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WORK IS RAPID ON HOTEL PALMS COSTLY ALTERATIONS FOR NEW DEPARTMENT STORE Ten. Foot Basement Under the Entire Building Total Expenditure, $275. Hotel Feature on Hill Street i'The contractors are busy making alterations and additions to the Hotel Palms building, 609-619 South Broadway, for the department store. Architect 8. Tllden Norton has completed the.

plnns for the Improvements authorized. The property la now controlled by the Central Broadway Building company. The consist of the entire removal of the Interior partitions, and for the erection of an nnnex 80x125 feet, three stories and basement, with new plate gloss and copper front. The outside brick work will be plastered with cement. A tenfoot basement will be excavated under the entire building.

Six first-class electric elevators, four passenger and two freight will be Installed. New plumbing and steam heating will be Installed. The- entire, building, when done will cover a i ground spaced of 125x170 feet and the Improvements will, have cost $75,000. It will be used as nn up-to-date department- store. The same architect 'has also drawn, sketches for a six-story seml-flreproor structure 125x160 feet -to be erected on Hill street, adjoining in the rear the Hotel Palms.

It In also owned by the Cemral Broadway Building company. It. will be divided into six store rooms on the story, the upper part being partially arranged Into lofts and partlaJly for hotel, purposes. It will be modern In every detail and will represent an expenditure of $200,000. The work will be done by the day, the general construction being let to Robert Beyrle.

Other small contracts will' be awarded as the work progresses. Buildings and Hornet Included in plans for new Improvements reported by local architects to the Builder and Contractor are the following: S. Tllden Norton has drawn plans for a four-story brick building 60x110 feet to be constructed on the northwest corner: of Broadway and California street for H. C. Smith.

The structure will contain sixty-five rooms, arranged Into one, two-: and three-room apartments, with buffet, kitchens, etc. There will be twenty-five bath rooms. The building will be heated by steam. Hudson Munsell are preparing TYPE OF HOMES ON HOBART BOULEVARD BEMI.COLONIAL REBIDEINCE' OF. R.

RICHARDS; ARIZONA BANDBTONE AND FOUR KINDB OF BEAUTIFUL WOOD; ART WINDOWS AND WIDE ENTRANCE; LOT 75X142 FEET plans the proposed Shrlner I auditorium building Itol be erected at I the corner of West Jefferson and Royal streets for Al Malalkah, It. will be one story, of frame construction, with concrete footings and' roof girders- and supports. 'The -building will cover, an area 150x273. feet and will have seating capacity for 5000. The auditorium proper will be 186x160 feet, with an open floor space 100x160 feet.

There will be quarters for the patrol, banquet and cloak rooms, kitchen department, etc. The exterior will' be of Mooresque design and highly i- ornamented. same architects have prepared plans lof the new Sixth ward fire, engine station to be built on East Fiftysecond street. Tho plans are ready for action by the: board of public works and will be. submitted for bids shortly.

VC, F. Skllling has prepared plans for a two-story brick livery stable 60x100 feet to be built on Maple avenue near Eighth street for James It will contain sixty stalls on the first -story, carriage" hay 'storage, harness room, office and living 1 room on' the floor. 'It will have pressed brick front, cement floor, -and composition roofing. ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1906: The same architect is also receiving bids for the construction of the Mohawk street engine Walls are preparing plans of a chapel building 42.6x63 feet to be, erected at the corner fof I Dayton and Avenue 39 for Dr. J.P.

Wldhey. It will be of frame construction' and have rubble foundation, galvanized gutters and composition roofing, etc. The same architects are receiving for an excavation 50x100 feet at 'the southwest corner of Flower ahd Washington streets. The property to Improved, later with a three-story and basement building. Albert' Cohn is the owner.

C. Skllling has prepared plans 'of a fire engine house to built at the corner of Sunset' boulevard' and Mohawk street. H. M. Patterson is preparing plans for the Christian church of It will be a frame structure wltlvplastered exterior.

'It, will, have Sunday school' rooms, room, kitchen, social rooms and "furnace In basement. Pastor's study, ladles' parlor and main audltorlumtwlll be on main 1 floor. Edelman Barnett have taken bids for the construction of ja thoroughly flreproaf, reinforced, concrete building, (leelgned as a sub-station for the Home Telephone and Telegraph company. It will be 70x155 feet, one story and and at the corner of Adams street and Western avenue. The floors and roof will be.

of concrete and the doors, frames and sash copper armored. Tyler has drawn plans of a one and one-half five-room house for ArthuriHolllday: also a two-story, sixroom residence for Mr. O'Brien, both to be built at Third avenue, and Coronado street. Hardwood floors, oak and maple finish! beam ceilings, paneled wainscoting and other first-class features are specified. He haa also planned a six-room bungalow to be constructed Thirtieth street near Western avenue for William R.

