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1935 Permits Highest
In Four Years
Bay Bridge to be Completed This Year
Building Permits, Advance Reports of
Building and Engineering
Projects
Unit Price Review
Vol. XIX— No. 5*
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Pagifig GoMSTRueToi^
WITH WHICH IS CONSOLIDATED BUILDING AND ENGINEERING NEWS
Published Weekly by Stark-Rath Printing and Publishing Company
547 Mission St., San Francisco, Phone GArfield 8744
SAM B. EUBANKS, Editor
Single Copies, 25c; By the Year, ^5.00
Vol. xvin
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIF.. JANUARY 4. 1935
No. I
CITY TO START
$758,000 PROGRAM
OF STREET^WORK
First Contracts Aided By
PWA Fund Ready For
Advertising
The first contracts in San Fran-
cisco's $759,000 PWA program of
street improvements will be ready
for advertising immediately after
the first of the year and the bal-
ance of the program placed on the
market shortly thereafter, accord-
ing to City Engineer John J. Casey.
Of the total cost of the program,
which Casey estimated at $759,681,
the city will provide $417,825 and
PWA will furnish $341,856.
Most of the projects are located
in the industrial district around the
San Francisco-Oakland bay bridge
approach. Immediate improvement
of these streets is necessitated by
the scheduled completion of that
structure in November, 1936.
Seventeen projects, including pav-
ing, roadway resurfacing and side-
walk narrowing, are planned. Fol-
lowing is a list of the projects and
the estimated cost of each:
Paving
Anza Street cut through to St.
Rose's Avenue $ 41,181
Roadway Resurfacing
Sleventli .-Xve.. Lawton to Lin-
coln Way $ 16,900
Spear Street, Kmbarca.dero to
Howard Street 14,770
Steuart Street, Embarcadero to
Mission Street 10,030
First Street, Embarcadero to
Brannan Street 5,000
Roadway Resurfacing and
Sidewalk Narrowing
Folsoni Street. Embarcadero to
Tenth Street fl05,300
Harrison Street, Embarcadero
to Fifth Street 85,400
Battery Street, Embarcadero
to Market Street 75.000
Fifth Street. Mis.slon to Town-
send Streets 57,340
Eighth Street, Townsend to
Market Streets 56.120
Sixth St., Townsend to Mis-
sion Streets 48,800
First Street. Market to Harri-
.son Streets 45,000
Beale Street. Embarcadero to
Market Street 43,920
Fremont St., Market to Har-
rison Street 43,000
Bryant Street. Second to Fifth
Streets 42,700
California Street, Presidio to
First Avenue 34,760
Eighteenth Street. Guerrero to
Danvers ,'!4.4fiO
JANUARY 15 NEW
PWA DEADLINE
The deadline for awarding
contracts on PWA projects is ad-
vanced definitely to January 15.
State PWA Director A. D. Wil-
der has been notified. The exten-
sion from Dec. 15 was granted
to permit many applicants to
qualify projects which could not
be placed under contract earlier.
Jobs which have not reached
the contract stage by January
15 are due to lose their allot-
ments and the money may either
be reapportioned to other appli-
cants or turned into the general
fund of the Treasury, Mr. Wil-
der said.
Work will start on virtually
ail PWA projects in Northern
California before that date, ac-
cording to current progress.
Nearly all projects on which
original bids were rejected have
been readvertised for opening
within the next two weeks.
$1,000,000 For
Continued Work
On Boise Project
Work on the Payette division of
the Boise Federal reclamation proj-
ect in Idaho, halted recently due to
a report of insufficient unemployed
labor was available in the vicinity
of the construction, will be resum-
ed. Secretary of the Interior Har-
old L. Ickes has announced. A re-
canvass of the labor situation has
disclosed that adequate labor is
available, according to Secretary
Ickes.
The Payette division has receiv-
ed an allotment of $1,000,000 from
work relief funds for construction
of irrigation works. Award of con-
tract for construction of four tun-
nels of the Black Canyon Conduit,
delayed pending a survey of the
labor situation, is expected in the
near future.
October shipments of nand fire
extinguishers numbered 31,556, as
compared with 24,007 in October
ast year, and 17,996 in October 1933
the Bureau of the Census reports.
1935 BUILDING
PERMITS HIGHEST
IN FOUR YEARS
Eastbay Cities Report Totals
Double Previous
Twelve Months
Building permits issued in S.qu
Francisco and Oakland during 1935
reached the highest total in four
years.
San Francisco, reporting a 12-
month total of $11,344,783, shows
an increase of more than fifty per-
cent from 1934, the low period of
the depression. The total was
slightly higher than in 1933 ,ind
about $1,500,000 over 1932.
Oakland reported permit values
in 1935 more than double the value
of 1934. The depression low in the
Eastbay city was reached in 1933
and a moderate gain was reported
in 1934. But the last year has
brought the volume back nearly to
the 1931 level. The 1935 total was
$6,666,916, compared with $2,802,-
136 in 1934.
Berkeley permits likewise were
twice the value of those in 1934.
The city reported a twelve-month
total of $1,354,384 in 1935, compar-
ed with $659,650 in 1934.
San Francisco permits in Decem-
ber included a $200,000 apartment
building, the largest contract of
this class awarded since 1929. The
building will be a Class A struc-
ture, located at Broadway and Bu-
chanan Streets. It was designed by
Architect H. C. Baumann. Meyer
Construction Company is contmc-
tor. ♦■
Single-family dwellings, as rep-
resented by the total for frame con-
struction, for which permits were
issued in December are valued at
$416,718. It is the largest total for
December in any year since 19,30
and is the best for any month of
the past year excepting October.
Ninety -five permits of this class
were granted.
Public building contracts totaled
$345,623 during the month. Includ-
ing the awards for a headquarters
building of the 1938 Bay Exposition
and the Girls' gymnasium at Poly-
technic High School.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Bay Crossing Contracts
To Be Completed in 1936
World's Greatest Bridge
Will Be Opened
In November
Only eleven months more and
the construction of the worlds
largest bridge will be California
history.
This is the essence of the 1936
New Year's Day report to Gover-
nor Frank F. Merriam, chairman
of the California Toll Bridge Au-
thority, by State Director of Pub-
lic Works Earl Lee Kelly,
Despite the pace of the 30-hour
week and the obstacles which na-
ture places in the way when man
seeks to set new engineering fron-
tiers in defiance to the hazards of
deep water and dizzy heights, the
world's largest bridge will finish
ahead of schedule. By November,
1936. Chief Engineer C. H. Purcell
expects to have finished cleaning
up the newly paved decks of the
bridge so that the bridge may be op-
ened to traffic during November.
Thus f.ar approximately $40,000,-
000 has been expended on the
bridge and approaches. During 1936
the bridge proper and its approach-
es representing $61,600,000 at
present estimates — will have been
completed and the remaining $15,-
000,000 worth of work which rep-
resents the cost of the interurbau
railway on the bridge will, if pres-
ent negotiations with the railroads
and R.F.C. are successful, be well
under way. The railway portion of
the bridge will not be completed
until after the highway decks have
been opened up to the traveling
public.
"The building of this world's
greatest $77,600,000 bridge between
San Francisco and Oakland," Di-
rector of Public Works Kelly s.aid,
"and its sister bridge, the $35,000.-
000 Golden Gate Structure, sets in
motion the tidal wave of public in-
terest in California which is to
produce a tremendous Exposition
on a specially made island in San
Francisco Bay in 1938. The entire
west is tributary to these great
bridges and California is the spe-
cial beneficiary. The engineering
wonders of these two record-break-
ing structures have turned the eyes
of the world on America, on Cali-
fornia, and on San Francisco Bay —
just as Boulder Dam has turned
the spotlight on Los Angeles. The
State of California is proud to pre-
sent to California this San Fran-
cisco - Oakland Bay Bridge which,
eminent authorities have said, will
hold its place a.s the greatest bridge
in the world for one thousand years.
During its first year we expect the
F. BAY BRIDGE
PROGRESS SCHEDULE
Chief Engineer C. H. Purcell
reports units of the San Fran-
cisco-Oakland Bay Bridge will
be completed during 1936 as fol-
lows:
West Bay Distribution Via.
ducts — Complete April 1,
Distribution Buildings in Oak-
land Tidelands — Complete July
1st.
East Bay Bridge — Cantilever
closed March 7.
Paving West Bay — Complete
May 7.
Verba Buena Island — Upper
deck of tunnel and all Island
work, including tunnel — Com-
plete June 1.
West Bay Bridge — The Twin
Suspension Bridges (East
Bridge and West Bridge) over
the West Bay Channel, between
San Francisco and Verba Bu-
ena Island; the west half will
be completed first, with all of
its spans hung from the cables
by March 15, and the steel floor
in by April 15. The East Bridge,
between the concrete center an-
chorage and the Island, 2334-
inch cables for which are now
being spun- will have its decks
hung by June 15 and its floor
steel in by July 15; and all pav-
ing in the West Bay will be
complete by September 15.
San Francisco Approaches —
Complete by July 1.
Entire Bridge (exclusive of
railways) — Paved by September
15 and cleaned up ready for traf-
fic by November, 1936.
bridge to carry 6,000,000 vehicles,
and full prosperity only needs to
return to give the bridge an annual
passenger traffic of 50,000,000 per-
sons."
Work completed in 1935 is listed
as follows:
East Bay: Five 504-foot through
truss spans, east and west canti-
lever anchor arms, west cantilever
arm. completed in 1935.
Verba Buena Island: Three 300-
foot deck truss spans over the east
side of the Island completed in 1935
together with towers supporting
them. The vehicular tunnel thru
Verba Buena Island was fully ex-
cavated and lined with concrete by
the end of 1935 and construction of
the upper deck started. At the be-
ginning of 1935 the vehicular tun-
nel was in the stage where three
small excavations (two at the bot-
tom and one at the crown) had
been bored through the wall and
the concrete footings for part of
the side walls poured. Therefore,
during 1935 it may be said th^t
Rail System And Interurban
Construction To Start
This Year
save for three pilot tunnels, entire
excavation of the Yerba Buena la-
land tunnel was accomplished. In
the category of concrete work, all
but the footings for the side walls
were poured during the year 1935 —
the footings having been laid in the
Fall of 1934. Similarly, all the con-
crete viaduct at the east portal of
the tunnel, a section of the bridge
approximately 800 feet long, was
built during 1935.
West Bay: At the start of 1935.
the last of the foundation work was
being done; some concrete was
Btill being poured at Pier A ne.-ir
Beale Street, San Francisco; and
the concrete center anchorage, a
mile off the San Francisco shore,
was being raised by the superstruc-
ture contractor to the height where
it was to be taken over by the Co-
lumbia Steel Company for cable
spinning. The superstructure con-
tractor had erected Towers W-2,
W-3 and W-6; and had raised W-5
to 155 feet with approximately 350
feet to go. The fenders for Pier
W-4 and W-3 were not yet com-
plete.
Eyebars on both the San Fran-
cisco and Yerba Buena Island An-
chorages had been set up and were
practically ready for cable spin-
ning, and locker posts at Pier W-1
on the Embarcadero and at Yerba
Buena Island Anchorage were un-
der way.
During 1935, catwalks on both
the West Bridge and East Suspen-
sion Bridge were built and the spin-
ning machinery erected. Spinning
was completed during the year on
the West Bridge between San Fran-
cisco and the Center Anchorage;
and half completed on the East
Bridge between the Center Anchor-
age and Yerba Buena Island. Ca-
ble bands were bolted around the
suspension cable and the first
sections of the actual decks of the
bridge were being hung from the
cables in the last mouth of 1935.
Two weeks before New Year's
Day, January. 1935, the $835,000
field painting contract had been
awarded to Bridge Builders. Inc.,
and half of this gigantic painting
job was completed in 1935.
Contracts for construction of the
Toll House and Maintenance Build-
ings were awarded in July, 1935,
and are now well under way. Also
in July, 1935, the contract for the
lighting of the bridge and electrical
work was awarded and construc-
tion of the units is now going o-i.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
PERMIToS AMD eOM^
SAN FRANCISCO
COUNTY
No.
Owner C"
ntractor
Amt.
1426
S'peyer
Arras
3000
1427
Isaac
Owner
3500
1428
Herzig
Owner
6000
1429
Isaac
Owner
3500
1430
Isaac
Owner
3500
1431
Sherrys
Mullen
3800
1432
Dinneen
Landry
6300
1433
Mt. View
Early
2000
1434
Wold
Wold
3300
1435
Wold
Wold
3500
1436
Cruickshank
Morris
4000
1437
JIcKale's
Kelly
10000
1438
McClellan
Unit
1000
WAREHOUSE
(1426) E MISSION ST. approx. 350 N
Thirteenth St. One-story frame
n-arehcuse.
owner — Speyer & Schwartz, Inc.. 20G
12th St.. San Francisco.
.Architect— Not Given.
Contractor — Adam Arras, 4008 18tli
S-l.. San Francisco. $3000
DWELLING
(1427) E 3Sth AVE. 300 S Judah St.
One - -story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — H. H. Isaac, 517 Belvedere,
rian.s by S. A. CoHon, 544 Market St.
$3500
DWELLING
(1428) SE EL MIRASOL PL.. Crest-
lake. One - story and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner— A. J. Herzig. 700 Slo.Tt Blvd.
Architect — D. Jaekle, % contractor.
$6,000
DWELLING
(1429) E 38th AVE. 230 S Judah St.
One - story and basement franie
dwelling.
Owner — H. H. Isaac, 517 Belvedere.
Plans by S. A. Colton, 544 Market St.
$3300
DWELLING
(1430) E 38th AVE. 275 S .Tudah St.
One - story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — H. H. Isaac, 517 Belvedere.
Plans by S. A. Colton, 544 Maiket St.
$3500
.ALTERATIONS
(1431) 926-928 MARKET Street. Alter
store.
Own.r — Sherry's I^iquor Store, 940
Market Street.
.Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — M\illen Manufacturing Co.
60 Rijusch Street. $3,800
FLATS
(1432) W PRIEST 117 S Washingtrn.
Two - story and basement frame
flats.
Owner — P. V. Dinneen, 45 Priest.
I^Ians by F. W. Dakin. % owner.
Contr.Tclor — L. J. Landry, 636 Gar-
field. $6,500
REPAIRS
(1433) ,182 SECOND S'^. R,;)air fire
damage to loft building.
Owner— Mt. View Cemetery Assn.. %
contractor.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Fred J. Early, .Jr.. "«9
Pine Street. J2.Qno
DWELLING
(1434) W TWENTY-SEVENTH AVE
226 N Santiago St. One-story and
bafement frame dwelling.
Owner — Clarence L. Wold, 4416 Fulton
St., San Francisco.
Architect — C. O. Clausen, 746 4Gth
Ave., San Francisco.
Contractor — C. L. Wold Constr. Co.,
Ltd., 4416 Fulton SI. $3500
Contractor— T. D. Courtright, 349 51st
St,, Oakland. $6000
DWELLING
(1433) W TWENTY-SEVENTH AVE.
250 N Santiago St. One-story and
basement frame dwelling.
Owner — Clarence L. Wold, 4416 Fulton
St., San Francisco.
Architect — C. O. Clausen, 746 4Gth
Ave., San Francisco.
Contractor— C. L. Wold Constr. Co.,
Ltd.. 4416 Fulton St. $3500
DWELLING
(1436) E THIRTY-THIRD AVE. 150
S .ludah St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — C. N. Cruickshank, 5900 Ful-
ton St., S-an Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— A. T. Morris & Sons, 5400
Fulton St., San Francisco. $4000
STATION
(1437) SW GEARY AND HKNDER-
son Sts. Steel auto supply sta-
tion. ,
Owner— McKale's Inc., Claus Spreck-
els Bldg., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Robert Kelly. 2227 20th
Ave., San Francisco. $10,000
ALTERATIONS
(1438) NO. 441 FAIR OAKS STREET.
Alter dwelling.
Owner — Frank L. McClellan, Prem.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Unit Constr. Co., . 557
Market St., San Francisco. $1000
ALAMEDA
COUNTY
No.
Owner
Contractor
Amt.
1067
Weaver
Petersen
6200
1068
Morgart
Courtright
5000
1069
Campbell
Courtright
6000
1070
Hammarberg
Hammarb'g
502.-.
1071
Lovell
Rose
1700
1072
Cushing San Francisco
1200
1073
Frculer
Parks
3900
1074
Piedmont
Matirer
76039
1073
Strickler
Beckett
7000
1076
Pressler
Pressler
5200
1077
Dufton
Armstrong
7000
1078
Lund
Confer
7500
1079
Tracey
Leekins
3500
1080
Daten
Fox
1400
1081
Tormey
Walker
4000
1082
Confer
Owner
6000
DWELLING
(1067) NO. 6143 OCEAN VIEW DR.
OAKLAND. Two-story five-room
dwelling.
Owner — Carrell Weaver.
Architect — Miller & Warnecke. Finan-
cial Center Bldg.. Oakland.
Contractor— Olaf Petersen, 3626 Rhoda
Ave., Oakland. $6200
DWELLING
(10681 NO. 6249 CHELTON DRIVE,
OAKLAND. Two-story five-room
dwelling.
Owner — J. W. Morgart, Seminar.v
Ave., Oakland.
Contractor— T. D. Courtiight, 349 51st
St., Oakland. $5000
r> WELLING
(10fin> W CLIVE ST. 550 N Chelton
Drive. OAKLAND. One-story 5-
raame dwelling.
Owner — R. M. Campbell, Berkeley.
Architect-^J. K. P.allantine.
RESIDENCE
(1070) NO. 7 I'ARKSIDE DRIVE.
PIEDMONT. One-story five-room
residence and garage.
Owner — P. H. Hammarberg. 2330
Hilgard Ave., Piedmont.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Albert Hammarberg. 2530
Hilgard Ave., I'iedmont. $5025
ALTERATIONS
(1071) NO. 12 B'ONITA AVENUE,
PIEDMONT. Alterations.
Owner— Mrs. Chas. Lovell, 282 Lenox
Ave., Piedmont.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— A. H. Rose. 478 23th St..
Oakland. $1700
ALTERATIONS
(1072) 3287 LAKESHORE AVENUE.
OAKLAND. Alterations.
Owner— Gushing Bros., 3236 Grand Av-
enue, Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — San Francisco Showcase
Co., 682-84 McAllister Street, San
Francisco. $1200
DWELLING
(1073) 485 VINCENTE, BERKELEY.
One-story 5-room frame dwelling.
Owner— H. C. Preuler, 216 Montecito,
Oakland.
Architect — A. C. Williams.
Contractor— D. W. Parks, 2536 63rd
Ave., Oakland. $3900
HIGH SCHOOL
(1074) 800 MAGNOLIA AVE., PIED-
MONT. High school buiitling.
Owner — Piedmont School District, SCi
Magnolia Ave., Piedmont.
Architect— W. H. and Harold Weeks,
523 Market St.. San Francisco.
Contractor — Geo. J. Maurer, 50 York
Drive, Piedmont. $76,939.00
DWELLING
(1075) 147 HAGAR AVENUE, PIED-
MONT. Two-story 8-room resi-
dence and garage.
Owner— L. H. Strickler, 147 Hagar St.,
Piedmont .
Architect— R. Keefer, 770 Wesley St..
Oakland.
Contractor — A. T. Beckett, 224 Scenic
Ave., Piedmont. $7,000
DWELLING
(1076) 11 NACE ST., PIEDMONT.
One-story 6-room frame residence
anrl garage.
Owner — Gertrude Pressler, 1419 Elcel-
sior Ave., Oakland.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor — Walter Pressler. 1419 Ex-
celsior Ave., Oakland. $3200
DWELLING
(1077) NO. .5945 JOHNSTON DRIVE,
OAKLAND... One-story six-room
dwelling.
Owner — Geo. M. Dufton.
Architect— W. I. Garren, 233 Post St..
San Francisco.
Contractor — J. R. Armstrong, 1131
Fleet Road. Oakland. $7000
DWELLING
(I07S') NO. 6415 CHELTON DRIVE,
OAKLAND. Two - story 7 - room
dwelling.
Owner— Dr. Henry J. Lund, 478 30th
St.. Oakland.
Architect— F. L. R. Confer, 1812 Rus-
sell St.. Berkeley.
Contractor— il". W. Confer, 1328 Arch
m., Berkeley. $7500
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
DWELLING
(1079) N. 17 EL PATIO, OAKLAND.
One-story five-room dwelling.
Owner — S. A. Tracey, 4481 Moraga
Ave.. Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — C. W. Leekins, 4481 Mar-
aga Ave., Oakland. $3500
ALTERATIONS
(1080) NO. 2566 TELEGRAPH AVE..
BERKELEY. Alterations.
Owner — H. T. Da ten. Premises.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Fox Bros., 1478 Univer-
sity Ave., Berkeley. $1400
DWEH.LIN'G
(1081) NO. 990 CRESTON STREET.
BERKELEY. One-story 5-room
frame dwelling.
Owner — J. C. Tormy, 3044',^ Tele-
graph Ave., Berkeley.
Architect— F. L. Confer, 2812 Russell
St., Berkeley.
Contractor — J. M. Walker, 1709 Grove
St., Berkeley. $4000
DWELLING
(1082) NO. 460 ARLINGTON ST..
BERKELEY. Two-story six-room
frame dwelling and garage.
Owner— F. W. Confer. 1328 Arch St.,
Berkeley.
Architect— Not G'ven. $6000
BUILDING CONTRACTS
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY
No. Owner Contractor AmL
93 Cox Knight 600
RESIDENCE
(93) LOT 255 BLK O. Fernside Tract.
Alameda. All work for seven-room
residence.
Owner — Chas. W. and Gertrude M.
Cox.
Architect— F. H. Slocombe.
Supervising Contractor — Harry C.
KniflTbt.
Filed Dec. 26. '35. Dated Dec. 10, "35.
1st floor laid $150
Rafters in place 150
Mill cases delivered _ 150
Acceptance filed 150
• TOTAL COST, $600
Bond, none. Limit, 75 days. Forfeit,
none. Plan.s and specifications filed.
SAN FRANCISCO UNDER $1000
SIGN, electric. $200; 370 Bush Street;
owner. Adah B. Mount, Premises;
contractor, Wonderllte, 170 Otis.
SIGN, electric. $200; 1301 Powell &t.:
owner. Mesacan Cafe, Premises;
contractor. Brumfleld Elec. Sign
Co.. 965 Folsom St.
FLUES. $75; E 39th Ave. 50 S Ca-
brillo St.; ownr. Thos. Mohler. 751
28th Ave.; contractor. Pyramid
Furnace Co.. 70 Otis St.
ALTER dwelling. $400; 1231 Dolores
St.; owner, McGrath, 2110 Bryant
St.; contractor, Victor Ollva, 2731
24th St.
SIGN, electric. $125; NW Polk and
Turk Sts. ; owner. Embassy Coffee
Shop. Prem. ; contractor. Apex
Elec. Co.. 363 Fell St.
ALTER dwelling. $270; 2164 Bush St.:
owner. Hugh McCann. Premises;
contractor. Jack Johnson Co., 3365
Army St.
ALTER dwelling. $460; 1252 Mont-
gomery St.; owner, W. H. Abben-
seth. Premises.
FLUES, $75; 9 Marina 150 W Divisa-
dero S-t.; owner, T. R. Sharman.
3700 Broderick .St.; contractor,
Walters Furnace & Sheet Metal
Co.. 2230 Market 't.
ALTER garage. $950; 1 74 Pacific Ave.
owner. M. L. Lev) . 704 Market
St.; contractor. Ar 1rew PlUon.
SIT Duncan St.
SIGN, electric. $60; Valencia and Mc-
Coppin Sts.; owner. Salvation
Army. Prem.; contractor, Brum-
field. 965 Folsom St.
ALTER dwelling. $400; 1681 Fulton
SI.; owner. M. M. Bowman, 118
Church St.
ALTER flats. $200; 339-341 Jersey St;
owner. Arnold McMurray, 333
Jersey St.
FLUBS. $75; S Marina 175 W Divisa-
dero St. ; owner, T. R. Sharman,
37011 Broderick St.; contractor,
Walters Furnace & Sheet Metal
Co., 2230 Market &t.
ALTER apartments, $500; 2419 Wash-
ington St.; owner, L. Laborde,
Premises.
SIGN, electric. $100; 709 Mission St.;
owner. D. Orwitz. Prem.; contrac-
tor. Brumfield. 965 Folsom St.
ALTER store. $185; 2216 Fillmore St.;
owner. M. Barrett. 41 Sutter St.
ALTER dwelling. $100; 554 Valley St.
owner. Jack Varman. Premises.
ALTER flats. $55; 2425 Washington
St.; owner. Joseph Estate. %
Madison & Burke.
SIGN, electric, $100; 1256 Mason St.;
owner. Standard Grocery, premises
contractor. Electrical Prod. Corp.,
255 Golden Gate Ave.
BILLBOARD, $7; SE Folsom and 24th
•St.s.; owner, Foster & Kleiser Co..
1675 Eddy St.
FLUES. $50; 2410 Geaxy St.; owner.
O. J. Treat, premises: contractor.
Boegershausen Bros.. ISOl Divisa-
dero St.
ALTER flats. $.->0; 1231-33 6th Avenue;
owner, E. F. Crane, premises.
ALTER bakery, $150- 3372 26th St.;
owner, McKean. 2812 Mission St.;
contractor, California Concrete Co.
1632 Steiner St.
SIGN. $16; 189 3rd St.: owner. Three
G Distillery Corp.. 3245 San Pablo
Ave.. OaJtland.
BILLBOARD. $7: SW Howard & 11th
9ts.; owner. Foster & Kleiser Co..
1675 Eddy St.
ALTER shoe repair shop. $400; 152
Powell St.; owner. Zinke's Shoe
Renewing Corp. premises; contrac-
tor. Mullen Mfg. Co.. 60 Rausch.
ALTER display and salesrooms. $437:
651 Brannan St. ; owner. J. Deere
Plow Co.. premises; contractor,
Cahill Bros., 206 Sansome Street;
engineer. C. F. Wieland. 651 Bran-
nan Street.
REPAIR fire damage to hotel, $300;
1870 Sacramento St.; owner. Ho-
tel Monroe Corp., premises; con-
tractor. J. J. Furness, 854 47th
Avenue.
SIGN. $14; 29G6 24th St.: owner. Three
G Diistillery Corp., 3245 San Pablo
Ave., Oakland.
ALTER store, $250; SE Pacific Ave.
and Larkin St.; owner, J. Kegler,
369 Pine St.; contractor, Moore &
Roberts, 693 Mission St.
BILLBOARD, $7; SE Potrero Avenu^^
and 17th St.; owner, Foster and
Klei.ver Co., 1675 Eddy St.
ALTER dwelling, $100; 636 2nd Ave.;
owner. Failag Kanekian. premise.^.
ALTER loft bldg.. $500; 526 Broadway,
owner, E. Eposto Bros.. 50 30th
St.: contractor. John Antone, 331
Lisbon.
FT.UES. $74; 164 Day: owner. Erick-
.son. Bldr.. % contractor: contrac-
tor. B. A. Scholfz. 301 West Por-
tal Ave.
SIGN, electric, $30; 1895 Haight St.;
owner, Haight Wine Co., prem-
ises; contractor. Slate Mfg. Co., 55
Rausch St.
SIGN, electric. $30; 240 3rd St.; owner
American Wine, premises: con-
tractor. State Mfg. Co.. 55 Rausch
Street.
SIGN, electric. $30; 101 4th St.; owner
J. K. Drugs, premises: contrac-
tor. State Mfg. Co.. 55 Rausch St.
ALAMEDA COUNTY UNDER $1000
ROOF repairs, $150; NW 19th St. and
Broadway, Oakland; owner. Cap-
well Realty Co., 20th St. and Tel-
egraph Ave.; contractor. Western
Roofing Co.. 1250 24th St.
ADDITION. $100; 1106 85th Avenue.
Oakland; owner, Frank Jose.
HE-KHOF. $170; 2168 39th Ave., Oak-
land; owner, Mrs. B. Boyce; con-
tractor, N. V. Heatham Roofing
Co., 354 Hobart St
TERMITE repairs. $100; 1800 E-38th
St.. Oakland; owner. J. Crowther,
1428 Cottage St., Alameda; con-
tractor, Larry Burror, 4400 Broad-
way.
RE-ROOF, $140; 2801 Minna Avenue.
Oakland: owner, Mrs. Rider; con-
tractor, Steiner Bros., 1100 Foot-
hill Blvd., San Leandro.
ADDITION, two-room, $415: 228 7th
St., Oakland; owner, Quai Lung
San, Prem.; contractor. Carl
Carlson, 2479 Kingsland Ave.
REPAIRS, $100; 101 4th St., Oak-
land; owner, Rhodes & Kennedy,
Inc.. Premises.
HE-ROOF. $100; 2803 Minna Avenue.
Oakland: ownr. Mrs. Jennie Rider
contractor. Oakland Roofing Co..
1737 E-12th St.
ADDITION and alterations, $300; 3335
Suter St.; owner. H. O. DeCren-
dele. 78 50th St.
CHIMNEY, patent. $30; -173 Santa
Clara Av.. Oakland; owner, Agnes
Flint. 60 Santa Clara Ave.
SIGN, electric, $295; 3338 Grand Ave.
Oakland: owner. Grand View Cafe
contractor. Radiant Neon Display,
2561 San Pablo Ave.
BILLBOARD, $25; S E-12th St. 113 W
44th Ave.. Oakland: owner, Foster
& Kleise-. 22Dd and Market Sts.
ALTERATIONS, $50; 123 Mt. Ave.,
Piedmont; owner Piedmont Church
premises: contractor, Oscar So-
der. 841 Arlington Ave'., Piedmont.
ALTERATIONS, $98: 12 Manor Drive,
Piedmont; owner. Lloyd Beanston
12 Manor Drive; contractor, Enoch
Tranmal.
ALTERATIONS. $200; 2510 Durant.
Berkeley; owner. Monte Ellis, 2510
Durant. Berkeley; contractor, P.
D. Wilson, premisee.
REPAIR fire damage, $650; 1917 Carl-
ton, Berkeley; owner, E. Boniface,
premises: contractor. H. H. Rose.
478 25th St., Oakland.
ALTERATIONS, $96.00; 1830 Francis-
co. Berkeley; owner. E. A. Sykes.
premises; contractor. J. O. Arnett,
2535 Filbert St.. Berkeley.
ALTER interior. $45; 6034 College Av-
enue. Oakland: owner and con-
tractor. F. .Armanino. Armanino
Court. Oakland.
ADDITION. $330; 3347 68th Avenue,
Oakland: owner and contractor,
M. Sense.
ALTERATIONS. $45; 484 10th Street.
Oakland; owner. Arthur Brown,
Jr., 251 Kearny St., S. F. ; con-
tractor, C. N. Alden. 3538 Brook-
dale Ave., Oakland.
GARAGE. 1-story. $200: 577 40th St .
Oakland: owner. Mrs. Groves. 575
40th Street. Oakland: contractor.
Whalin Bros.. 2942 23rd Ave.
RE-ROOF. $100: 424 37th St.. Oak-
land; owner. Miss Daley, prem-
ises: contractor. Hogan Bldg. and
Roof Co.. 3002 Foothill Boulevard.
Oakland.
REPAIRS, fire. $500; 3052 Frultvale
Ave.. Oakland; owner. A. Bullen.
3050 Frultvale Ave.. Oakland; con-
tractor. Fred J. Early. Jr.. 36u
40th St.. Oakland.
REPAIRS, fire. $90; 467 Lagunit;)<>
Ave.. Oakland; owner. P. Baeha-
rach. 758 Mission St.. San Fran-
cisco; contractor. C. H. Thrams.
28 HoTne Plac^. Oakland.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
IBIIItDIMGr MI&W
NEWSINDEX
For convenient reference, news
reports in this section are classi-
fied as follows:
I— Apartments Offices
2.-Bond. "-'».• """Jr'^l
Storage Plants
3.— Churches 12.— Power Plants
4. — Factories and 13. — Public Buildings,
Warehouses Fire Houses and
S.-Flat. .. i'"\
14. — Residences
6.— Garages and Ser- 15. —Schools
vice Stations 16.— Banks. Stores and
7.— Federal Build- 17.— Theatre*
Ingt. 18. — Wharves & Deck)
S— Club Bulldirv 19.— Misc. Const.
9._Hospltals 20.— Misc. Suppliss &
10.— Hotels
APARTMENTS
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost. $1,500
S.vN FRANCISCO. Post and Powell
Streets.
Alterations to apartments.
Owner — Orover A. Magnin, St. Francis
Hotel.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor^L. E. Emanuel, Inc., 2665
Jones Street.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
APAHTMICNTS Cost. $12,000
SAN FRANCISCO. E CoUingwood
S't. N 18th Street.
Two-story and basement frame and
stucco apartments.
Owner — A. Miller.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Ernest Lombardi. 1218
Hollister S't.. San Francisco.
