Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
BETTER SCHOOLS
FOR SANTA ANA
ARCHITECTS BEGIN WORK ON
ELABORATE PLANS
BONDS JUSTIFY EXPENDITURE
OF $4,000
List of Contemplated Structures lns
cludes Parish Hail. Court House,
kindergarten and Numerous
Bungalows

santa Ana, COSlluS .eio5OVV' An itotto
other improvements will be an addl-
tion to the high school, a new mafuaI
school and domestic science building
Plans are being prepared by a Los
Angeles architect for court house TO
cost $4,000 for a modern SEASIDE
house at Alamitos Bay, ana Tor
kindergarten for the Pasadena Chli-
dren's Training society.
Plans were completed last week IoI
parish hall for St Thomas churcn
on West Pico street; for letter Il
house, to be erected at Oak Knoll, at
a cost of $4,000, and for numerous
bungalows.
Contracts have been let for the new
city market in addition to previous
contracts.
Sketches were prepared last week for
a store and Office building proposed
for Ninth and Broadway Plans are
now ready for the Monastery addl-
tion to Glenwood Inn, Riverside.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architect c. c. Rittenhouse, 3SS WIZ
cox building, is drawing plans Tor a
court house and Jail to be built at sal
mon City, Idaho. 1t Will be or pIlck
and stone construction, two stories ana
basement, 60xS2 feet, and estimated 10
cost $4,000. The architect invites local
contractors to figure on the JoD. .,.
Main street, have let several addltlonal
contracts for work on the new city
market building at Ninth ana san
Pedro streets. Newell Bros. WeIc
awarded the contract for the PLUMBING
on their bid Of $3739 NeWbery- BoNeIS
Electric company, the electrlcaI WoI N,
$2025, and the roofing TO tne Tloileel
Roll Paper company, for $2460. .-..,.
Architect A. c. Smith, 307 South
Broadway. wants bids for the compile
tion of the upper story oil the MIRA
monte school building, proposals 10 DC
in by nOon july II. ,,.,.-r-+r,,,,
Architects Parkinson q BeIsstIuIlj
have made sketches for store ana
ONCE building to be erected at Nlnln
and Broadway for j. ID. HookeI' pu'
nothing definite has been DECIDED on,
Architect A. B. Benton, ia Norlu
Spring street, has conpieleQ 'i,e e aroct7 l.s,.t
for the Monastery building. to be erect
ed nm the grounds of the GlenWood Inn
at riverside, and is now In TINS city
nerfectire arrangements for its con-
struCtion.
SPACIOUS Mission Bungalow
Architect Walter r. Erkes, AIS Henhe
building. has in preparation plaHa Iol
a specious eight-room mission puhBd-
low 70 he constructed at Rose avenue
and California street, near ldSd'''lIa
for Charles +. NJ Stone. 1t VIII nave
sion clay tile roof and cement plastered
exterior over metal lath, plate glass
windows. redwood interior finish, hard-
wood floors. large fireplace, heating ap-
paratus. first class plumbing and cleo
trical ConVenienCes.
The same architect is drawing plans
for A two-story, eight-room frame
beach house to be erected at Alamitos
Ray for the same person. It will con-
tain all the appointments of an up 10
date seaside home. -
Architect Albert e, Martin 325 Fl. w
Hellman building, has prepared plans
and let the contract to L. j. Bonn Tor
the construction of a tWo-StorY sloI9
and parish hall building to be erected
at 2752 West Pico street for the 81.
Thomas parish church. 1t will be 5OX
10 feet. of brick and plaster construc-
ton, pine trim and composition roofing.
The first floor win have store rooms
and temporary class rooms. The sec
ond floor contains club rooms and an
assembly hall.
Architect Arthur r Kelly. Security
building, has prepared plans for a hand
some suburban residence to be built at
Oak Knoll. South Pasadena. for w D.
Murphy, jr. 1t will be i'm the form of
letter L and cover a ground area of
S0xS0 feet 1t will have brick and plas-
ter exterior shingle roofing and con-
tain about twenty rooms. Concrete
foundations white cedar trim through
out, white enamel finish TO second story,
hardwood floors, tile bath rooms prism
lights high grade plumbing, furnace,
hot and cold water system, gas and
electrical fixtures. Tho two upper floors
will have fourteen rooms While the
basement vii be divided into five rooms,
one of which win ho "a large billiard
room. 1t will cost about $4,000.
At San Luis Obispo
Architects Train & Williams 254
South Broadway, have drawn plans for
q five-room cottage to be built at San
Luis Obspo for Mrs. f. NJ. Payne.
Architects Hudson &, Muusell, AIS
Stimson building, have been instructed
by the board of supervisors to prepare
plans for additional cell room in the
old Jail building.
Architect Charles Z. Shattuck, 318 Ma
son building, is drawing plans for a
seVen-room bungalow to he erected at
Covina for Charles c. Porttr. 1t viii
have concrete foundation, blue brick
and shingled exterior hardwood floors,
hot air heating system, etc
A Los Angeles architect has been Sc
lected by the city board of education
of Santa Ana to prepare plans for an
addition to the present high school and
also for a new manual school and do
IneStlC SClGICt bQIIlllSr 10 DS CiENb1N
in that city, and those Of architects
Dennis & Farwell for the two eight
room grammar school buildings. The
total amount voted for the purpose at
a recent election was $4,000.
e. e. B. Meinardus, 219 san Fer
nando building, has revised the plans
for the fve-story apartment house to
be erected at Third and Hope streets
for William Paden and Thomas Flan-
merry. to conform with the Burnett
tenement house act. An addition two
stories high will be provided for the
rear half Of the building facing on
Third street. measuring 56X50 feet.
Tbese two floors will each contain
twelve two-room suites, and will have
a finish similar to the rest OF the build
ing An additional cost OF $4,000 will
he incurred by the change making a
total cost of 100000.
Two-story Double House
De Forest Howry, associated, with
Architects Garrett & BiXby, 4l5 Currler
h3ilding. has drawn plans and opened
bids for the erection of a spacious two