Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
N A Administration Building University Of RedLdndS,
Av Which Opened with Fifty Pupils Last Wednesday
NEW THEATER ON
SO. BROADWAY
PLANS FOR STRUCTURE NEAR
COMPLETION
WILLIAM GARLAND BUILDING TO
COST $4,000
Among Designs of Week Are EIslnore
High School, Polytechnic Col
lege at Pomona and Golf
Club House

Architects are completing plans fol-
the William Garland theater building
to be erected at 532-5SS South Broad
way at a cost of S15O000. Plans are
ready for the Elsinore high school, to
cost SIS, 900. A local architect has
been commissioned to draw plans for
the Polytechnic school at Pomona, OF
classic design, to cost $4,000 The old
ranch house at Cerritos station, en-
route to the beach, is being remodeled
into a club house for golf players
Plans are being prepared for an addi-
tion to the Ramona convent at Ra-
mona. Plans were completed last
week for a two-story brick on Moneta
avenue, and for q four-story brick at
106 South Broadway.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architect f. NJ. Tyler, 6001601 Union
Trust building, has prepared plans for
a residence to be erected on OXFORD
avenue, near Sixth street, for George
Ward. It will be two stories in height,
contain ten rooms and have stone
porch, hardwood floors, oregon pine
trim, art and plate glass, beams and
panels. It will also have q furnace
and automatic heater.
The same architect has prepared
plans for a residence to be erected in
South Pasadena for Mrs. Paul Larsh.
It will be a one and one-half-story
seven-room residence, with Clinker
brick porch, hardwood floors, oregon
pine trim, built-in furniture, etc. The
foundation. and basement will be of
plans for a bungalow to be erected on
concrete.
The same architect is preparing
Crenshaw boulevard, near Pico street,
for Mr.. Crenshaw. 1t will contain
seven rooms and have a stone porch
and mantel, hardwood floors. oregon
pine trim, beam ceilings, panel wains-
coting, plate glass mirrors, electric
wiring and fixtures and modern plumb
ing.
Architect Frederick Noonan. 1908
Broadway Central building, has pre-
pared plans and Is ready for figures
on a two-story residence to be erected
on Garfield avenue, near Huntington
drive, South Pasadena, for P. B.
Plumb. It will contain eight rooms
and two baths and two sleeping
porches. The exterior will be finished
with redwood siding and the interior
trim will be oregon pine. 1t will have
hardwood floors throughout, beam cell
ings, panel wainscot and two blue
brick mantels. 1t will also have fur
mace heat, automatic heater, concrete
basement and foundation, cement
porch, brick fioored pergola, the tim
bers Of which Will be eucalyptus, and
Maithoid roof There will also be
Addition to Convent
Albert c. Martin. architectural de-
signer. S25 H. W. Hellman building, is
preparing plans for an addition to the
Ramona convent at Ramona. 1t will
be a four-story brick structure, 55x70
feet, and contain gymnasium, kitchen,
dining room, private apartments and
music rooms. The interior finish will
be Oregon pine and it will have maple
floors.
The same engineer is preparing plans
for a warehouse to be erected at Flag
staff Ariz, for Babbitt Bros. 1t will be
of brick mill work construction, TOKYO
feet, and have automatic sprinkler sys-
TEN, rolling steel doors, Fenestra sash
and wired glass.
Architects Garrett & Bixby, 406 and
407 Currier building, have completed
plans and are taking figures for re-
modelling the Farmers and Merchants
Bank building at Santa Paula. The
present building is one story, and sec
ond story will be added and the out
side Of the whole building win be
veneered with white glazed brick. The
banking room Will also be remodeled
and new fronts Of copper put in. The
second story will be fitted up for Of
fees.
A. S. Heineman, Union Trust build
ing, has prepared plans for a two-story
nine-room residence to be erected on
Fourth avenue, near Twenty-hfth
street, for Lucieu Gray. 1t will have
oak and maple floors, Oregon pine
trim, tile mantels, two bath rooms with
woodstone floors, plate and loaded glass
windows, automatic heater and fur
mace. It will be erected by day work
and cost S9000
A. Lawrence Walk, SAT South Broad
way, has prepared plans for a two
story brick building to be erected at
5S25 Moneta avenue by Burke Bros"
458 South Spring street. It will be 46x
46x7O feet. with concrete foundation,
roof. The second floor will be divided
into three stores with plate glass fronts
Day work.
Plans for Bungalow
Architect B. Cooper Corbett, 795 Pa
cifc Electric building, has prepared
plans for a one-story five-room bunga-
low to be erected in South Pasadena for
Mr.. Graham. 1t viii have cement
porch, tile and plaster exterior, tile roof,
redwood trim on the interior, blue tile
rnantel, hardwood floors, beam ceilings
and built-in furniture.
Architect Julius W. Krause, 3035 Fos-
ter street, has prepared plans Of a
frame school building to be erected at
Saugus for the trustees of the Saugus
school district 1t will be 26 by so
feet, one story and contain class room,
library, teachers room, etc. The plans
have been adopted and bids are to be
taken about October Is.
Architect Fred r. Dorm, 232 Douglas
building, has completed plans for a
four-story brick building to be erected
at 106 South Broadway for Alex Culver.
1t will be IA feet 2 inches by 341A feet,
and have pressed brick and plate-glass
front. The ground floor will be a store
room, and each of the upper floors will
contain an office room.
Architects Hunt, Eager & Burns,
Laughlin building. are making sketches
for alterations and remodeling the old
Bixby ranch house at Cerritos station,
on the Long Beach line, into a modern
country clubhouse for the benefit of
the golf clubs of Los Angeles and
Long Beach.
Architect Norman F. Marsh, Broad
way Central building, has been COM
missioned to present plans for the new
polytechnic high school at Pomona. II
will be of classic design. brick with
plastered exterior to conform to the
present building. It will contain quar-
ters for the science, manual training
domestic science and art departments
library, ten recitation rooms and the