Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR A FACTORY
CHINO TO BUILD $4,000 HIGH
SCHOOL
STORE AND HOTEL STRUCTURE
FOR WALL STREET
Architects Design Savannah and Red
lands SchooIs-GlendaIe to Have
New Brick BIock-ImproVe-
ments at Savoy


Chino, after voting $4,000 in bonds,
has commissioned a Los Angeles arch1-
tect to prepare plans for proposed
high school at that place.
Plans are being prepared for a new
$4,000 school at Savannah, and for
two-story brick block to be built at
Glendale.
During the week plans were COM
pleted for the altering of the Savoy
hotel on Pier avenue at Ocean Park,
and for new grammar school at Red
lands.
Prominent in the weeks work was
the completion of plans for a three
story factory building to be erected at
Twelfth street and Towne avenue
Bids for the building are now being
received.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architects Train & Williams, 254
South Broadway, have completed the
plans and are now receiving bids for
the construction of the new factory
building to be built at Towne avenue
and Twelfth street, for the Los Angeles
Creamery company. 1t will be 84x162
feet in size, of reinforced concrete and
three stories high. The first floor will
be used for the retail department, ship
ping and canning rooms, the second
floor will be used for pastuerizing pur-
poses and the third floor for laundry,
locker rooms and recreation room
Modern machinery will be installed;
also a freight elevator. There will also
be tWo-story office building adioin-
ing the factory; also an engine and
boiler room 40X65 feet in size. Porce-
lite tile will be used for floors and
'-alls; the exterior will be faced with
brick and the roof will be covered with
composition material
local architect is about ready to
take bids for the marble work to be
Installed in the residence Of Madam Ida
Hancock, now under construction on
the corner of Wiltshire boulevard. and
Vermont avenue. The entire reception
hall, grand staircase, balustrades, ris-
erS, pilasters, etc, will be treated with
this material. The bath rooms, lava
tories, etc., will have encaustic tile and
marble floors and wainscoting.
Fourteen-Room Frame
--She same architect is taking bids for
the construction of a large fourteen
room frame residence to be built at
West Sixth and Coronado streets
for George A. Leighton. Artificial stone
Viii be used for the porch, porch piers.
buttresses and facing of the first story
and basement walls. The second story
will have cement plaster treatment and
sningle roofing. Mahogany and oak
wiz be used for the first floor trim and
white enamel finish for the second
floors, plate glass windows, built-in de-
Ia. work, hard wall plaster, hot-air
furnace, automatic hot water system.
etc. The building will be full two
stories, attic and basement and as the
building lot is several feet above grade
a retaining wall will no doubt be con-
structed.
Architect Fred j. Soper. Delta build
ing, is making plans for a fine resi-
oence to be built at Sunset and Will
SHIRE places for w. H. Cline of the
Dyas-Cline company 1t will be two
stories, attic and basement and cover a.
ground area 47x76 feet. The first story
and basement walls, porches columns.
huttresses, ETC., will be in Chatsworth
Park sandstone. The second story in
plaster and open timber work and
shingle roofing. A large open balcony
with pergola beams forms a strikin9
Il AZURE Of the upper portion of the
building and mahogany and birch will
be used for trim. There will be thrao
paths and a complete system of hot
water heating. Stone fireplaces buiIt-
IN buffet, seats, ETC., open plumbing
gas and electric convenfences. A Iarge
circular shaped conservatory adioins
Tic uIlInS room.
On Santa Monica Avenue
Architect Frank M. TYLER eoo Union
Trust building, is making plans for a
two-story seven-room frame residence
70 De erected at Vermont and Santa
Monica avenues for A. J. WitherelI IT
VIII nave brick front porch, hardwood
noors, beams, paneled walls, pine trim.
etc. = 49,
The same architect is also drawing
plans for a five-room bungalow to he
constructed at Montecito Park for M
E. Johnson.
Arch1tect P. August Westberg. Delta
building, has made plans for alterations
70 the Savoy hotel on Pier avenue
ocean Park. A portion of the first story
VIII be converted into store rooms. The
building is of frame construction. The
first story walls will be changed to
brick and brick interior walls also buiit
A lobby and kitchen department will
also be provided for.
Arch1tect r. Myron Woolpert of AL
hambra has been engaged to nraDare
the plans for the proposed new school
building to be built at Savannah. 1t
will be a $4,000 structure.
Architect H. M. Patterson, 325 o. T.
Johnson building, is now taking bids
for the construction of the John A.
Merrill residence on Elysian drive, in
Mt. Washington tract.
The citizens of Chino have voted
bonds to the amount Of $4,000 for the
construction of a high school building
Plans for the building are now being
made by Los Angeles architect.
r. n. Lamberth, architectural
draughtsman, Delta building, is pre-
pairing plans of a two-story brick
building, 76xS0 feet, to be erected at
Glendale for David Filger 1t will be
built on Fourth street, near Glendale
avenue, and have white glazed brick
front galvanized iron cornice and plate
glass windows. Florentine glass set in
metal will be used in upper part of the
store fronts. 1t will have oak doors,
concrete foundation, slash grain trim.
composition roofing, plumbing, gas and
electric lighting. The second floor will
be devoted to offices and social features.
A social hall with stage, dressing and
rest rooms is provided for. The hall
will have maple flooring.
Store and Hotel Building
Architects Eisen & Son, Wilcox build
ing, are preparing plans for a four
story and basement brick store and
hotel building to be constructed on the
corner Of Fifth and Wall streets for C.
c. Chapman. IT will be 66x11S feet in
size, and will contain four stores on the