Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08

PREPARING
MANYPLANS
EXPERIENCE BUSIEST WEEK
IN THREE MONTHS
100000 BUILDING SOON TO BE
ERECTED
School Houses, Churches, Amusement
Halls, Residences and a Depot
Are Now Being De-
signed

Plans are being prepared by the local
architects for every kind of building
IN the city, suburbs and neighboring
cltles. The past week was the busiest
they have experienced in the past
three months and the work now ON
hand is sufficient to keep them rushed
FOR the next ten days. The demand
for plans is increasing daily and there
is no prospect Of setback to build
ing.
Some of the work being done by the
architects, as reported by the Builder
and Contractor, is as follows:
Architect w. J. Saunders has pre-
pared plans for a two-story frame
store and apartment building to be
erected on the northwest corner of
Washington street and Oxford avenue.
1t will be 65x114 feet in size and con-
tain six stores on the ground floor and
seven apartments of four rooms each
on the second floor. The exterior will
be plastered over metal lath. Much
staff ornamentation will be used. 1t
will be built on reinforced concrete
foundation. Each apartment will be
provided with buffet kitchen and pri-
vate bath. The excavation work will
be done by w. L. Dukes and the con-
crete work by F. Odemar & Co. All
work will be done under the super
NlSlOll VI Inc drCuL6CI.
The same architect has also drawn
plans for a two-story frame building,
to contain two four-room and two
five-room flats, to be erected on Temple
street, near Boylston avenue, for M.
Greenwald.
He has also made plans for twenty
five flats to be built on the corner of
Wiltshire boulevard and Carondelet
street, for j. B. Duke. Each fiat will
contain four rooms. Built-in beds,
hardwood floors and first-class con-
venience will be provided.
100000 Building
Tucson, Ariz., will possess a large
hotel if the plans of a syndicate of
which Mr.. Steinfeld is head do not
miscarry. Architects Holmes & Holmes
have made preliminary plans for a
building to cost about 100000.
Plans for an amusement building to
be built on the pike "a Long Beach
have been prepared by Charles E. w.
Moore. They are now being consid-
cred by the board of public works of
that city.
Holmes & Holmes. architects of Tue
son, Ariz., have drawn plans for a
new edifiice to be erected at Tucson
for the Trinity Presbyterian church.
1t win be mission in style and will cost
upward of $4,000.
A. R. Turner of Ocean Park has had
plans made for a two-Story brick build
ing, which he will build on Main street.
between Pier and Ashland avenues, in
that place. The building is for the
Woodworkers company and will be
used as a planning mill and furniture
factory.
Plans have been prepared for q four
room school building to be erected in
the Florence school district. The plans
and specifications may be seen at the
present school building on Florence
avenue. T. e. Cleland is clerk of the
board. Bids for the work will be opened
March IA at 5 p. m.
Maginnis & Walsh have in prepara-
ton plans for Catholic church to be
built at Redding. 1t will be of brick
and cost $4,000. Also for a frame
Catholic church to be constructed at
Beaumont.
Reeves & Baillie company, architects,
have been succeeded by William IL.
Reeves & Co. They have moved their
office to 502 Mason building, where
they will be pleased to receive their
friends and clients.
Architect G.. H. Ashby has drawn
plans and will erect modern seven
room frame residence on Melrose av-
enue, west of Hoover street, in Winder-
mere Park, for Mrs. Amelia A. Lang
eistein. 1t will have up-to-date con-
veniences.
Architects Kelly & Newbery. Pacific
Electric building, are preparing plans
for large ten-room frame residence
to be built for John Wagner on his
ranch at Placentia. 1t will be of mod
ern design and cost between $4,000 and
$1,000.
Architect f. August Westberg has
prepared plans of modern eight
room residence to be built at Alham-
bra for j. Atch. 1t will have concrete
foundation, brick porch, tile fireplace.
hardwood floors, plumbing, gas and
electric conveniences.
Architect Charles e. Shattuck has
drawn plans for a two-story double
house of bungalow style to be built on
Brand boulevard. Glendale, for Mrs.
Amalie Roesch. Each fiat will contain
five rooms and be provided with first
class conveniences.
Architects Hunt & Eager have
drawn plans for new passenger depot
for the Los Angeles-Pacific Railway
company, to be constructed on the
west side of Hill street between Fourth
and Fifth streets. 1t will be one
story brick building, 70x16O feet in size.
A mezzanine story will be built at one
end of the structure TO be used as Of
fices of the railway company. Work
of excavating the lot is now being
done and as soon as this is finished
construction work will be pushed and
the building rushed to a speedy COM
pletion.
Attractive Bungalows
Architect Thomas Preston. 337 South
Hill street, has drawn the plans for at
tractive bungalows to be built for the
following named persons: A one and
one-half story siX-room house to be
erec.ed at 1924 West Seventeenth
street for Emily j. c. Mccullough; a
six-room cottage to be built on the
corner Of Estudillo and Lanfranco
streets for Charles A. Meyer; five
room house at 4S13 Gramercy place for
A. B. Marshall and a four-room
bungalow for Frank Jacob to be con-
structed at Seal Garden. These houses
will be erected by the Los Angeles In
vestment company.
Jeffery & Van Trees have made
plans for two-story eight-room
frame residence to be constructed on
st. Andrews place. near Sixteenth
street, for Jacob Nauerth. 1t will have
hardwood trim in living room and re-
ception hail. pine in balance of house,
oak floors, beams in living room, fur
mace heat, sleeping balconies and per-
golas.