Plumbing— G. Y. Morton, 2424 Ulloa
Street.
Lumber — Loop Lumber Co., Central
Basin.
Wood Sash — Eureka Mill & Lumber
Company.
Concrete — San Francisco Concrete
Co., 98 Harrington St.
Reinforcing Steel — W. C. Hauck, 17th
and Wisconsin Sts.
Contract Awaided.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $3000
BIRLINGAME. .San Mateo Co., Cal.
No. 515 Aimer Street.
.Mteration.s to residence for six apart-
ments.
Owner — Marie W. Kast.
.Architect — Not Given.
• 'ontractor — Edmond Lambrook. 1005
Burlingame Ave., Burlingame.
3— CHURCHES
CONTRACT AWARDED
SANTA BARBARA, Cal.— O. J. Ken-
>"n, 21 E. Dp la Guerra, Santa Bar-
bara, awarded contract for construc-
tion of a now church and Surrday
.«chool building at the corner of State
and Padre Sts., .Santa Barbara for the
Fir.st Conrfgational Church: Dr. R. A.
Basham, "pastor. The building will be
of heavy fram.-- ronstructifin, approx-
imately 05x85-ft. in area. L - shape,
slate shingle and copper roofing, wood
windows, hardwood floors and trim,
filf- lavatories, hot air heating sy.'^-
tem. .storage water hrater. organ,
kitchi^n and dining erjuipment, etc.
Cost Is estimated at $45.0no. Carleton
M. WihslfiW, 1001 Architects' Bldg,,
Los Angeles, architect.
4_ FACTORIES & WARE-
HOUSES
LOW BIDDER
SANT.V MONICA, Los Angeles Co.
— McCliiitic-Marshall Corp.. 11,100 S.
Central Ave., Los Angeles, submitted
low bid to Douglas Aircraft Co., at
$118,500, for furnishing and erecting
structural steel for a new hangar to
he built at 3000 Ocean Park Blvd.,
Santa Monica, for the company. Ed-
ward Cray Taylor and Ellis Wing Tay-
lor. 803 W. Third St., Los Angeles,
architects and engineers.
Construction To Start Immediately.
ADDITION Cost, S
LIVERMORE, Alameda Co., Cal. Holly
Drive.
Addition to cheese factory (70x64 ft.)
stucco and tile construction.
Owner — Livermore Cheese Company.
Architect — Not Given.
Mgr. of Constr.— G. C. Phares. Prem
Planned.
ALTERATION Cost, $
SAN FRANCISCO. Seventh and
Daggett Streets.
Alterations and additions to manu-
facturing plant.
Owner— Glidden Co., 1300 7th Street,
San Francisco.
Structural Engineer— T. Ronneberg,
Crocker Bldg.. S-an Francisco.
The Glidden Co. has purchased the
plant of the Main Iron Wors and plans
repairs and alterations. It will be
about one month before plans will
be ready for bids.
Award Recommended
WAREHOUSES Cost, $200,000
STOCKT(>N. San Joaquin Co., Caiif.
Deep Draft Terminal.
Six 1 -story brick warehouses (known
as Warehouses C, D. E, F. L, and
M) extensions to water system,
drainage, dry pipe fire protection
system, and road system).
Owner — City of Stockton Port Com-
mission.
Plan.s by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Low Bidder— O. H. Chain. 41 S. Sut-
ter St., Stokton. $185,297.
Complete bids follow:
(1) Total bid for work as specified;
(2) Add for additional excavation;
(3) Add per foot of column extension:
O. H. Chain, Stockton (1) $178,897
(2) 6,400
(3) 5
C. H. EMdd, Stockton (1) $179,627
(2) 6,400
(3) 6
J. C. Mcvers, Stockton (1) $191,000
(2) 5,60n
(3) 5
Robl. E. McKee, L,. A (1) $200,900
(2) 6,400
(3) 3.75
T'ort Commission recommended the
awai^ of a contract to O. H. Chain at
hid price, including additional excava-
tion and referred bids to PAVA. The
rommis.«ioii reserves the right, how-
ever, to determine at its next meeting
whether to proceed with the work or
to abandon the jiroject.
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost. $1,500
SAN FRANCISCO. 1925 Fillmore St.
•Xlterations to bakery.
Owner — Ycre F'rench Bakery.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— J. I?. Glasser, 24^0 Union
Street,
CONTRACT AWARDED
LOS ANOELlOS. Cal.— C. L. Peck,
54 S. Spring St., awarded contract at
$65,000 for strengthening the floors of
the five-story. Class A building at
the southwest corner of E. 7th St. and
Santa Fe Ave. for the F''ord Motor
Co. The floors of the building, which
is a reinforced concrete structure, will
be strengthened with a combination
of reinforcing and gunite. Parkinson
& Parkinson, 808 Title Insurance Bldg.
Architects.
Contract Awarded
WAREHOUSE Cost, $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO. E Mission N 13tli.
One-story frame warehouse.
Owner — Speyer & Schwartz, Inc., 200
Twelfth Street.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Adam Arras, 4008 ISth St.
STEEL CONTRACT AWARDED
LOS ANGELES. Cal.— Con.'^olidatfd
Steel Corp., 5701 E. Slau.son .\ venue,
awarded contract for furnishing and
erecting approximately 4100 ton.s of
structural steel for the new automo-
bile assembly plant to be built at San-
la Fe Ave. and Tweedy Blvd. for the
General Motors Corp. A.s previou.siy
reported, plans for the general work
are now in the hands of contractor.'^
and bid.s will be opened in Detroit on
January 6. Albert Kahn, New Center
Bldg., Detroit, is the architect.
PLANS BEING FIGURED
LOS ANGELES. Cal.— Albert Kahn.
Inc., architects and engineers. New
Center Bldg.. Detroit, is taking bid.s
for the automobile assembly plant to
be built on a 43-acre site at Santa Fe
Ave. and Tweedy Blvd. for the Gen-
eral Motors Corp. Plans for the gen-
eral works are now in the hands (-f
local contractors and bids are to ho
submitted to the Argonaut Realty Cor-
poration, subsidiary of General Motors
in Detroit on January 6. Plans for the
mechanical work will probably go out
for bids next week. The plant will
consifit of a steel frame assembly
building, one-story and part two-stor-
ies in height and covering an area of
800x565 feet: a two-story, reinforced
concrete office building: a concrete
loading dock, and .1 pump house and
storage tanks. A large amount of con-
crete paving will be included in the
improvements. The site is entirely
fenced. Following is a partial list of
the contractors who have beeen invit-
ed to submit bids: Myers Bros., 3407
San P'ernando Rd.; H. M. Baruch Cor-
poration, 625 S Olive St.; Clinton Con-
struc-tion Co. 1103 Spring Arcade Bldg.
Ford J. Twaits Co., 816 W 5th St.; Ku-
bach-Snyder Co. 2225 E 37th St.: Lind-
gren & Swinerton, 605 W. Olympic
Blvd.; Wm. P. Neil Co., 4671 E 40th
Sft.; P. J. Walker Co., 3900 White-
side Avenue.
Bids In — Held Under Advisement.
CREAMERY Cost, $15,000
SAN FRANCIS<"0. Fillmore Street S.
California St.
One-story Class C concrete creamery.
Owner — Marron Creamery.
Architect— R. R. Irvine. 2048 Market.
Owner is checking the bids and an-
noimcement will be made .shortly.
PLANS BEING FIGURED^BIOS
CLOSE JAN. 15
LOS ANGELES. Calif— Engineering
department of the Santa Fe railway,
Kerckhoff Bldg.. is tjiklng bids from a
closed, selected list of contractors for
a new freight house nn<\ riutomobile
A
V _ r 1 C C Q .% S I R U C T
Grading Contract Awarded.
POST 0?-KirE Cont. Price, $41. 430
r.ODI. San Joaquin Co., Calif.
V. S. Po.«t Office Building.
Owner — T'nited States Government.
Plans by Supervisinp Architect Treas-
ury Dept.. Washington. D. C.
Contractor— Frank J. Reilly. 6350 Ful-
ton St., San FVancisco.
Grading — Davis & Robinson, T.,odi.
LOW BIDDERS
Cor/l'O.V. S:in Bernardino Co., Cal.
— Chamlierlin AVeathcrstrip Co., De-
troit. Mich., al $44S, .suhmittcTl low bid
to Procurement Divi-sion, Piiblic Wks
Kranch. Washington, !>. C. for fur-
nishing insect pcrcen.s in the U. S. post
office at Colton.
Three low bids follow:
Chaniberlin Weatherstrip Co., De-
troit $448
Watson ^^anufactu^ing Co 471
Uobbins Mfg. Co., Chicago 485
Bids held under advisement.
OK
loading dock to be constructed on S<in-
ta Fe Ave. between Third and Fourth
Streets, for the use of the National
Carloading Corp. It will be a one-
story structure, approximately 400x.')0
feet in area; reinforced concrete ami
structural steel construction, concrete
and metal exterior, built-up roofing,
steel sash, steel rolling doors, mastic
floors, metal canopies, scales, etc. Th.-
plans were prepared by the architec-
tural department of the Santa Fe.
5^^ FLATS
Contract Awarded.
FT.ATS Cost, $7000
SAN FRANCISCO. W Priest S't. 117
9 Washington St.
Two-story and basement frame anil
stucco flats.
0\nher — P. V. Dinneen. 45 Priest St..
San Francisco.
Architect— F. W. Dakin, 625 Market
St.. San Francisco.
Contractor — T^. J. I.,andry, 636 Garfield
St., S-an Francisco.
6— GARAGES & SERVICE
STATIONS
CONTRACT AWARDED
MILLBRAK, S^n Mateo Co.. Cal.—
Hanson Bros., 5840 Mission St., San
Francisco, at $1885 awarded contract
by Public Utilities Commission, for
the construction of the Millbrae ga-
rage addition under Spec. W.D. 97.
Addition will be of wood frame ap-
proximately 24x95 feet with concrete
foundations, footings and floor slabs
and galvanized corrugated sheathing
on three sides and roof.
Complete bids published Dec. 19.
Contract Awarded.
SERVICE STATION Cost, $10,000
SAN FRANCIS-CO. SW Geary and
Henderson Sts.
Steel auto supply station.
Owner — McKale's Inc.. Claus Spreck-
els Bldg., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Robert Kelly, 2227 20th
Ave., San Francisco.
7— FEDERAL BUILDINGS
BIDS WANTED
SAN DIEGO, Cal.— Until January ft,
11 A. M.. bids will be received by the
Public Works Officer, 11th Naval Dis-
trict, San Diego, for paint spray booth
and paint storage at the Naval Oper-
ating Base (Air Station) San Dnego;
Spec. No. 8115.
The work consists of the furni.shing
of materials for, and the installation
of (a) paint spray booth and appur-
tenances in existing lean-to building
No. 24; (b) structural modifications of
lean-to for installation of paint spray
booth; and (c) addition of room to ex-
isting building No. 22 for paint stor-
age. The work includes in general,
heating and ventilating equipment,
sVieet metal ducts, concrete construc-
tion, brick and hollow tile work, steel
work, tubular ste(>l door, steel win-
dows, carpentry work, roofing, sheet
metal, .stucco, electrical and mivscel-
laneous work.
Plans and si>ecincations may bo ob-
tained from .-iliovc office and from
the Bureau of Yard.-; .-iiul Docks.
Washington, D. C, upon (l<'|)osit of
$10.00.
BIDS WANTED
SAN DIEGO, Cal.— Bids arc beins
received by the Bureau of Yards and
Docks, Navy Dept., Washington. D. C.
under Spec. No. 8100 for modernizing
five electric passenger elevators at the
Naval Hospital. San Diego. Date of
opening bids has not been s^t.
CONTRACT AWARDED
PEARL HARBOR. T. H. — Young
Engineering Corp., Honolulu, at $73,-
379.50 awarded contract by the Bureau
of Public Yards & Docks, Navy Dept..
Washington, D. C, under Spec. No.
8003, for the construction of store-
house, fire station and boat house at
the Naval Fleet Air Base, Pearl Har-
bor.
It was previously incorrectly report-
ed that the bids were rejected.
Bid Opening Postponed — To Close Jan.
6, 1 P. M.
INSPECTION STATION Cost, $66,000
NACO, Arizona.
Two-story and basement inspection
station (67x48 feet) concrete foun-
dations and basement, hollow tile
walls, stucco exterior, composition
roof, cement, wood and linoleum
covei)ed floors, promenade tile,
macadam paving, metal shower
partitions, steam heat, etc.
Owner — United States Government.
IMans by Supervising Architect Treas-
ury Dept., Washington, D. C.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from above office. No deposit
required for one set.
On previous bid opening lowest bid
was submitted by E. L. Martin, P. O.
Box 654, Dallas, Texas, at $54,830.
Complete bids published Sept. 16.
Date of opening bids has been post-
poned from December 30 to January
6.
S^ CLUB BUILDINGS
Preparing Preliminary Plans
MEMORIAL Cost, $
TIED'NIONT, Alameda Co., Calif.
One- ;ind two-story veterans' building
(probably concrete construction).
Owner — Piedmont Post No. 514, Amer-
ican Legion.
Architects — Noble and .Archie T. New-
som, Russ Bldg., San Francisco.
Planned
VETERANS' BLDG. Cost, $
SEBASTOPOL, Sonoma Co.. Calif.
Cnc-story frame and stucco veterans'
Viuilding (40xl00-ft.) main assem-
bly room, auxiliary room, kitchen.
Owner — Sebastopol Post, American Le-
gion.
.\rch;tect — Not Selected.
Preparing Working Drawings.
ALTKKATIOXS Cost, $15,000
SAN FRANCISCO. PTighteenth St.,
bet. Guerrero and Valencia 9ts.
Alterations to Class C four-stor>'
Lodge Building (install elevator.
modeinize lodge rooms, etc.)
Owner — Dovre Hall Association.
Architect — F. F. Amandes. 414 Dewey
Blvd.. San Francisco.
Plans Being Prepared.
LODGE BLDG. Cost, $50,000
MERCED, Merced Co.. Calif. Nine-
teenth and M Streets.
One and one-half-story frame and
stucco lodge building (lodge rooms
cafe, card rooms, lounge, gymna-
sium, banquet room and billiard
room).
Owner — Merced Lodge of Elks.
Architect — A. O. Johnson, Sir Francis
Drake Hotel, San Francisco.
Engineer — W. E. Bedesen, Merced.
9II HOSPIT ALS
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN FRANCISCO. — Hanson Bros..
5840 Mission Street, at $99.50 awardeii
contract by Custodian, U. S. Marine
Hospial. for repairing rear steps on
oflicers' quarters at the Marine Hos-
pital, 14th Ave. and Lake St.
Complete bids published Dec. 2.
New Bids Wanted — To Close Jan. 16.
12 Noon.
HOSPITAL Cost, $245,000
SANTA ROSA. Sonoma Co., Calif.
Two-story steel hospital bldg. (stucco
exterior, probably tile roof, eteani
heating system, steel sash, etc.;
200-bed capacity).
Owner — County of Sonoma.
Architect— John I. Easterly, Exchange
Bldg., Santa Rosa.
Engineer— Ed. A. Peugh (County En-
gineer) Courthouse, Santa Rosa.
Bids will be received up to 12 noon
and will be opened at 1:30 P. M., on
January 16.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect upon de-
posit of $25.00.
On previous bid opening lowest bid
was submitttd by John Hachman, P.
O. Box 206, Stockton, at $296,400.
BIDS OPENED
TUCSON. Arizona — E. A. Dow.
Tucson, at $23,998 submitted low bid
to the Veterans Administration,
Washington, D. C, for additions to
Administration Bldg. No. 1 at the
Veterans' Administration Facility
Hospital in Tucson.
The other bids were:
H. W. Foster, Tucson $24,000
L. & E. J. Pfotzer, Philadelphia 27,680
Bids held under advisement.
CONSTRUCTION STARTED
IMPROVE HOSPITAL
Cont. Price, $43,410
SAUNAS, Monterey Co., Cal. County
Hospital.
One-story frame and stucco tubercu
losis ward addition (22-bed unit);
barracks bldg. to accommodate 60;
20,000 gallon steel tower; new well,
etc.; buildings will have composi-
tion roof, wood floors, steam heat-
ing system to connect to main
plant, etc.
Owner — County of Monterey.
Architect — Chas. Butner, 51 Maple St..
Salinas.
Contractor — P. T. Wallslrum, Wat-
sonville.
Contract was awarded December 2,
and foundation excavation begun Dec.
24.
13 — PUBLIC BUILDINGS
FIRE HOUSES & JAILS
BIDS OPENED
O.M\LAND. Cal.— Wagnef & Park-
er. 135 South Park. San Francisco,
submitted only bid to County Super-
visors for construction of additional
equipment and facilities for the Jail
and District Attorney's Office In the
Alameda County Court House, located
at Fallon. 12th, Oak and 13th Sts.,
i>akland.
Plans prepared by Architects W. G.
Corlett. Henry A. Minton, James W.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Plachek, Wm. E. Schirmer and Carl
Werner. 910 Bank of America Bldg.,
Oakland.
Hid read as follows:
(1) Electrical Work, Ninth Floor —
$9374.
(2)..Electrical Work. Jail— $1398
(3) Cold Storage Room, 10th Floor —
$1544.
(4) Miscellaneous Mechanical Work —
$1G07.
(5) Jail Equipment, $2164.
(6) Miscellaneous General Work —
$1094.
Kid held under advisement.
Preparing Sketches.
ADDITION Cost, $28,000
YUBA CITY, Sutter Co., Cal.
One-.-story reinforced concrete build-
ing connecting county courthouse
and hall of records.
Owner — County of Sutter.
Architect — George S«llon, California
State Life Bldg., Sacramento.
BIDS WANTED
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal.— Until Jan.
13, 3 P. M., bids will be received by
Gwen Marshall, Clerk, San Luis Board
of Supervisors for composition floor
covering and electrical lighting fix-
tures to be used in the construction
of the first unit of a two-story fire-
proof courthouse, now being erected
at Monterey and Osos Sts., San Luis
Obispo.
Plane prepared by Architects Walk-
er and Eisen, 437 South Hill St., Los
Angeles.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the Clerk upon deposit of
$50.00.
Construction Started.
FIRE HOUSE Cost, $30,000
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Calif.
Emory and Laurel Streets.
One - story reinforced concrete fire-
house (tile roof) 75x150 feet.
Owner — City of San Jose.
Architect — Ralph Wyckoff, San Jose
National Bank Bldg., San Jose.
Structural Engineer — L. H. Nishkian,
525 Market St., San Francisco.
Project being financed with WPA
funds. Materials will be purchased by
the city as needed.
Contract Awarded
MEMORIAL BUILD'ING
Contract Price, $28,020
TUOLUMNE, Tuolumne Co., Calif.
One-story brick and concrete memo-
rial bldg. (composition roof, prob-
ably electric heat, etc.)
Owner— County of Tuolumne.
Architect — Frank V. Mayo, 108 East
Miner Street, Stockton.
Contractor— W. Buck & Sons, 57 East
Geary St., Stockton.
New Bids Asked — To Close January
14, 5 P. M. (To Be Opened at 8:30)
LIBRARY Cost, $20,100
ALAMEDA. Alameda Co., Cal. NW
Eighth St. and Santa Clara Ave.
One-story branch library.
Owner — City of Alameda.
Architect — Carl Werner, 1303 Bay St.,
Alameda.
Copies of revised plans and speci-
fications are obtainable from City
Clerk, upon deposit of $25.
On previous bid opening lowe.it bid
wa.s .submitted by J. J. Grodem, 1028
San Antonio Ave.. Alameda, at $23,-
500.
Bids Wanted — To Close January 27,
8 P. M.
LIBRARY Cost. $35,000
VIS-ALIA. Tulare Co.. Cal. Tipton-
Lindsey Playgroimd.
f>nf-story library building.
Owner— City of Vi.salla (Kathleen H.
Sim. City Clerk).
Architect — C. A. Balch, 1584 W.
Washington St., Los Angeles.
Bid forms obtainable from Judson
S. Steele, 822 W. Mineral King St.,
Visalia.
Completing Plans.
COURT HOUSE Cost, $450,000
SALINAS. Monterey Co., Cal. Site
of Old County Courthouse.
New County Courthouse.
Owner — County of Monterey.
Architect — Chas. Butner, 51 Maple
St., Salinas, and Robert Stanton.
Carmel.
PWA has allotted a grant of $200,-
000 toward project. Plans will be
submitted to PWA for approval
shortly. Bids probably will be called
about January 15.
LOW BIDDER
TORRANCE, Los Angeles Co.. Cal.
— Petley & Matcham, 624 La Brea Av-
enue, Los Angeles, at $104,280 sub-
mitted low bid to the Torrance City
Council for construction of a city hall
and jail buildings, library building and
auditorium.
I'lans prepared by Architects A. R.
Walker and P. A. Eisen, 708 Pacific
Commerce Bldg., Los Angeles.
CONTRACT AWARDED
OAKLAND, Cal.— Wagner & Parker
135 South Park, &an Francisco,
awarded contract by the Alameda
County Supervisors for construction
of additional equipment and facilities
for the Jail and District Attorney's
Office in the Alameda County Court
House, located at Fallon, 12th, Oak
and 13th Sts., Oakland.
Bids Opened.
LIBRARY Cost, $38,000
BERKELEY, Alameda Co.. Cal. The
Alameda.
One-.?tory reinforced concrete library
(tile roof, hot air heating system).
Owner — City of Berkeley.
Architect — James Plachek, Mercantile
Bank Bldg., Berkeley.
Low Bidder — George F. King, 2522
College Ave., Berkeley.
Bids were taken as follows:
(1) Work complete.
(2) Deduct for one pipe gravity
heating system in place of two pipe
vacuum system.
(3) Deduct for omitting club rooms,
staff rooms, and kitchen.
Complete bids follow:
Geo. F. King, Berkeley (1) $45,485
(2) 500
(3) 7,000
Frank A. Stead, Berkeley....(l) $50,500
(2) 600
(3) 7,500
Kelly & Tulloch, Oakland. ...(1) $50,936
(2) 518
(3) 8,050
Villadsen Bros., Piedmont..(l) $52,600
(2) 625
(3) 7,500
W. E. Lyons Constr. Co.,
Alameda (1) $54,883
(2) 625
(3) 9,820
All bids referred to the City Man-
ager.
\4^ RESIDENCES
January 2, 1936
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
RESIDENCE.^ Cost. $5000 each
SAN FRANCISCO. Pinelake Park.
Six one-story and basement frame and
stucco residences (five rooms) tile
shingle tile, composition, shake
roofs, wood sash, hardwood floors
tile baths, etc.
Owner and Builder— A. J. Herzig, 2300
Ocean Ave., San Francisco.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle, 126 Post St.,
Han Francisco.
Roofing — Gordon Taylor. 1478 25th
Ave.
Plumbing— George Rchn, 1919 Mission
Street.
Electric Wiring— Richmond Elec. Co.,
1370 40th Ave.
Heating and Sheet Metal — Atlas Heat-
ing & Ventilating Co.. 557 4th St.,
Brick and Stone Work — A. Nelson, 242
Ocean Avenue.
Lumber — Loop Lumber Co-, Central
Basin.
Wood Sash — Colma Mill & Lumber
Co., Colma.
Structral Steel — Pacific Coast Steel
Company.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6000
BERKELEY, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
460 Arlington Avenue.
Two-story frame residence (6 rooms)
and garage.
Owner & Builder— F. W. Confer, 1328
Arch St., Berkeley.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4000
BERKELEY, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
[FDO Creston Street.
One-story frame residence (5 rooms).
Owner— J. C. Tormey, 2044% Tele-
graph Ave., Berkeley.
Architect— F. L. Confer, 2812 Russell
St., Berkeley.
Oontractor— J. M. Walker, 1709 Grove
St., Berkeley.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $3500
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
17 El Patio Ave.
One-story residence (5 rooms).
Owner — 9. A. Tracey, 4481 Moraga
Ave., Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — C. W. Leekins, 4481 Mor-
aga Ave., Oakland.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $5500
SAN MATEO, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Lot 14 Blk J, 15th Avenue.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — Percy Bradshaw, 151 15th
Ave., S-an Mateo.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Wallace Waterhouse, 1235
Shatter St., San Mateo.
Roofing, Heating and Sheet Metal —
Izmirian Roofing & Sheet Metal
Works, 229 S. Railroad Ave., San
Mateo.
Plumbing— A. W. Tyo, 201 S. Boule-
vard, San Mateo.
Electric Wiring — Charles Morrison, 222
Catalpa Ave., San Mateo.
Iron Grille Work — San Mateo Forge
Co.. 500 Third Ave., San Mateo.
Brick Work — Farrell & Bernsten,
Redwood City.
Lathing and Plastering— J. D. Barr.
828 Alpine Ave., Burlingame.
Lumber — Wisnom Lumber Co., 1000
B'roadway, San Mateo.
Millwork and Wood Sash — Nelson &
K'hirky, 204 E. Lane, Burlingame.
Painting — Charles F. Maynard, 607 S.
Eldorado St., San Mateo.
Contracts on tile work, hardware
.ind flooring have not yet been let.
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost, $
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
Thirteenth and U Streets.
Alterations to building (160xl60-ft.) to
provide sales rooms, shops & parts
department.
Owner — Capital Co., 625 Market Street
San Francisco.
Lessee — Weaver-Rye Tractor Co., 1701
Second St., Sacramento.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner
Contractor — Peterson & Steinbrenner,
1116 O St., Sacramento.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7500
OAKLAND. Alameda Co., Cal. No.
6415 Chilton Drive.
le
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Two-story residence (7 rooms).
Owner— Dr. Henry J. Lund. 478 30th
St.. Oakland.
Architect— F. L,. Confer, 1812 Russell
St., Berkeley.
Contractor— F. \V. Confer, 1328 Arch
S't., Berkeley.
15— SCHOOLS
New Bids Wanted— To Close January
13, 1 P. M.
SCHOOL Cost. $43,048
HANFORD, Kings Co.. Cal. Douty
and Courtney Streets.
One-story reinforced concrete elemen-
tary -school (North Grammar
School).
Owner — Hanford Elementary School
District (W. C. Tar, Clerk).
Architect— W. D. Coates. Rowell Bldg.
Fresno.
Copies of the revised plans and
specifications are obtainable from the
architect upon deposit of $25.
On previous bid opening lowest bid
was submitted by R. P. Moore, Fresno.
at $54,389.
Complete bids published Dec. 16.
Award Recommended.
HIGH SCHOOL Cost, $75,000
GUSTINB, Merced Co.. Calif.
One-story frame & stucco high school
(steel trusss in auditorium) four
classrooms, auditorium to seat 500
and cafeteria.
Owner — Gustine Union High School
District.
Architects— W. G. Corlett and E. A.
Russ. 1801 Bank of America Bldg.,
Oakland.
Low Bidder — Carl N. Swenson. 355
Stockton Ave., San Jose.
Recommendation has been made to
the PWA that the contract be award-
ed, Carl N. Swenson, with deductions
from the main bid of $96,867.
It was previously reported Incor-
rectly that all bids had been re-
jected.
BOND ELECTION
NEAR BAKERSFIELD-. Kern Co..
Calif.— Ro.sedale School District will
hold an election January 7 at which
time it is proposed to vote bonds in
the sum of $30,000, proceeds to be used
to finance the district's share of the
cost of proposed improvements at the
Rosedale grammar school, located ap-
proximately eight miles west of Bak-
ersfleld. Total cost of the project,
which will include the construction of
five new one-story, frame and stucco
units, is estimated at $85,000. An ap-
plication for additional funds has been
filed with the WPA. Perrine & Mackie
H. E. Mackie architect, 908 Western
Pacific Bldg., Los Angeles, are pre-
paring the plans.
PLANS COMPLETED
GLENDALE. Los Angeles Co., Cal.
— Architect George M. Llndsey. 6305
Yucca St., Hollywood, has completed
plans for a Junior College plant to
be built near the intersection of Ver-
dugo Road and Mountain St., Glen-
dale, for the Glendale Board of Ed-
ucation. The plans are now being
checked by the State Architect. The
program provides for a two-story ad-
ministration buildiig, 65x306 feet; a
two-story science building, 65x165 feet,
and two one-story locker room
buildings, each 60x60 feet. Construc-
tion will he of reinforced concrete,
file and composition roofing, cement,
linoleum and maple floors, tile en-
trance and toilets, oak trim. steel
sash, steam heating, ventilating fans,
acoustic plaster ceiling, etc. Cost,
$300,000.
State Teachers' College at Tempe, at
$71,402, for the construction of a
combined stadium and industrial arts
building on the college campus in
Tempe. a PWA project. P. W. Wo-
mack submitted the only other bid at
$76,068. Recommendation was made
that the contract be awarded to the
low bidder. L. M. Fitzhugh, 329 Ellis
Bldg., Phoenix, Architect. \
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cont. Price, $32,174
DAVIS, Yolo Co., Calif.
Alterations to grammar school (re-
pair auditorium, etc.)
Architect — Starks & Flanders, Forum
Bldg., Sacramento.
Contractor— Geo. W. Kopp, 1514 15th
St., Sacramento.
Plumbing and Heating — Hateley &
Hateley, 1710 10th St., Sacramento
Electric Wiring — Bex Moore, 616 San
Antonio Way, Sacramento.
Sheet Metal — Frank Ahl, 2114-16 P
St., Sacramento.
Tile Work — H. O. Adams, 911 26th
St., Sacramento.
Glass— W. P. Fuller & Co., 301 Mis-
sion St., San Francisco.
Iron Grille Work — Ailing Iron Works,
5th and X Sts., Sacramento.
Lathing and Plastering — Thomas
S«ollan Co., 2919 T St., Sacra-
mento.
Lumber — Davis Lumber Co., Davis.
Mill Work— Capital City Planing Mill,
1812 9th St., Sacramento.
Hardware — Shorrock-Smith Co., 818
J St., Sacramento.
Painting — W. H. Raymond Co., 2710
Donner Way, Sacramento.
Reinforcing Steel — Palm Iron Works,
1501 S S-t., Sacramento.
Contracts on roofing, concrete,
flooring and brick work not let yet.
Bids Wanted — To Close January 10.
ADDITION Cost. $139,821
YAKIMA, Wa.shington.
High School addition; auditorium (153
x72 ft.) with balcony; reinforced
concrete construction; full base-
ment, including ventilating equip-
ment and dressing rooms; addi-
tion to third floor (280x80 feet.);
brick walls and wood floors.
Owner — Yakima School District.
Architect — John Maloney, Larson
Bldg., Yakima.
Separate bids will be taken for
general, electrical, plumbing, heating
and ventilating.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the Architect upon deposit of
$25.
Bids Wanted — To Close January 11.
GYMNASIUM Cost. $115,000
WALLA WALLA. Washington.
Physical Education Building (122x170
ft.) separate gyms for boys and
girls; boys' gym. to have seating
accommodations for 1800 with pro-
visions for collapsible seats; offices
under balcony.
Owner — Walla Walla School District
(W. M. Kern, Superintendent of
Schools).
Architect — John Maloney, Larson
Bldg., Yakima.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCES Cost, $4000 each
SAN FRANCISCO. E 38th Ave. 9
Judah Street.
Three one-story and basement frame
and stucco residences.
Owner and Builder — H. H. Isaac, 517
Belvedere St., San Francisco.
Architect- S. A. Colton, 544 Market
St., San Francisco. I
BIDS OPENED
TEMPE. Ariz.— Del E. Wehb Gonstr.
Co., 1600 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix,
submitted low bid to the Arizona
Construction Started
LIBRARY Cont. Price, $54,033
SUNNYVALE. Santa Clara Co.. Calif.
One-story reinforced concrete library
and swimming pool (tile roof).
Owner — Fremont Union High School
District.
Architect— W. H. Weeks, 525 Market
St., San Francisco.
Contractor — C. N. Swenson, 355 Stock-
ton Ave., San Jose.
Mr. Swenson has established an of-
fice on the school grounds and con-
.struction ha.s commenced.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $7,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Calif. 5945
Johnston Drive.
One-story residence (six rooms).
Owner — George M. Dufton.
Architect— W. I. Garren, 233 Post St.,
San Francisco.
Contractor -^ J. R. Armstrong, 1131
Fleet Road, Oakland.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $4,717
OAKLAND. Alameda Co., Cal. Oak-
more Road.
Two-story residence (5 rooms and 2
baths) stucco exterior, shake roof,
gas heat, wood sash.
Owner — Herman Meyer.
Architect — Earl McDonald, 3812 Broad-
way, Oakland.
Contractor — A. Frederick Anderson,
3524 Harbor View Ave., Oakland.
Plans Being Prepared
RESIDENCE Cost, $4,800
RICHMOND, Contra Costa Co.. Cal.
One- and two - story residence (six
rooms).
Owner — Withheld.
Architect — Earl McDonald, 3812 Broad-
way, Oakland.
Plans Being Completed
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,800
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. Oak-
more Tract.
