Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-27

ment plaster residence to be erected in
Boyle Heights for Mae G.. Wood. There
will be a large cement porch, pine trim,
a siX-foot pressed brick fireplace, en-
ameled work in bedrooms, built-in fur
niture and modern conveniences.
Architect d. w Terwilliger, 705 Au-
ditorium building, has in preparation
plans for a one-story brick store build
ing, to be constructed on Central ave-
nue. just north of First street for p. NJ.
Daniel. 1t will contain five storerooms
and have cement floors, pressed brick
front and composition roof.
Architect Frederick Noonan, 1917
Broadway Central building, will have
plans ready next week for the new
Alhambra grammar school, for which
plans have been under consideration
for some time. Bids will be received
up to July IS.
Architects Parkinson & Bergstrom
have made plans and taken bids for a
new store front to be installed in
Jevne's store in, the Wilcox building,
Second and Spring streets.
Architects Train e Williams 254
South Broadway, have drawn plans
for six-roOm cottage to be erected
at Colegrove for Charles Chandler.
Architect Frank NJ. Tyler, 900 Union
Trust building, is drawing plans for a
one-and-o half-story bungalow to be
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Witherell. 1T will have brick porch,
hardwood floors, panels, beams, etc.
The same architect has also prepared
plans for a seven-room frame residence
to be built on Allison avenue, near
Edgeware road, for F. n. Cory. 1t
will have plastered and timbered ex-
terror, pine trim oak flooring in prin-
Cipal rooms, brick mantel and modern
plumbing.
Architect G. H Wyman has fur
nished plans for extensive changes to
the street fronts of the Bradbury
building. Third and Broadway. The
present Third street front and a portion
of the Broadway front will be entirely
removed and new plate and prism glass
and copper fronts, with marble base,
installed. Ten of the heavy stone
riers will be removed and steel columns
substituted. The work of undermining
the store fronts will be done by the
Pioneer Building company.
Seven=Room Frame
Architect Edward c. Kent, 7O5 Audi
torium building, has in preparation
plans for a. seven-room frame residence
to be erected on San Rafael Heights,
South Pasadena, for H. H. Trowbridge.
1t will have Oregon pine trim, polished
floors. modern plumbing, furnace, etc
Architect c. G. Rittenhouse, 1888 VIII
cox building, has prepared plans for
frame addition to the Ell Centre hos
pital. 1t will be 66x50 feet and con-
tain six small wards.
Extensive changes are to be made
to the upper floors of the loft building
at 543-547 South Broadway, under lease
to Fowler Bros. The Improvements
will consist of converting the third and
fourth floors into lodge rooms, and a
dancing parlor. A. l.. Walk drew the
plans.
NJ. Stutz has had plans drawn by A
L. Walk for a two-story 14-room frame
residence to be erected on Westmore-
land avenue. 1t will be modern in
every description and will cost $4,000
The Ye Planry Co, Mercantile place,
has furnished plans for ffve-room
Mission bungalow to be built at Avenue
SO and Granada street for S. C. Wing
1t will be built up to date and will cost
$3000
The same company has prepared
plans for a large country home to be
built at Lemon Grove for T. A. Pogue
1t will contain ten rooms.
Architect j. j. Blick, Dodworth
building, Pasadena, is taking bids for
the construction of a tWo-story and
basement fifteen-room frame residence
on Arroyo terrace for James McPher-
ran. 1t will have plastered exterior,
tile roof, plate glass windows, birch
and pine trim, oak floors, first-class
plumbing, etc.
Architect c. K. Kirby Jof Fresno has
completed plans for a tWo-story brick
bank and office building to be erected
for Louis Einstein, president of the
First National bank of Fresno. 1t
will be 25xS0 feet, the bank occupying
the entire lower floor The fronts will
be of pressed brick and the lights of
plate glass. There will be a 16x16-foot
steel and reinforced concrete fireproof
vault, directors room and several pri-
vate offices. The bank will also be
equipped with new, modern furniture,
fixtures and appliances.
Architect G. w Grigg of San Ber-
nardino is rapidly completing the plans
for the new Ramona hospital, to be
erected on the corner of Fourth and
C streets. 1t will be two-story and
basement reinforced concrete building,
built in two wings, the kitchen, laundry
and storerooms being located in the
basement. 1t will be modern in it's
appliances and will cost about $4,000.
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