Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
TRAFFIC DEPOT
AT OCEAN PARK
ARCHITECT PREPARES PLANS
FOR STRUCTURE
NEW SIX-STORY BUILDING TO
RISE ON BROADWAY
Plans Are Completed for Twentieth
Century Club, Three-Story Apart
ments, Frame Church and
$4,000 Residence

depot at Ocean Park for use by the
Los Angeles-Pacific. Plans were
completed during the week for the new
building to be occupied by the Wom-
ans Twentieth century club. Draw
ings were submitted for the new school
at Alhambra. Plans are about COM
pleted for a six-story and basement
class c. building to be erected on the
east side of Broadway just south of
Seventh street. Plans were completed
for a three-story apartment house.
Plans are being prepared for hand
some fifteen-room house, to cost
$4,000; also a frame church and one
story brick building.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architects Edelman & Barnett have
been instructed to prepare plans for
the new fire engine station to be built
at East Second and Hewitt streets.
Architect Charles E. Shattuck, 31S
Mason building, is now receiving bids
for the erection of a Seven-room frame
residence at Glendale for John Getz.
Architects Hunt, Eager & Burns,
Laughlin building, are making plans
of a passengfer depot for the Los AM
geles-Pacific railroad to be built at
Ocean Park. It will be of brick con-
stTdction, one story high, 40x110 feet,
and contain several store rooms, Of
fees, etc.
Architect H. Alban Reeves, Chamber
of Commerce building, has completed
plans for a new clubhouse to be erect
ed at Eagle Rock for the WOmen's
Twentieth Century club. The club
house will contain social rooms, an as
sembly hall and many unique features.
E. J. Borgmeyer, 317 Stimson build
ing, is drawing plans for a one-and-a-
half story eight-room bungalow, to be
built on Gramercy place near Fifth
street for DR.. Charles Freedman. 1t
will have a pergola, a cobblestone front
porch and pillars, beamed ceilings in
living and dining rooms. hardwood
floors, cobblestone fireplace, buffet with
loaded glass and other first-clasS con-
NenienceS.
Architect Frederick Noonan, Union
Trust building, is making plans for the
new store fixtures, wall cases, etc., to
be installed in the new storeroom to be
occupied by the Fitzgerald Music COM
pany on South Broadway between
Fifth and Sixth streets.
Submits Complete Drawings
The same architect has submitted his
complete drawings for the proposed
school building to be erected at AL
for approval.
Architect Frank M. Tyler, 800 Union
Trust building, has drawn plans for
one-story SfX-room frame cottage, to be
erected at South Pasadena for A. j.
Paden. He also has in preparation
plans for a two-story ten-room frame
residence, to be erected on the corner
of Dorchester and st. Andrews boule-
ward, for M. F. Dillon. It will have
stone porch and chimneys, hardwood
floors, beams paneled walls, pine trim,
first class plumbing fixtures, furnace,
mantel, etc. 1t is estimated to cost
$4,000.
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Security building, have about completed
the plans for the siX-story- base
ment building to be erected on the east
side of Broadway just south of Seventh
street. The contract for the ex-
cavation has been let to Charles STAINS
bury. The building will be a class c
structure, 50x150 feet. 1t will have
pressed brick front, plate glass store
windows. ornamental iron work, ele-
vator, composition roofing, wood floors
and joists, plumbing, gas and electric
appliances, cement floor to basement,
sidewalk lights, etc.
Architects Dennis & Farwell, 618
Fay building, are drawing plans for
large two-story ten-room frame resi-
dence to be erected on American ave-
nue., near Sixth street, for Mrs. F. G.
Wood. 1t will contain a spacious front
porch, living room, 24x15 feet in size,
with a brick mantel, reception hall,
den, dining room and kitchen depart
ment on first floor, and five bed cham
bers on the second floor, besides the
bath rooms, closets, etc. The trim will
be in pine, stained on the lower floor,
and white enameled on the second. Oak
and maple will be used for flooring,
and there will be a furnace heating
plant in the basemant. The front porch
work will be in brick.
For Large Parsonage
Elimar E. B. Meinardus, 216-219 San
Fernando building, is preparing plans
for two-Story eleven-room parsonage,
to be erected on the southeast corner
of Eighteenth and Cherry streets, for
the German Evangelical Lutheran
Trinity church. 1t will contain first
class conveniences and will cost S5OO0
He is also preparing plans for a two
story brick loft building, 40x82 feet in
size, to be built on Figueroa street,
near Third street, for T. Weisendanger.
1t VIII have plate glass windows in
both front and rear, composition roof
ing and heavy mill construction to in
terror.
He has also completed plans for a
three-story frame apartment house. to
be built at 720 Golden avenue, for T.
Weisendanger. It will contain thirty
six rooms, divided into two and three
room suites, each with kitchen .and
bath, steam heating system, marble
entrance, vestibule and front steps.
Architect A. B. Benton, ia North
Spring street, is preparing plans of a
two-story, attic and basement frame
and stone residence to be built on the
west side of Commonwealth avenue
between Fourth and Fifth streets. for
Mrs. II. HI. Maynard. The basement
walls, porch, chimneyS and entrance
will be in sandstone. The second story
and roof will be shingled. The first
floor will have q living room 24.6x15. 6
feet; large entrance and staircase hall
dining room, 15x16 feet; den kitchen
department, servants quarters, etc
The living room and hall will have
beamed ceilings, the dining room pan
eled Wainscot and plate rail. Hardwood
floors and trim, plate glass windows.
lnglenook French windows in dining
room, furnace heat, gas and electrical
convenlences, high grade plumbing,
etc.
The same architect is making nlans
of frame church building 32x5S feet
with a seating capacity of $50 to be
built at Hermosa Beach for the ST.
cross Episcopal church. It will have
board and batten finish to exterior.
Shlngle roofing and open timber work
In the interior. A portion of the base
ment will be used for social and other
purposes.
Plans $4,000 House
Architect Frederick Noonan. 1902
Union Trust building, has drawn plans
for a large fifteen-room residence to he
erected at Fourth street and Alexandra
avenue for ]. S. Mitchell. It is esti-
mated to cost $4,000
The same architect has also com
pleted plans for seven-room bungalow