Monterey Colonial residence (5 rooms,
one bath) steel sash, shake roof,
brick fireplace, gas heat.
Owner — A. M. Polinsky.
Architect — Earl McDonald, 3812 Broad-
way, Oakland.
Segregated bids will be asked about
January 2.
Plans Being Completed
RESIDENCE Cost. $4,500
SAN FRANCISCO. Sunset District.
Monterey-Colonial residence (6 rooms,
1 bath).
Owner — Mrs. Scott.
Architect— Earl McDonald, 3812 Broad-
way, Oakland.
Private bids will be taken shortly.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4850
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Cal. No.
1435 Emory Street.
Residence (6 room).
Owner— Spencer R. Trowbridge, 12
S. 4th St., San Jose.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— W. H. O'Neil, 1475 Emory
St., San Jose. ',
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7000
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Cal. No.
732 Chapman Street.
Residence (6 rooms.)
Owner— Col. Ross Bush, 1478 McDan-
iel Ave.. San Jose.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Paul N. Anderson. 1210
I,incoln Ave., San Jos.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCES Cost, $6500
MERCED. Merced Co.. Calif.
Two one-story frame and stucco resi-
dences (five rooms each) shingle
roof, gas heating system, wood &
steel .<!ash. tile baths, hardwood
floors, etc.
Owner — Mr. Morley.
Architect — G. N. Ililburn, 1213 I St.,
Modesto.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
n
Contractor — \V. H. Johnson, 411 Fair-
view S*t., Modesto.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $8000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. Rock-
ridge District.
Two-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — Mr. Weaver.
Architect — Miller & Warnecke. Finan-
cial Center Bldg., Oakland.
Contractor— Olaf Petersen, 626 Rhoda
Ave., Oakland.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost. $6200
SAN JOS'E, Santa Clara Co., Calif.
No. 1530 E. St. John Street.
Residence (5 rooms).
Owner and Builder — R. C. Goddard.
1S9 S. Third St, San Jose.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6200
FRESNO, Fresno Co., Calif. No. 1615
N. Van Ness Avenue.
Residence and garage. .
Owner — J. W. Hedrick.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Harris Con.«;tr. Co., 577
McKinley Ave., Fresno.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4500
BERKELEY, Alameda Co., Calif. No.
485 Vincente St.
Owner — H. C. Freuler, 216 Montecito,
Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— D. W. Parks, 2536 63rd
Ave., Oakland.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Jan.
6th.
RESIDENCE Cost, $
CARMEL, Monterey Co., Calif.
One-story wood frame residence.
Owner— Mrs. Diantha Miller.
Architect— W. W. Wurster, 260 Cali-
fornia St., San Francisco.
Following will submit bids:
G. H. Meese, 1401 Floribunda Ave.,
Burlingame.
Walter Snook, 173 El Dorado St.,
Monterey.
Miles Bain, Box 534, Carmel.
H. C. Geyer, 946 Hellam Street,
Monterey.
Plans Being Prepared.
BI'ILDING Cost, $90,000
PORTLAND, Oregon. SE Grand and
E. Ash Streets.
Two-story addition to present build-
ing.
Owner — Fields Motor Car Co. (Arthur
L. Fields, Mgr), Chevrolet Dealer.
Architect — White & Church, Railvray
Exchange Bldg., Portland.
FIRE LOSS
PIEDMONT, Alameda Co., Calif.—
Fire destroyed the home of Chas. G.
Broadwater, located at 27 Highland
Ave., Piedmont, Dec. 24. Damage is
estimated at $35,000. 1
FIRE LOSS
HILLSBOROUGH, San Matoo Co.,
Calif. — Fire destroyed the residence
owned by W. W. Holt located in Hills-
borough. Damage estimated at $40,-
000. «
To Be Done By Day's Work
RE.SIDENCKS Cost, $6,000 ea.
SAN FRANCISCO. W Parnassus N
Sloat Blvd.
Two one - story and basement frame
and stucco residences.
Owner and Builder— A. J. Herzig, 700
Sloat Boulevar-d.
Architect — Not Given.
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCES Cost, $4,000 each
SAN FRANCISCO. W 26th Avenue S
Moraga.
Four one - story and basement frame
and stucco residences.
Owner and Builder — Standard Building
Co., 1500 Judah Street.
Areliitcct^Not Given. i
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCES Cost, $5,000 each
SAN FRANCISCO. E Lawton E 31st
Avenue.
Four one - story and basement frame
and stucco residences.
Owner and Builder — Henry Doelger,
320 Judah Street.
Architect — Not Given.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCES Cost, $4,000 each
SAN FRANCISCO. N Romaine, East
Corbett Avenue.
Four one - story and basement frame
and stucco residences.
Owner and Builder — Fernando Nelson
& Sons, Inc., 2901 19th Avenue.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
BURLINGAME HILLS, San Mateo Co.
Two-story frame and shake residence.
Owner — Nelson E. Jones, 1472 High-
way Road, Burlingame.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle, 126 Post St.,
San Francisco.
Contractor — Martin Peterson, 128 Lor-
ton Ave., Burlingame. i
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
PALO ALTO, Santa Clara Co., Calif.
2160 Byron Street.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — Charles Monroe, Clay Avenue,
Palo Alto.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Stedman & Stedman, 1818
Bryant St., Palo Alto.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $7,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. Clive,
North Chelton Drive.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (5 rooms).
Owner— R. M. Campbell, Berkeley.
Architect— J. K. Ballantine, 137 Har-
lan, San ■ Francisco.
Contractor— T. D. Courtright, 349 51st
St., Oakland. *
Contract To Be Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $9,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Calif. Oak-
more Manor.
Two - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (8 rooms, 3 baths)
Owner— M. J. Conlon.
Architect— Chester Treichel, 096 Cleve-
land Ave., Oakland.
Low Bidder— Charles Ungaretti, 1727
Foothill Blvd"., Oakland.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7000
PALO ALTO, Santa Clara Co., Calif.
2140 Byron Street.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — Allen B. Lemmon.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Stedman & Stedman, 1818
Bryant St., Palo Alto.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7000
SAN MATEO, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Aragon Tract.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner and Builder — Hugo Holtberg,
29 San Mateo Drive, San Mateo.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $
WOODSIDE, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Portola Road.
One-story frame and stucco residence
Owner — M. A. Pencovic.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Aetna Constr. Co., 238
Arleta Ave., San Francisco.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, *6000
PIEDMONT, Alameda Co., Calif. No.
7 Parkside Drive.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (5 rooms).
Owner — P. H. Hammarberg, 2530 Hil-
gard Ave., Piedmont.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Albert Hammarberg, 2530
Hilgard Ave., Piedmont.
Preparing Preliminary Plans.
RESIDENCE Cost, $8500
BAYWOOD PARK, San Mateo Co.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
Owner — Withheld.
Architect— F. F. Amandes, 1879 18lh
Ave., San Francisco.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7000
BURLINGAME. San Mateo Co., Calif.
Lot 5 BIk 40, Balboa Street.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
Owner and Builder — Jas. A. Arnott,
633 Taraval St., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Jan.
6th, 5 P.. M.
RESIDENCE Cost, $
SAN FRANCISCO. W Jordan Avenue
N Euclid.
Two - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (8 rooms, 3 baths)
Owner — Fannie L. Baker.
Architect— J. E. Krafft & Sons, Ar-
chitects & engineers, Phelan Bldg.
Contract Awarded.
RE.S-IDBNCE Cost, $6000
PIEDMONT, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
11 Nace Street.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms).
Owner — Gertrude Pressler, 1419 Ex-
celsior Ave., Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Walter Pressler, 1419 ETx-
celsior Ave., Oakland.
Plans Being Figured.
RESIDENCE Cost, $
SAN FRANCISCO. W Jordan Avenue
N Euclid Avenue.
Two-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (8 rooms, 3 baths)
Owner — Fannie L. Baker.
Architect— J E. Krafft & Sons, Ar-
chitects & Engineers. Phelan Bldg.
Segregated bids will be taken.
Plumbing figures must be in by Jan-
uary 3, 5 P. M. Bids on plastering,
carpenter work, concrete, steel and
iron must be in by January 6, 5 P. M.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $8000
BURLINGAME HILLS, San Mateo Co.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
Owner — Nelson E. Jones.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Martin Peterson. 12S Lor-
ton Ave., Burlingame
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $5000
REDWOOD CITY. San Mateo Co., Cal.
No. 134 King Street.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — E. K. Thompson
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— C. E. Slelnegger, 371 Ala-
meda de las Pulgas. Redwood City
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $8000
PIEDMONT. Alameda Co.. Cal. No.
147 Hagar Avenue.
Twostory frame and stucco residence
(8 rooms). uoear
Owner - L. H. Stnckler. 147 Hagar
Ave.. Piedmont.
Award Recommended
HIGH SCHOOL Cont. Price. 1164.861
ARBUCKLE. Colusa Co.. Calif.
Sne story reinforced concrete h.gh
"""'school (10 clasarooms. auduor.um
to seat 750. gymnasium shop) flat
composition roofing, steam heat-
ing system, maple floors, wood and
Owner-Pt^rt union High school Dis-
ArchUect-W. E. Coffman. Forum
BldK Sacramento.
LOW BMder-J. L- McLaughlin Co..
251 Kearny St.. San Francisco.
Bids were taken as follows:
(1) Main bid. work complete;
Alt 1) Deduct for omitting all stage
equipment and auditorium drapes
except front curtains; . , ^„„
(Alt 2) Deduct for omitting balcony
opera chairs in auditorium and
English expression room;
(Alt 3^ Deduct for omitting all li-
brary furniture, commercial and
typing room furniture, all agricul-
tural room and office furniture;
(Alt 4) Deduct for omitting all fur-
niture specified in Sections 1-13.
except lockers:
(Alt. 5) Deduct for omitting all kitch-
en equipment;
(Alt 6) Deduct for omitting the shop
building, including plumbing, heat-
ing and electrical work.
Complete bids follow: ..„„ „^,
J. L. McLaughlin Co. S. F...(l) $199,053
(Alt. 1) 2.103
(Alt. 2) 1.555
(Alt. 3) 2.077
(Alt. 4) 6.44!)
(Alt. 5) 1.808
'. (Alt. 6) 20.198
J C Meyers, Stockton (1) $206,300
(Alt. 1) 2.044
(Alt. 2) 1.610
iXn. 3) 2,116
(Alt. 4) 6.261
(Alt. 5) 1.747
(Alt. 6) 18,192
Villadsen Bros.. Pledmont..(l) $212,000
(Alt. 1) 1.490
(Alt. 2) 1.555
(Alt. 3) 2.160
(Alt. 4) 6,000
(Alt. 5) 600
(Alt. 6) 20,236
P J Walker Co.. S. F (1) $239,932
. _ (Alt. 1) 2,104
(Alt. 2) 1.555
(Alt. 3) 2.076
(Alt. 4) 6.441
(Alt. 5) 949
(Alt. 6) 20.212
Contract was awarded (subject to P
W A approval) to J. L. McLaughlin,
at $164,861, including all alternatee.
Bids Wanted— To Close Jan. 22nd, 2
P. M.
CHEMISTRY BLDO. Cost, $1,200,000
SEATTLE, Wash. Campus of Uni-
versity of Washington.
Three- and four-story reinforced con-
crete chemistry building (exterior
walls faced with brick, cast stone
or terra cotta trim, flat roofs,
quarry tile or terrazzo floors, di-
rect radiation heating system etc.)
Owner — State of Washington.
Architect — F. A. Naramore, Central
Building, and Clyde Grainger and
Donald Thomas, Arcade Building,
Seattle.
Supervising Architects — Bebb & Gould
Hoge Bldg., Seattle.
Bids are being taken as follows:
(1) General work;
(2) Mechanical work;
(3) Electrical work;
(4) Lighting fixtures.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect upon deposit
of $25.00.
Contract Awarded
ADDITION Contract Price. $25,340
CLARKSBURG. Yolo Co., Calif.
Addition to high school.
Owner — Clarksburg Union High School
I>istrict.
Architect — Harry Devlne, Cronan Bldg.
Sacramento.
Contractor — Azevedo Const. Co., 920
O St.. Sacramento.
New Bids Wanted — To Close Jan. 8,
2 P. M.
GYMNASIUM Cost, $50,000
TUOLUMNE, Tuolumne Co., Calif.
One - story reinforced concrete high
school gymnasium.
Owner — Summerville High School Dist.
Architect— Frank V. Mayo, 108 East
Miner St., Stockton.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect upon deposit
of $20.00.
No bids were received on the pre-
vious bid opening.
Construction Under Way.
RECON. SCHOOL Cost, $38,000
PITTSBURG, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
Reconstruct primary school.
Owner — Pittsburg School District.
Architect— Louis Stone. 785 Market St.
San Francisco.
Mgr. of Const.— B. T. Owsley. 950 East
St.. Pittsburg.
Labor is being furnished by the W
PA. •
To Ask Bids.
REHABILITATE GYM Cost. $4,000
BERKELEY. Alameda Co., Calif.
Rehabilitation of Willard Junior High
School gymnasium.
Owner — Berkeley Board of Education.
Engineer— Thos. F. Chace, 625 Market
St., San Francisco.
Plans Being Figured — Bide Close Jan.
10th, 2 P. M.
SCHOOL Cost, $24,454
NAPA, Napa Co., Calif.
One-story reinforced concrete elemen-
tary school (two classrooms and
auditorium to seat 200).
Owner — Mr. George Union Elementary
School District.
-Architect — W. E. Coflfman. Forum
Bldg., Sacramento.
Plans and .specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect upon de-
posit of $25.00.
Plans Completed
SCHOOL Cost, X34.000
MORRO, San Luis Obispo Co., Calif.
One-story school building.
Owner — Morro Union School District.
.\rchitect — Louis N. Crawford, Santa
Maria.
Structural Engineer — H. J. Brunnier.
Sharon Bldg., San Francisco.
Plans will bo forwarvled to the State
Division of Achitecture for approval
immediately.
Plans Completed
SCHOOL Cost. $30,000
CAMBRIA, San Luis Obispo Co., Calif.
One-.'story frame school building.
Owner — Cambria School District.
Architect — Louis N. Crawford, Santa
Maria.
Structural Engineer — H. J. Brunnier,
Sharon Bldg., San Francisco.
Pl.Tn.s will be forwar-rled to the .State
Division of Achitecture for approval
within a few days.
Plans Completed
SCHOOL Cost, $18,001)
CAYUCOS, San Luis Obispo Co., Cal.
One-story frame school building.
Owner — Cayucos School Disti-ict.
Architect — Louis N. Crawford, Santa
Maria.
Structural Engineer — H. J. Brunnier,
Sharon Bldg., San Francisco.
Plans will be forwarded to the State
Division of Achitecture for approval
within a few days.
PREPARING PLANS
LOS ANGELES, Cal. — Architects
Allison & Allison, 1014 Edison Bldg.,
Los Angeies, are preparing working
drawings and specifications for a two-
story administration building to be
erected on the campus of the Uni-
versity of California Tt Los Angeles.
The building will be oi reinforced con-
crete construction, 175 x75 feet in
area. Cost, $200,000.
BIDS WANTED
SOUTH PASADENA. Los Angeles
Co., Cal.— Until January 10, 8 P. M.,
bids will be received by South Pasa-
dena High School District for a two-
story science building to be erected at
South Pasadena High School, corner
of Diamond and Rollins Sts.. South
Pasadena. Cost. $40,000. Marsh,
Smith & Powell, 508 Architects' Bldg.,
Los Angeles, Architects.
LOW BIDDER
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Blystone and
Van Tuyle, 136 Walnut St., Brea, sub-
mitted low bid to Los Angeles board
of education at $52,100, for one-story
school building to be erected at Lo-
rena Street school. 1015 S. Lorena St.
A. S. Nibecker, Jr., architect, 1425 S.
San Pedro St.
Bids Opened
ADDITION Cost, $53,922
MILLBRAE, San Mateo County, Cal.
Chadbourne Avenue.
Atldition to Millbrae elementary school
(add three new classrooms, en-
large auditorium, new steam heat-
ing system, new plumbing sys-
tem, add new lunch room and gen-
eral repairs) and addition to Lo-
mita Park School (add two new
classrooms, new lunch room, new
.steam heating system, new plumb-
ing system and general repairs).
Owner — Millbrae Elementary School
District.
Architect — Thdmas Edwards, 9 Geary
St., San Francisco.
Low Bidder — John Looman, 125 Park
Road, Burlingame.
Complete bids follow:
John Looman, Burlingame $39,06/
E. C. Petersen, San Francisco.. 41,680
Monson Bros., San Francisco.... 43,826
Mooney and McDonaW, Burlin-
game 48,909
F. J. Reilly, San Francisco 44,831
H. H. Smith, Daly City 45,610
Hanson Bros., San Francisco 44,898
O. M. Rousseau. San Francisco 49.822
Bids held under advisement.
Bids Opened
SCHOOL Cost. $20,000
CONCORD. Contra Costa Co.. Calif.
One-story frame and stucco school (8
classrooms, library, offices and toi-
let facilities) tile roof, steam heat-
ing system, wood floors, etc.
Owner — (3layton Valley School Dist.
.Architect- E. W. Cannon, 81 Echo St.
Oakland.
Low Bidder— E. T. Leiter & Son, 811
37th St., Oakland.
Complete bids follow:
tl) Main bid;
(2) Omitting window shades;
PACIFIC CONSTRUCT OK
:s
(3) Omitting linoleum;
(4) Omitting certain portions of heat-
ing systejn;
(5) Omitting linoleum, portions of the
heating system, window shades
from main bid.
K. T. Lelter & Son. Oakrd..(l) $18,687
(deduct) (2) »00
(deduct) (3) 90ii
(deduct) (4) 1.000
(deduct) (5) 2.200
Kelly & Tulloch, Oakland... (1) $21,618
(2) 21,318
(3) 20,797
(4) 20,658
- (5) 19,418
H. J. Slino, Pittsburg (1) |22,365
(2) 21,990
(3) 21,544
(4) 21,405
-- (5) 20,20.')
-Mark Bristol, Oakland (1) $23,333
(2) 23,000
— (3) 22,577
(4) 22,100,
(deduct) (5) 2,322
Sam Eyre, Tracy (1) $23,887
- (2) 23,551
(3) 23,067
(4) 22,987
^ .^ ■- (5) 21,831
David Nordstrom, Oakland..(l) $24,172
(2) 23,808
(3) 23,331
~ (4) 22,896
„,. ^ . (deduct) (5) 2.805
±5103 held under advisement.
Contract Awarded.
HIGH SCHOOL Cent. Price. $50,900
CEDARVILLE, Modoc Co., Calif
One-story frame and stucco high
school (12 clossrooms and study
hall) composition roof, steam heat-
ing system, wood floors, etc
Owner — Surprise Valley Union High
School District.
Architect— Jens Petersen, 812 26th St
Sacramento.
Contractor— p. d. Harris, Cedarville.
BOND ELECTION DATE POST-
PONED
LA TON, Fresno Co., Calif.— Laton
Joint Union High School District will
vote January 31 (date postponed from
December 31) on a proposal to issue
bonds in the amount of $28,000 to fi-
nance construction of an auditorium
and gymnasium at the Laton Joint
Lnion High School.
Preliminary plans prepared by Ar-
chitect Chas. H. Franklin, T W Pat-
terson Bldg., FVesno.
Contract Awarded.
?H?co^R ,. ^ <^°«*- J81.165
(,HICO. Butte Co.. Calif
One-story reinforced concrete elemen-
tary .school unit.
owner— Chico School District
Architect-Chester Cole. 4418 Second
St.. Chico.
Contractor— Campbell Constr. Co., 800
R St.. Sacramento.
Complete bids published Dec. 18.
Contract Awarded.
t^YMNASU-M Cont. Price. $92 641
CHICO. Butte Co., Calif.
One-story reinforced concrete gym-
nasium for Chico High School.
Owner— Chico High School District
Archltct— Chester Cole, 4418 Second
St., Chico.
Contractor— Campbell Coustr. Co., 800
R St., Sacramento.
Bids Opened
•SCHOOL Cost, $
SAN FRANCISCO. Bartlett and 22nd
Streets.
New grammar school building (twelve
clasarooms) Agasslz School.
Owner— City and County of San Fran-
cisco.
Architect— Masten & Hurd, 233 Post
Structural Engineer— Walter H u b e r
Crocker First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Electrical Engineer — Leland & Haley,
58 Sutter Street.
Low Bidder — Anderson and Ringroae,
320 Market Street.
Complete bids follow:
(1), (2), (3), (4), (5), add; (6) deduct
for omitting all exterior steel win-
dows and substituting wood sash
for frames of awning type.
Anderson & Hingrose $132,000
(1) 2,400
(2) 2,500
(3) 3,100
(4) 5,900
(5) 1.500
(6) 5,900
DeLuca & Son $134,416
(1) 1.760
(2) 1,325
(3) 2,273
(4) 4,200
(5) 1,350
(6) 7,100
O. Monson $135,586
(1) 2,050
(2) 1,530
(3) 2,800
-.(4) 5,340
(5) 1,530
(6) 4,500
C. L. "Wold Construction Co $187,887
(1) 2,001
(2) 1,482
(3) 2,440
(4) 4,830
(5) 1,600
(6) 5,600
Bids referred to the city architect.
As previously reported, mechanical
equipment and plumbing awarded to
Herman Lawson, 4£5 Tehama St., at
$24,880 and electrical contract to Lynn
& Heffernan, 114 Ashton Ave., at $17-
740.
Planned
SCHOOL Coy.t, $
WALNUT CREEK, Contra ffosta Co.
New private school. /
Owner— Glen Taylor Schooj (Mrs. Au-
drey Taylor Searle, \ Supervisor)
1015 Sherman St., Alaiieda.
Architect— To Be Selecte''<^
Further details will be aiftsnunced in
about thirty days.
New Bids Wanted— To Close January
10, 2 P. M.
GYMNASIUM Cost, $241,000
TULARE, Tulare Co.. Calif.
Two new classroom buildings and re-
pairs to gymnasium and central
heating plant.
Owner — Tulare High School District
(W. B. Knokey, Supt. of S-chools)
Architect— W. D. Coates, Rowell Bldg.
Fresno.
On previous bid opening lowest bid
was submitted by A. Nelson. Inc., 242
Ocean Ave., San Francisco, at $305,670
Complete bids published Dec. 19.
Contract Awarded.
SCHOOL Cont. Price. $27,274
SALINAS, Monterey Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco grammar
school (3 classrooms, auditorium
to seat 250).
Owner — Alisal Grammar School Dist.
Architect— Cha.s. Butner. 51 Maple St..
Salinas.
Engineer— F. W. Kellberg. 320 Market
St., San Francisco.
Contractor— H. C. Geyer, 946 Hellam
St.. Monterey.
Complete bids published Dec. 13.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
AUD-ITORIUM Cont. Price, $50,000
PLEASANTON. Alameda Co.. Calif.
One - etory reinforced c^jncrete audi-
torium (to seat approx. 900).
Owner — Amador Joint High School
District.
Architect— Henry S. Smith, Humboldt
Bank Bldg., San Franclaco.
Struc. Engr. — Norman B. Green, 55
New Montgomery St., 9. F.
Contractor— A. Nelson, 242 Ocean Ave.
San Francisco.
Structural Steel— Judson Pacific Com-
pany, 609 Mission St., San Fran-
cisco.
Relnforcmo Steel — W. S. Wetenhall,
17th and Wisconsin Streets, San
Francisco.
Mill Work— Pacific Mfg. Co. 454 Mont-
gomery St.. San Francisco.
Commissioned To Prepare Plans.
DORMITORY Cost. $325,000
PULLMAN, Washington.
Four-story brick dormitory (to house
235 women).
Owner— State of Washington.
Architect— F. Stanley Smith, Pullman.
Washington.
New Bids Wanted — To Close Jan.
1o, 2 P. M.
ADDITION Cost. $60,000
MONTRSANO, Washington.
Addition to High School.
Owner- Schrol District 100, Monte-
sano.
Architect— F. A. Naramore, Central
Bldg., Seattle.
Bids Wanted— To Close January 13,
8 P. M.
GYMNASIUM Cast, $60,091
NEVADA CITY. Nevada Co., Calif.
One-story reinforced concrete gym-
nasium (lockers, showers, etc.)
Owner— Nevada City High School Dis-
trict.
Architect — Wm. Mooser, Monadnock
Bldg., San Francisco.
Engineer— W. Adrian, 417 Market St.,
San Francisco.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the architect.
On the previous bid opening lowest
bid was submitted by C. L. Wold
Constr. Co., 4412 Fulton St., San
Francisco, at $85,620.
Contract Awarded.
HIGH SCHOOL Cont. Price, $76,939
PIEDMONT, Alameda Co., Calif.
One-story reinforced concrete high
school unit (8 classrooms and mu-
sic room) tile roof.
Owner — Piedmont Union High School
District.
Architect— W. H. Weeks, 525 Market
St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Geo. J. Maurer, 50 York
Drive, Piedmont.
Bids Opened
SCHOOL Cost, $90,909
SAN RAB^AEL, Marin Co., Cal. Fourth
and E Streets.
One-story frame and stucco grammar
school (ten classrooms and audi-
torium to seat 500).
Owner — San Rafael School District.
Architect — N. W. Sexton, deYounjj
Bldg., San Francisco.
Low Bidder — De Luca and Son, Inc.,
1745 Filbert St., San Francisco, at
$97,587.
Complete bids follow:
(I) Total bid for work complete:
( 1) Deduct for omitting certain wood
casings, etc.;
( 2) Deduct for omitting all finish in
basement, etc.;
( 3) Deduct for omitting wire guard
screens;
( 4) Deduct for omitting linoleum;
( 5) Deduct for omitting metal lock-
ers in hall;
( 6) Deduct for omitting tile wains-
coting;
( 7) Deduct for omitting airlux shades
( 8) Deduct for omitting lighting fix-
tures, etc.;
( 9) Deduct for omitting wall & ceil-
ing tinting;
(10) Deduct for omitting cement for
terrazzo in certain locations;
(12) Deduct for omitting fencing, etc.
(13) Deduct for omitting hot water
heating system and showers;
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
(14) Deduct for omitting folding doors
on stage;
(15) Deduct for omitting grading play-
ground;
(II) Total of all deductions;
(III) Net bid.
(A) DeLuca & Son, Inc., San
Francifico _ (I) $97,5S7
(1) 850
(2) 4,300
(3) 4G0
(4) 1.290
(5) 1,510
(6) 500
(7) 765
_..(8) 1,410
_ _(9) 352
(10) 615
(11) 1,775
„ (12) 925
_ (13) 2,050
(14) 850
_...(15) 4,000
(II) 21.652
(Ill) 75,935
(B) Leibert & Trobock, San
Rafael (I) ?98,17D
( 1) 925
( 2) 4,756
_ ( 3) 458
( 4) 1,275
( 5) 1,500
-.( 6) 454
( 7) 770
( 8) 910
_ ( 9) 350
(10) 548
(11) 2,500
(12) 1.064
(13) 1,150
(14) 873
(15) 2,804
(II) 20,337
(Ill) 77,833
(C) Einar C. Petersen. San
Francisco (I) J100.700
_ ( 1) 1,045
„ ( 2) 4,400
( 3) 460
( 4) 1.303
( 5) 1.640
( 6) 470
( 7) 777
_ ( 8) 1,380
( 9) 365
(10) 605
(11) 3.390
(12) LOGO
(13) 2,050
(14) 860
(15) 4,600
(II) 24.393
(Ill) 76.307
Contract Awarded
SCHOOL, Contract Price, $53,023
WALNUT GROVE, Sacramento Co.
One-story frame and stucco grammar
school (seven classrooms and as-
sembly to seat 320).
Owner — Walnut Grove School District
Architect — Charles F. Dean, California
State Life Bldg.. Sacramento.
Contractor — Petersen & Steinbrenner,
Sacramento.
Complete bids published Dec. 18.
16— BANKS, STORES AND
OFFICES
Contract Awarded.
OFFICE BLDG. Cost. $240,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Otis and McCop-
pln Streets.
Two - story and basement steel frame
nfflce building, face brick exterior.
terra cotta trim (132x103 feet)
foundation and fmmo designed for
additional four stories (concrete
floore).
Owner— I'aclflc T. & T. Co., 140 New
Montgomery Street.
Plans by EiiKinporing rvpt. of Owner.
Contractor— Monson Bros.. 475 Sixth
Street.
As previously reported, excavation
and foundations awarded to Monson
Bros.; structural steel to Golden Gate
Iron Works. 1541 Howard (approxi-
mately 560 tons of steel involved).
Foundation Contract Awarded
OFFICE BUILDING
Contract Price, $71,578
SACRAMENTO. Sacramento Co.. Cal.
South N St. bet. 11th and 12th
Sts., and South N Street bet. 12th
and 13th Streets.
Pile foundation for two 4-story rein-
forced concrete office bldgs. (steam
heating systems, air conditioning
systems, etc.)
Owner — State of California.
Architect — George B. McDougall, State
Architect, Public Works Building,
Sacramento.
Building on N Street bet. 11th and
12th Sts.. will house the Public Works
Offices, and offices of the motqr ve-
hicle department will be housed in the
building on N St. bet. 12th and 13th.
Raymond Concrete Pile Company.
333 Montgomery St.. San Francisco,
awarded contract for pile foundations,
at $71,578.
Total cost of the building estimated
at $1,200,000.
Bids on general work will be asked
in about two weeks.
Bids In — Held Under Advisemfjnt.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $
SAN FRANCISCO. 821 Market Street.
Alterations for offices.
Owner — Home Owners Loan Corp., 640
California Strept.
Architect — Not Given.
Bids referred to Washington for
award.
Contract Awarded.
ALTBl-ATIONS Cost, $5000
SAN JC^E, Santa Clara Co., Calif.
SW i.ocust and W. Santa Clara.
Alterations to building.
Owner— Evj; J. K. S-tromertz. San Jose
Architect — >rot Given.
Contractor—Wartin Green & Co., 360
9-Marlf.p„-{ St.. San Jose.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDBNCTE Cost, $5000
SAN JOSE. Santa Clara Co., Calif.
Hanchet Park.
One-story frame and stucco residence.
Owner — Lula A. Basham.
Architect — Chas. McKenzie, Twohy
Bldg., San Jose.
Contractor — J. E. Perkins. 1664 E.
Santa Clara St.. San Jose.
Contract Awarded.
STORE Cost. $3000
SAN MARTIN. Santa Clara Co.. Calif.
One-story frame store building.
Owner — Julius Rocca.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — George C. Lenz, 555 5th
St.. Gilroy. *
Contract Awarded.
REPAIRS Cost. $3000
SAN FRANCISCO. No. 182 Second
Street.
Repair fire damage to loft building.
Owner — Mt. View Cemetery Assn.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Fred J. Early Jr., 369
Pine ai., San Francisco
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost, $4,500
SAN FRANCISCO. 926-928 Market.
Alterations to store.
Owner — Sherry's Li(|uor Store. 940
Market Street.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Mullen Manufacturing Co.
60 Rausch Street.
Three - story reinforced concrete ad-l
ministration building for the Sal
Francisco Bay Exposition.
Owner — City and County of San Fran-
cisco.
Architect— W. P. Pay, Financial Cen^j
ter Building.
Contractor — Lindgren and Swinerton,
225 Bush Street.
Complete bids published Dec. 10.
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1,
I
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost, $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO. 1642 Fillmore St.
Alterations to stores.
Owner — Martin Stelling, Jr., 155 Mont
gomery Street.
Architect— Earle B. Bertz. 681 Market
Contractor— G. P. W. Jensen. 320 Mar-
ket Street.
Bids Opened.
OFFICE BLDG. Cost, $1,200,000
SACRAME'NTO. Sacramento Co., Cal
South N St., bet. 11th and 12th
Sts.. and South N Street bet. 12th
and 13th Sts.
I'ile foundations for two 4-story rein-
forced concrete office buildings
(steam heating systems, air con-
ditioning system, etc.)
Owner — State of California.
Architect — Geo. B. McDougall. State
Architect. Public Works Building.
Sacramento.
Building on N Street bet. 11th and
12th Sts.. will house the Public Works
Offices, and offices of the motor ve-
hicle department will be housed in the
building on N St.. bet. 12th and 13th.
Low Bidder — Raymond Concrete Pile
Co.. 333 Montgomery St., San
Francisco.
Complete bids follow for pile foun-
dations:
Raymond Concrete Pile Co.,
San Francisco $71,578
Lord & Bishop, Sacramento 84.000
George Pollock, Sacramento 84,900
Bids held under advisement.
General bids will be asked in two
or three weeks.
Planned.
DEPT. STORE Cost, $100,000
SALEM, Oregon. Site to be selected)
Three-story and basement department
store.
Owner — Montgomery Ward Co., Chi-
cago. Illinois.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
RESTAURANT Cost, $
FRESNO, Fresno Co., Calif. Tulare
_ Street.
