Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
PLANS PROPOSED
BROADWAYBLOCk
ARCHITECT PREPARES FIRST
DESIGN
SEVERAL BUSINESS STRUCTURES
ABOUT TO RISE
Among Schemes of Week Are TWO
Theaters, Two Large Dwellings,
Glendale Building and Five
Story Glass a

Fifth streets. Plans we're completed
last week for a four-story reinforced
concrete class A structure for erec-
tion on Third street near Stephenson
street; for a brick building at Glen
dale; for a three-story residence to be
erected on Harvard boulevard near
Twenty street, the general con-
tract calling for $4,000; for large
residence Of English type for erection
on Vermont avenue near Sixth street,
the general contract calling for $4,000,
for a two story roomng house on San
Pedro street and a two-story apart
ment house on Bonnie Brae street.
Plans for work at San Diego include
two large theater buildings. The First
National bank at Riverside will erect
a five-story steel and brick building.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
The Richards Neustadt company,
Wright e. Calender building. has pre-
pared plans and will erect a four-story
and basement reinforced concrete
building on Third street near Steph-
enson avenue for w. S. Hook, jr The
plans call for strictly class A build
ing. 60-100 feet, with elevator system
and plate glass windows. When COM
pleted the building Will be occupied by
the Southern California Supply COM
pany a wholesale firm that has out
grown its present quarters at 327 South
Los Angeles street.
Architect A. r. Kelly, Security build
ing. is taking bids for the steam heat
Ing work in the six-story hotel build
ing now under construction at the
southwest corner of Fifth and Los An
geles streets for T, Ashton Fry of Hol-
lywood Bids for the elevators have
been received.
Lets Yuma Contract
Engineers Mayberry & Parker, Pa
cific Electric building. report the gen.
eral contract for the erection of a
three-story office building at Yuma for
Paul Moretti and the contract has been
awarded to Charles Olcester of Yuma
at S21SOO. The building Will be S5xl0S
feet. reinforced concrete skeleton and
floors, brick filler walls. cream colored
pressed brick front, plate glass and
copper store fronts and electric con-
duit system. The first floor will be di-
vided into four storerooms and the
upper floors into offices with straight
grain, light golden oak, Oregon pine
finish
on account of contractors being un-
able to secure sufficient data in regard
to Indian labor and the availability OK
funds in cash as we'll as other tech
nicalities. no bids were submitted for
the construction of the Phoenix bridge,
although nearly twenty contractors
wished TO figure on the work. The
board of supervisors of Maricopa
county has authorized an extension OF
time for proposals until November 20.
Mayberry & Parker Pacific Electric
building. are the engineers.
F. II. Peters. 705 Auditorium building,
is ready for figures on brick store
building to be erected at Anaheim for
Messrs. Kroeger az Wiser. 1t will be
one-story, 50xS0 feet. and contain two
storerooms, separated by solid fireproof
partitions. 1t will have cement floor,
plastered walls, stamped steel ceilings.
pressed brick front, plate and prism
glass store fronts. Malthoid roof. Steel
columns and girders will also be used
In construction.
Architect II. M. Patterson, 324 o. T.
johnson building, is preparing plans for
two-story and basement frame ana
apartment house to be erected at
Grand avenue and Ocean front, Santa
Monica. 1t will be 19XS6 feet and will
contain seven apartments with private
baths and wall beds 1t will have con-
crete foundation, composition roof, ore
gon pine trim, shower baths. electric
wiring, gas piping, and will cost $500.
one-Story Brick
Paul V. Tuttle, 3O7 Henne building,
has prepared plans for a one-story
street, near Brand boulevard, Glendale,
on the old high school property, by
Thomas A, Wright. II will be 50X65
feet, with pressed brick front, plate
glass windows composition roof, ce-
ment floors. and will be divided into
two storerooms and each will have
separate plumbing, etc. The founda-
tion will be constructed heavy enough
to support a second story, and a stair
way will be constructed leading to the
second floor and joists laid for two
story building.
Architects Hunt Eager & Burns,
Laughlin building, have completed
plans for a two and three-story resi-
dence to be erected on Harvard boule-
ward, near Twenty-second street. for
Seeley w. Mudd. The site has a large
frontage on both Harvard boulevard
and La Sale avenue, and win be beau
tified with costly landscape gardening
The residence will be of brick and
shingle construction, with large cement
porches, pergola and columns. The
first story of the La Sale avenue
frontage will contain garage of rein
forced concrete, machine shop, chauf-
feur's quarters. The residence proper
will contain twelve rooms finished in
mahogany with quarter-sawed oak
floors The kitchen will be entirely
of tile and the bedroom finish will be
white enamel There will be four tile
bathrooms, six pressed brick and tile
freplaces, furnace, water heater and
built-in furniture. The general con-
tract was awarded to the Alta Planning
Mil company 800 ,McGarry street, for
$4,000 The contracts for plumbing,
painting, heating. electric wiring and
fictures and venti1ating have not been
let.
Two-story Residence
The same architects have drawn
plans and awarded the contract to G.
]. Nordquist of 1922 Bellevue avenue,
for the erection of a two-story resi-
dence on Vermont avenue, near Sixth
street, for F. J. Carlisle. The residence
viii be in the English style of archi-
lecture, and will contain twelve rooms
and three bathrooms 1t will be Of
brick veneer to top of first story and
plastered over metal lath above. The
interior trim of the first floor will be
oak and red birch, and white enamel
on second story. 1t will have oak floors