Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
ACCEPTS PLANS
FOR A THEATER
ORDER OF ELKS TO BUILD AT
YUMA
BAKERSFIELD STRUCTURE WILL
COST $4,000
Plans for Imperial School and Yuma
Block Are Ready-Large Rein
forced Concrete House Is
Under Way

Los Angeles architects plans for a
theater building at Yuma have been ac-
cepted. The building is to be erected
by the Elks. 1t will be three stories
and will cost $32, 900.
The Elks of Bakersfield. have in
structed an architect to prepare plans
for $4,000 structure for that place.
Plans were completed during the
week for the new Keystone building to
be erected in and by the Imperial
school district.
Plans have also been completed for a
new business block at Yuma.
Architects are preparing plans for a
reinforced - concrete residence to be
erected at San Juan Capistrano.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architect Fernand Parmentier, 53S
Byrne building, is now ready to receive
bids for the installation of the elaborate
fixtures to be installed and the altera-
tions to be made in Christopher's new
store to be opened at 551 South Broad
way.
Architects Train & Williams, 254
South Broadway, are preparing plans
for a reinforced concrete residence to
be erected at San Juan Capistrano for
F. A Foster. 1t will be two stories
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proof.
Architect Frank NJ. Tyler 600 Union
Trust building, is drawing plans for a
modern eight-room frame residence, to
be erected on Avenue Two, near
Twenty-second street, for J. A. Bow
den. 1t will have stone porch, hard
wood floors, beams, furnace heat, pine
finish etc.
He has also drawn plans for a two
story nine-room frame residence, to be
constructed on Twenty-third street,
near Gramercy place, for A. w. Ross.
It will have brick front, pressed brick
mantels, modern plumbing, builtin de-
tail work, etc.
Also plans for a two-story nineroom
frame residence to be built for Wal
drop & Paddleford.
Also plans for a ten-room frame res
idence, to be erected on Westmoreland
place, near Sixteenth street, for J. S.
Dunseth. 1t will have blue brick veneer
to first story, shingled above, cement
plastered gables, hardwood floors, auto
matte heater, furnace, etc.
Ten=Room Frame
Architects Garrett & Bixby, 40S Cur
rier building, have drawn plans for a
two-story ten-room frame residence to
be erected at Victoria park for Robert
McGarvin. 1t will have blue brick front
porch front and piers, cement porch
and steps, hardwood floors, beamed
ceilings in living room and reception
hall, brick mantel, furnace, rustic and
shingled exterior
The same architects have also drawn
plans for a one-Story brick store build
ing, 104x70 feet in size, to be erected
on the southeast corner of Washington
street and Normandie avenue, for R.
G. DreSslar. It will be Subdivided into
five store rooms, with plate glass fronts,
cement flooring, fireproof tile partitions,
galvanized iron cOrnice, pressed brick
exterior, composition roof. Work will
be done by the day.
The same architects have also drawn
plans for two frame fiat buildings to
be constructed on North Hill street,
near Sunset boulevard, for c. E. Nor
ton. One Of the structures will be di-
vided into four fiye-room flats, and
the other will contain sixteen rooms,
divided into four apartments. First
class plumbing fixtures will be pro-
vided fine trim, polished floors, gas and
electricity, etc. Work will be carried
on under the owners supervision.
Architect B. j. McDougall, Sheldon
building, San Francisco, is preparing
plans for a tWo-story .brickz structure
to be erected at Bakersfield for the
Elks' Hall associations The building
will be of cream-colored pressed brick,
and will cost about 100000 All the lat
est improvements for lodge purposes
will be encompassed in the building.
Imperial School Building
Architect Samuel 3. thinner has
completed the plans for the new Key
stone school building, and the trustees
of Imperial school, district, John Nc
Kinney, clerk, are now asking for esti-
mates for the erection of the same
bids to be in March 1. Plans and spe-
cifications are on file in the office of the
architect.
The plans of Mayberry & Parker
architectural engineers, 372 Pacific
Electric building,i for three-story
theater building to be erected at Yuma
Ariz., for the Order of Elks, have been
accepted. The basement walls will be
of reinforced concrete, the upper por-
ton to be of brick, frame and metal
lath and hard plaster. The first story
will contain the theater portion with
stage and dressing rooms; also two
store rooms; the second story will con-
tain six bedrooms, banquet hail. kitch-
Ell. The third floor will have eight bed
rooms, toilets and accessories, lodge
and ante-roomS. There will also be a
roof garden. The building will have
plate and prismatic glass store fronts
electric light conduits and all modern
features. The theater will seat 76O in
the parquet and $50 in the balcony. The
estimated cost rs .$32, 900. .'-
They nave also prepared plans of {
two-story store and Office building OF
brick and frame construction, to bt
built in Yuma for Frank Baxter.
Olmsted & Gillelen, consulting engin.
eers, 607 Wright & Calender building
are making the necessary plans for {
modern sewer and drainage system fol
the city of Culican, in the state of Sina.
loa, Mexico.