Two - story and basement restaurant
(main lunch and cafeteria room,
soda fountain, lunch counter and
kitchen, new ranges, refrigerators,
etc.)
Owner — Milo L. Rowell, Fresno.
Architect — Ernest K. Kump, Rowell
Bldg., Fresno.
Contractor — Trewhitt - Shields and
Fi.shor. Pacific Southwest Build-
ing, Frc.^no.
Reinforcing Steel— Kyle & Company.
Roofing — Valley Lumber Co.
Plumbing— R. .A. Newman.
Heating and Sheet Metal — Standard
Sheet Metal Works.
Tile Work— Fresno Tile Company.
Glass — W. I*. Fuller and Company.
Iron Grille Work — Kyle and Company.
Brick Work— Paul Kindler.
Lathing and Plastering— M. E. Sum-
mers.
Lumber — Valley Lumber Company.
Steel Sash— Healey and Popovich.
Wood Sash -Fresno Planing Mill.
All of Fresno. <
Contract Awarded
ADMIN. BLDG. Cont. Price. $140,781
SAN FRANCISCO. SE Bush & Stock-
ton Streets.
Bids Opened
^TORE Cost. $3,000
SAN JOSE. Santa Clara Co.. Calif.
The Alameda.
One-story brick store building (44x33-
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ft.) built - up asphalt roof, brick
walls, cement floors, etc.
Owner — W. McTich.
Architect — Chas. McKenzie, T w o h y
Bldg., San Jose.
Low BidUer — Jos. Santi, 545 Madera
Ave., San Jost;.
Complete bids follow:
Joseph Santi 13,650
J. V. Gohranson, San Jose 3,693
George Honore ~ 3,794
M. W. Reese 3,893
N. J. Nielsen 3,950
Ward & Son 3,995
Summers Construction Co 4,075
All of San Jose.
Bids heW under advisement.
Bids Wanted— To Close Jan. 15, 2:30
P. M.
MACHINE SHOP Cost, $219,584
SAN FRANCISCO. Geary Blvd., Bal-
boa, 30th and 32nd Avenues.
Three - story reinforced concrete ma-
chine shop bldg. at Geo. Washing-
ton School (steel sash).
Owner — City and County of San Fran-
cisco.
Architect— Miller & Pflueger, 580 Mar-
ket St., San Francisco.
Bids are being taken as follows:
General Work, including Mechanical &
Electrical Work: Est. cost $156,000.
150 deposit for plans.
General Work Only: Est. cost, $117,-
000; $25 deposit for plans.
Mechanical Equipment and Plumbing:
Est. cost, $27,000; $15.00 deposit for
plans.
Electrical Work: Est. cost, $12,000; $15
deposit for plans.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from Chas. Sawyer, city archi-
tect.
Plans Being Completed
ALTERATIONS Cost, f
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co., Cal. 24
North Sutter Street.
Alterations for branch and office bldg.
Owner — American Trust Co., 464 Cal-
ifornia St., San Francisco.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Bids will be asked within 10 days.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost, $10,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. Lake-
shore Blvd.
Two-story Cla.«s C store building (50x
100 feet); plate glass front, steel
trusses, tar and gravel roof, tile,
concrete walls, etc.
Dwner- Withheld.
Architect — Miller & Warnecke, Finan-
cial Center Bldg., Oakland.
Bids will be asked within three
weeks.
IT-
THEATRES
Completing Working Drawings
THKATER & STORE Cost, $100,000
VAN NUYS. Los Angeles Co.. Calif.
Van Nuys Blv^J. and Kittridge St.
Two - story store, theater and office
building, reinforced concrete con-
struction (110x200-ft.) Class A the-
ater portion and storerooms on 1st
floor; lodge quarters and profes-
fiional offlres on 2nd floor.
Owner — Van Nuys Industries, Inc. (R.
L. Wilhelm, President).
Architect— Gilbert Stanley Underwoo-.l.
I 1400-04 Continental Bldg., Los An-
' geles.
18 — WHARVES & DOCKS
BIDS OPENED
SAN FRANCISCO. — Kawneer Mfg.
Co., 8th and Dwight Way. Berkeley,
it $4,197 submitted low bid to State
Boarrl of Harbor Commissioners for
'urnishing and installing eleven steel
•oiling doors for connecting wharf and
wharf shed at Piers 24 and 26. Frank
3. White, Chief Engineer.
Complete bids follow:
Kawneer Mfg. Co., Berkeley $4,197
Gleason Steel Products Co., Em-
eryville 4,213
Persons-Dwan & Co., S. F 4.513
C. J. Waterhouse, S. F 4.513
Soule Steel Co., S. F 4,513
J. G. Wilson Corp., S. F 4,513
Bids held under advisement.
BIDS OPENED
SAN DIKGO, Cal.— Pan-Pacific Pil-
ing & Const. Co., 2145 E 25th Street,
Los Angeles, at $450 submitted low
bid and recommended for award of
contract by the Public Works Officer,
11th Naval District, San P'iego, under
Spec. No. 8131, for repairs to the land-
ing pier at the Navy Athletic Field,
San Pedro.
The other bids were:
Hull, Smale & Ramage, Wilming-
ton $665
Hoagland Engr. and Const. Co.,
Long Beach S95
Bids forwarded to Washington for
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BIDS OPENED
SAN FRANCISCO— Mangrum - Hol-
brook Co., 1235 :Mission St., at $79.50
submitted low bid to the Custodian,
Marine Hospital, for furnishing and
installing galvanized sheet iron hood
at the Marine Hospital, San Francisco.
Complete bids follow:
Mangrum-Holbrook Co $ 79.50
R. S. Silverberg 105.00
Dohrman Hotel Supply Co 122.75
Nick Hemminga 125.00
Bids referred to Washington for
award.
Contract Awar-'"'^
SCALE Cost, $9,125
STOCKTON. San Joaquin Co.. Calif.
131 N Edison Street.
Office and truck scale.
Owner — Taylor Milling Co., Tuleburgh
Levee and Edison St., Stockton.
Architect — Not Given.
Contrator — Western Industria' Engr.
Co., 223 37th St., Vernon.
BIDS WANTED
RIVERSIDE COUNTY, Cal. — Un-
til January 17, 10 A. -M., bids will be
received by the Metropolitan Water
District of Southern California, 306 W.
Third St., Los Angeles, for furnishing
and erecting of steel structures, steel
bins, conveyors, etc., for the West
Portal batching plant. The site of
the 1 work is at the w«st portal of the
San Jacinto tunnel, near the town
of San Jacinto, Riverside County.
Specification No. 140. Certified or
cashier's check for $1000 must ac-
company (bids. Specifications may be
obtained from the oflfice of the engi-
neer, room 1007. 306 W. Third St.,
upon deposit of $2.00 per set, not re-
turnable.
BIDS WANTED
SAN FR.\NCISCO.— Until Jan. 9. 3
P. M.. bids will be receivc-d by U. S.
Engineer Ofllce. 401 Customhouse, San
Francisco, for drydocking, painting &
repairing the U. S. Seagoing Hopper
Dredge "A. McKenzie." Spec. No. 868-
36-14 obtainable on application to the
above. •
2o_Misc. Supplies and
MATERIALS
BIDS OPENED
DENVER. Colo.— Bids for furnish-
ing Portland cement under Invitation."?
No. A-23,23.'5-A and A-23.236-A were
opened by the Bureau of Reclamation,
Denver, as follows:
A-23,236-A
California Portland Cement Co., f.
o.b. Colton, $1.43.
Union Portland Cement Co., f.o.b.
Devil's Slide, $1.1544.
Riverside Cement Co., f.o.b. Crest-
more, $1.40.
Monolith Portland Cement Co., f.o.b.
Monolith, $1.64.
Southwestern Portland Cement Co.,
f.o.b. Victorville, $1.64.
Last two named companies, cash
discount 20c per barrel.
A-23,233-A
Riverside Cement Co., f.o.b. Crest-
more, $1.88.
Monolith Portland Cement Co., f.o.b.
Monolith, $2.12.
Southwestern Portland Cement Co.,
f.o.b. Victorville, $2.12.
California Portland Cement Co., f.
o.l). Colton, $1.9124.
t'nion Portland Cement Co., f.o.b.
Devil's Slide, $1,602.
CONTRACT AWARDED
LOS ANGELES. Cal.— L. A. Iron &
S'teel Co., 1522 Santa Fe Ave., award-
ed contract by the U. S. Engineer Of-
fice, at $721,656.25 for furnishing steel
reinforcement bars under Circular
Proposal No. 238.
CONTRACT AWARADED
OAKLAND, Cal. — Johns-Manville
Sales Corp., 1605 Jefferson St., Oak-
land, at $2886 awarded contract by
the East Bay Municipal District, John
Kimball, Secretary, under Proposal
No. 708, for furnishing 195,000 sq. ft.
of 2x4-inll. weave, 13-gauge, AS&W
both ways, 60-in. width, wire fabric.
BIDS OPENED
OAKLAND, Calif. — Johns-Manville
Sales Corp., 1605 Jefferson St., Oak-
land, at $10,002 submitted the only
bid received by the East Bay Muni-
cipal Utility District, John Kimball,
Secretary, Oakland, under Proposal
No. LS. 161, for furnishing 16,000
lin. ft. of asbestos cement pipe for
the distribution system.
The unit bids were:
(1) 5000 lin. ft. 4-in. pipe, $2160.
(2) 5000 lin. ft. 6-in. pipe, $3360.
(3) 6000 lin. ft. 12-in. pipe, $10,482.
BIDS OPENED
OAKLAND, Cal.— W. E. Thomas,
3140 San Pablo Ave., Oakland, at $4070
submitted low bid to the East Bay
Municipal Utility District, John Kim-
bell, Secretary. Oakland, under Pro-
posal No. L.S. 162, for electric welding
of steel joints on 33,000 feet of 6-inch
steel pipe for the distribution system,
aggregating about 11,000 lin. ft. of
welding.
Complete bids follow:
W. E. Thomas | 4,070
Jack P. Mclntyre 5,830
Steel Tank & Pipe Co 6,380
H. S. Brown (Brown Bros.
Welding Co.) 6,380
H. C. Price. Inc 10,340
Cassidy & Gratta, S. F 12,980
BIOS OPENED
SACRAMENTO, Cal — W. H. Pitzer.
Colusa, at $2.15 per hour submitted low
bid to the U. S. Engineer Office. Lieut.
Col. L. B. Chambers, District Engi-
neer, S-acramento, under Bid No. 36-
120, for furnishing and operating
dump trucks, 4 cu. yd. capacity, for
approximately 120 hours.
Complete bids follow:
W. H. Pitzer. Colusa „ $2.15
Paul Entremont. Colusa 2.20
Delia Ro.'sa Trucking Co., Martinez 2.40
Hemstreet & Bell, Marysville 2.40
Rock & Gravel Trucking Co. Oak-
land 3.00
C. Mankel, Sacramento 3.00
L. M. Giorgi, San Francisco 3.50
The trucks will be used for hauling
earth and cobbles loaded into them by
dragline and dumping It aa directed
by the contracting officer at the site
of work near Colusa Weir, about three
miles north of Colusa.
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BMerlMEERIMe- MEWS
NEWSINDEX
For convenient reference, news
reports in this section are classi-
fied as follows:
21— Bridge* 30.
22.— Dredging, Harbar
Works, Excava. 31 .
23. — Irrigation ProJ.
24.— St. Light. Systems
25. — Machinery and
Equipment
26.— Railroads 33.-
27 — Fire Alarm Sys. j^
28. — Fire Equipment
29.- Streets L High-
ways 35.-
-Reserxoirs and
Dams
-Pipe Lines and
Wells
-Sewers &. Sewage
Disposal Plants
-Water Works
-Parks & Play-
grounds
-Tunnels
21-
BRIDGES
/
BIDS WANTED
STATE OF WASHINGTON. — Until
January 14, 10 A. M., bids will be re-
ceived by L. V. Murrow. Director of
Highways, Olyrhpia, for bridge con-
struction as follows:
'* Walla Walla County: Grading and
tonStructing a treated timber and
steel overcrossing of the Northern Pa-
cific Railway Co. tracks on about 1.2
miles of State Road No. 3, Wallula
vicinity, in Walla Walla County, in-
volving about 112,780 c.y. of excava-
tion, 3,530 c.y. of selected roadway
borrow, 200 c.y. of concrete, 30,600 lbs.
of steel reinf. bars, 30,200 lbs. of
structural carbon steel, 37 MBM of
timber and lumber (treated creo-pe-
trol blend), 4 MBM of timber and lum-
ber (zinc chloride treated), 2.940 l.f.
of piling (treated creo-petrol blend),
and other items.
King County: Constructing a treat-
ed timber and steel overcrossing of
the White River Lumber Co. tracks
on State Road No. 5, Enumclaw East,
in King County, involving about 230
c.y. of excavation. G65 c.y. of concrete.
83.000 lbs. of steel reinforcing bars.
35,000 lbs. of structural carbon steel,
158 MBM timber and lumber (creosote
treated) 4 MBM timber and lumber
(zinc chloride treated) & other items.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the above office upon deposit ol
$2.00 per set. i
CONTRACT AWARDED
COLUSA COUNTY, Cal.— M. A. Jen-
kins, 3560 Y St., Sacramento, at $2.-
888 awarded contract by State High-
way Commission, Sacramento, for re-
moving and dosposing of portions of
four existing concrete bridges in Co-
lu«a County between Williams and the
northerly boundary.
HEARING SET
COROXADO, San Diego Co.. Cal.--
The application of the City of Coro-
nado under date of December Ifi, 1935
and modified under date of December
26. 1935. for approval of plans for con-
struction of a suspension bridge acro.s.s
San Diego Bay from the City of Coro-
nado to the City of San Diego, will be
consirlered at a public hearing on the
subject to be held by the District En-
gineer In the AuditoriutTi of the Cham-
ber of Commerce, Columbia Street and
Broadway. San Diego, at 10 A. M..
Janunry 17, 1936.
All Interested parties are Invited to
he present or to be rcpre«pnted at tlip
above time and place, particularly nav-
igation intere.sts. and the offlcial."* of
any county, city, town or local asso-
ciation whii.sp interests may be affect-
ed by the construction of the proposed
work. They will he given an oppor-
tunity to exi)rr.««i their view.s U!>on th*
suitability of the location and the aJe-
<iuacy of the plans with referince 10
navigation, and to suggest cii.angfs
considered desirable in the interests of
navigation.
Oral statements will be heard, but
for accuracy of record all important
facts and arguments should be sub-
mitted in writing, as the records of
the hearing will be forwarded for con-
sideration by the War Department.
Written statements may be handed
to the undersigned at the hearing, or
mailed to him beforehand, and should
be submitted in triplicate.
The bridge with total length of 6701
feet will have a suspension portion of
three spans for 1904 feet between pier-
head lines, the central span with clear
width of 963 feet, the two side span.s
each with clear width of 312 feet to
the pierhead lines. The vertical clear-
ances above mean lower low water
will be for the central span 143 feet
at the center and 130 feet near the
piers, and for the side spans 127 feet
at the channelward piers and 108 feet
at the pierhead lines. There will be
trestle approaches 3042 feet and 1815
feet at the northerly and southerly
ends respectively.
The plans accompanying the appli-
cation may be seen at the office of the
U. S. Engineer, 751 S. Figueroa Street,
Los Angeles. Theodore Wyman. Jr..
Major, Corps of Engineers, Di.strict
Engineer.
BIDS WANTED
STATE OF OREGON.— Until Jan. 10
9 A. M., bids will be received by the
Oregon State Highway Commission, R.
H. Baldock, State Highway Engineer,
Auditorium, Third Floor, Public Ser-
vice Bldg., Portland, for bridge con-
.struction as follows:
Clackamas County: Construction of
a concrete bridge over the Clackamas
River and 0.7 mile grading and oil mat
surface treatment on Woodburn-San-
dy Highway at Estacada. Requires ap-
proximately 30,300 c.y. excavation; 4,-
600 c.y. selected roadbed topping; 1,-
200 c.y. crushed gravel surfacing; 9,-
600 s.y. oil mat surface treatment; 1,-
560 c.y. concrete; 210,000 lbs. metal re-
inforcement and 780 l.f. concrete hand-
rail.
Klamath County: Construction of a
concrete, steel and timber undercross-
ing under the Oregon, California and
Eastern Railway tracks and 0.48 mile
grading, surfacing and bituminous ma-
cadam wearing surface on the Klam-
ath Falls-Lakeview Highway at Olene,
approximately 12 miles southeasterly
from Klamath Falls. Requires approx-
imately 10.000 c.y. excavation; 2.500 c.
y. selected roadbed topping; 600 c.y.
.•salvaged surfacing materials; 5,700 s.y.
bituminous macadam wearing surface;
250 c.y. concrete; 1.300 lbs. metal re-
CAPITAL CITY
TITLE COMPANY
J. C. PALEN,
Manager
■w
^\4 Seventh Street
Sacramento :: California
inforcement; 44,000 lbs. structural steel
4 MFBM untreated timber and 22 M
F B M treated timber. This project
may be bid in combination with the
Dairy Overcrossing project.
Klamath County: Construction of a
concrete bridge over the Oregon, Cali-
fornia and Eastern Railway and 0.51
mile grading, surfacing and bitumi-
nous macadam wearing surface on the
Klamath Falls-Lakeview Highway nr.
Dairy, about 17*4 miles east of Klam-
ath Falls. Requires approximately 13-
000 c.y. excavation; 2,600 c.y. pit-run
cinder topping; 900 c.y. salvaged bi-
tuminous macadam wearing surface;
360 c.y. concrete; 61,000 lbs. metal re- i
inforecement and 256 l.f. concrete
handrail.
Umatilla County: Construction of an
overcrossing over the O. W. R. & N.
i'ompany's tracks and 1.5 miles grad-
ing and paving of city streets and
.'State highway on the Old Oregon Trail
in Pendleton. Requires approximately
37,000 c.y. excavation; 2.000 c.y. gravel
ballast; 800 c.y. crushed rock ballast;
7,000 l.f. concrete curbs; 1,900 s.y. con-
crete sidewalks; 500 c.y. salvaged sur-
facing materials; 9,700 c.y. pit - run
gravel sub-base materials; 2,300 c.y.
crushed gravel or crushed rock base
and surfacing materials; 24,000 s.y.
asphaltic concrete pavement; 3,000 l.f.
railway track construction; 3,000 c.y.
concrete; 500,000 lbs. metal reinforce-
ment; 2.020 l.f. concrete handrail and
3.000 lbs. metal pipe handrail.
Plans and specifications obtainable
at the office of the State Highway
Commission, Room 322, State Office
Bldg., Salem, upon deposit of $5.00 per
set.
BIDS WANTED
STATE OF OREGON.— Until Jan. 10
9 A. M., bids will be received by the
Oregon State Highway Commission, R.
H. Baldock, State Highway Engineer,
Auditorium, Third Floor, Public Ser-
vice Bldg.. Portland, for bridge con-
struction, as follows:
Malheur County: Construction of a
steel and timber bridge over Owyhee
River on the Jordan Creek Section of
the I.O.N. Secondary Highway two
miles south of Rome. Requires ap-'
proximately 550 c.y. excavation; 450 c.
y. concrete; 74,000 lbs. metal rein^
forcement; 226,000 lbs. structural steel;
26 MFBM treated lumber and 680 l.f.'
concrete handrail.
Marion County: Construction of art:
undercrossing under the Southern Pa--
ciflc Company's tracks and 0.27 mil*':
grading and paving on Pacific High--
way at the north city limits of Salem..
Requires approximately 27,600 c y. ex-
cavation; 3.700 c.y. borrowed embank-
ment materials; 3.500 c.y. gravel em-,
bankment materials; 900 c.y. gravel'
ballast; 1.1,50 s.y. concrete sidewalks;
4.900 s.y. Portland cement concrete
pavement; 1.250 l.f. concrete curbs;
21.000 l.f. treated piling; 5.200 c.y. ofJ
concrete; 524.000 lbs. metal reinforce-
ment; 1.166,000 lbs. structural steel;
8,000 s.f. 3-ply membrane waterproof-
ing and 1,900 l.f. concrete handrail.
Multnomah County: Construction cf'
an overcrossing over the O.W.R. & N.
Companys tracks and 0.26 mile grad-
ing and paving on 102nd Ave. (Craig
Road) near Portland. Alternate bids
will be taken on this project: Alter-
nate "'A" consisting of S.tO l.f. of re-
inforced concrete bridge and Alternate
"B" consisting of 490 If. of treated
timber viaduct approach and a 60-tt.
steel girder span.
ALT. "A" requires approximately
1,750 c.y. exavation; 3.200 s.y. Port-
land cement concrete pavement; 1.200
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c.y. pravel surfacing; 2,050 c.y. con-
crete; 380,000 lbs. metal reinforcement
and 1,050 l.f. concrete handrail.
ALT. "B" requires approximately
1,830 c.y. excavation; 3,200 s.y. Port-
land cement concrete pavement; 1,200
c.y. Kravel surfacing; 1,200 c.y. con-
crete: 200,000 lbs. metal reinforcement;
252 MFBM treated lumber; 51,600 lbs.
structural steel and 1,650 l.f. composite
handrail.
Bids may be submitted on either or
both alternates.
Washington County: Construction of
an niidercrossing under the Oregon El.
Railway tracks and 0.19 mile grading,
.surfacing and oil mat surface treat-
ment on the Beaverton-Aurora Sec-
ondary Highway at Metzger. Requires
approximately 10,600 c.y. excavation;
1,000 c.y. selected roadbed topping;
170 c.y. salvaged surfacing material.s;
250 c.y. crushed gravel surfacing; 2,-
400 s.y. oil mat surface treatment; 1,-
900 l.f. treated piling; IS MFBAI treat-
ed lumber and 27,000 lbs. structural
steel.
Plans and specifications obtainable
at the office of the State Highway
Commis.sion, Room 322, State Office
Bldg., Salem, upon deposit of $5.00 per
set.
22— DREDGING, HARBOR
WORKS, EXCAVATION
CONTRACT AWARDED
COLUMBNA RIVER. Ore. — General
Const. Co.. 3840 Iowa, Seattle, at .f96,-
710 awarded contract by the U. S. En-
gineer Office. Second Portland Dist.,
under Bid No. 964-36-157, for clear-
ing land, excavating and removing the
material and placing rock riprap for
backwater channel improvement in the
Columbia river, bet. Bonneville and
Cascade Locks, Oregon.
AGREEMENT APPROVED
SAN FRANCISCO. — Board of Su-
pervisors has approved an agreement
between the San Francisco Bay Ex-
position Company and the City of Oak-
lanvl defining the area from which ma-
terial will be dredged to fill Yerba
Buena Shoals. The dredging is to be
so performed as to create a channel
along the Eastb.ay waterfront for a
distance of about 4400 feet, running
north and south approximately 1500
feet easterly of the east boundary of
the city of and county of San Fran-
cisco. The dredging is to he to a uni-
form tlepfh over the entire area east
of the shoals "to the end that there
will be created throughout the entire
combined areas a suitable anchorage
and turning ba«in for Navy and com-
mercial vessels."
If additional material is required it
is to be taken from the Oakland wat-
erfront south of the Key System piers.
Reclamation of the .shoals area as
prnpo.sed for the new municipal air-
port and 1938 exposition site will re-
quire an estimated 18,000,000 cu. yds.
of material. The work is being fi-
nanced in part with a grant of WP.\
fimds.
PERMIT APPLICATION FILED
SANTA BARI?ARA, Cal.— Appli<a-
tion has been made by the City ot
Santa Barbara, for War Department
permit to construct a rip-rap groin
extending 350 feet seaward from the
line of mean high .tide for the pro-
tection of a 42-ln. outfall sewer, lo-
cated about 2000 fet easterly from foot
of State S-t., Santa Barbara. Draw-
ing showing the location and plan
of the proposed groin may be seen at
the office of the U. S. Engineer. 751
So. Figueroa St., until 11 A. M.. Jan
8. Theodore Wyman Jr., Corps of
Engineer.^. District Engineer.
23— IRRIGATION PROJ.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SUN R1VI-7R I'ROJECT, Montana—
T. G. Rowland, 155S Yale Ave., Salt
Lake City, ot $13,530.00 awarded con-
tract by the Bureau of Reclamation,
Fiarfleld, Montana, C. E. Crownover,
Project Engineer, under Spec. No.
650. for the construction of earthwork
and structures Mill Coulee waterway
and laterals and suhlaterals, Green-
field Division, and River Slope Di-
vision, Sun River Project, located
near Fairfield and Augusta on the
Sun River.
24— STREET LIGHTING
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN FRANCISCO— H. S. Tittle Co..
85 Columbia Square, San Francisco,
at $5564 awarded contract by the
Public Utilities Commission, City
Hall, under Airport Contract No. 36,
for construction of a lighting system
for landing field extension, San Fran-
cisco Airjiort.
29— STREETS AND HIGH-
WAYS
CONTRACT AWARDED
NAVAJO COUNTY, Arizona.— H. J.
Hagen. Globe, at $174,486.41 awarded
contract by the Arizona State High-
way Commission, Plioenix, Dec. 28, for
highway construction on the Globe-
Springerville Highway, F.A.-105-D, A.
F. E. 6059.
CONTRACT AWARDED
MENDOCINO COUNTY, Cal.— Smith
Bros. Co., 1636 B St., Eureka, at $1,-
723 awarded contract by State High-
way Commission, Sacramento, for the
constructij)n of a standard timber
cattle pa.«s in Mendocino County, be-
tween Hopland and Ukiah, it Sta. 72.
BIDS REJECTED
ORANGE COUNTY. Calif.— All bids
received by the State Highway Engi-
neer. Los Angeles. Dec. ^3. for about
0.4 mile widening and paving with as-
phalt concrete in Orange County, in
the City of Orange, Chapman Avenue
and Glassell St.. adjacent to the Plaza,
have been rejected by the State High-
way Commission, Sacramento.
C. O. Sparks, 2309 E. Olympic Blvd..
Los Angeles, at $36,241.60 submitted
the low bitl.
CONTRACT AWARDED
KERX CO., Cal.— OiUield.s Trucking
Co., Box 751, l^aker.sfield, at $5,215
awarded contract by the State High-
way Commission, Sacramento, for ap-
l>lying road-mix surface treatment on
about five miles in Kern County, be-
tween two miles southwest of .Searle.*?
and Rademacher.
BIDS OPENED
LOS ANGKLKS COUNTY. Cal.— T.
G. Smith, 8613 Madison Avenue, South
Gate, at $2,772 submitted low bid to
C. H. Purcell. State Highway Engi-
neer. 808 State Pklg.. Los ,\ngeles.
Dec. 23. for excavating and hackflll-
iiig drainage «umps with sand, about
1 'j miles southeast of Norwalk.
The work involves
(1) 3200 c.y. excavation:
(2) 3400 c.y. sand backfill in place.
The bidders were:
(A) T. G. Smith.
(B) Kovacevich & Price. Inc.
(C) Paul R. Huges.
(D) Owl Truck & Materials Co.
(E) Ansco Construction Co.
fF) Price Co., Santa Monica.
(G) Knhn Bros , Inc.
(H) Geo. J. Rock & Co.
(I) Lovrich & L. B. Konjevod.
John Oberg (irregular — not declared)
The unit bids were:
fl) (2) Total
(A) < .42 $ .42 $2772.00
(R) .:;:! .60 3096.00
(C) .10 .60 3320.00
(D) ..■.:: .19 3362.00
(E) 1,1 .49 3618.00
(F) 7 1 ..;:{ 4510.00
(G) . Tl; .72 4752.00
(H) 70 .78 4892.00
(I) 1.60 .95 8250.00
BIDS WANTED
STATE OF WASHINGTON- Until
.lanuary 14. 10 A. M., bids will be re-
ceived by L. V. Murrow, Director of
Highways. Olympia, for highway con-
struction as follows:
Whatcom County: Paving with
Portland cement concrete and as-
phaltic concrete on about 1.0 mile of
city streets and 1.5 mile of county
road. Holly Street and Meridian Street
in Bellingham and Guide Meridian
Road, in Whatcom ('ounty, involving
aliout 1930 cubic yards of excavation,
5889 square yards of Portland cement
concrete pavement, 3518 tons of as-
phaltic concrete pavement, 650 linear
feet of pipe culverts and other items.
Pacific County: Constructing bitum-
inous macadam Class "D" penetra-
tion type on about 0.3 mile of State
Road No. 13, City of Raymond In
Pacific County, involving about 1130
cu. yds. of crushed stone surfacing
and mineral aggregates (oil rock), 29
tons bituminous cement and other
items.
Benton County: Soirfaclng about 7:5
miles of county road, Horn to Benton
City, in Benton County, involving
about 9040 cu. yds. of crushed stone
surfacing.
Clark County: Constructing a bi-
tuminous macadam surface on about
0.7 mile of city streets in the City
of Vancouver, in Clark County, in-
volving about 3830 cu. yds. of exca-
vation, 3320 cu. yds. of crushed stone
surfacing and mineral aggregates (oil
rock), 106 tons of bituminous cement
and 375 lin. ft. of pipe culverts and
other items.
Ferry County: Clearing, grading and
surfacing about 1.0 mile of county
road. Republic to Curlew Road, In
Ferry County, involving about 8 acres
of ciearing, 20,920 cu. yds. of exca-
vation, 2810 cu. yds. of crushed stone
surfacing, 249 linear feet of pipe cul-
verts and other items.
Island County: Clearinc and grad-
ing about 2.1 miles of county road.
Freeland-North. in Island County. In-
volving about 16 acres of clearing,
27,850 cu. yds. of excavation. 6300
cu. yds. of selected roadway borrow,
.555 lin. ft. of pipe culverts and other
items.
Lincoln County: Grading about 1.3
miles of county road. Reardon-Long
Lake, in Lincoln County, involving
about 38.920 cu. yds. of excavation.
348 lin. ft. of pipe culverts and other
items.
Skagit County: Clearing, grading
and surfacing abf)Ut 2.4 miles of
county road. Big I^ake Northwest, in
Skagit County, involving about 12
acres of clearing, 39,320 cu. yds. of ex-
cavation. 4875 cu. yds. crushed stone
surfacing, 22 cu. yds. of concrete, 1350
lin. ft. of guard rail. Type No. 4, 1322
lin. ft. of pipe culverts and other
items.
Skamania County: Clearing, grad-
ing and surfacing about 1.0 mile of
county road. Junction State Road No.
8 to Carson, in Skamania County, in-
volving about 4 acres of clearing. 29.-
120 cu. yds. of excavation. 4290 cu.
vd8. of pit run gravel surfacing. 84
■cu. yds. of concrete. 741 lin. ft. of
pipe culverts and other items.
Spokane County: (Tlcarlng, grading.
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ACIFIC C0NSTRUC10R
surfaecing and constructing two
treated framed timber trestles on
about 5.7 mi. of county rd. Cheney-
Plaza Rd. in Spokane County, involv-
ing about 11 acres clearing, 69,950 cu.
yds. of excavation, 10,150 cu. yds.
of crushed stone surfacing, 94 cu. yds.
of concrete, 3815 lin. ft. of cable guard
rail design No. 6, 46 M.B.M. treated
timber and lumber, 2 M.B.M. untrtat-
ed timber and lumber, 957 lln. ft. of
pip culverts and other items.
Thurston County: Clearing, grad-
ing and constructing a 30-ft. reinforced
concrete T-beam bridge on about 1.3
miles of county road, Tenino Vicinity,
in Thurston County, involving about
5 acres of clearing, 20,205 cu. yds. of
excavation, 3330 cu. yds. of crushed
stone surfacing, 151 cu. yds. of con-
crete, 150 lin. ft. of pipe culverts and
other items.
Cowlitz County: Constructing a
bituminous surfacing and treated
timber bridge on about 0.6 mile of
city streets, city of Longview, Sec. 1,
Sacajewea I^ake Bridge, and Sec. 2,
Washington Way, 32nd Ave. to West
City Limits, in Cowlitz County, in-
volving about 870 cu. yds. of crushed
.stone surfacing, and mineral aggre-
gates, 58 tons of bituminous cement,
65 M.B.M. timber and lumber, treated
3 MB.M. timber and lumber, untreat-
ed, and other items.
Clark County: Grading and paving
with asphaltic concrete on about 1.7
mile of county road (Battleground
Highway), Vancouver-East, in Clark
County, involving about 2250 cu. yds.
of excavation, 1230 cu. yds. of crushed
.stone surfacing, 2627 tons of asphaltic
i-oncrete Type 1-1, 543 lin. ft. of pipe
culverts and other items.
Pacific County: Clearing, grading
and surfacing about 0.7 miles of
county road, Raymond West, in Paci-
fic County, involving about 5 acres of
clearing, 17.610 cu. yds. of excavation,
1810 cu. yds. of crushed stone sur
facing and ballast, 126 lin. ft. of pipe
culverts and other items.
