Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-06
THREE BUILDINGS
FOR THE COUNTY
ARCHITECTS GET INSTRUC-
TONS AS TO PLANS
Sierra Madre Women's Club and
Building to Be Occupied as
Home Of the Aged Are
on Paper

Local architects are preparing plans
for three new buildings for the
grounds of the county hospital. The
three buildings will cost S1S0,O00 Plans
are being prepared for a Women's club
house to be built at Sierra Madre.
Plans have been prepared for building
at Ghula Vista. Several handsome
garage buildings ere about to be erect
ed from plans completed last week.
Architects are receiving bids Tor a
number of good residences and build
ings out of town. There was the usual
run of bungalows and cottages de-
signed.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architects Morgan 81 Walls have
taken bids for a brick garage building
to be erected on South Olive street, near
Eleventh street, for William Garland.
1t will be 40x160 feet and equipped with
every modern feature.
Architect Norman f. March, 206
Broadway Central building, is reeeiv-
ing new bids for the heating and ven
tilating system to be installed in the
Tempe high school, the former bids
having been rejected Bids will be
opened December s.
Architects Hunt, Eager & Burns,
Laughlin building, are preparing plans
of a Woman's club house to be built at
Sierra Madre. 1t will be a two-story
structure, the first story to be used By
the club. The second will be designed
for Masonic purposes.
Architects Hudson & Munsell have
been instructed by the board of super
Visors to prepare plans for three new
buildings to be erected on the grounds
Of the county hospital, on Mission road.
They will comprise an administration
building, a medical ward and tuber-
culosis ward. The proposed improve
ments will cost about S1S0000.
Architects Barker Sc Webster, 500
Mason building, are drawing plans for
a two-story eight-room frame residence
to be erected at Oneonta Park for M. G.
Ritchey. 1t will have stone and cement
porch, beamed ceiling In living room,
den, ingle nook with large brick fire.
place, pine finish, resaw and shingled
exterior.
Two-Story Frame
Architects SHILLING & Nener COZ Pa
cifc Electric building, have taken bids
for a two-story, nine-room frame resi-
dence, to be built on Occidental boule-
ward, near Sixth street, for DR.. w. w.
Richardson, Lissner building. 1t will
have hardwood floors cedar and stained
pine trim on first floor and white en-
Rmel finish on second floor. Brick foun-
dalton, porch and chimneys; brick fire
places, Ruud hot water heater, furnace.
plate glass windows, gas, electricity,
plumbing, etc. The exterior will be in
English half-timber effect.
The same architects have made plans
of a frame building to contain four
three-room flats, equipped with wall
beds and all modern features. 1t will
be erected at 1916 Pennsylvania avenue
Boyle Heights, for a Miss Tompldns.
Architect John G. Smith, 502 II. w.
Hellman building, has completed the
plans and is now receiving bids for the
construction of brick garage, 10 by 100
feet in size, on South Olive street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, for
Mrs. Emma Markham. 1t will have
white pressed brick 'front.' plate glass
windows, composition roof and cement
flooring The front viii contain show
room. ladies' and gentlemen's waiting
rooms, Offices etc. The garage Will De
IS by so feet in size, and will be pro-
vided with turn table and washing
table. In the rear of the garage, sep
arated by fireproof wall is the ma
chine shop IS by 40 feet, to be equipped
with new modern machinery, lathes,
etc There will be twenty seven indl-
yidual lockers. A unique feature Will
be the electric lighting fixtures in re-
Electors.
Trust building, has drawn plans for
seven-room bungalow to be built at
ramona acres for w. r. Arnold. 1t
will have hardwood floors, beamed cell
ings, paneled walls, brick mantel, etc.
The same architect has also prepared
plans for an artistic six-room bunga-
low to be erected at La Sale and Dali
ton avenues for F. Gollmer. 1t will
have artificial stone porch and col
umns, hardwood floors, pine trim and
first class sanitary fixtures.
The same architect has also in prep
3 Mo
story seven-room frame residence, to
be constructed at Tenth and Hobart
boulevard for I. Hesse. 1t Will have
stained pine trim, oak floors, brick
nantel, beams, panels, bu1lt-in detail
work.
Thomas Fellows, 453 Pacific Electric
building, has made plans and is taking
bids for story and a half residence
of seven rooms to be built at Holly
wood. 1t will have hardwood floors. oak
doors, pine trim, brick foundation,
chimneys and freplaces; furnace heat
and all modern features. Bids for the
building with rustic and studding for
exterior walls and for terra Gotta block
construction are being taken.
San Diego Plans
Architect S. G. Kennedy, Scripps
building, San Diego, has prepared plans
of a parsonage building for the First
Methodist church to be built on the
northeast coIner VI oSSo1u eSiiu ~
streets 1t will contain ten rooms and
will cost $4,000.
Architects Quayle Bros, Granger
building, San Diego, have prepared
plans for building designed as home
for the aged to be built at Chula Vista.
The plans complete call for one main
structure with three wings. The main
portion will not be built at the present
time. The building now on the site will
be altered to meet the present demands.
This building will no doubt form the
main structure and the wings built to
conform to it. The home will have
steam heat, lighting plant, laundry,