Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03

/ office for the superintendent of schools.
| 1t is estimated to cost $4,000.
For Erection at Glendale
Architect Charles E. Shattuck. Mason
building, is preparing plans for six
room bungalow to be erected in Glen
| dale for Mr.. Robinson. 1t will have
| hardwood floors, beam ceilings, panel
wainscoting, old gold brick fireplace
and mantel, concrete basement and
furnace for heating.
| Architect Walter Erkes AIS Henne
| building, is preparing plans for a ma
chine and repair shop to be built at
Oxnard 1t will be 20 by 10 feet, and
| have concrete foundation, cement floor,
corrugated iron siding and roof, large
spans and heavy timbers to support a
| travelling crane.
| Architect Homer W. Glidden, Wright
& Calender building, is completing
/ plans and will be ready for figures this
week on a reinforced concrete store
building, 65x65 feet, to be erected at
Fillmore for Richard Stephens. 1t will
have maple floors, Oregon pine trim
| plate glass front and asbestos roof.
The L. B. Walk Architectural COM
! pany, 424 Stimson building, is preparing
plans for a high school building for
| the Flsinore high school district. 1t
will be two stories in height and con-
structed either of brick or artificial
stone and cost $4,000,
Architect c. H. Brown, Stimson
building reports that the MOnrovia
Electrical company has the contract for
the new electric wiring and private
telephone system which is to be in
stalled in the Azusa hotel The cost will
be about $500.
Architects Morgan and Walls, 232
North Main street, are completing the
f,,I.
is to be built at 532-53S South Broad
way for William Garland. the railroad
magnate. The building is estimated to
cost at least $150000.
Architect r. B. Young, Lankershim
building, is taking figures on a court
house to be erected at Yuma, Ariz
Grade School Building
The plans Of Architect Robert H. Orr,
Hansler building, Pomona, for a grade
school building, to be erected in the
block bounded by Eighth, Ninth, Ham
ilton and Myrtle streets, have been
adopted by the board of education. It
will be two stories high Of classic de-
sign, brick and timber construction, and
when completed will be the largest
school building in the city. 1t will con-
tain fourteen rooms, consisting of class,
slOyd and kindergarten rooms domestic
science, cooking and sewing rooms, Of
fees, teachers rooms, library and cloak
rooms. A forced draught system of
heating and Ventilating will be en-
ployed and every attention given to Sc
cure the best light and ventilation. 1t
win have two main entrances facing
Hamilton avenue and two correspond
ing rear entrances.
Architects Davis and Higgs, First
National Bank building. Pomona, are
preparing plans of two-story and
basement brick building to be built on
the east side of Main street, between
Second and Third streets. 1t will be
45x11O feet and have blue brick front
and concrete basement. The second
story will be divided into rooms and
offices.
Architect W. B. Edwards, 40 East
Colorado street, Pasadena, has drawn
plans for a handsome six-room cot
tage to be erected on North Los Ro
bles avenue, for John R. Holmes, jr.
It will be a story and a half in height,
and will have resawed rustic for ex-
terror, and pine interior trim. A fea-
ture will be the large living room,
which occupies one-half of the first
floor. It will have wainscot and
beamed ceilings and bullt-in furniture,
There will be furnace, Ruud heater,
brick foundation and modern plumb
ing.
Architect Edwards has on the
boards plans for several new build
ings to be erected during the fall sea-
son. The largest of these is to be a
fine brick store and office building,
which will occupy site in the
choicest business district of Pasadena.
Details will be forthcoming at later
date.
Lester H Gibson, deputy city engi-
neer Of Pasadena, has completed plans
for a residence to be built for himself
at 1886 North Los Robles avenue. 1t
will be two full stories in height, have
cement foundation and porches, cedar
| and pine for interior trim, wainscot
in principal rooms, beamed ceilings,
built-in furniture, screened sleeping
porches, two baths and modern con-
veniences. Bids will soon be taken
| by the owner.
w. J. Wolff of the Wolff Adams
Drug company, East First and Ameri-
can avenue, Long Beach, has ordered
! plans drawn for a three story brick
store and apartment building to be
erected at the northeast corner of
Third and Magnolia avenue. 1t will
cost $4,000.