San Juan County: Clearing and
grading about 0.2 mile of county road.
Cascade Creek Fill on Orcas Island,
in San Juan County, involving about
1 acre of clearing, 4680 cu. yds. of ex-
cavation, 47 cu. yds. of concrete, 51
lin. ft. of pipe culverts and other
items.
I'lans and specifications obtainable
from the above office upon deposit of
$2 per .set.
KINGS COUNTY— 6.3 Mi. Grading Shoulders — (Stote)
KINGS COUNTY. Cal.— L. F. Piaz- I
za. 296 N. Sixth St., San Jose, at
$18,127.75 submitted low bid to the
State Highway Commission, S-acra-
mento, for grading shoulders on about
6.3 miles in Kings County, between
two miles south of Lemoore and l'^
miles east of Stratford.
The work involves:
(1) 1000 cu. yds. roadway excavation,
unclassified;
(2) 8000 cu. yds. imported borrow;
(3) 331 stations finishing roadway.
Total bids follow:
(A) Leo F. Piazza, San Jose. $18,-
127.75.
(B) L. A. Brisco, Arroyo Grande,
$18,365.
(C) Claude C. Wood, Stockton, $19.-
165.
(D) Stewart & Nuss, Inc. and John
Jurkovich, Fresno, $19,465.
(E) Earl W. Heple, San Jose,, $19,-
644.50.
(F) M. J. B. Constr. Co., Stockton,
122.679.
(G) Rexroth & Rexroth, Bakersfield.
$23,032.
(H) Oilfields Trucking Co., Bakers-
field, $23,344.
Vnit bids follow:
(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F)
(1) $ 1.00 $ 1.40 $ 1.00 $ 2.50 $1.30 $2.50
(2) 1.51 1.50 1.65 15.00 9.50 9.00
(3) 15.25 15.00 15.00 1.50 1.90 2.15
(G) (H)
$ 1.75 $ 1.00
22.00 24.00
1.75 1.80
RIVERSIDE CO. — 10.9 Miles Grading, Aphall Treating — (Stale)
RIVERSIDE COUNTY, Cal.— Sharp
& Fellows Contracting Co., 533 Cen-
tral BIdg., Los Angeles, at $129,848.90
submitted low bid to the State High-
way Engineer, State Bldg., Los An-
geles, December 27, for about 10.9 mi.
of grading, treating with liquid as-
phalt and constructing a timber pile
trestle in Riverside County between 10
miles west of Indio and Indio.
The work involves:
(1) 32 Stas clearing and grubbing
right of way;
(2) 122.500 cu. yds. rdwy. excav. un-
class.;
(3) 1,000 cu. yds. structure excav.;
(4) 2,000 cu. yds. ditch and channel
excav.;
(5) 25,700 cu. yds. imported borrow;
(6) 426,000 station yds. overhaul;
(7) 577 stations finishing rdwy.;
(8) 20.000 cu. yds. imported selected
material;
(9) 1.920 tons liq. asphalt SC-2 (road-
mix surface treatment);
( 1) $90.00
(10) 140,100 sq. yds. preparing, mix-
ing, and shaping subgrade;
(11) 130,200 sq. yds. preparing, mix-
ing, and shaping rdwy.;
(12) 220 tons liq. asphalt SC-2 (de-
tours);
(13) 47 tons liq. asphalt SC-IA
(slopes) ;
(14) 50 M.F.B.M. dense, select, all
heart, structural redwood;
(15) 24 M.F.B.M. select, all heart,
structural redwood;
vl6) 1,650 lin. ft. furnishing Douglas
fir piles (treated);
(17) 75 each driving piles;
(18) 2,004 lin. ft. 18 in. CMP;
(19) 112 lin. ft. 36-in. CMP;
(20) 87 lin. ft. laminated guard rail-
ing;
(21) 38 each culvert markers;
(22) 370 each guide posts;
(23) 0.6 mile moving and resetting
property fences;
(24) 1.200 lin. ft. bank protection
fence;
(25) S8 each monuments.
Total bids follow:
(A) Sharp & Fellows Contracting Co.,
Los Angeles, $129,848.90.
(B) V. R. Dennis Const. Co., San Di-
ego, $138,132.50.
(C) Oswald Bros., Los Angeles, $141-
640.00.
(D) Matich Bros., Elsinore, $143,247.47
(E) Basich Bros., Torrance, $146,795.70
(F) George Herz & Co., San Bernar-
dino, $146,830.30.
(G) Oswald Bros.. Los Angeles. $141,-
640.00.
(H) J. E. Haddock, Ltd.. Pasadena.
$154,223.60.
(I) Gibbons and Reed Co.. Burbank
$155,330.40.
(J) Granfleld. Farrar and Carlin. San
Francisco. $185,410.20.
(K) Griffith Co., Los Angeles, $198,-
247.75.
T^nit bids follow:
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(K)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
$90.00
$ 10.00
$135.00
$109.00
$150.00
$ 25.00
$120.00
$150.00
$100.00
$100.00
$ 10.00
.235
.22
.30
.26
.22
.34
.30
.30
.30
.30
.43
.80
1.00
1.40
1.08
.1.50
1.10
1.00
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.00
.235
.75
.15
.37
1.25
.25
.20
.50
.50
1.00
.40
.78
.65
. 55
.72
.75
.77
.70
.80
.75
.75
1.00
.004
OOr,
.005
.01
.005
.005
.01
.01
.005
.01
.005
4.00
9.50
3.00
6.65
10.00
6.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
12.00
.85
1.25
1.00
1.00
.85
1.00
.85
1.00
1.20
2.00
1.75
11.00
10.00
10.75
0.15
9.45
10.25
10.50
10.00
12.00
12.00
14.00
.04
.04
.045
.054
.04
.03
.055
.06
.05
.10
.06
.06
.07
.0.5
.054
.045
.038
.06
.07
.06
.08
.08
11.00
20.00
22.00
31.00
35.00
19.00
30.00
10.00
12.00
12.25
14.00
16.00
15.00
18.00
24.70
16.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
22.00
21.00
15.00
90.00
80.00
100.00
96.30
130.00
104.00
100.00
95.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
80.00
80.00
100.00
89.00
120.00
96.00
95.00
95.00
100.00
90.00
90.00
.60
.60
.f.fi
.57
.90
.6:^
.60
.60
.70
.75
.60
12.00
15.00
14.00
14.. 50
25.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
20.00
50.00
15.00
l.fiO
2.2.i
1.8.-,
2.03
2.80
2.10
2.00
1.65
1.60
1.80
2.00
4.50
6.00
5.25
4.75
10.00
6.00
5.. 50
4.25
4.50
4.90
5.00
1.00
1.00
1.30
2.00
1.50
1.40
1.20
1.00
1.00
1.10
1.25
3.00
2.00
2.00
1.45
2.00
2.50
2.50
2.50
1.50
2.50
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.80
1.45
2.00
2.50
2.. 50
2.00
1.50
2.50
2.09
300.00
600.00
500.00
200.00
280.00
4.50.00
250.00
400.00
150.00
300.00
300.00
3.50
4.00
4.90
3.40
6.00
5.50
3.70
4.00
4.00
2.50
7.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.50
3.00
3.00
3.50
3.00
2.50
3. .50
3.00
( 2)
( 3)
( 4)
( 5)
( 6)
( 7)
( 8)
( 9)
(10)
(11)
(12) ,
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
(19)
(20)
(21).
(22)..
(23)
(24)
(25)
NOTE; i; Tra.sk, oon.eulting engineer. Bradbury Bldg., "Los Angeles.was present at the opening of bids and
before the i w.re read, entered in behalf of owners of property abutting on the proposed improvement a
protest again Hi. opening of bids, the location of the propo.<?ed work, and the entire proceeding. The prote.«t
was notPd hy - '>nginper officiating who .siaterl that the protest would be forwarded to Sacramento.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
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CONTRACT AWARDED
l.MI'KRIAI- CorXTY. Calif.— R. K.
Hazard & Sons. 2r>48 Kettner Blvd..
tv-an l)ieK». at $45,503 awarded coii-
tiact by the State Highway Commis-
.lioii, Saoraiiiento, for about 9.8 miles
^radinK. siirfaoinn with gfravel and
road mix surface treatment applied
thereto; and a timber bridRe and
t-tnicture to be constructed, in Im-
perial County between three miles east
of Imperial and one-half mile east of
Brawley.
CONTRACT AWARDED
LAKK COUNTY, Cal.— Smith Bros.,
Co., 1636 B St., Kureka, at $2,713.5.'.
awarded contract by the State High-
way Commission. Sacramento, for the
construction of two standard timbei'
<'attle passes in Lake County between
Upper Lake and Sweet Hollow Sum-
mit.
CONTRACT AWARDED
LOS ANGKLES COUNTY, Cal.— T.
G. Smith, 8613 Madison Avenue, South
Gate, at $2,772 awarded contract by
the State Highway Commission, Sac-
ramento, for excavating and backfill-
ing drainage sumps with sand, about
1,'j miles southeast of Noiwalk.
CONTRACT AWARDED
MARIN COUNTY, Cal.— J. H. Pom-
eroy & Co., Inc., 222 Montgomery St.,
San Francisco, at $11,600 per month
awarded contract by the Golden Gate
Bridge & Highway District Directors
for furnishing equipment for construc-
tion of about 1.5 miles of road on the
Sau.salito lateral from the Sausalito
gate at Alexander Avenue through Ft.
Baker, connecting with the main Wal-
do highway. Labor will be furnished
by the WPA.
Equipment to be furnished will in-
clude i;S-yd. shovels; 16- and 30 Cat-
erpillars with bulldozers, angledozets
and roller equipment; fifteen 5-yard
trucks; two compressors, 240 c.f. ca-
pacity, jack hammer^!, and a truck
wagon. * >
BIDS WANTED
STATK OF OREGON.— Until Jan. 10
y A. M., bids will be received by the
Oregon State Highway Commission, R.
H. Baldock, State Highway Engineer,
Auditorium, Third Floor. Public Ser-
vice Bldg., I'ortland, for highway con-
struction as follows:
Columbia County: Columbia County
oiling project on four sections of coun-
ty road; 8.46 miles crushed rock sur-
facing and oil mat surface treatment.
Requires approximately 2,650 c.y. of
crushed rock surfacing materials, and
86,000 s.y. oil mat surface treatment.
Deschutes County: Upper Tumalo
Section of Tumalo Falls-Bend County
Road; 3.5 miles grading, requiring ap-
proximately 39,000 c.y. excavation.
Multnomah Co.: Humphrey Boule-
vard, 45th Avenue and Cameron Road
bituminou.s macadam project on two
section.s of county road; 3.06 mile.s of
surfacing and bituminous macadam
wearing surface. Requires approxi-
mately 2,400 c.y. excavation; 8,800 c.y.
pit-run gravel sub-base materials; 2,-
550 c.y. crushed gravel base and shoul-
der materials; 1.000 c.y. salvaged sur-
facing materials, and 33,000 s.y. bi-
tuminous macadam wearing surface.
Union and Wallowa Counties: Elgin-
Rock Creek Rock Production Project.
Furnish approximately 13,000 c.y. cf
crushed rock in stockpile.
I'lans and speclfication.s obtainable
at the offlce of the State Highway
Commission, Room 322. State Office
Bldg.. Salem, upon deposit of $5 00 per
."et.
BIDS WANTED
STATE OF OREGON.— Until Jan. 9
9 A. M., bids will be received by the
Oregon State Highway Commission, R.
H. Baldock, State Highway Engineer,
Auditorium, Third Floor, Public Ser-
vice Bldg., Portland, for highway con-
struction as follows:
Benton County: Polk County Line-
Soap Creek Section of Tampico Co.
Road. 3.1 miles of grading, requiring
approximately 35,000 c.y. excavation.
Clackamas County: Clackamas Co
oiling jiroject on 8 sections of county
road; 27.87 miles of oil mat surface
treatment.
Multnomah County: 122nd Avenue-
Troutdale Section of NE Halsey St.;
•'.82 mile grading and 5.72 miles as-
phaltlc concrete paving. Requires ap-
proximately 3,500 c.y. excavation, 12,-
300 c.y. pit-run gravel sub-base mate-
rials; 8,700 c.y. crushed gravel base,
shoulder and footpath materials, and
69,000 s(i. yds. asphalt concrete pave-
ment.
Clatsop A. Tillamook Counties: West
Lake-Mohler rock production project
on Oregon Coast Highway. Furnish
approximately 16,500 c.y. crushed rock
in stockpile.
Klamath County: Merrill - California
line section of xMerrill-Hatfield County
road and Malin-California line section
of The Dalles-California highway; 2.5
miles grading, surfacing and oil mat
surface treatment and 2.86 miles sur-
facing. Requires approximately 93,000
c.y. excavation; 16,000 c.y. crushed
rock surfacing materials; 30,000 sq. yds
oil mat surface treatment and 3,o00
c.y. crushed rock in stockpile.
Plans and specifications obtainable
at the offlce of the State Highway
Commission, Room 322, State OfBce
Bldg., Salem, upon deposit of $5.00 per
set. )
CONTRACT AWARDED
YAVAPAI COUNTY. Ariz.— Pear-
son & Dickerson. Box 471, Prescott, at
$141,959.5ti awarded contract by the
Arizona State Highway Commission,
Phoenix, Dec. 28, for highway con-
struction on the I'rescott-Jerome
Highway (F.A. 96-C; A.F.E. 7909).
The work, which is to begin at the
Prescott- National Forest boundary,
al)0ut 22 miles northeast of Prescott,
and is to extend northeasterly for
about 5Vi miles, consists of grading
and draining, and is to be completed
on or before August 31. 1936. The
bids were opened December 6.
BIDS WANTED
SAN FRANCISCO. — Until January
10, 11:30 A. M., bids will be received
by the r"epartment of Public Works,
Room 251, City Hall, under Spec. No.
18,917, for the widening and recon-
struction of the roadway on Fifth St.
between Mission and Harrison Streets
and between Bryant and Townsend
Sis. Estimated cost, $50,000.
The work involves:
( 1) 1,460 c.y. rock fill;
( 2) 12,300 s.f. remove asphalt - con-
crete pavement, consisting of a
6-in. concrete base and a 2-in.
asphaltic concrete pavement;
( 3) 20,400 s.f. remove asi)haltic-con-
crete wearing surface;
( 4) 41 each catchbasins, reset or re-
constructed;
( 5) 2 each catchbasins, complete;
( 6) 960 I.f. 12-in. VCP sewer, in place
( 7) 41 each concrete curb inlets;
( 8) 4,500 I.f. granite curb, reset;
( 9) 2.100 s.f. granite curb, redressed;
(10) 560 I.f. granite curb (tangent) in
place;
(11) 550 I.f. granite curb (circular) in
place;
(12) 50 c.y. Class B concrete curb
backing;
(13) 38,000 s.f. 8-in. Class E concrete
pavement;
(14) 2.300 tons a^sphaltic concrete base
and leveling course;
(15) 1,850 tons asph. concrete wear-
ing surface;
(IC) 200 tone asphaltic concrete con-
form pavement;
(17) 16 each street and traffic signs,
reset;
(IS) 12,500 s.f. one-course cone, side-
walk;
(19) 2,600 s.f. asphalt macadam walk,
consisting of a 4-ln. rock ma-
cadam base, and a 2-ln. asphal-
tic concrete wearing surface;
(20) 100 each cross walks markers. In
place;
(21) 50 I.f. 10-in. VCP culvert in place.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the offlce of City Engineer John
J. Casey, Room 351, City Hall, upon
<ash dei)OHlt of $10.
30— RESERVOIRS & DAMS
CONTRACT AWARDED
PRESi'OTT Ariz.— Pearson & Dick-
erson, I'rescott, were awarded the con-
tract by Prescott city council Dec. 19
at $69,756, for constructing a check
dam on the Upper Hassayampa Creek,
installing a connecting pipe line and
repairing Lake Goldwater Dam.
Case Const. Co., Alhambra, Calif.,
submitted the only other bid at $74.-
C71.00.
COMPLETE BID LISTING
CAULSHAD PROJECT, N. M. -
llallett Construction Co., Crosby,
.Minn., at $1,132,547, as previously re-
ported, submitted low bid to the Bti-
reau of Reclamation, Carlsbad, N. M.,
under Spec. No. 660, December 21, for
the construction of the Alamogordo
Dam, Carlsbad Project. L. E. Foster,
project superintendent.
The work is located near Ft. Sum-
ner, and the principal items of work
involved are:
( 1) 36,900 c.y. excav. in open rut,
common;
( 2) 184,000 c.y. do, rock;
( 3) 1,490,000 c.y. excavation in borrow
pits, common;
( 4) 52,000 c.y. excavation In borrow
pits, rock;
( 5) 4,200 c.y. tunnel and shaft exca-
vation;
( 6) 227,000 c.y. stripping for dam em-
bankment and borrow pits;
( 7) 1,340,000 c.y. earth fill in dam;
( 8) 8,000 c.y. backfill about struc;
( 9) 290,000 c.y. rock fill on down-
stream slope;
(10) 50,000 c.y. rock riprai) on the up-
stream slope;
(11) 3,000 c.y. rock riprap about spill-
way;
(12) 2,960 c.y. concrete In tunnel, gate
chamber and shaft;
(13) 10,900 c y. concrete In spillway &
stilling basin;
(14) 3,580 c.y. concrete in other parts
of dam.
(15) 12.000 c.f. pressure grouting;
(16) LVilling 13,000 I.f. grout holes;
(17) Drilling 8,000 I.f. holes for an-
chor bar.s;
(18) Placing 1,. 500, 000 lbs. rein, bars;
(19) Constructing 6,460 I.f. embank-
ment toe drains and spillway
drains;
(20) Furnishing and installing 25,000
lbs. tunnel liner plates;
(21) Installing 726.600 lbs. of gates.
valves and other metalwork.
Work shall be commenced within 30
calendar days and completed within
"00 calendar days from dale of receipt
(>t notice to proceed.
Complete total bids follow:
Mallett Constr. Co., Crosby, Minn..
$1,132,547.
Miltry Bros. Constr. Co., Los An-
geles, $1,144,000.
Macco Constr. Co., Clearwater, $1,-
231.849.50.
Martin Wonderlich Co., Jefferson City
Mo., $1,243,380.
S. J. Groves & Son.s Co., Minneapolis,
$1,252,310.
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Hinman Bros. Const. Co., Denver, Col.
$1,293,880.
Hardwick & Co., St. Louis, Mo., $1,-
340,890.
W. E. Callahan Constr. Co., Dallas,
$1,345,675.
Ed. H. Honnen, Colorado Springs,
Colo, $1,368,355.
Utah Constr. Co., S-an Francisco, $1,-
498,400.
Tliree Companies, Inc., Denver, $1,-
518,294.
Georpe W. Condon Co., Omaha, $1,-
637,065.
Frazier Davis Constr. Co., St. Louis,
$1,777,212.50.
COMPLETE BID LISTING
BOISE riJOJECT. Idaho — T. B.
Connolly, Inc.. 461 ^Market St., San
Francisco, at $395,040, as previously
reported, submitted low bid to the
Bureau of Reclamation. V^ Boise Pro-
ject Board of Control, Boise, R. J.
Newell. Construction Engineer, under
Spec. No. 661, for the raising of the
Arrowrock Dam, Boise Project.
Bids were taken as follows:
( 1) 18.000 cu. yd.s excav. common, at
downstream toe of dam;
( 2) 100 cu. yds. excav., rock, at
downstream toe of dam;
( 3) 12,000 cu. yds. excavation, com-
mon, in river channel;
( 4) 1000 cu. yds. excavation, rock, in
river channel;
( 5) 3000 cu. yds. excavation, all class-
es, in existing diversion tunnel;
( 6) 1350 cu. yds. excav., all classes,
in included diversion tunnel;
( 7) 500 cu. yds. excav. old concrete;
( 8) 33,000 sq. yds. chipping and
roughening not more than 3-in.
deep on surface of old concrete;
( 9) 4000 sq. yds. chipping and
roughening more than 3-in. deep
but not more than 12-in. deep
on surface of old concrete;
(10) 4500 cu. yds. backfill;
(11) 10 MFBM removing old timbering
in diversion tunnel;
(12) 10 ^IFRM install permonent tim-
bering in tunnels;
(12) 10 MFBM install permanent tim-
anchor and grout bars in place;
(14) 13,000 cu. yds. concrete in slab
on downstream face of dam;
(15) 3600 cu. yds. concrete on crest of
dam;
(16) 500 c.y. concrete in curbs and
parapets;
(17) 240 c.y. concrete in tunnel lining
(18) 50 c.y. concrete in pipe anchors;
(19) 800 c.y. concrete in spillway crest
(20) 150 c.y. concrete in spillway piers
(21) 1,100 c.y. concrete In floor spill-
way channel;
(22) 250 c.y. concrete in side walls of
spillway channel;
(23) 16,000 c.f. gunite:
(24) 675,000 lbs. placing reinf. bars;
(25) 52,000 lbs. placing and anchoring
gunite reinf. fabric;
(26) 1,200 l.f. installing metal sealing
strips:
(27) 800 sq. yds. special finishing of
concrete surfaces;
(28) 16.000 lin. ft. manufacturing and
placing porous concrete drain
tile;
(29) 275 l.f. drilling drainage holes;
(30) lump sum, dismantling, recondi-
tioning, installing, and painting
drum gates, hinges, and sills;
(31) lump sum, dismantling existing
counterweights, sheaves & sup-
ports;
(32) 44.000 lbs. installing 24-in. needle
valves, automatic gat(»-oporating
mechanisms, and iiiping;
(33) lump sum, dl.-^mantllng. altering
and installing operating machi-
nisms for 30-in. butterfly valves:
(34) lump sum. dismantling, altering,
anvl installing hatchway cf>ver &
m.'inhole cover;
(35) 36 limp posts, dismantling and
relnf'nlling metal lamp posts;
(36) lump sum, dismantling, recondi-
tioning and installing pipe hand-
rails;
(37) 28,000 lbs. installing penstock out-
let pipes;
(38) 2,000 lbs. installing steel outlet
pipe anchors and supports;
(39) 22,000 lbs. installing steel stair-
way on dam :
(40) 60,000 pounds installing miscel-
laneous metal work;
(41) 3,500 l.f. installing electric con-
duits.
Total bids follow:
(A) T. E. Connolly, Inc., San Fran-
cisco, $395,040.00.
(B) Utah Const. Co., Ogden, and Mor-
rison - Knudsen Co., Inc., Boise,
$519,352.50.
(C) Case Const. Co., Inc., Alhambra,
Calif., $542,738.40.
(D) Colonial Const. Co., Spokane, $576-
022.50.
Unit bids follow:
(A) (B) (C) (D)
( 1) $ .36 $ .50 $ 1.30 $ 1.00
( 2) 2.00 10.00 8.00 5.00
( Z) 40 .50 .55 .30
( 4> 2.00 1.80 3.60 5.00
( 5; 5.00 1.50 3.25 1.00
( 6) 18.00 20.00 10.00 15.00
( 7) 8.00 18.00 14.00 10.00
( 8) 1.20 2.50 1.95 2.00
( 9) 2.00 3.00 4.50 5.00
(10) 30 .40 .30 .50
(11) 20.00 40.00 50.00 50.00
(12) 70.00 100.00 85.00 100.00
(13) 50 .50 .75 1.50
(14) 10.70 13.50 16.85 15.00
(15) 8.00 10.00 9.60 15.00
(16) 17.00 22.50 32.00 15.00
(17) 25.00 20.00 10.35 15.00
(18) 18.00 15.00 10.35 15.00
(19) 15.00 20.00 20.00 15.00
(20) 25.00 30.00 40.00 15.00
(■21) S.OO 15.00 10.40 15.00
(22) 12.00 25.00 22.70 15.00
(23) 1.10 1.80 1.10 1.50
(24) .02 .02 .012 .03
(25) 03 .04 .03 .05
(26) 50 .60 .50 .50
(27) 70 1.50 .75 1.50
(28) 40 .50 .22 .45
(29) 2.00 .50 2.50 1.50
(30) 5000.00 4500.00 5800.00 5000.00
(31) 1000.00 450.00 2100.00 500.00
(32) 03 .05 .03 .05
(33) 600.00 200.00 625.00 100.00
(34) 500.00 1000.00 775.00 500.00
(35) 20.00 20.00 15.40 10.00
(36) 300.00 475.00 650.00 400.00
(37) 03 .03 .03 .05
(38) 05 .04 .03 .05
(39) 03 .10 .06 10
(40) .05 .05 .04 03
(<1> 50 .20 .20 .50
Bids held under advisement.
31--P1PE LINES & WELLS
APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES
RIVERSIDE AND SAN BERNAR-
DINO COS.. Cal. — Approximate quan-
tities for construction of about 16.7
miles of pipe lines between Cajalco
and Fontana, under Spec. No. 137, for
which bids are to be opened by the
Metropolitan Water District, 306 W.
Third St., Los Angeles, January 7.
10 A. M., as previously reported, are
shown below. Work calls for con-
struction of precast concrete pipe
and sleel pipe lines, a 3-span through
truss bridge and appurtenant works of
the Colorado River aquduct distribu-
tion system, between Sta. 31 plus 50
and 926 pluls 00 of the Upper Feeder.
The work is located in the counties
of Riverside and San Bernardino and
comprises approximately 16.47 miles
of pipe line construction between Ca-
jalco Re.servoir and a point on the
lino nf the Upper Feeder, about 10
miles west of San Bernardino. Tlie
work to be bid upon has been divided
into schedules as follows:
Schedule 1-P; 2.33 miles in length,
pipe sizes. prp-ca.«it. 11 ft. 8 In.;
Schdule 2-S or 2-K; 10.33 miles in
length; pipe sizes, steel, 9 ft. 8 in. to
12 ft. in.;
Schedule 2-B: Santa Ana river
i.ridge;
Schedule 3-P or 3-S'; 3.81 miles in
length; pipe sizes, pre-cast 11 ft. 8
in.; steel, 12 ft. in.;
Schedules 2-S and 2-K are alterna-
tive, as are Schedules 3-P and 3-&.
In the event award is made for pre-
cast pipe under Schedule 3-1', the
steel pipe sizes of Schedule 2-S must
be used; for steel pipe under Schedule
3-S', the steel pipe sizes on Schedule
2-K are required; bids will be com-
pared on the basis of securing the
lowest total cost to the district on
said schedule, viz., 2-S and 3-P or
2-K and 3-S. No other combination
of these two schedules will be con-
sidered. A proposal under either
Schedules 2-S or 2-K will not be con-
sidered unleses the bidder also submits
a proposal under Schedule 2-B; and
an award, if made under such a pro-
posal, will be for not less than Sch.
2-B and one of the alternative Sch.
2-S or 2-K.
SCHEDULE 1-P
Schedule of prices for the construc-
tion of pre-cast concrete pipe for the
Upper Feeder of the Colorado River
Aqueduct distribution system between
Station 31 plus 50 and 155 plus 00.
Pipe diameter 11 ft. 8 in.; length. 12,277
feet.
( 1) does not apply hre;
( 2) 180,00 cu. yds. excav. for pipe-
side slope trenOh;
( 3 300 cu. yds. excav. for structures;
( 4) 120.000 cu. yds. backfill;
( 5) 800 cu. yds. concrete in struc-
tures, reinforced;
( 6) 50 cu. yds. concrete in structures
plain;
( 7) 120 cu. yds. concrete in anchors;
( 8) 4400 cu. yds. concrete in cradle;
( 9) does not apply here;
(10) 9160 lin. ft. precast concrete
pipe, cage reinforcement, mor-
tar joint;
(11) 3180 lin. ft. precast concrete pipe.
cylinder reinforcement, lock
joint;
(12) 90,000 lbs. placing reinf. steel in
in structures;
(13) 4,300,000 lbs. furnishing and
placing reinf. steel Inu precast
pipe;
(14) to (82) do not apply here;
(83) 6000 lbs. furnish and install
thimbles for connections to pre-
cast pipe;
(84) to (8.S) do not apply here;
(89) (89) 70.000 lbs. installing miscel-
laneous metal;
(90) and (91) do not apply here;
(92) 100 lin. ft. installing concrete
pipe, 12-ln. diameter;
pipe, 8-in. diameter.
(93) 100 lin. ft. installing concrete.
SCHEDULE 2-S
Schedule of prices for the construc-
tion of steel pipe for the Upper Feeder
of the Colorado River Aqueduct dis-
tribution system between Stations
l.'i.'i plus 00 and 707 plus 00. Pipe di-
ameters 9 ft. 8 in. to 11 ft. 6 In.;
length. 54.530 ft.
Note: 1 — Schedules 2-S and 2-K are
alternative and both will not be
awarded. 2 — .V liid under Schedule
2-S will not be considered unless the
bidder also submits a proposal under
^■.•hedule 2-B.
( 1) 70,000 cu. yds. excav. for pipe,
vertical trench;
( 2) 51. "i ooO cu. yds. excav. for pipe
side slope trench;
( 3) 1500 cu. yds. excav. for struc-
tures;
( 4) 407.000 cu. yds. backfill;
( 5) 2500 cu. yds. concrete in struc
tures, reinforced;
( 6) 300 cu. yds. concrete in struc-
tures, plain;
(. 7) 600 cu. yds. concrete tn a.n<-hors;
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
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( S) to (11) do not apply here;
(12) 500,000 lbs. placing reinf. sfeol
in struetiirt's;
(13) does not apply here;
KurnishiuK and installing plate steel
pipe of the following sizes:
(14) 1051 liii. ft. ;• ft. S in. diain.; Ts-
in. thick;
(15) (iO lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 In., 25/32-in.;
(16) 27tiO lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 In., 13/16-in.;
(17) 1110 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in. 27/32-in.:
(18) 777 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in. Ts-in.;
(19) 2ti70 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in., 2y/32-in.
(20) 2333 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in., 15/16-ln.
(21) 3500 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in., 31/32-ln.
(22) 800 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 17/32-in.
(23) 790 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 9/l(J-in.
(24) 1510 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 19/32-in.
(25) 1060 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., %-in.;
(26) 680 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in. 21/32-in.
(27) 620 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 11/lG-in.
(28) 2220 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 23/32-in.
(29) 1152 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., %-in.;
(30) 10(10 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 25/32-in.
(31) does not apply here;
(32) 1670 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 27/32-in.
thick;
(33) 180 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., %-in.;
(34) 1500 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 29/32-in.;
(35) to (41) do not apply here;
(42) 280 lin. ft. 10 fL 8 in., %-in.;
(43) 1040 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 25/32-in.;
(44) 1110 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 13/16-in.
(45) 730 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 27/32-in.;
(46) 1475 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in. %-in.;
(47) 2335 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in.. 29/32-ln.;
(48) 240 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 15/16-in.;
(49) 175 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 31/32-in.;
(50) ISO lin. ft. 10 ft. 10 in., 25/32-in.;
(51) 417 lin. ft. 10 ft. 10 in., 13/16-in.;
(52) 600 lin. ft. 10 ft. 10 in.. 27/32-in.;
(53) to (55) do not apply here;
(56) 80 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., 23/32-in.;
(57) 470 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., %-in.;
(58) 420 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., 25/32-in.;
(59) 610 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., 13/16-in.;
(60) 1935 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., 27/32-in.;
(61) 1940 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., %-in.;
(62) 70 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., 21/32-in.;
(63) 1010 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., 11/16-in.;
(64) 1940 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., 23/32-in.;
(65) 460 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., %-in.;
(66) 880 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., 25/32-in.;
(67) 590 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., 13/16-in.;
(68) 40 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., 19/32-in.;
(69) 230 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., %-in.;
(70) 370 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., 21/32-in.;
(71) 1150 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., 11/16-in.;
(72) 550 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., 23/32-ln.;
(73) 730 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., %-in.;
(74) 3000 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., 9/16-in.;
(75) 530 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., 19/32-in.;
(76) 450 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., %-in.;
(77) 1285 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., 21/32-in.;
(78) 400 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., 11/16-in.;
(79) and (SO) do not apply here;
(81) 1,523,000 sq. ft. pipe coating, type
A;
(82) 294,000 sq. ft. pipe coating, type
B;
(83) does not apply here;
(84) 30.000 Ib.s. furnishing and install-
ing manhole .saddles and coveis;
(85) 3000 1I)S. furnishing and install-
ing saddles for blow-offs and air
valves;
(86) 55,000 lbs. furnishing and Install-
ing structural steel in walkway
and blow-off frame work;
(87) 25 furnishing and installing pipe
supports;
(88) 1 furnishing and installing expan-
sion joint;
(89) 200.000 lbs. installing miscellan-
eous metal;
(90) 950 lin. ft. installing concrete
pipe, 24-in. diameter;
(91) does not apply here;
(92) 100 lin. ft. install concrete pipe,
12-in. diameter;
(93) 200 lin. ft. Install concrete pipe.
8-in. diemeter.
