Arizona republican., 1910-10-23

| tablishment on the ground floor While
the second story will be divided into
three three-room apartments, with
| buiIt-in beds and other conveniences
| found only in Los Angeles and other
big cities.
Rapid progress is being made upon
the Adams street school, which will
cost $4,000. The foundations have
been laid and a start made on the
first story Harrison Albright drew
the plans; the John Roberts company
has the contract and Clinton Camp
bell is supervisor of construction.
A short time ago the Madison
school, in the Fourth ward, for which
A. B. Coats drew the plans, was COM
pleted by Contractor Tom Edens. The
price was $4,000.
Foundations have been laid for an
addition to ST. Josephs hospital which
will cost $4,000. Thornton Fitzhugh
drew the plans and Olsen & DeGraff
have the contract.
start has been made on Moore &c
McLellan's new $1,000 morgue build
ing on West Adams street, back of
the Elks' theater and west of the
Presbyterian church. Moore & Nc
Lellan expect to move their undertake
ing establishment to the new building
about January 1, 1911.
Several articles have been published
recently in The Republican regarding
Peter Mohns projected new building
on North First avenue AS originally
planned. this wasf to be a two-story
structure, with store rooms on the
lower floor and offices above. The
cost, had that plan been carried
through, would have been 100000. But
now Mr. Mohn has about decided to
make it a three Story building, leas-
ing the second and third floors for
hotel purposes. n this is done the
cost will be considerably increased.
1t has been announced that the
lower floor of the addition to the
Adams Annex, being constructed by
Contractor L. A Amirault, will be
ready for fair visitors. The two up
per stories viii be, ready for guests
shortly afterward. When its new adj
dition is all complete, the Annex will
be the most up-to-da hotel in the
city.
Everyone knows that work upon the
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telry that will outclass anything in
the southwest, will commence in a
short time. When this hotel is built
Phoenix can indeed boast of the ac-
she offers the transient
guest
Harry c. Thomas is talking about
building a modern hotel in his prop
erty at the end of the Indian school
car line.
A new garage for the Phoenix Auto |
company has just been competed on
the Lount property, on North Center |
street, and another garage, just south |
of this one, is being built.
]. w. Walker is planning the cree
ton of a block just east of the Elks'
theater, similar to his buildings across
the street 1t is probable that a gar
age will be on the corner.
Just across Third avenue, also on
Washington street, the new Redewill
block is to be erected. The total cost
will be in the neighborhOod of $780,
300. When work will commence on
these two buildings is uncertain but
they are practical certainities for the
future.
Maybury & Parker have drawn
plans for an addition of three stories
20 the Roy S. Goodrich building, at
The corner of Center and Washington
streets. This is the corner now occu-
pied by the Lovett Drug company
rhe new three stories will be of REIN
'orced concrete and will be divided
nto offices.
Plans are drawn for the new Epis-
opal church, on North Center street,
which will cost $4,000. The church
should be completed before spring.
The Womans club will probably
rect a building this winter, on the
northeast corner of First avenue and
lane. While no plans have
,een drawn, the ladies have discussed
he building a great deal. About $15,-
100 will be expended on the structure,
which will be a two-story affair Of
ither brick or concrete. The largest ,
Dom will be an auditorium, with a /.
eating capacity of 500. In addition
o this there will be committee and
eception rooms.
Within a few days a contract will
e let for the Water Users office
uilding, on the northwest corner of l
he Y M. C. A. block. This building !
Jill be uniform in architecture with :
he Y NJ. C. A. and will be one of the I
andsomest in the city. The cost will
e s32, 1000. frost & frost drew the ]
lans with r. w. Lescher as associated r
rchitect.
Last Sunday The Republican an '
ounced that w. H. Nall and Henry e
vare had made arrangements for the 5
uilding of a modern theater on the
tie of the Grand, north First street. I
ince that time actual work has COM ;
Fenced. over $4,000 will be ex- +
ended in constructing and equiping +
lis theater. which is designed, to be
lie finest in the southwest.
Preliminary plans have been sent A
ere from Washington for the post a
rfice building, to be erected ON the