Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31
APARTMENTS
TO COST $4,000
STRUCTURE WILL BE BUILT ON
NINTH STREET
HUNTINGTON PARK PLANS NEW
TRAINING SCHOOL
Pomona Approves Science Hall De-
sian = Local Architect Prepares
Drawing for Group of stanis-
laus Ranch Buildings

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probably be erected at Ninth street
and Grandview avenue at cost of
$4,000. Plans are ready for palatlal
house to be erected on San RataeI
Heights near Pasadena. Plans are be-
ing prepared for a three-story brick
apartment house at Flower and Plco
streets. Huntington Park Union hlgh
school trustees have instructed an
architect to prepare plans Tor a mali
ual training building.
Pomona trustees have approved
plans for a science hall and manual
training building. A Los Angeles
architect is preparing plans for group
OF buildings for a 6S,000-acre ranch IN
Stanislaus county. Contract was let
last week for a factory building at
Dolgeville, to cost $4,000.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architects Hunt & Grey, 1017 Union
Trust building, have made plans and
specifications for a palatial residence 10
he built on San Rafael Heights near
Pasadena for H w. Bailey, and the
contract has been awarded to George
M. Etiquette of 615 Belefontaine ave
nue., Pasadena. The building Will be
of brick and reinforced concrete, and
win be first class in every respect. YER
teal grain Oregon pine will be used
for finishing the service portion OF the
house but enameled white cedar Will
be used in the main portions. A strlk-
ing feature of the interior OF the resi-
dence will be a spacious stairway of
genuine mahogany. Hardwood floors
of maple and oak are called for in the
specifications. The contract price is
$1S,526.
q. ]. Borgmeyer, 317 Stimson build
ing. is preparing plans for three
story brick apartment building, 55x1OS
feet, to be erected on Flower street
near Pico street for Neil Colgan. 1t
will contain fifty-eight rooms, divided
into twenty-three suites and six sim
gle rooms, each with private bath and
buffet kitchen. The front will be of
blue brick, the roof of composition ma
terial The entrance will be in tile, the
wainscoting also being of tile; the re-
ception room will have beamed ceiling
and oak floor The interior finish will
be of pine, stained, the kitchen will be
finished in white enamel and have
s'Woodstone" fixtures. A steam heating
plant will be installed; hot and cold
water, gas and electricity and steam
heat and wall beds will be supplied to
every room. return call bell system
viii also be put in.
School Plans Accepted
Architect Homer w. Gidden's plans
have been accepted for the new Nor
mandie avenue school. 1t will be an
eleven-room frame building with con-
crete foundation and steps. The blast
system will be used for heating. The
toilet rooms will be located in separate
buildings and individual compression
closets will be installed. Covered pas
sageways will connect with the main
building. The kindergarten room will
be separated from the main corridor by
a rolling partition so it may be thrown
open when SO desired.
Architect Fred R. Dorm, 232 Doug
las building, has drawn plans for
two-story eight-room frame residence
to be erected on Berendo street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, for
/. c. Cline. 1t will have artificial
stone front porch work, rustic and
shingled exterior, plate glass windows,
blue brick chimney, pressed brick man
tel, oak and maple flooring, beams in
living room, hot air heating plant and
standard plumbing.
Architect A. L. Haley, Citizens Ma
tional bank building, has let the foun-
dalton work of the c. Q. Stanton resi-
dence to be erected on Andrews boule-
ward. 1t will be a two-story and base
ment, sixteen-room house, 76x62 feet in
size. 1t will have cement plaster ex-
terror over metal lath, mission tile and
NOulpOSlllOA IOOl1 wall B6AlSf lldIuWOOu
finish and floors. Construction work
will be done by the day, under the
owners supervision.
Architect Norman f. Marsh, Broad
way Central building, has been in
structed by the trustees of the Hunt
ington Park Union high school dis
trict to prepare plans for a manual
training building. 1t will be a brick
structure to conform to the present
high school building which is just be-
ing completed from the plans Of Mr.
Marsh.
Architect Marsh's sketch drawings
for the Pomona Polytechnic high
school, consisting Of a science hall and
manual training building, have been
approved by the beard Of education
and he has been instructed to prepare
the working drawings.
Two-story Nine Room
Architect C. A, Howard, jr., Grant
building, has completed plans and is
taking figures on a two-story nine
room frame residence to be erected
at sos Harvard boulevard for DR.. e.
G.. Howard. The contracts for the
foundation work have been awarded.
P. Younger. 1893 Roxbury avenue, will
do the concrete work. E. P. Grull
will do the brick work.
Architect A. B. Benton; ia North
Spring street, is preparing plans for
the Patterson Ranch company of Pat
terson, Stanislaus county, for several
buildings which it intends to erect on
its 6S.O00-acre property. The principal
ones at present are an administration
building, 45 by Sc feet, containing
postoffice, lobby, reception room and
four offices. 1t will have a hot air
heating system, electric wiring, plumb
ing, composition and terra Gotta roof
ing, brick hreplaces, concrete founda-
ton, frame construction with steel
lath and cement plaster finish, Also in
the same general style of construction
q hotel building, containing twenty-five
sleeping rooms, offices, dining room
and kitchen department will be built
The same architect is preparing
plans for extensive alterations and
additions to the large residence of Mrs
Mary Coleman at the corner of West
Eighth and Bonnie Brae streets. The
building viii be converted into fats,
one OF which will have ten rooms. The
balance of the house will contain
three fats of six rooms each. New
plumbing, electric wiring, painting
decorating hot water heating system
etc, will be installed. The work will
be done by the day
Architect +. M. Tyler, 60O-601 Union
Trust building, has prepared plans for