Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
TO DESIGN SIX
SCHOOL HOUSES
ARCHITECTS ARE APPOINTED
BY CITY
HOTEL BONITA AT ARCADIA TO
BE REBUILT
Local Artist Completes Plans for
$4,000 Home In British Columbia.
New Business Blocks and
Bungalows

busily engaged From a summary of
the work now being done is derived
evidence of a most healthy building
condition.
The Builder and Contractor reports
the following among the architects:
The city board of education has or
dered plans prepared for new school
buildings which are to be erected as
soon as the drawings are completed.
An eleven-room building will be built
on the present site of the Eagle RocE
school on Eagle Rock avenue. Tho
architect for this building has not been
appointed.
An eight-room annex will be built to
the Fourteenth street building. Homer
w. Glidden has been selected as a4Chi-
tect.
A four-room annex will be butt to
the San Pedro street building. Tain
& Villa ms are the architects. This
firm is also making plans of four
room building to be erected at Eden
dale.
A twelve-room building is to be built
on Vernon avenue, from plans pre-
pared in the Polytechnic school by
Professor C. A. Faithful and pupils.
These plans have been approved by the
superintendent, and bids for its con-
struction will be called for next week.
The plans for an eight-room build
ing to be erected on West Thirty-seY-
6ntn street are SILL III LHe HduuS OI
Architect J. Lee Burton. These will
be considered by the board as soon as
they are in shape.
The Hotel Bonita, at Arcadia, de-
stroyed by fire recently, will be re-
built at once by the owner Ben New
man. He will erect new building TO
contain seventy-five rooms.
Elght-Room School
Architect J. Lee Burton has about
completed plans for new eight-room
frame school building to be construct
ed ON Thirty-seventh street near West
ern avenue. The board of education
for its erection early next week.
Architect Lester S. Moore has pre-
pared plans for two-story and attic
nine-room frame residence, to be con-
structed in Morgan place Hollywood,
have hardwood floors, stained pine
trim. furnace heat and other first class
convenienceS.
Architect Frank M. Tyler has drawn
plans for a seven-room bungalow to be
erected on the corner of Forty eighth
street and Vermont avenue for c. d.
Boaz. He has also drawn plans for a
one-and- -a-half-s story frame residence
to be constructed on Forty-fifth street
near Vermont avenue for Nellie r.
Higgins. Both houses will contain up
tO-udIe cOHVenlenceS.
With the exception of a few minor
changes the plans prepared by Archi-
tect Harrison Albright for an eight
story reinforced cSncrete building to
be erected at the corner of Sixth and
e streets, San Diego. for Henry Tim
ken. have been accepted by the owner
and as soon as these are made bids
for the construction of the building will
be called for
Achitect Frederick G. Brown, 624-
625 Security building, has completed
plans for a spacious residence to be
built at Riverside Inlet, British Column
bia, for George F. McPavish. 1t will
contain twelve rooms, and will be con-
structed of stone, brick and wood. The
interior trim will be in various hard
woods The estimated cost of this res
idence is $4,000.
Three=story Brick
Architects Morgan & Walls have pre-
pared plans of three-story brick mer-
camille building to be erected at Cen
trail and Gladys avenues, for Thomas
McKeever. 1t will have pressed brick
front plate glass windows, composition
roofing and cement floor to store
rooms
The same architects have also taken
bids for two one-story brick store build
ings, one to be built on the corner of
West Seventh and Flower streets the
ington and Figueroa streets. Each will
have pressed brick fronts, plate glass
windows and modern conveniences.
Architect A. f. Rosenheim is taking
bids for the fixtures, shelving, etc,
for the second and third floors of the
Hamburger department store building.
Later on bids for the work to be in
stalled on the fourth and fifth floors
will be called for A large amount of
interior finish is yet to be contracted
for.
Esen & Son have succeeded to the
business of Architect Theodore A.
Eisen, Percy Eisen having been granted
a, a,certificate and taken into partnership
with his father.
e. r. Jeffery and Paul J. Van Trees,
424 Citizens National bank building,
have in preparation plans for num-
ber of artistic bungalows, among which
are the following:
A six-room home for Mrs. A. A. AL
ton, to be built in the Pioneer Invest
ment and Trust company's Windemere
Park tract; four cottages for the Pio-
neer Investment and Trust company
in the Windemere Park tract six
room bungalow for Mrs. Ingersoll in the
same tract.
They also have on the boards plans
for a two-story ten-room residence, in
plastered and half-timbered and old
JInSIlS1 6IIGcL, 10 ne erected on tne
corner of Sixteenth street and Manhat-
tan place. for Mrs Helen II. Dryden
1T will contain all modern improve
ments.
Large Frame Residence
Also plans for a two-story nine-room
frame residence, to be built on Cira-
mercy place for ]. +. Goodenow. They
have also drawn plans for a typical Cal
ifornia bungalow and a two story brick
store and apartment building. to be
built at Anderson, s. c., for John e.
Peoples.
Architect c. w Buchanan of Pasa-
dena has prepared plans of a large
Spanish bungalow residence to be built
on San Pasqual street, near Rose ave-
nue., Pasadena, for Thomas Frost. I'll
win cover a ground area 92X9G feet, in
Guiding an open court 26X3b feet It'll
viii be built on a concrete foundation
and have cement pastered exterior
walls and metal tile roofing The liV.
ing room, 22x47 feet will have a large
cobblestone fireplace and heavy beaned
ceiling. There will be five chambers,
three bath rooms, sun parlor, kitchen
department, etc. 1t win have hardwood
floors, plate glass windows and all
modern conveniences. The building
will be erected on a large plot of ground
which will be laid out and later the
erection of stable and outbuildng will
be undertaken.
Architect G. II. e. Blachmann of San
Diego has made plans and let the con-
tract for q three-story brick business