Zlegler. plans fo ra two-story eight-room. frame residence, to be erected on Harvard boulevard near Dorchester street for.tj. M. Smith; and W.

H. Allen. Also plans for a two-story, seven-room residence tof be built Bantam Monica for T. J. Hampton.

These houses 'will contain all modern Improvements 1 STRIKERS KEEP TOWN OUT OF BREAD SUPPLY Special Cable to The Herald. PARIS, Oct. The little town of Meaux has been. without Its usual bread supply, owing to a' strike of all journeyman bakers In the district. The strikers picketed the railway station and forcibly prevented any of the Incoming passengers bringing bread into the town.

'In more than one case amusing 1 discoveries have been made by the strikers', pickets. In one instance an old woman alighted PART ril from a carrying what appeared to be twins. The pickets'; suspicions were aroused, however, and they discovered that the old woman was in reality a who had succeeded hiding thirty-eight small loaves about his body, while the, twins were two of the well known long rolls termed fendu. 1 Ths military authorities are supplying soldiers' bread to the townspeople, but the supply falls far short jof the and many families are living on pancakes. Everything; you want you will find in the classified page.

One cent a word. 3 Gets More Salvage Special to The Herald. HAMBURG, Oct. The discovery, that the -steamer which' was' towed Into Lubcck with her machinery disabled, had' on board gold i to the value of $1,000,000, shipped from London for, St. Petersburg, will mean a $30,000 In the amounts of salvage money which the German' steamer Elbe will receive.

The met the Russland near the lightship and the captain declared that ho had only coke as cargo. 1 1n this cade the salvage award 'would have been $2500. Offices Open Sattirday Night Big Bargain Sflle at thcNeW Offices Open All J)ay Sunday To Issued o. I E8 Ig wggr wa gTra mHf II I Ict -1 ral nL Mam Vm. A rai 9 77ie Expansion of the City Limits Will Treble the Value of These Lots The first Inside' Lots Inside Lots on Moneta Avenue Moiieta.

Avenvue Gorners I $225 to $450 $650 to $700 $850 to $1200 $50.00 Cash, $li); 00 Per MontK One-fourth 6ne fburth Cash, Balance Monthly (( I These prices include all modern cement walks, curbs, streets graded and water piped, I and it'is safe 'to predict that the be as quick to recognize their opportunities as; all free to our customers they were wheii other company Burke subdivisions were on the market. i It is easy to see that Moneta will neverbe as cheap in the future as it" is now JJe MONETA A VENUE. HOME TRACTiiin mil This site was selected more than a year ago when prices were low ana the tract will be sold, out at and the advance jn price will be as rapid in the future as it has been the past and will be; perma- prices which will double in one year. The soil is excellent and from the, tract is presented a splendid The opening of the beautiful Moneta avenue Home Tract with advantages, loqjition, with (the ew the mountains. There are no poor lots in the tract.

Each and every one is a perfect gem "and best of car service, will present special advantages and exceptional facilities to intending investors, shares in the beautiful view. And how to get come to either of our offices and secure maps and free transportation. Take any Moneta avenue car running south on Main street and get off at Sixty-first. Get on our special cars MARKED MONETA AVENUE HOME Tell the conductor where you want to go. The car stops on the grounds.

A Word of Advice 1 til Remember I Our agents are not allowed to reserveany OOIIiCF OiIFOLC SOT CrlOviL In taking advantage of these trips you are lots without deposit. When in no way; obliged buy. We simply de- Moneta'HomeTract youwill want to buy. Mr- The first day takes; the best lots off, the showt you the property.a nd allow market. Come, prepared; you will make your wn good judgment to decide whether SJDVIth SoVltK SpHng Street I youpurchaseor.not.

"Sightly and Sanitary Brooklyn Heights fT No. 2 Most Healthful Home Section in the County of Los Angeles High. Sightly, Close to Business; Five Cent Extremely Low Price Nearer the city, by five minutes' time than the 1200-acre holdings of Hunt- ington's, which will no doubt go on the market at an early date. Rails are now down on the of East First street car line to put car service to his property. Prices on Highland Villa No.

2 are bound to go ttp. Here is to be marvelous develop- ments soon. Buy now while prices are low and terms easy. Large Lots $350 and lo Per Cent Down and $10 a Month Building restrictions are reasonable to insure against shacks and unsightly buildings cement curbs, walks, graded streets and an abundance of purest water. Closer to Business Than West Adams and Figueroa Streets Take East First Street Car Direct to of Line Salesmen and Carriages to Show You Property The Janss Company R.

ABrown M.H:Ballcw TRACT AGENTS r.i- oaa Union Trust Braly Corner Brooklyn Avenue and Rowan Street OUIIC Fourth and Spring; End of Car Line' Home Phone 56M Ma1n3490 Boyle 839 Home4l4B4v.