Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
NEW BUILDING
FOR BROADWAY
TEN-ST0RY LOFT WILL RISE
BELOW SIXTH STREET
LYMAN j. GAGE PLANS HOUSE AT
POINT Iona
Architectural Designs OF Week ln-
clude six-story Brick Apartment
Close In, a Warehouse, High
School and Dwellings

place, costing $4,000; for a six-story
brick apartment house close in; for a
two-story brick warehouse near Los
Angeles street on Third stresx
Plans We're completed for the Hunt
ington Park high school and for
$4,000 apartment house to be erected
at the southwest corner of Third ana
Hope streets.
The city engineer is at work upon
plans and estimates for a tunnel
through the hill between Hill and Fig
ueroa streets.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architect Frederick Noonan ana Ar
thur II. Stibolt, associated, 10l7 Broad
way Central building, have been com
missioned TO draw plans for two
story, twelve-roon, mission style resi-
dence, to be erected at Point Iona,
San Diego, for Lyman ]. Gage, former
secretary of the treasury. 1t will be
complete in every detail, and will cost
about $4,000.
Also plans for a $4,000 residence to be
erected in San Diego for Col. Wesley
Brainard
The same architects also have in
preparation plans for a large, two-story
attic and basement old English style
residence. to be constructed in West
will contain twelve rooms. several pri-
waite baths servants quarters, den, etc.
1t will have cut stone porches, plas-
tered and half-timbered exterior treat
ment, hardwood trim, furnace, first
class plumbing. Estimated cost, $4,000
The same architects are also al work
on plans for a siX-stOry brick apart
ment house to be erected on close in
lot. 1t will be a frst-class building, and
will contain $50 rooms, divided into one,
two and three-room suites, with kitch-
en- and bath to each. 1t will have mar
bic vestibule and entrance hall, billiard
rooms, lounging rooms, parlors, etc,
steam heat hot water, wall beds and
other built-in furniture, elevator, pine
trim, wood and metal lath, pressed
brick front with artificial trimmings;
first-class plumbing and electrical con-
veniences.
Twelve-Room Frame
Architect Charles f. Shattuck. 31S
Mason building, is drawing plans for
two twelVe-room frame residences to
be erected on Catalina street. between
Wiltshire boulevard and Seventh street,
for S. r. Smith
Architects Dennis e. Farwell and
Train & Williams, associated. have in
preparation plans for a four story and
basement steel-frame fireproof loft
building to be erected at 627-631 South
Broadway. now occupied by the Unique
theater It will be 71X144 feet and will
be erected for the Co-Tenant company,
I'm which Herbert ]. Gouge Fred Bar
man and others are interested. The
property is owned by Miss Howes and
Mrs Lyman Farwell and has been
leased to the Co-Tenant company for
a term of fifty years. The building to
be constructed on the property at this
time will be Of sufficient strength to
sustain six additional stories
Architects Train & Williams, 254
South Broadway are drawing plans for
a one-story ten-room frame ranch
house TO he erected at Capestrano for
G. Echhenique. tankhouse, laundry,
pumping plant and bunkhouse for the
employees viii also be built.
Architects Edelman & Barnett BIan-
chard building, have prepared plans
and specifications for alterations and
additions to the store building on the
east side of Hin street, just south of
First street. which is to be equipped
for the city receiving hospital. The
work Includes carpenter and brickWork.
plumbing. painting. electric work, tile
wainscotine, cement floors Angelus
furnace, with oil burner, etc.
For Brick Warehouse
Architects Morgan & Walls are pre-
pairing plans Of al wo-story brick ware
house building, 5Ox100 feet, to be built
on East Third street. near Los An
geles street, for the Pacific Light and
Power company. 1t will have pressed
brick front, composition roofing and be
equipped with elevator.
The same architects are making
plans of a one-story brick store build
ing, 71x90 feet, to be built at the south
east corner Of Vermont avenue and
West Forty-eighth street, for Frank
j.. Moore Of the firm of Godfrey &
Moore druggists. 1t will be divided
into three rooms.
Architect John c. Smith, 800 H. w
Hellman building, has been selected to
draw plans for the new city hall and
jail building for tho town of Watts It
will be two stories and basement, of
brick. and win contain the offices of
the various city officials, council cham
Der and quarters Cor the Jail In tho
basement. Provision will be made for
several steel cells, but these will not be
installed at present. Furnace and fuel
rooms will also be i'm the basement.
The amount available for this building
IS s750o.
Architect Norman f. Marsh is busily
engaged in completing the plans for
the Huntington Park high school and
expects to have them ready for con-
tractors tomorrow.
r. E. 3. Meinardis, San Fernando
building has completed plans for a
$50 900 apartment house to be erected
on the southwest corner of Third and
Hope streets for William Paden and
Thomas Flannery The structure will
be of frame covering an area of 145 by
30 feet, and will be three stories high
in front, rising to five stories in the
rear. to accommodate the grade of the
street. II will be divided into twelve
three-room and thirty two-room suites.
With Private Baths
Each Of the larger suites will be pro-
vided with private bath, and disappear
ing wall beds will be installed through
out. There will be a cement basement
under the front section of the building
kn which will be located storerooms and
she heating plant. A cement porch with
four thirty-foot columns VIII adorn the
front. A reception hall, 20 by 20 feet,
will be located on the first floor. It
will have hardwood floors and plate
glass windows. Electric fixtures, hlgh
grade plumbing and latest improve
ments viii be provided.
Edward, gladden., Henne building, has
drawn the plans and win soon start the
erection Of a brick garage, SO by 157