Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
PREPARES PLANS
FOR NEW MARKET
STRUCTURE TO RISE ON EAST
SIXTH STREET
Architects Plan Club House, Parson-
age, Carnegie Library, Biological
Building, Grammar School and
Playground Structure

Plans are being completed for the
new market building to be erected on
East Sixth street east of Alameda
street. Working drawings were pre-
pared last week for new passenger
depot for street car purposes at Ocean
Park Plans were completed for the
Womans club building at Whittier, for
a parsonage in connection with the
Presbyterian church at Fillmore, for a
Carnegie library at Azusa and for a
reinforced concrete building to be erect
ed at La Jolla' for the San Diego Bio
logical association. Plans are now in
course of preparation for new gram
mar school at Fillmore and for play
ground building at Compton and Slau-
son avenue.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architect II. w. Glidden, 81 Wright
G. Calender building, has drawn plans
for a parsonage for the Presbyterian
church of Fillmore.
Architects Edelman e Barnett,
Blanchard building, have prepared
plans of a two-story, nine-room frame
residence, to be built on Harvard bou-
levard between Fifth and Sixth streets.
1t will have brick foundation and Chin
neys; pine, oak and mahogany trim,
hardwood floors, built-in detail work;
furnace, gas and electrical conven-
fences.
Architect Norman F. Marsh, 20s
Broadway Central building. is drawing
plans for four one and a half story
cottages to be erected at Ocean Park
for W. I. Weber. First-class conven-
fences will be provided.
The same architect has also been
chosen to prepare the plans for the
Azusa Carnegie library. 1t will be
40x65 feet in size, one story and base
ment, and of stone construction. 1t
will cost $4,000.
Architect Frank M. Tyler, 600 Union
Trust building, has drawn plans for a
two-story nine-room frame residence to
be built on Berendo street, near Sixth
street, for L. N Beach. 1t will have
stone porch, beamed ceilings, oak
floors, stone mantel furnace heat, etc.
He has also drawn plans for an eight
room residence to be erected at South
Pasadena for Ingram and Briggs. Also
plans for a seven-room bungalow to
be erected at Montecito Park for M. E.
Johnson.
Takes Bids for House
Architect Lester S. Moore, 705 Audi
forum building, has taken bids for a
two-story eight-room frame residence
to be built on Fiftieth street, between
Moneta avenue and Figueroa street, for
e. l.. Mills Foundations and porch
columns and trimmings will be of arti-
fetal stone; inside finish on lower floor
in red birch; white enameled cedar
bed chambers hardwood floors
throughout; plate and art glass win
dows, pressed brick mantels, built-in
buffet, furnace.
He has also completed plans for a
two-story frame residence to be erected
at Whittier for Mrs. Emile Lum.
Architect Charles e. Shattuck, 31S
Mason building, has been commits
stoned to prepare plans for a new gram
mar school building for Fillmore school
district. 1t will be of frame construc-
ton, and will contain five class rooms,
teachers private dining room and lava
tory, library and office. 1t will have
concrete foundation and siding UP to
belt courses, above which it will be in
English half tim bered effect. The base
ment will contain the furnace, play and
lunch rooms, bicycle and lavatory
rooms.
The same architect has completed
plans for two-story double residence
to be erected on Miami avenue near
Sixth street for George w. Frey. 1t
will contain two seven-room fats. each
with den, built-in bookcases and sep
arate heating plant
He is also completing plans for the
new Los Angeles market building to be
constructed on East Sixth street east
of Alameda street.
Architects Hunt, Eager and Burns,
Laughlin building, are making plans of
a playground building to be erected at
Compton and Slauson avenue, for the
playground commission. 1t will be of
the same general character as that
built in Echo park. but somewhat
larger. 1t will contain auditorium, two
large club rooms, kitchen and bath
room on the main floor, with bowling
alley, workshop, shower baths, boys
and girls dressing rooms and free clinic
room ON the ground floor.
For Residence Alterations
The same architects have made plans
for extensive alterations to the resi-
dence of A. B. McGaffey at Albuquer-
que, N. M. 1t will receive two-story
addition. with stone foundation, plas-
tered exterior and single roof. New