H. e. Blachmann has
made plans of two-story frame store
and apartment building to be erected
on the east side of Eighth street, be-
tween E and f. for Patrick Martin.
1t will be 50x76 feet and contain two
store rooms and eighteen rooms. 1t
will cost about $4,000.
Architect w. S. Hebbard, Grant
building, has prepared plans for a rec
tory building FOR st. Pauls church, to
be built at Fourth and Nutmeg streets.
1t will be two stories and attic, and
contain ten roms. with all modern
conveniences. The estimated cost is
$4,000.
The same architect is preparing plans
Of two-story family hotel to be built
ct the corner OF G avenue and Tenth
street, Coronado, for Nicholas Sargent.
IT, will be 44x90 feet, frame construction.
end cost about $1,000.
A selected number of architects ara
preparing designs for a reinforced coma
crete apartment house to be built at
the corner of Isabel avenue and Ocean
Front boulevard San Diego, for u. s.
Butler, a Nevada mining man and the
owner of an S0-foot frontage on Ocean
Front. The proposed building will be-
e0x100 feet and contain 100 rooms. The
estimated cost is $150,000.