.SCHKDULE 2-K
Hchedolc of prices for the construc-
tion of steel pipe for the ITpper Feeder
of the Colorado River Afiueduct dis-
tribution system between Stations 155
plus 00 and 707 plu.s 00. Pipe di-
ameters 9 ft. 8 in. to 12 ft. in.;
length, 54,530 ft.
Note 1 — Schedules 2-S and 2-K are
alternative and both will not be
awarded. 2 — A bid under Schedule 2-
K will not be considered unless the
bidder also submits a proposal under
Schedule 2-B.
C 1) 70.000 cu. yds. excav. for pipe,
vertical trench;
( 2) 519,000 cu. yds. excav. for pipe,
side slope trench;
( 3) 1500 cu. yds. excav. for structures
( 4) 409,000 cu. yds. backfill;
( 5) 2500 cu. yds. concrete in struc-
tures, reinforced;
( 6) 300 cu. yds. concrete in struc-
tures, plain;
( 7) 600 cu. yds. concrete in anchors;
( 8) to (U) do not apply here;
(12) 500,000 lbs. placing reinf. steel in
structures;
(13) does not apply here;
F'uriiishing and installing plate steel
pipe of tlie following sizes:
(14) 1052 lin. ft. 9 ft. S in., %-in.
thickness;
(15) does not apply here;
(16) 2460 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in.. 13/16-ln. ;
(17) 1040 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4in., 27/32-in.;
(18) 777 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in., %-in.;
(19) 1840 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in.. 29/32-in.:
(20) 1710 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in., 15/16-in.;
(21) 3710 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in., 31/32-in.;
(22) to (26) do not apply here;
(27) 130 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 11/lG-in.:
(28) 2240 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 23/32-in.;
(29) 1142 lin. ft. 10 ft. Gin., %-in.;
(30) 1027 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 25/32-in.;
(31) 334 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 13/16-in.:
(32) does not apply here;
(33) 80 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., %-in.;
(34) 1510 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 29/32-in.;
(35) 1365 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in. 15/16-in.;
(36) 130 lin ftfl. 10 ft. 8 in., 17/32-in.;
(37) 150 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 9/16-in.;
(38) 390 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 19/32-in.;
(39) 740 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., %-in.;
(40) 780 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 21/32-in.;
(41) 760 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 11/16-in.;
(42) does not apply here;
(43) 1260 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 25/32-in.;
(44) 1120 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 13/16-in.;
(45) 420 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 27/32-in.;
(46 2150 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., %-in.;
(47) 3276 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 29/32-in.;
(48) 240 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in.. 15/16-in.;
(49) 200 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 31/32-in.;
(50 does not apply here;
(51) 180 lin. ft. 10 ft. 10 in., 13/16-in.:
(52) 550 lin. ft. 10 ft. 10 in., 27/32-in.;
(53) 560 lin. ft. 10 ft. 10 in., %-in.;
(54) 620 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., 17/32-in.;
(55) 1105 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., %-in.;
(56) 60 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., 23/32-in..-
(57) 480 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., %-in.;
(58) 290 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., 25/32-in.;
(59) 84S lin. ft. 11 ft. in., 13/16-in.;
(60) 1795 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., 27/32-in.;
(61) 2260 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., %-in.;
(62) does not apply here;
(63) 450 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., 11/16-in.:
(64) 2620 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., 23/32-in.;
(65) 440 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., %-in.;
(66) 930 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., 25/32-ii.;
(67) 790 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., 13/16-in.;
(68) does not apply here;
(69) 80 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., %-in.;
(70) 350 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in.. 21/32-in.;
(71) 1020 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., 11/16-in.;
(72) 540 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., 23/32-in.:
(73) 760 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., %-in.:
(74) 1420 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 In., 9/16-in.;
(75) 480 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 nn., 19/32-ln.;
(76) 630 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., %-in.;
(77) 960 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 In., 21/32-in.;
(78) 465 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., 11/16-ln.;
(79) 1640 lin. ft. 12 ft. in., 19/32-ln.;
(80) 300 lin. ft. 12 ft. in., 11/16-in.;
(81) 1,553.000 sq. ft. pipe coating, type
A;
(82) 294,000 sq. ft. pipe coating, type
B:
(83) does not ai)ply here;
(84) 30.000 lbs. furnish and install
manhole saddles and covers;
(85) 3000 lbs. furnish and Install sad-
dles for blow-offs and air valves;
(86) 55,000 lbs. furnishing and install-
ing structural steel In walkway
and blow-off frame work;
(87) 25 furnishing and Installing pipe
.■supports:
(SS) 1 furnishing and Installing ex-
pansion Joint;
(.s'.t) 200, uoo lbs. installing miscellan-
eous metal;
(90) 9.50 lin. ft. installing concrete
pipe, 24-ln. diameter;
(91) does not apply here;
CiL') 100 lin. ft. installing concrete
pipe, 12-ln. diameter;
(93) 200 lin. ft. installing concrete
j)ipe, S-in. diameter.
SCHEDULE 2-B
.S'cliedule of prices for the construc-
(ion of the Santa Ana River bridge
and piers for the Upper Feeder of
the Colorado River Aqueduct Distri-
bution System.
.Vote: A bid under Scliedule 2-B will
not be considered unless the bidder
also submits a proposal under Sched-
ules 2-K and/or 2-S.
( 94) 8500 cu. yds. excav. for piers;
( 95) 3500 cu. yds. backfill for piers;
( 96) 2000 cu. yds. concrete in piers
above the footings;
( 97) 3600 cu. yds. concrete in pier
footings;
( 98) 35.000 lbs. placing reinf. steel in
piers;
( 99) 15.000 lbs. furnishing and plac-
ing anchor bolts and base platea
(or piers;
(100) 17,000 lbs. furnishing and plac-
ing steel castings for bridge
pedestals;
(101) 600 lbs. furnishing and placing
bronze pins;
(102) lump sum, furnishing and erect-
ing structural steel in bridge.
SCTHEDULE 3-P
Schedule of prices for the construc-
tion of precast concrete pipe for the
I'pper Feeder of the Colorado River
Aqueduct Distribution System be-
tween Stations 707 plus 00 and 926
plus 00. Pipe diameter 11 feet 8 in.;
length 20,124 feet.
Note: S-chedules 3-P and 3-S are
alternative and both will not be
awarded .
( 1) 12,000 cu. yds. excav. for pipe —
vertical trench;
( 2) 275,000 cu. yds. excav. for pipe —
side slope trench;
( 3) 200 cu. yds. excav. for structures
( 4) 180.000 cu. yds. backfill;
( 5) 500 cu. yds. concrete in struc-
tures — reinforced;
( 6) 100 cu. yds. concrete in struc-
tures — plain;
( 7) 100 cu. yds. concrete In anchors;
( 8) 7500 cu. yds. concrete in cradle;
( 9) 1345 lin. ft. precast concrete pipe
cage reinforcement — lock joint;
(10) 800 lin. ft. precast concrete pipe
cage reinforcement — mortiir joint
(11) 17.995 lin. ft. precast concrete
pipe — cylinder reinforcement —
lock joint;
(12) 120.000 lbs. placing reinforcement
steel in structures;
(13) 10.200,000 lbs. furnishing and
placing reinforcement steel in
precast pipe;
(14) to (S2) do not apply here;
(53) 6000 lbs. furnishing and installing
thimbles for connections to pre-
cast pipe;
(54) to (88) do not apply here;
(89) 40,000 lbs. install miscellaneous
metal;
(90) does not apply here;
(91) 100 lin. ft. Install concrete pipe —
18-in. dlam.;
(92) 100 lin. ft. install concrete pipe—
12-in. dlam.;
(93) 100 lin. ft. install concrete pipe—
8-ln. dlam.;
SCHIODri.E 3-S
Schedule of prices for the construc-
tion of sleel pipe for the tapper Feeder
of the Colorado River Aqueduct DIs-
Iriliution .System between Station.s
707 plus 00 and 926 plus 00. Pipe dl-
aniet.r 12 feet inches; length 20.124
feet.
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Note: Schedules 3-S and 3-P are
alternative and both will not he
awarded.
( \) 11,0(10 ou. yds. excav. for pipe —
vertical trench;
( 2) 225.000 cu. yds. excav. for pipe-
side slope trench;
( 3) 400 cu. yds. excav. for structures
( 4) 155.000 cu. yds. backfill;
( 5) 700 cu. .\(ls. concrete in struc-
ture.'; — reinf. ;
( 6) 100 cu. yds. concrete in struc-
tures — plain;
< 7) 100 cu. yds. concrete in anchor.s;
( 8) to (11) do not apply here;
(12) 125.000 lbs. placing reinf. ste. 1
in structures;
(13) to (78) do not apply here;
Furnisiiing and installing plate steel
pipe of llie following sizes:
(79) 17.750 lin. ft. 12 ft. in. diani;
19/32-in. thickness;
(80) 2390 lin. ft. 12 ft. in. diani.;
11/lC-in. thickness;
(81) 760.000 sq. ft. pipe coating— type
A;
(82) and (S3) do not apply here;
(84) 6000 lbs. furnish and install man-
hole saddles and covers;
(85) 1000 lbs. furnish and install sad-
dles for blow-off and air valves
(86) to (88) do not apply here;
(83) 45,000 lbs. install miscellaneous
metal;
(90) does not apply here;
(91) 100 lin. ft. install concrete pipe—
18-in. diam.;
(92) 100 lin. ft. install concrete pipe—
12-in. diam.;
(93) 700 lin. ft. install concrete pipe—
8-in. diam.
Plans and specifications obtainable
at Room 1007. 306 W. Third St.. Los
Angeles, ui)on payment of $5 per set,
not returnable.
F. E. Weymouth, General Man-
ager and Chief Engineer. i
BIDS WANTED
SAN DIEGO, Cal. — Until January
28, 10 A. M., bids will be received by
the City Council for constructing the
El Capitan-Lakeside pipe line, bet.
El Capitan Dam and the existing
Lakeside - University Heights line.
The proposed line will consist of 4
miles of 48-in. pipe and 2 miles of 36-
in pipe. Bids will be taken on al-
ternative proposals as follows:
Projwsal A — Electrically welded
steel pipe.
Proposal B — Concrete protected
steel cylinder pipe (electrically weld-
ed).
Funds for the project have been pro-
vided as follows: PWA grant of $129,-
000. and balance of $301,000 by the
city from reserve and unexpended
bond funds.
Plans and specifications have been
approved by PWA engineers and will
be available at the office of the hy-
draulic engineer, Fred D. Pyle, 524 F
St., San Diego, upon deposit of $25
which will be returned to the bidder
upon the return of the drawings and
specifications within 14 days after
the bids are opened.
Please note that the date previously
announced was January 21. Upon the
suggestion of the engineer the council
extended the time one week to Jan.
28 as noted above.
BIDS WANTED
L.\ MESA. San Diego Co.. Calif.—
Until January 28, 10 A. M.. bids will
b<- recL-ived by the La Mesa. Lemon
Grove and Spring Vailey Irrigation
DLstrict. 4709 Spring St., La Mesa, for
the roiistruction of a portion of the
El <iipltan-Lakeside Pipeline for the
La iMi.-ia, Lemon Grove, and Spring
Valle.v Irrigation District, said work
being .ited bitween the tunnel plug
at El '.ii.'in Dam and a point ap-
proxima \ 10,400 l.f. westerly there-
from. Ti i:i Capitan r>am is locatud
on the Sa ■ i ^o River approximately
eight miles easterly of the town of
Lakeside.
The proposed pipeline will be a 48-
in. steel line and will be financed by
a PWA grant of $39,000 and funds
l)rovided by the sale of $89,000 in Dis-
trict bonds voted in 1934.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the above office. C. S. Harritt.
tJcneral Manager an\l Chief Engineer.
F. R. Beatty. President; Ruth C. Drew
Secretary. Certified check for 10%
niu.st accompany each bid.
32— SEWERS & SEWAGE
DISPOSAL PLANTS
BIDS WANTED
YAKIMA. Wash.— Until Jan. 13 2 P.
M., bids will be received by the City
of Yakima, Pearl Benjamin, city cleric
for furnishing mechanical equipment
for a sewage treatment plant, includ-
ing:
(1) 1 mechanically cleaned bar screen;
(2) 4 primary sedimentation basin
units;
(3) 1 mechanical grit removal unit;
(4) 2 sludge pumps;
(5) digastcr mechanisms;
(fi) 1 gas holTler of 10,000 c.f. capacity.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the city engineer and from Stev-
ens & Koon, consulting engineers. 1202
Spalding Bldg., Portland, upon deposit
of $5.00.
NEW BIDS WANTED
SANTA ANA. Orange Co., Cal.—
Until January 14, 9:30 A. M., (to be
opened at 10:30 A. M.) new bids will
be rceived by the Orange County
Flood Control District, at the of-
fice of the County Board of Supervis-
ors, Court House, Santa Ana, for con-
struction of a storm drain located at
La Veta Ave., near Orange. M. N.
Thompson. County Flood Control En-
gineer.
The contract previously awarded to
Mmcco Constr. Co. on December 3, at
$23,000. has been rescinded.
The work involves tiOOO lin. ft. of
arch covered trapezoidal section, 4 ft.
deep, 4 ft. bottom width.
Tiie approximate quantities are:
132 cu. yds. reinf. concrete;
8.220 lbs. reinf. steel;
60 lin. ft. 30-in. plain cone, pipe;
44 lin. ft. 24-in. do;
120 lin. ft. 10-in. do;
120 lin. ft. l8-in. do;
72 lin. ft. 24-ln. corr metal pipe;
108 lin. ft. 15-in. do;
12,630 cu.. yds. structural excav.;
115,587 sq. ft. gunite 2-in. average
thickness;
2 only n)anhole frames and grat-
ings.
This is a I'vva and county flood con-
trol project. Certified or cashier's
check, or bid bond, 5%. i
BIDS WANTED
FRESNO, Cal.— Until January 9. 11
A. M., bids will be received by Fresno
City Commision, H. S. Foster, City
Clerk, for furnishing clay sewer pipe
as follows:
(1) 2196 lin. ft. 10-lnch;
(2) 30 lin. ft. 8-lnch;
() 2.S4 lin. ft. 6-lnch.
S'peciflcations on file with city clerk
33— WATER WORKS
BIDS WANTED
FRE.«NO COUNTY, Cal.— Until Jan.
17, 10 A. M., bids will be received by
the Fresno County Board of Supervi-
sors, E. Dusenberry, county clerk.
Court House. Fresno, for the construc-
tion of a waterworks system for the
Fresno County Waterworks District
No. 2.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the above office. ♦ J
LA MESA. San Diego Co.. Cal.-^
Until January 14, 7 P. M.. bids will be .
received by the La Mesa, Lemon
Grove and Spring Valley Irrigation
District. 4769 S-pring St., La Mesa,
for furnishing and delivering at the
district yard. La Mesa, galvanized
pipe as follows:
6000 ft. Ti-in. pipe;
3000 ft. 1-in. pipe;
3000 ft. IVi-in. pipe
4000 ft. 2-in. pipe;
2000 ft. 21-i-in. pipe.
Said pipe to be standard stock pipe,
equipped with threads and couplings
and of standard weight. Delivery to
be within 60 days of award of con-
tract.
BID OPENING POSTPONED
MARE ISLAND. Cal.— Until Feb. 5
(date postponed from January 2, II
A. M., previously reported) bids will
be received by the Bureau of Yards
and Docks, Navy Department, Wash-
ington, D. C, for two water treat-
ment systems, a continuous blow -down
system and chemical feeding system
at the Navy Yard (Hospital) Mare Is-
land. Est. cost $7500; Spec. No. 8092.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from above office and from the
Commandant. Navy Yard. Mare Is-
land, upon deposit of $10.00. >
BIDS WANTED
FRESNO, Cal. Until January 9, 11
A. M., bids will be received by
Fresno City Commission, H. S. Fost-
er. City Clerk, for furnishing cast
iron pipe as follows:
(1) 875 lin. ft. 4-inch;
(2) 1400 lin. ft. 6-inch.
Specifications on file with city clerk
AWARD PROTESTED
Dos I'ALOS. Merced Co.. Cal.— Suit
has been filed in San Francisco su-
perior court for a writ of prohibition
against award of a contract by the
city of Dos I'alos to P. L. Burr. 320
Market St.. San Francisco, for con-
structing a municipal water supply
and distribution system. A temporary
restraining order has been granted
pending a hearing January 7.
Plaintiffs are the Oakland Sewer
Construction Co.. second low bidder,
and the Associated General Contrac-
tors, Northern California Chapter. It
is alleged that the city has proceeded
illegally in accepting the low bid.
which was not accompanied by a cer-
tified chock. The council waived the
commission as an irregularity not suf-
ficient to disqualify the proposal. The
plaintiffs also have filed a protest
with PWA and the bids have been
referred to Washington for a ruling.
Burr's bid was $58,620 and the Oak-
land Sewer Constr. Co. bid. $62,588.
34 — PARKS AND PLAY-
GROUNDS
BIDS WANTED
SANTA CLARA. .Santa Clara Co..
Cal.— Until January 14. 2 P. M.. bids
will be received b.v Postmaster Jessie
R. South, for seeding and planting (he
grounds at Santa Clara I'ost Office.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the above office.
(8608)
BIDS WANTED
COMPTON, Los Angeles Co.. Cal. —
Until February 1. bids will be re-
ceived by the Custodian. IT. &. Post
Office. Compton, for seeding and
planting grounds at the Post Office.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office.
PACIFIC. CONSTRUCTOR
23
MACHIMERT i? MATEMAI9
B>d calls for construct.on machmery and materials and miscellaneous equipment and supplies purchased by
Federal, State, Municipal and other P ubiic agencies. ^ ^
CANAL ZONE
PANAMA CANAL, ZONE.— Until
January 8, 10:30 A. M.. bidt; will b<-
received by A. L. Flint, General Pur-
chasing Officer. The Panama Canal.
Washington. D. C. under Schedule
No. 3113, for furnishing miscellaneous
supplies and equipment, including:
Fencing material, steel, steel billets,
boiler tubes, drill casing, welded steei
pipe, cast-iron pipe, clay pipe, pipe
fittings (iron, brass and bronze) rail-
ing fittings, unions, metal valvee, bath
tubs, cocks, lavatorie.s. water - closet
bowls, kitchen sinks, sink traps, brass
cleanouts. coil chains, monotype metal
and calcium chlorrde.
Specifications obtainable from above
office and from the Assistant Pur-
cha.sing Agent, The Panama Canal,
Fort Mason, San Francisco.
WAR DEPARTMENT
SACRAMENTO. Cal.— Until Jan. 6.
3 I'. M., bids will be received by the
U. S. Engineer Office, Lieut. Col. L.
II. Chambers, District Engineer. 208
Post Office Bldg., Sacramento, under
Bid No. 3G-123, for furnishing two
fuel oil pumps, horizontal duplex
piston pattern.
Delivery f.o.b. Rio Vista.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office.
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Until Jan. 8,
3 P. M.. bids will be received by the
U. S. Engineer Office. 751 S. Figueroa
S-t.. for furnishing motor and natural
gas engine driven water pumps f.o.b.
car.s at the contractor's plant for the
l>ong Beach northeast drainage sys-
tem project No. 67 pump stations.
Cir. Prop. No. 317. The items are
one electric motor driven water pump
with a capacity of 50 c.f.s. one elec-
tric motor driven water pump with
a capacity of 2 c.f.s., and two natural
gas engine driven water pumps with
a capacity of 50 c.f.s. each, com-
plete with all necessary starting and
control equipment. The proposed
pumping plants are for the purpose
of pumping storm waters from a res-
ervoir in the city of Long Beach
through a 48-in. concrete pipe con-
duit, 11.000 ft. in length, to Cerritos
Slough and through a levee into the
Los Angeles River. Bid bond for
10% must accompany each bid.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, L\ C— Bids will be
received by the Bureau of Supplies &
Account.s, Navy Department, Wash-
ington, 1). C., for furnishing mlscel-
laneou.s supi>lies and equipment, as
follow.s:
MACHINE, motor-driven pipe & tube
bending and coiling, and rolls;
Mare Island. Sch. OSgfi; Jan. 7-
SHAFTS. 12 rough machined Class A
steel; Mare Island. Sch. 6871; Jan.
7.
ZINC OXIDE, 380.000 lbs. dry; Mare
Island. Sch. 6852; Jan. 10.
BEARINGS, ball; Mare Island. Sch
6836; Jan. 10.
LINOLE.-VTE, 30,000 IBs. manganese;
Mare Island. Sch. 6853; Jan. 10.
ESTEK, 50,000 lbs. gum; Mare Island;
Sch. 6857; Jan. 10.
.\PPLIANCES, 12 sets control, and
spares: Mare Island. Sch. 6837;
Jan. 10.
PIGMENT. 450,000 lbs. dry titanium;
Mare Island. Sch. 6854; Jan. 10.
HOSE, 200 flexible discharge; Mare
Island. Sch. 6772; Jan. 10.
HEATERS, 75 electric, air and spares
Mare Island. Sch. 5871; Jan. 14.
Information obtainable from above
office and from Headquarters, 12th Na-
val Dist., 100 Harrison St., San Fran-
cisco.
BREMERTON. Wash.— Until Jan. 8,
10 A. M., bid.s will be received by the
Supply Officer, Puget Sound Navy
Yard. Bremerton, under Req. No. 342
NSA, for furni.shing:
(1) 50.000 ft.BM. Douglas fii or Sitka
spruce lumber, rough;
{•>> 30.000 ft.B.M. Douglas fir lumber;
(3) 100.000 ft.B..M. Dougla-s fir lumber,
shiplap.
Specifications obtainable from above
office.
Lumber is for shipment to the Navy
Yard, Pearl Harbor, T. H.
SAN DIEGO CITY
SAN DIEGO, Cal.— Until January 7,
11 A. M., bids will be received by the
San Diego City Purchasing Agent,
524 F St., San Diego, for furnishing
the City of San Diego 15 sets 54-in.
reinforced concrete pipe forms and
services of one experiencd superin-
tendent to direct the manufacture of
SU8 lin. ft. 54-in. reinforced concrete
pipe in accordance with specifications
and notice to bidders on file in the
office of the city clerk. Document No.
295793. Certified check, 5%. J. H.
Shaw, acting assistant purchasing
agent.
EAST BAY UTILITY DIST.
OAKLAND, Cal.— Until January 8,
8 P. M., bids will be received by the
East Bay Municipal Utility District,
John Kimball. Secretary. 512 16th St..
Oakland, under Spec. No. L.S. 163,
for furnishing 50.000 lin. ft. of %-in.
seamless copper tubing.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office. •
WAR DEPARTMENT
BENTON FIELD, Alameda Co., Cal.
—Until January 10, 10 A. M., bids will
be received by Captain Leander Lar-
son, Constructing Quartermaster, Ft.
Mason, under Bid No. W-6616-36-25,
for processing 52,000 gals, of Govern-
ment - furnished emulsified asphalt,
rendering it suitable for mixing with
fine mineral aggregate and in stabili-
zation work on landing field at Benton
Field Air Depot, Alameda.
Specifications obtainable from above
office.
RECLAMATION SERVICE
CASPER, Wyo.— Until January 20, 2
P. M., bids will bo received by U. S.
Bureau of Reclamation, R. F. Walter,
Chief Engineer, Denver, Colo., for
furnishing and delivering f.o.b. cars at
Casper, one 69,000-volt. 3-phase, 60-
cycle, 600-amperc, oil circuit breaker,
and six 69,000-volt, 400-ampere, single
pole, single-throw, outdoor type dis-
connecting switches for the Casper-
Alcova Project. All apparatus will be
installed by the Government; Speci-
fication No. 757-D.
No charge for specifications to pros-
pective bona fide bidders; to others,
$0.25. not returnable.
SANTA CLARA COUNTY
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Cal.—
Until January 6, 8 P. M.. bids will
be received by the San Jose City Coun-
cil, John J. Lynch, City Clerk, City
Hall, for furnishing natural rock as-
phalt (Calrock or equal) fob San Jose
for the balance of the fiscal year end-
ing November 30, 1936.
Specifications obtainable at the of-
fice of City Engineer W. L. Popp.
S.\N JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Cal.—
Until January 6, 8 P. M., bids will be
received by the San Jose City Coun-
cil. John J. Lynch, City Clerk, City
Hall, for furni.shing asphalt concrete
paving material for the balance of the
fiscal year ending Nov. 30, 1936.
Specifications obtainable at the of-
fice of City Engineer W. L. Popp.
SONOMA COUNTlf
SANTA ROSA, Sonoma Co., Calif.—
Until January 6. 8 P. M., bids win
be received by the Board of Educa-
tion of the Santa Rosa High School
District, Sara J. Pryor, Secretary, 756
Humobldt St., Santa Rosa, for fur-
nishing a 25 to 35 capacity school bus.
Ford or equal.
Specifications obtainable from above
office.
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SAN FRANCISCO. CALIF.. JANUARY 11. 1936
No. 2
FIRST CONTRACT
ON VALLEY WORK
TO BE ADVERTISED
Reclamation Service Expects
To Issue Bid Call
Next Week
First advertisement for bids on a
construction contract in the Cen-
tral Valley Water Project are ex-
pected next week, it was reported
yesterday in Sacramento. The bid
call will be issued from the Denver
office of the U. S. Bureau of Rec-
lamation.
Financing for initial work on
railroad and highway relocation at
the Kennett reservoir site, the Con-
tra Costa conduit and canal, Frlant
Dam, Madera Canal and Friant-
Kern Canal is provided in $15,000,-
000 from the Federal Emergency
Relief appropriation. President
Roosevelt has recommended that
$18,000,000 more be appropriated to
continue the w-^^k through the 1937
fiscal year.
Walker R. Young, construction
engineer, said first work to be con-
tracted would be the track and
highway relocation and Friant Dam
construction.
R. M. Schnell has been assigned
as resident engineer at Redding
for the Kennett unit. Oscar Boden,
recently transferred from Owyhee
to the Central Valley Project, has
been appointed resident engineer
for the Contra Costa canal section.
A new call for bids for test bor-
ings at the site of the Pitt River
bridge has been issued by the State
Division of Highways to be receiv-
ed in Sacramento January 24. Bids
were taken previously but were
rejected.
CONSULTANT APPOINTED
Architect W. C. Ambrose has
been appointed consultant for all
PWA building projects on the pro-
gram of the Berkeley Board of Ed-
ucation. Mr. Ambrose has offices
at 244 Kearny St., San Francisco.
BUILDING PERMIT
MONTHLY TOTALS
Building permit totals report-
ed by inspection departments of
principal cities in seven western
states:
1934
Permits Value
January .6447 $4,434;J36
February 5122 5,442,120
March 5490 6,732,727
April „....5729 5,068,765
May 5481 6,775,565
June 5691 5,203,830
July 5623 5,130,440
August 6734 5,307,474
September 7490 5,454,163
October 9173 8,607,019
November 6891 5,681,180
December 5913 5,709,858
Total 74,784 $68,547,377
1935
Permits Value
January 6,443 $7,459,402
February 6,489 8,860,441
March 8,260 10,566,775
April 8,253 13,155,506
May 9,038 11,758,298
June 8,021 10,411,570
July 8,353 11,443,410
August 8,916 11,405,420
September 10,193 10,037,286
October 11,716 11,706.511
November 9,180 11,085,495
December 7,570 12,663,221
Total 102,432 $130,553,335
Structural Steel
Awards Increase
During November
Contracts for fabricated struc-
tural steel let during November
were slightly in excess of the aver-
age monthly tonnage contracted
for during the eleven months of
this year, according to reports re-
ceived by the American Institute
of Steel Construction. On the oth-
er hand, the total tonnage produced
and the total tonnage shipped dur-
ing this month recorded a slight
decline from the monthly average.
This is seasonally expected. The
industry as a whole operated at
33.4 per cent of normal during No-
vember, the average monthly rate
was 37. ."i per cent. ,
12-MONTH TOTAL
REVEALS GAINS
IN 7 STATES
Year Marked Return Of
Capital To Residence
Financing
At the end of 193.5 the building
industry in the western states was
making rapid strides back toward
a normal volume.
During the year building permits
issued by principal city and county
inspection departments in seven
states totaled $130,553,335, an in-
crease of 91 percent over the total
of 1934.
Starting well ahead of corre-
sponding months in the previous
year that marked the industry's
near all-time low, the volume of
building awards increased steadily*
and an unexpected spurt in Decem-
ber put the la-st month of the year
almost at the peak. December-
awards were sufficient to place the
last quarter of year ahead of pre-
vious three-month period totals.
Recovery, in the residential field
Avas the notable feature of the year.
Reports indicate a larger invest-
ment in single-family dwellings last
year than in any year since 1931.
Alterations and repairs accounted
for about the same expenditure as
in 1934, consequently forming a
much smaller proportion of the to-
tal. Commercial and industrial .
building showed some increase, but
still remains a relatively small fac-
tor.
The recovery was general, al-
though exceptional gains -were
made in some localities. Los An-
geles permits jumped from $14,-
.500,000 in 1934 to more than $32.-
000.000. Long Beach. Oakland and
Fresno, among the ten cities lead-
ing in volume this year, reported
permits more than double a year
ago.
TWO ELECTED BY
S. F. EXCHANGE
Election of two new members Is
announced by the San Francisco
Builders' Exchange. They are:
Chas. F. Schuetz, general contrac
tor, 565 Bellevue Ave., and General
Seating Company. 160 Second St.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
State Advertises Five Highway
Contracts; Work To Cost $800,000
(SPECIAL TO DAILY PACIFIC BUILDEK)
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 7. — Five contracts for construction to cost
approximately $800,000 were released for advertising today by the State
Division of Highways. Bids will be opened in Sacramento January 29
and in Los Angeles January 30.
Two of the projects are being readvertised, bids previously received
having been rejected. Both are from the Federal emergency program.
One is located in Mendocino Coun- —^ ^
ty, between Longvale and Dos Rios,
a section of 14.5 miles to be grad-
ed. Low bidder on the previous op-
ening was Hemstreet and Bell,
Marysville, at $322,940. The other
is in San Diego County on the Pal-
omar Mountain Road, between Iron
Spring Creek and the Observatory
site, a section of 3.3 miles to be
graded. Daley Corp., San Diego,
was previous low bidder at $329 -
813.
Three other contracts are from
the regular program, financed with
state gasoline tax and Federal aid
funds.
The largest of these is for grad-
ing and surfacing 7.3 miles in Inyo
County, between Big Pine and
Keough Hot Springs. The state has
programmed $150,000 for the proj-
ect. Bids are to be opened in Sac-
ramento, January 29.
Bids will be taken in Los Ange-
les, January 30, for grading and
paving with asphalt concrete six-
tenths of a mile through Sunland.
Los Angeles County, and for 3.7
miles widening and surfacing be-
tween Traffic Circle and Los An-
geles Street.
$345,000 PWA
HOSPITAL JOBS
OUT FOR BIDS
RICHARD NEUTRA ON
UCLA SUMMER STAFF
Announcement that Richard J.
Neutra, internationally known ar-
chitect, has been appointed a mem-
ber of the summer session staff of
the University of California at Los
Angeles has Just been made by Dr.
J. Harold Williams, dean of the
session,
Neutra, a graduate in architec-
ture and engineering from the Uni-
versity of Vienna, is known as a
leading exponent of modern archi-
tecture and is the author of nu-
merous authoriative volumes in the
field, including "How America
Builds." "New Building in the
World," and "House and Home."
written In collaboration with Dr
Greta Gray of the U. C. L. A. fac-
ulty. His academic teaching back-
ground Includes memberships on
the faculties of Columbia Univer-
sity and the ITniversity of Michi-
gan.
The U. C. L. A. summer session
opens June 27 and closes Aug 7
■ ♦
Production (vf malleable casting.s
during the (iist eleven months of
1935 amounte.' to 420.797 net tons
as compared Vilh 336.712 net ton.s
during the same (k riod in 1934, the
Bureau of the Census reports.
Proposal Dates Set For
Sonoma And Tehama
Buildings
Bids for construction of two
county hospitals, costs of which
will total $345,000, are scheduled
for opening next week. They are
the $245,000 Sonoma County Hos-
pital at Santa Rosa and the $100.-
000 Tehama County Hospital at
Red Bluff. Both are PWA projects.
New bids for construction of the
Sonoma hospital will be opened
January 16 by the supervisors. Bids
received previously were rejected
as exceeding the funds available.
At that time the low proposal was
submitted by John Hachman, Stock-
ton, at $296,400.
The hospital will be a two-story
steel building with stucco exterior
and will have a capacity of 200
beds, according to plans prepared
by Architect John L Easterly ot
Santa Rosa and County Engineer
Ed A. Peugh.
The Tehama County Hospital, for
W'hich bids will be opened January
15, will be located in Red Bluff. It
will be a one- and two-story budd-
ing with concrete exterior walls,
wood floors, wood roof with com-
position covering, and a steam
heating plant. Plans are by Ar-
chitect W. E. Coffman of Sacra-
mento.
