Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14

throughout. The basement will be of
cement, and will contain furnace,
heater and laundry fixtures. There
will be three tile bathrooms, and four
brick and tile fireplaces. The contract
price was $4,000, and does not include
the contracts for plumbing, painting
or electric wiring.
Architects Edelman & Barnett of the
Blanchard building, have prepared
plans of "a two-story brick store and
rooming house, 55.6x100 feet, to be
built on San Pedro street, between
Jackson and Market streets, for Cahen
& Norton. 1t will contain three store
rooms with rooms and second floor.
Pressed brick front, plate and prism
glass, cement floor, skylights. concrete
footings, plumbing, gas and electric
fixtures, composition roof.
Architects Neher & SHILLING, 604 Pa
cific Electric building. have prepared
plans for a two-story and basement
apartment house to be erected on Bon
ME Brae street. near Ocean avenue,
for Alexander Muncaster. II will be
frame, 81 by 5S feet, exterior of cement
plaster on metal lath and composition
roof. II win contain twenty-one rooms
arranged for nine apartments, with
mission tile mantels, wall beds. sep
arate baths and oregon pine trim.
Preliminary Designs
Architects Morgan & Walls are at
work on the preliminary designs for a
business building to be erected on
South Broadway, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, for George ]. Birkel COM
pany, music dealers. AS the present
leases do not expire until May, the gem
eral plan for the proposed building will
be taken up in the meanwhile.
The same architects have made
plans for business garage to be built
on South Olive street, near Twelfth
street. for T. L. Duque. 1t will be
go by 165 feet one story, brick con-
struction, plate glass, enameled brick,
tile foor in salesroom and concrete
floor in machinery department. The
salesroom will be elegantly fitted up.
Plumbing, gas and electricity will be
installed.
Plans for a new theater and office
building, house to be the most beau
tiful in the state, are said to have
been prepared by a Los Angeles archi-
tect for John D. Spreckels for erection
at San Diego. No details are obtain
able. save that the structure will oc-
cupy the corner of Second and d
streets.
The five-story hotel building in the
course of construction on Fifth street
near B street, San Diego, for ]. c.
Rice and other local capitalists is rap
lulY dSSuiIllIlB SIdDt ne SlIuNluit
will have steel frame. concrete floors
and walls and cream glazed brick
front. There will be two large stores
on the ground floor in addition to the
large hotel lobby The upper floors
will have seventy rooms, with baths,
finished in the costliest manner. There
will be steam heat, elevators, vacuum
Cleaning system and all conveniences.
San Diego Theater
Quayle Bros, architects, San Diego.
have perfected plans for the theater
to be constructed in the building now
going up on the west side of Fourth
street between B and C streets. Nj.
Hall, 1910 D street, is the owner. Fred
Ballein, former manager of the Grand
theater, has taken a long lease on the
playhouse. The building will be of
brick with a frontage of sixty feet,
faced with cream pressed brick. the
roof will be of steel, lined with as
bestos, and will be provided with four
ventilators above the auditorium and
two above the stage. The lobby will
be handsomely decorated with stucco
finish. There will be $50 opera chairs
in the main auditorium and additional
seating capacity may be provided. 1t
is planned to open the doors OF the
theater by the first of the year.
The Pasadena Hotel company, pro-
prietors of the Hotel Maryland, Pasa-
dena, are planning to erect a $4,000
garage in the rear of the hotel.
1t is the intention of the officials of
the First. National bank of Riverside
to erect during the coming year a
five-story steel and pressed brick
building at Eighth and Main streets,
Riverside. The proposed building, 1t
is said, will be the largest and best
equipped in that city. CONSTRUCTION
work is expected to begin about
March