The San Francisco call., 1910-05-28
CITY LEADS ALL
OTHER BUILDERS
Municipality Has Large Number
of Institutions in Course
of Construction

San Francisco as city continues to
be the leading and largest builder
within the limits of the city and
county. A review of the work that
has been performed and that which
remains to be performed at once by
the municipality reveals the fact that,
| Independent of the proposed new city
hail. the polytechnic high school and
the new free library, the municipal bu-
reau of architecture has 81 structures
in hand.
the condition of the schoolhouses now
in the hands of the builders as follows:
Lakeview lFarragut) Primary. Capitol. Fsxou
and Holloway streets-Hesting and ventlatiDg
system 30 per cent completed; . per cent Of
interior lathing completed
West End UoDgfellow) Primary, Morse and
Lowell streets-PlasterinG white coat second
floor; heating aud vcntilsting and laying of roof
tile progressing; installing OF plumbing under
way.
Hancock Grammar corner FiIbert and Roach
streets near Nalparaiso-Brick walls up 10 line
Of roof; parapet walls started; wall furring and
tile Partitions about five feet high first and
second floors; two-thirds Of basement finished
frame of roof completed aud Is per cent Of
same sheathed heating and ventilstlng 30 per
cent completed: electric work aud plumbing pro
crossing.
GarheId Primary. northeast corner FiIbert and
kearDy streets-Concrete steps and wall kearnv
street side 90 per cent completed: plumbing on
toilets so per cent completed: walls on second
floor tinted.
Holly Park Primary. Holly Park avenue be-
tween West Park and Highland streets-In-
partitions 20 per cent complete: chimney % per
cent complete; rough plumbing So per cent com
piete; vacuum system roughsli in.
streets-Lathfng 90 per cent completed second
floor brown coat mortar on; first floor 30 per
cent OF brown mortar on; exterior scratch coat
mortar completed; rear retaining wall 50 per
cent completed.
Madison Primary. Clay street near Cherry
Pupils desks being delivered; yard work IN
satisfactory; contractor notified to remedy the
same
Sutro Grammar. Twelfth avenue between cali
fornia and Clement Plumbing 6xtures
installed: fire alarm system 81 per cent com
plete; building will be ready for acceptance by
the board of education in about two weeks.
Frank MeCoppng Primary. Seventh avenue
between and G streets-Outside painting com
pleted plastering SO per cent completed; work
progressing favorably.
Sheridan Primary. Faraliones I4obos and Capi,
tol streets--lnterior wood finish on: first and
second stories and part Of basement trim on;
doors about 10 per cent hung; all second floor
wood finish stained: walls all sized: yard work
progressing; rock almost all leveled and rolled
asphalt work started.
Clement Primary. Noe. Day and Thirtieth
streets-Outside sheathnc % per cent COM
pleted: ceiling ioist second story in place in
plumbing 30 per cent completed: concrete forms
for end wings 30 per cent completed.
street between Polk and Larkin streets-Nhite
coat plastering 20 per cent completed; black
boards on second floor compIeted kalamein win
dow trim second floor done: glazing under
way: swood floor on second floor being laid
marble mantel in principals office being in
stalled sidewalks laid.
Mission Grammar. Mission street between Fif-
rrnth and Sixteenth-AlI work completed ex-
cept front fence; bids will be asked for
on same.
Jean Parker Grammar Broadway between
Powell and Mason streets-Column bases set and
grouted: contractor has been instructed TO hurry
work ON building.
Grammar Pierce street between
HAYES and Fell streets--Steel frame of the
building 95 per cent complete: riveting conf
.leJed; painting of steel frame progressing.
| CONVICTED BY JURY-AIrs. Margaret DAILY.
1858 Kentucky street. convicted bv.a Jury
in Police Judge Deasy's court yesterday of
selling liquor without Il license. and viii be
Sanfenced This morning