SEATTLE ARCHITECT
CAPITOL PLAN ADVISOR
Architect Carl Freylinghuysen
Gould of Seattle will advise the
Oregon state capltol reconstruction
commission in conducting a nation-
al competition to obtain a design
for the projected $2,500,000 build-
ing. Members of the commission
appointed Mr. Gould architectural
advisor after communicating with
several nationally-known architects
whose names had been suggested.
The commission proposes to open
a competition to all architects for
)»lanH for the new building, which
will replace the capitol destroyed
by fire a year ago. Mr. Gould will
commence immediately to prepare
rules and general requirements to
govern the contest.
MARINA SEWAGE
PUMPING PLANT
BIDS JAN. 22
Feeder Mains, Central Pumps
Reservoir Contracts
Advertised
Bids for construction of the first
unit of the $1,250,000 Richmond-
Sunset sewage disposal system, the
Marina pumping station, will be
opened by the San Francisco De-
partment of Public Works January
22, it was announced last week.
Cost of the pumping plant is esti-
mated by City Engineer John J.
Casey at approximately $120,000.
The station, which will be locat-
ed in the Marina Parkway opposite
Casa Way, will be an underground
reinforced concrete pumping plant
having an inside diameter of fifty
feet.
Bids are being taken on three
propositions: for construction of
the pumping plant, a diversion
structure and necessary alterations
to the existing Pierce street sewer;
for mechanical work, which in-
cludes furnishing and installing
pumps, valves, a viaduct tube, re-
cording apparatus and miscellan
eous equipment; and for the work
complete, including structural and
mechanical work.
The Richmond-Sunset sew?.ge dis-
posal program, which will include
in addition to the Marina pumping
station, a disposal plant in Golden
Gate Park and a tunnel from Lake
street to the park, will be financed
from bonds voted in 1933 and funds
granted by the Federal Public
Works Administration.
Two projects in the Public Utili-
ties Commission's old PWA pro-
gram were advertised for bids last
week. They are the central pumps-
reservoir, for which bids will be
opened January 21, and laying steel
feeder mains in Bacon and other
streets, which bids will be opened
January 15.
The reservoir will be located at
Sloat Blvd. and Twenty-third Ave.
It will be a covered reservoir with
a concrete roof and lining, valve
house and inlet and outlet struc-
tures.
Steel feeder mains are to be laid
in Bacon, Phelps, Williams. Third
and Thornton streets. Work in
eludes fabricating and installing
about 1500 feet of 20-inch and 13,-
900 feet of 24-inch steel pipe..
WRIGHT ANNOUNCES
COMPRESSOR LINE
A complete line of air oompress-
ors to be distributed exclusively
throTigh industrial and mill supply
accounts is announced by Wright
Manufacturing Division of Ameri-
can Chain Company, Inc.. York, Pa.
The compressor line will include
both single and double stake units
in the permanent and portable
styles, according to the nianufac
turer, who will mail a complete
catalog upon request.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
PERMITS AMD eOMT JRACT.
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY
Ni
>. Owner
Contractor
Amt.
1
Sinimuns
Barrett
3000
2
Capital
Jenkins
2.'.0i)
3
c.illette
Stolte
3000
4
Moore
Hardy
3000
i>
Horn
Morris
3000
G
Aiiza
Rousseau
6000
7 ONcill
Owner
2200
S
Geneva
Lindsay
3750
9
Eleetrical
Mullen
1500
10
Happy
Birdsall
3300
11
Happy
Birdsall
3300
12
Happy
Birdsall
3300
13
Happy
Birdsall
3300
14
Home
Lindgren
10000
15
Doelper
Owner
4000
It;
Doelger
Owner
4000
17
Tiscorniu
Owner
3000
18
Pacific
Monson
156464
19
Saia
Rocca
7500
20
Sl)arboro
Owner
3500
21
New England
Hardy
1500
22
Wallace
Dwan
1700
23
Blasi
Rossi
1500
24
Toppoli
Owner
2500
2.T
Sbarboro
Owner
3500
26
Huckins
Lindgren
92000
27
McDonoiigh
Owner
4000
28
MoDonough
Owner
4000
29
Stnithers
Owner
3500
30
Struthors
Owner
3500
31
Struthers
Owner
3500
32
Sharboro
Owner
3500
33
STjarboro
Owner
3500
34
Sliarboro
Owner
3500
35
Sbarboro
Owner
3500
36
Bain
Owner
1000
37
I^iebman
Owner
4000
38
Grech
»mith
3000
39
Flood
Martin
9000
40
Franusch
Lindsay
4500
41
Willis
Presco
1500
42
Johnson
Owner
3500
43
Stoneson
Owner
3500
44
Bothin
Siegrist
1600
45
Dolores
Ohlsen
3500
46
Capital
Carty
1000
47
Bothin
Mattock
16000
4S
Roman
Coburn
1000
ALTERATIONS
(1) NORTH POINT. BAY & POWELL
Sts. Alter shed.
Owner — Simmons Co., l?ay and I^owell
Sts., San Francisco.
Plans by Owner.
Contractor — Barrett & Hilp, 918 Har-
rison St., San Francisco. J3000
ALTERATIONS
(2) NO. 17 POWELL ST. Alter hotel
Owner— Capital Co., 625 Market St.,
San Francisco.
.Anhitect — Not Given.
Contractor — R. J. Jenkins, 42 Short
St., San Francisco. $2500
STATION
(3) SK EIGHTH AND MIS&TON
Sts. Class C service station.
Owner — Bruce E. Gillette. Premises.
Engineer— R. D. Dalton. 4010 Laurel
St.. Oakland.
Contractor— F. C. Stolfe, 3455 L.Tguna
St.. Oakland. ?3000
ALTERATIONS
(4) NE CALIFORNIA AND SAN-
.some Sfs. Alter oflices.
Owner— Walton N. Moore Co., Alaska
Commercial Bldg., Sun Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— A. M. Hardy, 736 Clemen-
tina St., San Francisco. $3000
DWELLING
(5) N MT. \1-:rN0N ST. 32 W San
Jose Ave. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — Henry Horn. 170 Upland Dr.,
San Francisco.
Contractor — Morris & Debret, 95 Plne-
hurst St.. San Francisco. $3000
DWELLING
(6) N BAY ST. 87 E Broderick St.
Two-story and basement frame
dwelling.
t)wner — Anza Home Bldg. Co.
tractor.
Architect — H. C. Baumann,
tractor.
Contractor — Oliver M. Rousseau, Inc.
321 Kearny St., S. F. $6000
. % Con-
% Con-
DWELLING
(7) W CARR 100 N Salinas. One-
story frame dwelling.
Owner — F. J. O'Neill, 150 Kenwood
Way.
Architect— Not Given. $2,200
DWELLING
(8) E VIENNA 70 N Geneva. One-
story and basement frame dwell-
ing.
Owner — Geneva Ave. Methodist Epis-
copal Church. NE Vienna and Ge-
neva Ave.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Boyd C. Lindsay, 183 Ox-
ford. $3,750
ALTERATIONS
(9) 910 HARRISON ST. Alter office
and salesroom.
Owner — Electrical Prod. Corp., 950
30th St., Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Mullen Manufacturing Co.
60 Rausch Street. $1,500
DWELLING
(10) K THIRTIETH AVE. 50 N Ri-
vera St. One-story and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner — Happy Home Bldg. Co., 345
Santiago St., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — S. K. Birdsall, 646 57th
Ave., San Francisco. $3300
DWELLING
(11) E THIRTIETH AVE. 75 N Ri-
vera St. One-story and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner — Happy Home Bldg. Co., 345
Santiago St., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — 9. K. Birdsall, 646 57th
Ave., San Francisco. $3300
DWELLING
(12) E THIRTIETH AVE 100 N Ri-
vera St. One-story and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner — Happy Home Bldg. Co., 345
Santiago St., San Francisco.
.\rchitett — Not Given.
Contractor — S'. K. Birdsall, 646 57th
Ave., San Francisco. $3300
DWELLING
(13) E THIRTIETH AVE. 120 N Ri-
vera St. One-.story and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner — Happy Home Bldg. Co.
Santiago St., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — S. K. F^irdsall, 646
Ave., San Francisco.
345
57th
$3300
ALTERATIONS
(14) NO. 821 MARKET ST. Alter
offices.
Owner — Home Owner's Loan Corp. 144
California St., San Francisco.
.\rchltect— Not Given.
Contractor — Lindgren & Swinerton.
Inc.. 225 Bush St. $10,000
DWELLING
(15) W SIXTEENTH AVE. 55 N Pa-
checo St. One-story and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner — Henry Doelger Builder, Inc.,
320 Judah St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(16) W SIXTEENTH AVE. 223 N
Pacheco St. One-story and ba.se-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — Henry Doelger Builder, Inc.,
320 Judah St., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(17) W DELANO 309 S Santa Tnez
St. One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — Dominic Tiscomia, 1651 Al-
emany Blvd., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given. $3000
EXCHANGE BLDG.
(18) SW OTIS AND McCOPPIN STS.
Class A telephone exchange build-
ing.
Owner — Pacific Telephone & Tele-
graph Co., 444 Bush St.
Plans by Owner.
Contractor — Monson Bros.. 475 Sixth
St., San Francisco.
$156,461
FLATS
(19) W JONES ST. 40 N Lombard St.
Twu-story frame flats.
Owner — John and Rose Saia, 2317
Jones St., San Francisco.
Architect — Richard R. Irvine, 3431
Market St., San Francisco.
'Contractor — Frank Rocca, 2935 Frank-
lin St., San Francisco. $7500
DWELLING
(20) S TOLEDO WAY 486 E Pierce
St. One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — Sbarboro & Jorgensen, 2225
North Point St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $3500
ALTERATIONS
(21) NO. 645 GRANT AVE. Alter
store.
Owner — New England Mutual Lif«
Insurance Co.. Flatiron Bldg.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — A. M. Hardy. 736 Clem-
entina St. $1500
ALTERATIONS
(22) NO. 2214 CLAY ST. Alter
dwelling.
Owner — Mrs. S. Wallace, Premises.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Dwan & Co., 126 Post
St., San Francisco. $1700
ALTERATIONS
(23) NO. 1947-51 TAYLOR STREET.
Alter flats.
Owner — A. BlasI, Premises.
Architect — Luigi Dallorso, 32 Jansen
St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Ferdinando Rossi, 1835
Stockton St., S. F. $1500
ALTERATIONS
(24) NO. 566 LOMBARD ST. Alter
flats.
Owner — J. Foppoli, 290 Green Street.
San Francisco.
Architect- Not Given. $2500
DWELLING
(25) S TOLEDO WAY 399 E Pierce
St. One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — Sbarboro & Jorgensen, 222.=i
North Point St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $3500
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
ALTKRATIONS
(26) SE STTTEU & POWELi^ STS,
Alter hotel.
Owner — Hucklns Newcomb Hotel Co.,
Premises.
Architect— Douslas Dacre Stone, 110
Sutter St., San Francisco.
Engineer— Jas. M. Smith, 251 Kearny
St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Lindgren & Swinerion.
. Inc., 225 Bush St. $92,000
DWELLING
(27) W ELEVENTH AVE. 75 N Law-
ton St. One-story and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner— M. M. McDonough, 148 Ran-
dall St.. San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(28) W ELEVENTH AVE. 50 N Law-
ton St. One-story and basement
framp dwelling.
Owner — M. M. McDonough, 148 Ran-
dall St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(29) W WESTGATE 40 9 Upland St.
One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — Marshall T. Struthers, 4250
Mission St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $3500
DWELLING
(30) SW UPLAND & WESTGATE.
One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — Marshall T. &truthers, 4250
Mission St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $3500
DWELLING
(31) W WESTGATE 80 S Upland St.s.
One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — Marshall T. Struthers, 4250
Mission St., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given. $3500
DWET.LING
(32) 9 TOLEDO WAY 457 E Pierce
St. One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — Sbarboro & Jorgensen, 2225
North Point St., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given. $3500
DWELLING
(33) S TOLEDO WAY 398 E Pierce
St. One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — S-barboro & Jorgensen, 2225
North Point St.. San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $3500
DWELLING
(34) » TOLEDO WAY 428 E Pierce
St. One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Own^r — S-barboro & Jorgensen, 2225
North Point St., San Francisco.
Architect- Not Given. $3500
DWELLING
(35) S TOLEDO WAY 368 B Pierce
St. One-.story and basement frame
a welling.
Owner — Sbarboro & Jorgensen, 2225
North Point St., San Francisco.
Architect- Not Given. $3500
ALTERATIONS
(36) NO. .I.'.r, HVSH ST.
Owner — Cha.'^. H. Bain,
Aroliitpct — Not Ciivpn.
Alter hotel
Premises.
$1000
DWELLING
(37) E FILL.MOHE ST. 75 S North
Point St. 'ine-story and base-
ment frame (welling
Owner — B. Lit .in, 1555 Francisco
St., San Frai oo.
Architect— R. R. 1 i • , <•/, Owner.
$4000
FACTORY
(38) W SHOTWELL ST. 125 N 17th
S-t. One-.story frame factory.
Owner— Sal Grech, 2126 Folsom St..
San Francisco,
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor^Chas. Smith, 3611 Mis-
sion St., San Francisco. $3000
ALTT':RATI()Nfe-
(39) SE BRODEmiCK AND FILBERT
Sts. Alter dwelling.
Owner — Dr. Randolph Flood, 593 Post
St., San Francisco.
Architect — Albert Farr, 68 Post St.,
San Francisco.
Contractor — Wm. Martin, 666 Mission
St., San Francisco. $9000
DWELLING
(40) N LIBERTY ST, 155 E None St.
One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — J. J. Franusich, 252 Theresa
St., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Boyd C. Lindsay, 183 Ox-
ford St., San Francisco. $4500
ALTERATIONS
(41) NO. 2219 PACIFIC AVE. Alter
dwelling.
Owner- F. J Willis, Crocker First Na-
tional Bank Bldg., S. F.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Oscar Presco & Sons, 250
Langton St.. S. F. $1500
DWELLING
(42) E EIGHTEENTH AVE. 250 S-
Vicente St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner— S. F. Johnson, 2601 17th Ave.,
San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $3500
DWELLING
(43) N NIAGARA ST. 37 W Cayuga
St. One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — Stoneson Bros., 1630 Ocean
Ave., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given. $3500
ALTERATIONS
(44) NO. 37 CLEMENTINA STREET
Alter warehouse.
Owner- Bothin Realty Co., 604 Mission
St., San Francisco.
Engineer — Norman Green, Sharon
Bldg., San Francisco.
Contractor— F. R. Siegrist, 604 Mis-
sion St., San Francisco. $1600
DWELLING
(45) SE OTTAWA AND ELLING-
ton Sts. One-story and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner— Dolores Realty Co., 3090 16th
St., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— A. H. OhIsen, 242 Vienna
S-t.. San Francisco. $3500
ALTERATIONS
(46) SE POLK AND BROADWAY.
Alter stores and hotel.
Owner— Capital Co.. 625 Market St.,
San Francisco.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Contractor— John Carty & Son, 666
Misision St., San Francisco. $1000
WAREHOUSE
(47) 9 HOWARD ST. 208 E Ninth
St. being Lot E of 1261 Howard
St. One-story concrete warehouse
Owner— Bothin Realty Co., 604 Mission
St., San Francisco.
Architect — Angus McSweeney, %
Owner.
Engineer— Ellison & Russell. % Owner
Contractor — A. F. Mattock Co., 604
Mission St., S. F. $16,000
REPAIRS
(48) NW TWENTY-THIRD & FAIR
Oaks Sts. Repair fire damage
to school.
Owner — Roman Catholic Archbi.shop
of San Francisco. 110 Franklin
St., San F'rancisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Ira W. Coburn, 2048
Market St., San Francisco. $1000
ALAMEDA
COUNTY
Nc
1. Owner
Contractor
Amt.
1
Harde
Owner
3400
2
Muther
Owner
500(V
3
Stroud
Fariel
4500
4
Whitnev
Petersen
2500
.")
Schutz
Cone
8800
Wallin
Owner
5000
7
Hubbard
Owner
5000
8
Caldera
Gaubert
5600
9
Crocker
Crocker
6000
10
Mattock
Crocker
4500
11
West
Owner
1000
12
Hammarberg H
ammarberg
6000
13
Raggio
Tranmal
1900
14
Sergeant
Stead
5500
15
Whitecotton
OulofE
1250
16
Flebert
Sliapero
6000
17
Kennedy
Waldman
2650
18
Santos
Petersen
1000
19
Robins
Owner
24000
20
Meyers
Anderson
4400
21
McGowan
Owner
lOSO
22
Wallin
Owner
4000
23
Madison
Millar
5000
24
Scammell
Owner
5000
25
Central
Wheeler
1600
DWELLING
(1) NO. 32.-)l DAKOTA STREET,
OAKLAND. One-story five-room
dwelling and one-story garage.
Owner — E. M. Harde, 3063 Hopkins
St., Oakland.
Architect— Not Given. $3400
DWELLING
(2) NO. 631 BOULEVARD WAY,
OAKLAND. One-story six-room
dwelling.
Owner— G. N. Muther, 5519 Thomas
St., Oakland.
Architect— Not Given. $5000
DWELLING
(3) NO. i'XUl COCHRANE AVENUE,
OAKLAND. One-story five-room
dwelling.
Owner— J. A. Stroud Jr., 370 17th St.,
Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— P. C. Fariel, 4621 Fleming
St., Oakland. $4500
ALTERATIONS
(4) NO. 4679 EDGEWOOD AVENUE,
OAKLAND. Alterations and ad-
ditions.
Owner — M. Whitney.
.\rchitect — Not Given.
Contractor — J. B. Petersen & Son.
4021 Agua Vista St. $2500
ALTERATIONS
(5) NO. 470-76 TWELFTH STREET,
OAKLAND. Alterations.
Owner — S. W. Schutz Estate Co.
Architect— E. T. Koulkes. 357 12lh St..
Oakland.
Contractor— Wilbur C. Cone, 608 16th
St., Oakland. $8800
DWELLING
(6) NO. 752.'? OUTLOOK AVENUE,
OAKLAND. Two - stor>- six-room
dwelling.
Owner— Folke Wallin. 21.")0 50th Ave..
Oakland.
Architect — Not Given. $5000
DWELLING
(7) NO. 5412 PROCTOR AVENUE,
OAKLAND. One-story six-room
dwelling.
Owner — J. F. Hubbard. 2P01 Brook -
dale Ave., Oakland.
Architect- Not Given. $6000
'ijt^
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
DWELLING
(8> NO. 2(111 NINETY-SIXTH AVE.,
OAKLAND. One-story six-room
dwelling,
owner— M. Caldera. 2001 9Gth Avenue,
Oakland.
Architect— Not Given.
Contrnclor — Gaubert Brotliers, 4735
Brookdale Ave., Oakland. ?5<iOO
inVELLlNG
(3) NO. r>117 GOLDEN GATE AVE..
OAKLAND. Two-story 7-room
(iwellinp:.
Owner— Faith Crocker, Vo Contractor.
Architect — Not Given.
Contraclor— H. L. Crocker, 30 Wild-
ing Lane, Oakland. ?6000
I )WELLING
(10) NO. 4101 HARBOARD DRIVIC,
OAKLAND. Two-story six-room
dwelling.
I'wner — E. Matlock.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — H. L. Crocker Jr., 30
Wilding Lane, Oakland. $4500
.M-TERATIONS
01) NW EIGHTH AND HARRISON
Sts., OAKLAND. Alterations.
Owner — West Coast Life Insurance
Co., 605 Market S-t., San Francisco
Architect — Sam Heiman, 605 Market
St.. San Francisco. |1000
RESIDENCE
(12) 11 PARKSIDE DRIVE. PIED-
MONT. Two-story 6-room frame
residence and garage.
Owner — I'aul H. Hammarberg, 2 5 3 C
Hilgard. Piedmont.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Albert Hammarberg, 2.').'50
Hilgard, Berkeley. $6,000
AI/I'KRATIONS
(13) 4S0 WILDEWOOD. PIEDMONT.
Alterations.
Owner^Jack Raggio. 40 Wiklcwood,
IMedmont.
.\rchitect — Not Given.
Contractor — Enoch Traniiial, 4S3 Cres-
cent St., Oakland. $1900
DWELLING
(14) NO. S27 CRAGMONT AVENUE,
BERKELEY. Two-story si.x-room
frame dwelling and garage.
Owner — W. F. Sergeant, 1522 Spruce
St.. Berkeley.
.\rchitect — T. G. Ruegg,
S-t.. Berkeley.
Contractor — Frank A.
Boise St., Berkeley.
1515 Tyler
Stead, 3206
$5500
AI-TERATIONS
(1,^>) NO. 2204 SHATTUCK AVE..
BERKELEY. Alterations.
Owner — Whitecotton \Hotel, Prem.
Architect — Not Given!
Contractor— C. A. Ouloff, 74S Gros-
venor Place, Oakland. $1250
DWELLING
(l(i» NO. IMl SPRUCE STRFTET,
BERKELEY. Two-story six-room
frame dwelling,
owner — J. A. Flebert, 1710 Portland
St., Berkeley.
.Vrchitect — J. B. Anthony.
Cfintractor — S. M. Shapero, 1S49 Arch
S-t., Berkeley. $6000
nWELLING
(17) NO. r.75s HARMON AVENUE,
OAKLAND. One - story three-
room dwelling and garage.
I iwner — .J. L. Kennedy.
.\rchitect — Not Given.
Contractor — A. K. Waldman, ^192 M<--
Killop Road, Oakland. $2650
ALTERATIONS
(18) 225!) FOOTHILL BLVD., OAK-
LAND. Alterations.
Owner — Mary Santos, premises.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — J. B. Peter.sen and Son,
4021 Agua Vista A,ve., Oakland.
]J $1000
APARTMENTS
(19) 521 38th STREET, OAKLAND.
Two-story 25-room apartment*.
Owner & BuiWer— Percy Robins, 4123
35th Ave., Oakland.
Architect— Williams and Wastell, 374
17th St., Oakland. $24,000
DWELLING
(20) 3933 OAKMORE ROAD., OAK-
LAND. One-story 6-room dwell-
ing.
Owner — Herman Meyers, 3812 Broad-
way, Oakland.
Architect — E. R. MacDonald, 3 8 12
Broadway, Oakland.
Contractor — A. F. Anderson, 3524 Har-
bor View Ave., Oakland. $4400
ALTERATIONS
(21) 2226 EAST 17tli ST., OAKLAND.
Alterations and repairs.
Owner and Builder — Lavinia McGow-
an, 2222 East 17th St., Oakland.
Architect— Not Given. $1080
DWELLING
(22) N. 2956 SBVBNTY-FFFTH AVE.
OAKLAND. One and one - half-
.story 5-room dwelling.
Owner— Folke Wallin, 2150 50th Ave.,
Oakland.
Architect— Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(23) NO. 15 AGNES STREET, OAK-
LAND. Two-story six-room dwlg.
Owner— W. W. Madison, 1880 San An-
tonio St., Berkeley.
Archit.(H't — Not Given.
Contractor — Millar While Constr. Co.,
1880 San Antonio St., Berkeley.
$5000
DWELLING
(24) XO. ;i701 ELSTON AVENUE.
OAKLAND. One-story six-room
dwelling.
Owner — J. W. Scammell, 425 S'cenic
Ave., Piedmont.
Architect— Not Given. $5000
ALTERATIONS
(25) NO. 1439-1441 HARRISON ST.,
OAKLAND. Alterations.
Owner— Central Bank. 14th & Broad-
way, Oakland.
.Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— W. S. Wheeler, 4001 El-
ston Ave., Oakland. $1600
BUILDING CONTRACTS
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY
. *
No. Owner Contractor Amt.
1 Saia Rocca 9850
2 Ringressy Messenger 4265
FLATS
(1) W JONB9 ST. 40-9 N Lombard
S-t. All work for two-story and
basment frame and stucco flats.
Owner — John and Rose Saia, 1566
Underwood Ave., San Francisco.
Architect — Richard R. Irvine, 3431
Market St., Sian Francisco.
Contractor — Frank Rpcca, 3555 Pierce
St., San Francisco.
Filed Jan. 2, '36. Dated Dec. 27, '35.
Roof on. $2462.50
Brown coated — 2462.50
When completed ». 2462.50
I.'.'jual ^^ days _..- 2462^0
TOTAL COST. $9850.00
Bond, $9850. Sureties. Pasquale Serao
and A. Ramozattl. Limit, April 15.
193C. Forfeit, none. Plana and 9pecl-
lications lllod.
DWELLING
(2) W TENTH .W'K. 150 S from N
'.;^) line Lot 1 Blk 2124-A, Golden
i| Gate Heights. All work for one-
story and basement frame dwell-
ing,
owner — Grace E. Ringressy.
Architect — C. O. Clausen, 74G 46th
Ave., San Francisco,
Contractor— J. Messenger, Berkeley.
Filed Jan. 8. '36. Dated Nov. 16. '^S.
Framing including roof sheath-
ing completed ..'.■.■■ $1066.25
Brown coat plaster on 1066. 2^
Completed and accepted....... 1066.25
Usual 35 days 1066.25
TOTAL COST. $4265.00
IJond, $;ji3;2.50. Surety. Maryland
Casualty Coa , Limit. 80 working days.
Forfeit, norift. IMans and specification.?
tiled. '
BUILDING CONTRACTS
ALAMEDA COUNTY
No. Owner Contra'jtor Amt.
1 S'chutz Cone 8842
2 Central Wheeler 1657
ALTERATIONS
(1) NO. 470-476 T^VBLFTH STREET,
Oakland. All work for alterations
and additions.
Owner — S. W. Schutz Estate Co.
Architect— Edw. T. Foulkes, 357 12th
St., Oakland.
Contractor— Wilbur C. Cone. 608 16th
S-t.. Oakland.
Filed Jan. 2, '36. Dated Dec. 31, '35.
On or before 6th of each month
labor and materials 75%
When completed 75%
Usual 35 days 25%
TOTAL COST, $8842
Bond. $8842. Surety, Massachu.setts
Bonding & Insurance Co. Limit, 45
days. Forfeit, none. I'lans and
specifications filed.
ALTERATIONS
(2) NO. 1439-1441 HARRISON ST.,
Oakland. All work for alterations.
Owner— Central Bank, 14th & Broad-
way, Oakland.
Architect — Not Given. ■
Contractor— Wm. J. Wheeler, 4001 El-
ston Ave., Oakland.
Filed Jan. 6, '36. Dated Jan. 4. '36.
Usual 35 days payment in full
TOTAL COST. $1657
Bond, $1700. Surety. The Fidelity &
Casualty Co. of New York. Limit,
26 days. Forfeit, none. Plans and
specifications filed.
ALAMEDA COUNTY UNDER $1000
ALTER apartments. $300; 330 Argu-
ello Blvd.: owner, G. C. Cline, 970
Palo Alto St.
ALTER dwelling, $137: 2249 Bryant
St.: owner, Claude Hennings, 2249
Bryant St.: contractor. John Carl-
son, 2239 Bryant St.
ALTER ll.its, $800; 414-416 Utah St.:
owner. John Riser, Premises.
ALTER store. $200; 333 Third Street;
owner, Unljted Bldg. Constr. Co..
321 Bush St.
ALTER store, $425; 2937 San Jose
Ave.; owner, N. AUiise, Prem.
FLUES, $125; 2980 Vallejo St.; owner.
Martin Stelling, Jr.. Vr Contrac-
tor; contractor, John J. Delxicchi.
1526 Powell St.
FLUES. $150: 195 32nd Ave.; owner,
Mrs. Barbara Burke. Premises;
contractor, John J. DeluucchI, 1626
Powell St.
ALTER flats. $50; 140-143 Bevledere
.St.: owner, Angelo and Dorothea
Dell'Era. Premises.
ALTER flats. fSW; 2933-35 16fh SL:
owner. Maria Peyret, Premises.
P A C. r I c c o :n s r R U C T O K
l^IIIlDDIMGr MEW
NEWS INDEX
For convenient reference, news
reports in this section are classi-
fied as follows:
I.— Apartmeatt
2. — Bond!
3. — Churchai
4. — Faetorlei ind
Wu-thouut
5.— Flat*
(. — Garaici and 8«r>
vie* Statlaai
7.— Fedtral Bulld-
ln(i.
a.— Club BuildlPV
».— Hotvltali
10.— Hatel*
OfllMI
II.— lea aad C«ld
Starafa Plantt
12. — Rawer Plaat*
13.— Publl* Bulldinf*.
Flra HauMi asd
Jail*
14. — R*«ldaR<*t
15. — Schoal*
16.— Bank*. Star** and
17.— Thtatraa
18.— Wharvei 4 Da«lia
19.— Ml*«. C«n*t.
20.— Mite. Su»»ll** 4
1— APARTMENTS
Grading Contract Awarded
APARTMENTS Cost, $350,Cli.O
SAN FRANCISCO. NE Broadway arJ
Buchanan Street.
Ten-story Class A steel frame apart-
ment building (50 3- 4- and 5-rm.
apts.) flat roof, steam heating
.system, wood saeh, two elevators,
tile baths, hardwood floors, ga-
rage, etc.
Owner— Lucille A. Meyer.
Architect — H. C. Baumann, 251 Kearny
Street.
Contractor — Meyer Const. Co., 735
Portola Drive.
Grading — Hyman Rosenberg, 307 Gi-
rard Street.
As previously reported, wrecking
contract awarded to Symon Brothers
Wrecking Co., 1435 Market Street, and
the concrete awarded to Golden Gate
Atlas Materials Co., 2625 16th Street.
Sub-bids are wanted on all other por-
tions of the work.
Construction To Start immediately.
APARTMENTS Cost, $150,000
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co., Calif.
North Eldorado and Acacia Sts.
Alterations to 5-story concrete, steel
and wood apartments (36 3- and
4-room apts.) air conditioning, re-
frigeration system.
Owner— Frank S. Bogg.s. 925 N Eldo-
rado St., Stockton.
Architect — Eric Johnson, 2615 Dwight
Way, Stockton.
Contractor — J. A. Allen, 22 S. Sutter
St., Stockton.
Segregated Bids Being Taken.
APARTMENTS Cost, $25,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Calif. 621
Thirty-eighth Street.
Two - story frame and stucco apart-
ment building (25 rooms).
Owner— Percy Robins, 4123 35th Ave.,
Oakland.
Architect— Williams and Wastell, 374
17th St., Oakland.
Segregated bids are being taken by
the owner. •
4— FACTORIES & WARE-
HOUSES
Planned.
FACTORY Cost. J50.000
HAYWOOD PAHK, .San Luis Obispo
Co., Calif.
Paint factory.
Owner — Ankertle J "; t.n Co. (Mr.
Anker, Presideni
Architect — Not Giv«n
Heal lOHtale Agent — \ • Wicken-
den. San Luis Obi^
BIDS OPENED
N.\PA COUNTY, Cal.— C. G. Lan-
gum. Union Station, Napa, at $7,194
.submitted low bid to the Diviaion of
Highways, Jno. H. Skeggs, District
Engineer, Room 211, State Bldg., San
Francisco, for the construction of
maintenance buildings about one-half
mile north of Napa.
Complete bids follow:
(1) 30xl00-ft. truck shelter;
(2) Gas and oil house;
(3) Septic tank and leaching fieW;
(4) Total cost;
(5) Add or deduct for excava., per c.y.
(6) Add or deduct for Portland cement
concrete, per c.y.
C. G. Langum, Napa (1) $6,042.00
(2) 972.00
(3) 180.00
-.- (4) 7,194.00
(6) 2.00
(6) 10.00
A. H. S«imer, San Ansel-
mo - _ (1) 6,113.00
(2) 800.00
(3) 350.00
„ ( 4 ) 7 , 263 .00
(5) 1.25
(6) 16.00
T. H. jy)hann«. Tuba Clty..(l) 6.740.00
(2) 1,050.00
- (3) 500.00
(4) 8,290.00
(5) 2.00
- (6) 25.00
Mon.«on Bros., S. F (1)
- -...(2)
- (3)
(4) 11,986.00
(5) 2.00
(6) 12.00
Bids held under advisement.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SANTA MONICA, Los Angeles Co.,
Cal. — McClintic-Marshall Corp., 11.100
S. Central Ave., Los Angeles, award-
ed contract by Douglas Aircraft Co.,
at $118,500, for furnishing and erect-
ing structural steel for a new hangar
to be built at 3000 Ocean Park Blvd.,
Santa Monica, for the company. Ed-
ward Cray Taylor and Ellis Wing Tav-
lor, 803 W. Third St.. Los Angele's,
architects and engineers.
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $4000
SAN FRANCISCO. North Point, Bay
and Powell Streets.
Alterations to shed.
Owner — Simmons Co., Bay and Powell
Sts., San Francisco.
Plans by Engineering I>ept. of Owner.
Contractor— Barrett & Hilp, 918 Har-
rison St., San Francisco.
