Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

at 714-716 East Fifth street for H. J
! Woollacott. 1t will contain two store
rooms and have cement floors, cream
| colored pressed brick front, drawn cop
per sash, plate and prism glass win
dows, gravel roof, plumbing and cleo
trio work. The plumbing and roofing
will be let separately from the genera
contract.
Factory Building
Architect John P Krempel, 4151t
Henne building, is preparing plans for
another large factory building for the
Alfred Dodge Manufacturing company
of Dolgeville. 1t will be a one-story
structure, 110x173 feet, and viii have
concrete foundation, corrugated iron
siding, tar and gravel roof and wire
glass skylights. It will be used for
manufacturing and storage purposes.
The plans will be ready to be figured
about the first of next week.
Architect A. L. Haley, 531-2 Citizens
National Bank building, has opened
bids and submitted them to the owner,
Mr.. Hurt, for the erection of resi-
dence, 34x37 feet. to be erected on
main building, was the lowest bidder,
at $780, and will probably be awarded
the contract.
The same architect reports that bids
have been received for the erection of
a brick store building, 52X100 feet, to
be erected on Eighth street, between
Hill and Broadway for Thomas Hig-
gins. The bids will not be opened for
a few days, on account of a movement
to open an alley, twelve feet wide,
from Seventh to Eighth streets, by
which Mr.. Higgins will make it nee
essary to alter the plans and call for
new bids.
The same architect is preparing
plans for remodeling the three-story
brick building near Third and San
Pedro Streets owned by ]. c. Wilson
Of Santa Barbara. The intention is
to have a theater in the building and
partitions and columns Will have to
be removed to provide space for an
auditorium and stage.
Architects Train 6, Williams, 226 EX-
change building, are preparing plans
for a two-story bungalow to he erect
ed on North Avenue &C, Garvanza, for
N. NJ. Hill. 1t will contain seven
rooms, and will have shingled ex-
terror, tile mantel, oak floors, Oregon
pine trim, bath, with tile floor; fur
mace, concrete foundation and base
ment and cement porch.
Plans for four new engine houses
are now in preparation. Architect r.
B. Young has the one to be erected
on Euclid avenue, Boyle Heights; W.
F. Thompson, Seventh street, near
Union avenue; John p. Krempel, Fig
ueroa street, near Seventh. and Julius
w. Krause, Temple street.
New Montebelo Plans
Architect A. c. Smith, 3O7 South
Broadway, has completed revised plans
for the Montebello high school. 1t
will be a one-story and basement
brick, plastered structure, 114x144
feet, and viii have a red tile roof,
either of clay or metal. 1t will have
a terraced entrance, and cement and
wood floors It will contain ten reci-
tation rooms gymnasium, manual
training and domestic science depart
ments chemical and physical labor
ratories, furnace and bicycle rooms.
The teachers study and office will
have circular windows to command
a complete view of all corridors. The
assembly hall will be 60x46 feet, and
| lecture room, 25x25 feet, will be so
| arranged that the two can be COM
bined. A furnace and fan will fur
nish heat and ventilation.
Architect b. M. Morris, Crosse build
ing, is preparing plans for an eight
room bungalow to be erected in Gra-
mercy place for E. L. Hughes. 1t will
have concrete foundation, cement porch
faced with blue brick, hardwood floors,