Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Rea Estate Movements Building Nez0s and Arc1itectr

and tile will be used in its construe-
tion, and the cost is estimated a'
$4,000.
Church in New Mexico
The same company is making plans
for a building to be erected at Artesla,
New Mexico, by the Baptist congrega-
ton. Hollow concrete blocks and artl-
fetal stone will be used in constfuc-
ton and the estimated cost is $l2,oOO
Also stone and brick church for
the Christian church of GarheIu'
washington, to cost $4,000.
They are also preparing plans ana
specifications for a frame and brlck
veneer church building for the Metho-
dist congregation of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, to cost $4,000.
F. r. johnson, ALSO South Figueroa
street, has made plans of two-stoIy
frame store and fiat building, 45X64
feet, to be built by the day for Mrs. T.
1. Gollum at 4811 Moneta avenue. II
will have concrete foundation ana COM
position roofing pine trim, plumbing,
gas and electric fixtures. Estimated
cost $4,000.
A. L. Haley, architect, and A. c..
Martin, consulting engineer, are tax
ing bids for the elevators and equip
ment to be installed in the Higgins
building at Second and Main streets;
also for the lathing and plastering the
balance of the work not covered by the
contracts already let will be ready for
estimates in about two weeks.
The plans OF Dennis &c Farwell, ar
chitects, Fay building. have been ac-
cepted by the Santa Ana school board.
The bids for the two frame school
buildings to be erected in that city will
be opened September 13 Plans may be
seen at the office of the architects.
Broadway Central building, has pre-
pared plans for a two-story eight-room
residence to be built at South Pasa-
dena for J. e. Carson. 1t will have
hardwood floors, oregon pine trim.
bath, modern plumbing and electric
fixtures.
Architect Scott Quintin, 1901 West
Thirty-fifth street, has prepared plans
of a six-room bungalow to be built
at 625 Bailey street, Boyle heights,
for B. Sharphran. It will be 32x44 feet
and have pine trim, plumbing, gas and
electric fixtures and all modern con-
veniences.
City Selects Architect
Architect G. f. Costerisan has been
commissioned by the board of educa-
ton to make the plans for a four-room
school building on East Fifty-trst
street and a four-room addition to
the Cornwell street school building.
Architect w. 3. Edwards, 40 East
Colorado street. Pasadena, is prepar-
ing plans for a one-story manual train
ing school building at the Columbia
school grounds. 1t will be frame
structure, 36x66 feet, and contain three
rooms.
Frank w. Healy, Pasadena manager
of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company, announces that a site has
been purchased east of Marengo ave-
nue. and plans are practically complet-
ed for the erection of a monster tele-
phone exchange.
G. D. Sanford of Long Beach was
awarded the contract for the construc
tion of a two-story pressed brick store
building at the corner of Second street
and American avenue. The structure
will be 50x70 feet and will cost SlO OOO.
Architect S. L. Pillar of Riverside has
completed plans for the alterations to
be made in the county hospital. They
call for a dormitory, containing nine
rooms; reception hall, dining room and
kitchen. The cost is estimated at
$3000
The First Presbyterian church Of
Anaheim is having plans drawn Tor
a S2500 addition to their building.