Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

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last week by Architect Charles e. Shat
tuck, the building to be completed
ment. furnace for heating and hot
water heater.
/ The same architect is preparing plans
for a two-story ten-room residence to
be erected at Forty-first and Figueroa
| streets for T. Hallett. 1t will have
stone porch. tile manteL hardwood
floors throughout. beam ceilings, panel
wainscot, built-in bookcases, buffet,
etc; Oregon pine trim. The exterior
will be shingled and resawn siding.
The foundation and basement will be
of concrete.
Architect Frederick Noonan. 1015
Broadway Central building, has COM
pleted plans and is ready for figures on
six-story brick apartment house to
be erected at Seventeenth street and
Grand avenue for L. c. Crossman. 1t
will have marble vestibule and en-
trance nall, billiard rooms, reading
rooms, parlors, etc. steam heat, hot
water wall beds, other built-in furni-
ture; elevator, pine trim, wood and
metal lath pressed brick front and ar
tificial stone trimming.
Large Frame Bungalow
E. ]. Borgmeyer, Stimson building.
has pi6ptIGd pltiliS lOl IL OllG anu OilO-
half story seYen-room frame bungalow
to be erected at Arcadia for w. H.
Horlock. 1t will have concrete founda-
tion, cobblestone porch, chimney and
mantel, oak floors, panels, beams.
built-in features, plate and art glass
modern plumbing and electric wiring.
Architect c. c. Rittenhouse, Wilcox
Annex, is preparing plans for a seven
room frame bungalow for C. Henry
Frost to be erected on Arlington
Heights. 1t will have rustic exterior
and shingle roof and Oregon pine in
terror finish. All floors will be hard
wood except the bath room, which will
be tile. It will have beam ceilings,
two buffets and other built-in furni-
ture. The porch will be cement with
brick columns, and the basement and
foundation will be concrete. 1t will
have modern plumbing and furnace for
heating.
E. J. Borgmeyer, 317 Stimson build
ing, has prepared plans for a siX-room
frame bungalow to be built on Sixtieth
street, between Main street and Moneta
avenue, for Mrs. p Kosanosska. The
interior finish will be Oregon pine and
white enamel. 1t will have loaded and
art glass windows, Oregon pine and
white enamel trim, hardwood floors,
built-in furniture, old gold brick man
tel, concrete foundation and cement
porch.
Architects Morgan & Walls are max
ing plans for a one-story brick store
building, 50x60 feet, to be built on
/ North Main street, near Macy street,
for the Tononi estate. 1t will contain
three store rooms and be up to date.
Plans and specifications for the con-
struction of concrete coping and rail-
ing with lighting posts and pipe ducts
for wires on both sides of the rein
forced concrete bridge now under con-
struction at the Seventh street crossing
of the Los Angeles river, have been pre-
pared by the city engineer and adopted
by the board of public works. The
amount of coping and railing on each
side of the bridge Is about 325 lineal
feet, which includes the space occupied
by the pier posts.
Plans Seven Dwellings
F. H. Peters, 7O5 Auditorium build
ing, has prepared plans for seven bun
galows to be erected in the Ingomar
tract on Pacific avenue, near Michigan
avenue, Hollywood. They will all have
concrete foundations, pressed brick
mantels, hardwood floors, beam cell
ings, panels, built-in buffets and plate
rails, cabinet kitchens, tile bath room,
wall beds, etc. The owner is the Pa
citic Investment company.
A. c. Acker, 1888 Mason building, is
preparing plans for a one-story six
room bungalow to be erected in Eagle
Rock valley for Philip w. Blumer. 1t
will have Oregon pine trim, two brick
tireplaces, concrete foundation, cement
porch and pergola, bath, modern
plumbing, electric wiring, etc.
Architect S. B. Marston, COS Chamber
of Commerce building, is taking fig
ures for q -half-story
seven-room residence to be built in
Pomona for w A. Mccormick. 1t will
have shingled exterior, cobblestone
porch and pillars two blue brick fire
places, built-in furniture and modern
plumbing.
Samuel Storrow, 500 South Grand
avenue, will soon begin the erection of
J | a two-story garage on Fair Oaks ave-
nue., south of the Hotel Green. 1t will
have plastered exterior and cement
floor in the auto rooms. The building
r will be occupied by the Fair Oaks
Garage, the Pasadena Taxicab com
; pany and the Sightseeing Automobile
J company. The building viii have a
capacity of thirty machines. The sec
ond floor viii be used for offices and
= lodge rooms.
Architect Hendy Lord Gay, Keating
building, San Diego, is preparing plans
of a theater building to be erected at
5 the southeast corner of Fifth and B
t streets for John Johnson, Jr., of Es-
t condido. 1t will be so by 100 feet and
of reinforced concrete. 1t will have a
t seating capacity of about $50.
3 Architect A. c. SWartz, Fresco has
prepared plans for an annex to be built
2 to the Lincoln school building. The
I plans will be submitted at the next
: meeting of the school board.
The same architect has awarded a
- contract to S. S. Holden for the con-
A struction of a three-room school build
o ing in the Monroe school district, tc
cost $5490 The heating plant will bt
q installed by the Barret-Hicks company
on their bid of S415
i The same architect has prepared
plans of a two-story annex, 81 by A
g feet. to be built to the st. Augustine
= academy, at the corner of r and Mari
a posa streets. It viii contain large din
ing room and kitchen department
= dormitories, toilets and bath rooms.
i ScottsdaIe School