Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
ALFALFA FIELD
with SxS-inch facing and sunken
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SevenzRoom Residence

with SxS-inch facing and sunken
hearth.
seven-Room Residence
The same architect is drawing plans
for seven-room frame residence to
be built on Bushnell avenue, near
Huntington drive, South Pasadena, for
Charles Z. Carver. 1t will have blue
brick front porch, shingled siding. ter
race, pergola stained pine inside finish,
white enameled woodwork ir sleeping
rooms, Cak and red birch flooring,
pressed brick mantel, beamed ceilings
and paneled wainscoting in principal
rooms.
The same architect has drawn plans
for three residences to be erected at
Riverside. One IS for Stanley j. Cas-
tleman, a ten-rOOm patio residence. 1t
will be of frame construction, with
cement plastered exterior and compost
tion roof. There will also be two tile
mantels. beams and paneled work.
built-in seats, bookcases, etc, stained
pine trim, oak floors, furnace. solar
heater. A feature of this home will be
that each bedroom will also have
sleeping porch in connection. There will
also be two bathrooms. with pool baths.
Bids for this house will be received by
Mr.. Casteman at the First National
bank. Riverside.
Another house is for H. Mills Fraser,
and will contain nine rooms. 1t will
be built on brick foundation, and
will have plastered exterior and mis-
sion clay tile roof, cement porch floor
stained Oregon and yellow pine finish. |
water heater. furnace. oak and birch
floors, two sleeping porches and two
open-air balconies.
The other is for Mrs. A NJ Pier ItI
will be two stories high and contain
twelve rooms. 1t will have blue brick
foundation and porch work, pine trim
throughout, two pressed brick mantels
furnace heat and first-class plumbing.
In each Of these houses there will he
an adobe cooling room.
BY Board of Supervisors
Architects Hudson & Munsell have
been instructed by the board Of super |
visors 10 act in conjunction with the
state engineer i'm the preparation of
plans for the proposed arr museum to /
he erected in Agricultural park. the
plans and specifications to receive the |
approval of the board Before accept |
ance. The building viii cost about $780, |
600, and will he paid for by the county. |
In addition to this building. the state
will erect an exhibition building to cost
$3.50, 600 and the city of Los Angeles /
viii expend 100000 in general improve /
ments of the grounds.
Architect Frederick Noonan, 424 |
South Broadway, has submitted the |
plans and specifications for the pro |
posed new grammar school building to |
be erected at Alhambra to the board of |
trustees for final examination before |
checking up. After the board is sat |
isted with the provisions set forth |
they will order that bids he received |
for the work. The statement i'm a |
daily paper that bids were being re- |
Ccived is premature. 1t will be some |
time this week before final agreement
is reached.
Architects Parkinson & Bergstrom |
are preparing the specifications for the |
proposed Utah hotel to be erected at
Salt Lake city for company COM |
posed largely of Mormon officials The /
building is to be ten stories and base |
ment, l65Xl95 feet, and modern in every
particular 1t will be built on a full
skeleton steel frame, the contract for
which has been let to the American
Bridge company.
Architect Charles E. Shattuck, BIS
Mason building, is drawing plans for a
siX-room bungalow to be erected on
Woollacott avenue, near Brand boule-
ward, Glendale, for John T. Cooper. It
viii have concrete foundation, oak
floors, plate glass windows and blue
brick porch front,
Ramona Hospital Plans
Architect q. W. Grigg of San Ber-
nardinO has completed plans for the
Ramona hospital building. It will be
of mission architecture. Of wood, iron
plastered exterior and tile roof. 1t will
be three stories and basement, eighty
four feet square. The convenienCes of
a first-class hospital will be provided.
Architects Metcalf and Lochridge Of
Long Beach are drawing plans for a
tWo-storE nine-rOOm, frame residence
to be erected at Whittier for e. AL
bertson Of S35 Elm avenue, Long
Beach. tt viii be up to date in every
particular and will cost about $5OOO
Architect w. 5. Hebbard, Grant
building, SAN Diego, has completed
plans for siX-stOry and basement
store and hotel building to be erected
on the west side of sixth street, be- |
tween Q and D streets. for the Frank
T. Botsford estate 1t viii be 50Xl00
feet with concrete foundation, skele- |
ton steel frame, brick walls pressed |
brick and terra Gotta front, plate and |
prism glass, copper SASH hardwood |
floors ana trim, elevators steam heat |
plumbing, gas and electrical fixtures. |
The same architect has made plans |
of a one-story bank building for the |
Marine National bank to be built on |
Fifth street, between p and Z streets |
1T will be Of reinforced concrete and |
handsomely decorated with four large /
Ionic columns and pilasters with ar |
tistic capitals and large moulded cor /
nice and balustrade A large recessed |
vestibule. with bronze doors and plate |
glass windows are special feature |
The columns will be of Indiana lime |
stone The interior will have marble |
flooring and tile wainscoting. burglar /
proof vaults, mahogany and bronze /
grille work and all up-to-date features !
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