DAIRY Cost, $8500
SAN RAFAEL. Marin Co., Cal. Mary
Street near Fourth Street.
One - story reinforced concrete dairy
and hotting plant (50x100 feet).
Owner— Roberts Dairy. San Rafael.
Architect— N. W. Sexton, deYoung
Bldg., San Francisco.
Contractor— Hannah and Wooldrldge,
268 Market St., San Francisco.
Ornamental Iron — Modern Iron Wks,
2217-49 Folsom St.. .'*an Francisco
A.s previously reported, glass con-
tract awarded to W. P. Fuller & Co..
301 Mission St., San Francisco: lum-
ber to Hes.s Lumber Co., San Rafael:
reinforcing steel to Gunn, Carle and
Co.. 20 Potrero Ave., San Francisco.
One-story Class C concrete creamery.
Owner — Marron's Creamery, 2042 Fill-
more St. (Mrs. O'Brien).
Architect— R. R. Irvine, 3431 Market
St., San Francisco.
Following is partial list of con-
tractor.s who will figure.
Ira Coburn, 2048 Market St.
William Spivock, 544 Golden Gate
Avenue.
Contract Awarded
WAREHOUSE Cost, $16,000
SAN FRANCISCO. S Howard St. E.
Ninth.
One-story concrete warehouse.
Owner— Bothin Real Estate Co., 604
Mission Street.
Architect — Angus McSweeney 604 Mis-
sion Street.
Engineer — Ellison and Russell, Pacific
Building.
Contractor— A. P. Mattock. 604 Mis-
sion Street.
FLATS
Contract Awarded.
FLATS Cost, $9850
SAN FRANCISCO. W Jones St. N
Lombard Street.
T^vo-story and basement frame and
stucco flats.
Owner — John and Rose Saia, 1566 Un-
derwoood Ave., San Francisco.
Architect— R. R. Irvine, 3431 Market
St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Frank Rocca, 3555 Pierce
St., San Francisco.
January 7, 1936
To Be Done By Day's Work.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $3000
SAN FRANCISCO. No. 566 Lombard
.Street.
Alterations to flats.
Owner — J. Foppoli, 290 Green Street,
San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost. $2000
.SAN FRANCISCO. No. 1947-51 Taylor
Street.
-•Mterations to flats.
Owner — A. Blasi. Premises.
Plans by Lulgi Dallorso, 32 Jansen
St.. Sun Francisco.
Contractor — Ferdinando Rossi, 1835
Stockton St., San Francisco.
6— GARAGES & SERVICE
STATIONS
Contract Awarded
SERVICE STATION Cost, $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO. SE 8th and Mie-
.«:ion Streets.
Class C service station.
Owner — Bruce E. Gillette, Eighth and
Mission Streets.
Cla.>!S C service station.
Owner— Bruce E. Gillette. Sth and Mis-
sion Street.s.
Engineer — R. D. Dalton, 4040 Laurel
St., Oakland.
Contractor — F. C. ."tolle. 3455 I^Tguna
Oakland.
Owner Taking Bids.
CREAMERY Cost. $15,000
SAX FRANCISCO. Fillmore Street S
California Street.
Plans Completed.
BUS SHED Cost, $10,000
TURLOCK. Stanislaus Co.. Cal. High
School Campus.
One-.story reinforced concrete bus
shed (accommodate 9 cars).
Owner — Ttirlock Union High School
District.
Architect— O. N. Hilburn. 1213 I St.,
Modesto.
When bids will be a.>!ked is not de-
termined at this time.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Contract Awarded.
ADDITION Cost. $10,000
WATSON V I I.LE. Santa Cruz County,
Cal. Lake and Main Streets.
One-story concrete addition to hotel
garage.
Owner — Resetar Hotel, Watsonville.
Engineer — L. H. Nishkian, 52,=) Market
St., San Francisco.
Contractor— T. H. Rosewall. 422 Third
St., Watsonville.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close
January 13.
SERVICE STATION Cost, |
REDWOOD CITY, San Mateo County.
Cnlif.
Steel service station.
Owner— General Petroleum Corp., 519
19th St., Oakland.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
7— FEDERAL BUILDINGS
BIDS OPENED
SAN FRANCISCO — Van Fleet
Freear Co., 557 Howard St., at $234
submitted low hid to Custodian, U. S.
Po.st Office, for rubber-tile in corridor
adjacent to courtroom 332. Complete
bids follow:
Van Fleet Freear Co $234.00
Royal Floor & Linoleum Co 245.00
Nick Hemminga 267.50
Malott & Petersen 304.00
Pid.< held under advisement.
BIDS OPENED
COLTON, San Bernardino Co., Cal.
— Chamberlin Weatherstrip Co., De-
troit, Mich., at $448. submitted low bid
to Procurement Division, Public
Works Branch, Washington, D. C, for
furnishing insect screens in the U. S.
Post Office at Colton.
Complete bids follow:
Chamberlin Metal Weatherstrip Co.,
Detroit. Mich., $448.
Watkins Mfg. Co., Jamestown, N. Y.,
$471.
The Robbins Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111.,
$485.
Ceco Weatherstrip & Screen Products,
Chicago, 111.. $485 .
Corry Metal Corp., Corry, Pa., $498.
TO ASK BIDS
SAN DIEGO, Cal.— Bureau of Yards
& Docks, Navy Dept., will call for
bids shortly for modernizing five elec-
tric passenger elevators at the Naval
Hospital. San Diego. The work in-
cludes changing from manual to au-
tomatic push-button control, replac-
ing the existing winding machines
and motors, providing new automatic
self-leveling devices and door clos-
ers, and replacing some of the ex-
isting hoistway doors and car gates.
An alternative provides for new mul-
tivoltage control units and direct-
current motors for use with the ex-
isting winding machines; deposit $10
required for plans, etc.; Spec. 8100.
BIDS WANTED
KENO, Nev.— Until Jan. 21, 10 A.
M., bids will be received by Procure-
ment Division, Public Works Branch
Washington, D. C, for furnishing and
installing directional signs in the U.
S. post office at Reno.
Specifications may be obtained from
the above office and from the Custo-
dian of the building at R<jno.
Bid Opening Date Postponed Until
Feb. 4, 1 P. M.
POST OFFICE Cost, $445,000
SANTA BARBARA, Cal. Canyon Per-
ditlo and Anacapa Streets.
Two - story and basement post office
building (170x170 feet) reinf. con-
crete and steel construction, shin-
gle tile roof, tile floor, marble walls
in lobby, metal skylights, vaults,
steam heat, service elevator, pave-
ment In courtyard, etc.
Owner — United States Government.
Plans by Supervising Architect of the
Treasury Dept., Washington, D.C.
Consulting Architect — R. D. Johnson,
Architects' BIdg., Los Angeles.
Date was previously set for Jan. 21
at 1 P. M.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the above office.
BIDS OPENED
FAIRBANKS-. Alaska. — Machtegal
Mfg. Co., Grand Rapids, Mich., at $350
submitted low bid to Procurement Di-
vision, Public Works Branch, Wash-
ington, D. C. for furnishing two wood
bulletin boards in the U. S. post of-
fice at Fairbanks, Alaska.
Complete bids follow:
Machtegal Mfg. Co., Grand Rapids
Michigan $350
Acme Changeable Sign Co., New
York City 395
Federal Equip. Co., Carlisle, Pa. 469
Bids held under advisement.
BIDS OPENED
HONOLULU, T. H.— Raphael Com-
pany, 270 Tehama St., San Francisco,
at $3,144 submitted low bid to Treas-
ury Dept., Washington, D. C, for
painting plaster, etc., in the U. S.
post office, courthouse and custom-
house at Honolulu.
Complete bids follow;
Raphael Co., S. F $3,144
Patterson Bros., Oakland 3,653
John Makagaki, Honolulu 5,450
J. W. Glover. Honolulu 7,503
Louis J. Feary, Honolulu 8,080
D. J. Inman. Danville 8,530
Bids held under advisement.
BIDS WANTED
WHITTIER, Los Angeles Co., Ca!
—Until January 24, bids will be re-
ceived by Public Works Branch,
Treasury Department, Washington,
D. C, for plaster models for the U.
S. Post Office for Whittier.
BIDS OPENED
MONTEBELLO, Los Angeles Co.,
Cal. — John Hutter, Los Angeles, at
$375 submitted low bid to Treasury
Department, Washington, D'. C, for
plaster models for the U. S. post of-
fice at Montebello.
Complete bids follow:
John Hutter, Los Angeles 375.00
Harold J. Wilson, L. A 470.00
Elmer G. Balogh, L. A 527.00
BIDS WANTED
SAN DIEGO, Cal. — Until Jaunary
22, 11 A. M., bids will be received by
Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy
Department, Washington, D. C, for
modernizing five electric passenger
elevators at the Naval Hospital, San
Diego. The work includes changing
from manual to automatic push-but-
ton control, replacing the existing
winding machines and motors, pro-
viding new automatic self - leveling
devices and door closers, and replacing
some of the existing hoistway doors
and car gates. An alternative pro-
vides for new multivoltage control
units and direct-current motors for
use with the existing winding ma-
chines; deposit $10 required for plans,
etc.; Spec. 8100. •
BUILDING MATERIALS APPROVED
SAN FRANCISCO — Treasury De-
partment approved the following
equipment and building material
awards for the construction of the
U. S. Mint in San Francisco. Clinton
Constr. Co., 923 Folsom St., San Fran-
cisco, general contractors.
Boilers, National Radiator Corp.;
combination oil and gas burners, Ray
Oil Burner Co.; oil pumps for boiler."
and oil pump for process work, Ray
Oil Burner Co.; pressure-reducing
valve, Mueller Steam Specialty Co.;
thermo.static trap.s, Sarco Co.; vacu-
um pmiip.-^ and condensate pumps.
I'liicago Pump Co.; fans, American
niower Co.; combination traps, Sarco
BIDS WANTED
H.'VYWARD, Alameda Co., Cal.—
Until .laiuiary 24, bids will be re-
ceived by I'ublic Works Branch,
Treasury Department, Washington,
D. C, for plaster models for the U.
S. Po.st Office for Hayward.
Lov/ Bidder.
INSl'ECTION STATION Cost. $66,000
NACO, Arizona.
Two-story and l>asment inspection
station (67x48 feet) concrete foun-
dations and basement, hollow tile
walls, stucco exterior, composition
roof, cement, wood and linoleum
covered floors, promenade tile,
macadam paving, metal shower
partitions, steam heat, etc.
Owner — United States Government.
Plans by Supervising Architect, Treas-
ury Dept., Washington, D. C.
I>ow Bidder — Edmond and E. John
Pfotzer, 5305 Haverford Avenue,
Philadelphia, Pa., at $57,880.
Second low bid was submitted by
E. L. Martin, Dallas, Texas, at $58,-
070.
Complete bids will be published
shortly.
LOW BIDDER
YUMA, Ariz. — Jardine and Knight
Plumbing and Heating Co., Colorado
Springs, Colo., awarded contract by
Bureau of Reclamation at $8877 for
air cooling, heating and distributing
equipment for the office building and
dormitory at Imperial Dam camp, All-
American Canal System, Boulder Can-
yon Project, located about 14 miles
northeast of Yuma.
BIDS OPENED
POINT MONTARA. Cal. — Under-
ground Construction Company, Rt. 1.
Box 756, Berkeley, at $1468 submitted
low bid to Public Works Officer, U. S.
Navy Yard, Mare Island, for remodel-
ing an existing coal shed for on auxi-
liary power plant, by installing door,
window, concrete machine founda-
tions, fireprooflng the interior, install-
ing gasoline tank, piping, pole, elec-
tric wiring, switches, underground
cables with connections to buildings,
and the provision and installation of
a hot water circulating pump In dor-
mitory at the U. S. Naval Direction
Finder Station, Point Montara. Spec.
No. 8108.
Complete bids follow:
Underground Constr. Co., Berkeley,
$1468.
H. F. Haverkamp, San Francisco,
$1475.
American Electric Constr. Co., San
Francisco, $1698.
Bids held under advisement.
9^1 HOSPITALS
BIDS WANTED
SANTA MARIA, Santa Barbara Co.,
Cal.— Until Feb. 3, 10 A. M., hids will
be received by Santa Barbara county
supervisors for construction of im-
jirovements at the branch county hos-
pital in Santa Maria, a PWA project.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect, Rudolph A.
Policy. 611 E. Cypress St., Santa Ma-
ria, upon deposit of $25. Certified or
cashier's check or bond for 5% n\\is-l
accompany each bid. Cost of the worl:
is estimated at $25,000.
Bids Wanted— To Close Jan. 28. 2 P.M.
LAUNDRY Cost, $
CAMARILLA, Ventura Co., Cal. State
Hospital.
One-story reinforced concrete laundiy
building (clay tile roofing).
Owner — State of California.
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Architect— Geo. B. McDougall. StaJe
Architect. Public Works BuiUtiny.
Sacramento.
Bids are being taken a.s follows:
(1> General Work;
(2) Electrical Work;
(3) I'lunibing and Heating' W< -k.
Flans and specifications may bo ob-
tained from W vision of ArchUp-.-iure.
Public Works BuiMing, Sa.-r.tmeito,
upon deposit of $25.00.
PREPARING PLANS
SANTA BAnBAUA, Cal.— Architect
Henry W. Howell, 157 Cheltenham Dr..
Santa Barbara, has prepared plans for
a new unit to be added to the child-
ren's section of the tuberculosis san-
itarium at Santa Barbara county hos-
pital. The new unit, eetimated to cost
$25,000, will provide 30 beds. The PWA
has approved a $12,315 grant for tho
project.
Cost, $56,000
Low Bidder.
HOSPITAI.. ADDN.
SALEM. Oregon.
Tuberculosis Hospital Addition.
Owner — State of Oregon.
Architect — L. L. Dougan and C. H.
Wallwork, Studio Bldg.. Portland.
Oregon.
Low Bidder — Rougan Hammond Con-
-struction Co., Rothschild Bldg.,
Portland (basic bid) $194,900; (net
bid). $77,470.
Preliminary Sketches Prepared.
HOSPITAL Cost. $75,000
PITTSBURG, Contra Costa Co.. Cal.
Reinforced concrete hospital (20 beds)
Owner — City of Pittsburg.
Architect — Dragon & Schmidts, 3016
Telegraph Ave., Berkeley.
Application has been filed with the
WPA. A bond election will probably
he called to assist financing the pro-
ject.
Bids Wanted — To Close January 15,
10 A. M,
HOSPITAL Cost, $100,000
RED BLUFF, Tehama Co., Calif.
One and two-story and larage base-
ment hospital (concrete exterior
walls (wood floors, wood roof con-
.struction with composition cover-
ing, .steam heating plant, etc.)
Owner — County of Tehama.
Architect — W. B. Coffman. Forum
Bldg., Sacramento.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect upon de-
jiopit of $25.
LOW BIDDER
VENTUnA, Cal.— H. R. Graham,
2.ini Castillo &L. Santa Barbara, sub-
mitted low bid to Ventura County Su-
pervisors, at $37,290. for an isolation
ward to he added to Ventura County
Hospital, a PWA project. Harold E.
Burket. 468 E. Mala St., Ventura,
architect.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
HOSPITAL Cont. Price. $50.»09
.\TWATER. Merced Co., Calif.
One - Ktory frame and stuco hospital
(55 beds).
Owner— City of Atwater.
.\rchltect— .\. O. Johnson, Sir Francis
Drake Hotel, San Francisco.
Engineer— M'. E. Bede.sen, Merced.
Contractor— A. L. Swanson and C. A.
Hlllberg, P. O. Box 342, Turlock.
Rooflno— Zerbe Roofing Co., Modesto.
Plumbino— C. B. Hedman. Turlock.
Electric Wiring — Eddy Electric Co.,
Stockton.
Heating — C. O. Hedman. Turlock.
Sheet Metal— Sanitary Plumbing Co.,
Merced.
Glass— W. P. Fuller .<t Co., Stockton.
Iron Grille Work — Mcnlesto Steel Prod.
Co.. Modesto.
Lathing and Plastering— Perry Bros.,
.Stockton.
Lumber— Merced Lbr. Co.. Morcsd.
Steel Sash— Modesto Slef-I Prod. Co.,
Modesto.
Wood Sash— Union Planing Mill,
Stockton.
Painting — J. F. Ecker. Stockton.
Flooring — Merced Lumber Co., Merced
Window Shades — McLean Co., Stock-
ton.
Structural Steel — Modesto Steel Prod-
ucts Co., Modesto.
Linoleum — McLean Co., Stockton.
Mill Work— Union Planing Mill, Stock-
ton.
Hospital is known as the Ella BIoss
Memorial Hospital.
Construction will start immediately.
Bids Wanted — To Close February 4,
2:00 P, M.
WARD Cost, $100,000
NORWALK, Los Angeles Co., Calif.
State Hospital.
Two-story reinforced concrete ward
building (to accommodate 100
patients) tile roof, tile partitions,
Kteam heating system from cen-
tral plant, etc.
Owner — State of California.
Architect — Geo. I?. McDougall. State
Architect, Public Works Building.
Sacramento.
I fids are being taken as follows:
(1) General work.
(2) Electrical work.
(3) Plumbing.
(4) Heating and ventilating.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from above office upon deposit
of $25.
January 9, 1936
Bids Opened.
HOME Cost. $
WEED PATCH. Kern Co., Calif.
Old Folks Home.
Owner — County of Kern (F. E. Smith,
County Clerk) Bakersfield.
Architect — Edwin J. Symmes, 215 H.'i-
berfelde Bldg., Bakersfield.
Low Bidder — Opperman and Kampc.
Box 414. Station A. Baker.«fleld.
Complete bids follow:
Opperman & Kanipe $48,895
Willard Michael 49,804
Alva Hackney 50.740
All of Bakersfield.
Bid.s held under advisement.
Contract Awarded
HOSPITAL ADD. Cont. Price, $93,307
SALEM, Oregon.
Tuberculosis Hospital Addn (nurses'
home and equipment).
Owner — State of Oregon.
Architect — L. L. Dougan and C. H.
Wallwork. Studio Bldg., Portland.
Contractor — Dougan - Hammond Con-
struction Co., Rothschild Bldg..
Portland.
ID-
HOTELS
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Co«t. $3000
SAN FRANCISCO. No. 17 Powell St.
Alterations to hotel.
Owner— Capital Co., 625 Market St..
San Francisco.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Contractor — R. J. Jenkins, 42 Short
St., San Francisco.
Plans Being Prepared.
HOTBL Co.st. $
S.A.N RAFAEL. Marin Co.. Calif. (Old
Hotel Rafael Site).
Four- or five-story hotel (type of con-
struction not determined) 120
rooms, etc.
Owner — Hotel Rafael Corporation.
Architect — Andrew B. Talbot and IT.
C. Baumann. associated, 251 Kear-
ny St., Snn Francisco.
Planned.
ALTER HOTEL Cost. $65,000
.MERCED, Merced Co., Cal.
Alterntion.s to El Capitnn Hotel (3-
.slory structure) new lobby, paint-
ing, decorating, etc.
(nvner — Kl Capitan Hotel (Stanley S.
.Simonson, Owner). ■
Architect— Not Given.
Further details will b announced
at a later date.
Contract Awarded
ALTERATION.S Co.st. $92,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Sutter and I'owcll
Streets.
Alterations to arcade of Hotel Sir
Francis Drake (mechanical equip-
ment, etc.)
Owner — Sir Francis Drake Hotel.
Architect— D. D. Stone, 110 Sutter St.
Structural Engineer — Jas. M. Smith,
251 Kearny Street.
.Mechanical Engineer — Hunter & Hud-
son, 41 Sutter Street.
Contractor — Lindgren and Swinerton,
225 Bush Street. •
To Be Done By Day's Work
ALTERATIONS Co.st, $1,500
SAN FRANCISCO. 555 Kush Street.
Alterations to hotel.
Architect — Not Given. '.
Owner — Chas. H. Bain, premises.
11— ICE & COLD STORAGE
PLANTS
FIRE LOSS
S.\N JOSE, Cal. — Fire destroyed the
San Jose Ice and Cold S'torage Com-
pany plant at 10 Center St., San Jose.
Damage estimated at $75,000. .11
Plans To Be Prepared.
ICE PLANT Cost, $100,000
SALINAS, Monterey Co., Calif. East
Gabilan and Griflln S-treets.
Reinforced concrete ice plant (ca-
pacity 120 tons daily).
Owner — Salinas Valley Ice Co. (Ralph
Myers, Mgr.), Salinas.
Engineer— To Be Selected -
Selection of an engineer will be
made in one week.
12— POWER PLANTS
INJUNCTION GRANTED
EL CENTRO, Imperial Co., Calif.—
Under an order signed by Federal
Judge Harry Hollzer, at Los Angeles,
the temporary injunction restraining
the Imperial Irrigation District from
proceeding with its $12,000,000 power
plant was continued until January 6.
The order was made on the request of
attorneys for the Nev-Cal Securities
Compay, which is seeking to halt the
power plant project. The order pro-
hibits the irrigation district from
making any expenditures on the pow-
er project. Whether the restrainmg
order shall remain in effect until the
case is taken to the Circuit Court of
Appeals in San Francisco will be ar-
gued on the January date. The se-
curities firm contends that the State
law under which the project was
launched is unconstitutional. It also
attacks the validity of later develop-
ments. 12
13— PUBLIC BUILDINGS
FIRE HOUSES & JAILS
BIDS WANTED
LOMPOC, Santa Barbara Co., Cal.
—Until February 3, 10 A. M., bids will
be received by Santa Barbara county
supervisors for the construction of a
veterans' memorial building and coun-
ty offices at Lompoc, a PW.-V project.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tainiAl from the architects, Wlnsor
.Soule and John F. Murphy, 116 East
Sola St., Santa Barbara, upon deposit
of $25. Certified or cashier's check or
bond for 5% must accompany each
bid. Cost of the work is estimated at
$78,000.
PACIFIC COlsSlRUCTOR
n
SEEK FUNDS
TUCSON, Ariz.— City i)f Tiios.ni has
iipplied to the WPA for $56,000 with
which to finance the addition of three
wings to the public library in Tucson.
CONTRACT AWARDED
i)AKLAN'I>. Cal.— Wagner & Parker
13,") South Park St., San Francisco, at
$17,181 awarded contract by Alameda
County Board of Supervisors for con-
struction of additional equipment and
facilities for the Jail and District At-
torney's Office in the Alameda County
c:ourt House, located at Fallon, 12th,
itaK- and 13th Sts.. Oakland.
Plans prepared by Architects W. G.
Corlett. Henry A. Minton. James W.
IMachek, Wm. E. Schirmer and Carl
Werner. 910 Bank of America Bldg..
( >:ikland.
Bids Opened
CITY HALL & JAIL Cost, $85,000
TCLAHE. Tulare Co., Calif.
Two - story reinforced concrete city
hall and jail.
( )wner— City of Tulare.
Architect— W. D. Coates, Rowell Bldg.
Fresno.
Low Bidder— W. J. O c h s . Pacific
.S)uthwest Bldg., Fresno.
Complete bids follow:
W. J. Ochs. Fresno $78,540
Trewhitt - Shields and Fisher,
Fresno 78,565
.Midstate Const. Co., Fresno 82,860
K. P. Moore. Fresno 88,196
.\. Xelson, San Francisco 90,676
Bids held under advisement.
BIDS REJECTED
WATT.^ Los Angeles Co.. Calif. —
Los Angeles board of public vv'orks
.lanuary 2 rejected all bids received
Xovember 20 for a branch city hall
l.uilding to be built at 1515 E. 103rd
St., Sv'atts, and ordered the work
done by force account under the su-
pervision of the Los Angeles city
construction department. Plans pre-
imred by Los Angeles city construc-
tion department.
BIDS OPENED
CAKSON CITY, Nevada — A. M.
Lar.son. Carson City, at $35,923 sub-
mitted only bid to Robert A. Allen,
State Highway Engineer, Heroes' Me-
morial Bldg., Carson City, for the
construction of a Materials and Re-
search Laboratory Building at Carson
City.
Bids read as follows:
(1) Basic bid, $35,923.
(2) Terra cotta facing, $46,186.
(3) Indian limestone facing, $47,472.
(4) Local Nevada seone facing,
-^{50,652.
Bids held under advisement. New
bids will probably be asked.
Plans Awaiting PWA Approval.
ArOITCJRICM Cost, $118,181
K1:REKA, Humboldt Co., Calif. F 9t.
between llth and 12th.
One-story and balcony civic audito-
rium (concrete walls, steel truss-
es, steel balcony, wood sheathing,
interior redwood finish, steel sash
hot air heating system, ventila-
tion system, etc.; to seat 2400).
Owner — City of Eureka.
Architect — F. T. Georgeson, Eureka.
Structural Engineer — W. H. Ellison.
Pacific Bldg., San Francisco.
I'pon approval of plans by the PWA
bids will be asked.
Bid Opening Date Changed To Jan.
18, 10 A, M.
LIBRARY Cost, $35,000
VISALIA, Tulare Co.. Calif. Tipton-
Llndsey Playground.
One-story library building.
Owntr— City of Visalla (Kathleen H.
Sim, City Clerk).
Architect — C. A. Balch, 1584 W
Washington St.. Los Angeles
The date was previously set for
January 27.
Bid forms obtainable from Judson
S'. Steele, 822 W. Mineral King St.,
Visalia.
BIDS OPENED
SAN FRANCISCO.— Fire Protection
Products Co., 1101 16th Street, sub-
mitted low bid to Department of Pub-
lic Works for wind break screen un-
der movable auditorium at Veterans
Building at $250 and at $323 submit-
ted low bid for canopy over eountor.s
in check room at the Veterans' Bldg.
Complete bids follow:
(1) Wind break screen under mov-
able auditorium at Veterans' Building,
San Francisco War Memorial.
(2) Canopy over counters in check
room, basement of Veterans' Bldg.
Fire Protection Prod. Co (1) $250.00
(2) 323.00
A. D. Collman (1) $396.00
(2) 417.00
Patterson and Koster Iron
Worka (1) $452.00
(2) 328.00
Sartorius Co (1) $796.00
(2) 384.00
Bids held under advisement.
BIDS WANTED
SAN JOSE. Sanlra Claid Co., Cal.—
Until January 20, 5, P. M. (bids to be
opened at 8 P. M.) bids will be receiv-
ed by San Jose City Council, for fur-
nishing and installing sprinkler and
auditorium seats in the San Jose
Auditorium, located at Market and
San Carlos Streets, San Jose.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the Architects Binder &
Curtis. 35 West Carlos St., San Jose,
upon deposit of $5.00. •
Bids Wanted— To Close Jan. 20, 8 P.M.
AUDITORIUM Cost, $118,181
EUREKA, Humboldt Co., Calif. F St.
between llth and 12th.
One - story and balcony civic audi-
torium (main airditorium 100 feet
square; stage, secondary room,
large foyer, etc.; concrete walls,
steel trusses, steel balcony, wood
sheathing, interior redwood finish,
steel sash, hot air heating eystem
ventilation system, etc.; to seat
2400).
Owner — City of Eureka.
Architect— F. T. Georgeson, 537 G St..
Eureka.
Structural Engineer — W. H. Ellison,
Pacific Building, San Francisco.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect and from
the engineer upon deposit of $25.00.
Plans Awaiting PWA Approval
COURTHOUSE Cost, $400,000
SALINAS. Monterey Co., Calif. Site
of Old County Courthouse.
Three-story reinforced concrete fire-
proof courthouse.
Owner — County of Monterey.
Architect — Chas. Butner, 51 Maple St.
Salinas, and Robert Stanton, Car-
mel and Monterey.
Engineer — Richard Ware, % architects
Bids will be asked January 13.
Award Recommended
LIBRARY Contract Price. $42,368
BERKELEY, Alameda Co.. Cal. The
Alameda.
One-story reinforced concrete library
(tile roof, hot air heating system).
Owner — City of Berkeley.
Architect — James Plachek, Mercantile
Bank Bldg., Berkeley.
Contractor— Kelly &. Tulloch. 335 8th
St., Oakland.
Recommendation made to the PWA
that contract be awarded to Kelly &
Tulloch at $42,368.
retained by the Capitol Reconstruc-
tion (rfimmisslon as its technical ad-
viser to prepare for actual construc-
tion of the new capitol. Mr. Gould will
require about three weeks study to
make up the program for the ar-
chitects' contest.
The commission has not yet de-
termined whether the contest will be
opened to all architects or will be
limited to dsignated architects.
BIDS WANTED
.SAN JOSE, Cal.— Until January 20.
S P. M.. bids will be received by San
Jose City Council, for furnishing and
installing automatic sprinkler system
and auditorium seats for the Civic
Auditorium in San Jose.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from above office upon deposit
of $r,. *
Bids Opened.
LIBRARY & COURT Cost, $165,000
C.A.KSON CITY, Ormsby Co., Nevada.
Two-story, basement and mezzanine
floor library and Supreme Court
building (77x100 feet) reinforced
terra cotta blocks, (first floor, li-
brary; second floor, court offices,
etc.) one elevator, etc.
Owner — S'tate of Nevada.
Architect — F. J. DeLongchampts, Inc.,
Gazette Bldg., Reno.
Low Bidder — J. C. Dillard, Reno, Nev.,
$174,989 (basic bid).
Only other bid was submitted by
Wm. Kennedy, Reno, at $192,379
(basic bid).
Nine alternate proposals were sub-
mitted and J. C. Dillard specified de-
ductions on the first seven, and ad-
ditions for the last two, while Wm.
Kennedy, specified deductions on all
nine alternates.
Board is considering the alternates
and contract will probably be awarded
shortly.
CONTRACT AWARDED
TORRANCE. Los Angeles Co., Cal.
— Petley & Matcham, 624 S. La Brea
Ave., Los Angeles, awarded contract
by Torrance city council for construe
tion of a city hall and jail building,
a library building, etc. A. R. Walker
and P. A. Eisen, 708 Pacific Commerce
Bldg., Los Angeles, architects.
RESIDENCES
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost. $5,000
SAN MATEO, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Lot 5 Block 13, Castilian Way.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner— Milton F. Tham.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — San Mateo Investment Co.
2562 El Camino Real, San Mateo.
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
BURLING AME, San Mateo Co., Cal.
Lot 4 Block 33, Dwight Road.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner and Builder — Burlingame Real-
ty & Building Co., 1090 Burlin-
game Square, Burlingame.
Architect — Not Given. »
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Jan.
16, 5 P. M.
RESIP'P^NCE Cost. $8,000
ROSS, Marin Co.. Calif.
Two - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (7 rooms, 2 baths)
Owner — Withheld.
.•\r(hitect — Henry H. Gutterson. .'>26
Powell St.. San Francisco.
PLANNED
SALEM, Oregon— Architect Carl F.
Gould. Hoge Bldg., Seattle, has been
Plans Being Figured
RESIDENCE Cost $5,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Calif. Es-
tates Drive.
Two-story frame and .stucco residence.
12
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Q^vner— t.-hus. D. Colt, Oakland.
Architect— Leonard H. Kurd, 2022 Ber-
keley Way, Berkeley.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE ^"ost. $7,500
OAKLAND. Alameda Co., Calif. Ascot
and Morley Drive, Piedmont Pines.
Two-story and basement frame re.si-
dence (6 rooms. 2 baths) cedar
shake roof, gas heating system,
steel sash, tile baths, hardwood
floors, etc.
Owner— M. Straughn.
Architect— F. L. Confer. 2812 Russell
St., Berkeley.
Contractor— H. K. Schulz. 811 Mendo-
cino Ave.. Berkeley.
Contraci Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $3,000
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Calif.
1055 Newhall Street.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco re.sitlence (5 rooms).
Owner— L. Merritt, 123 Page St.. San
Jose.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— A. Lantz, 031 Schick Ave.
San Jose. *
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Calif.
1802 Park Avenue.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms).
Owner— Dr. Chas. H. Breuer, 1453 The
Alameda. San Jose.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— J. G. Luebben. 843 I>el-
mas Ave., San Jose. »
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCE Cost, $3,000
SAN JOSE. Santa Clara Co.. Calif.
251 South 21st Street.
One-storv frame residence.
Owner— L. Finley. 630 E. Santa Clara
St., San Jose.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded •
RESIDENCE Cost. $5,000
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Calif.
1445 Emory Street.
One-story frame and stucco residence
(six rooms).
Owner — V. L. Beckstrand. 565 Coe
Ave., San Jose.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Dyke Walton. 1217 Uni-
versity Ave., San Jf>6e.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost. $2,000
SAN JOSE. Santa Clara Co., Calif.
329 South 22nd Street.
One-story frame residence (3 rooms).
Owner— R. W. Shrader. 327 South 22nd
St., San J"ose.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — N. M. Stacey, 184 Dale
Drive. San Jose.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $4,000
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co.. Calif.
725 North Third Street.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (5 rooms).
Owner — Ed Bertola. River Street. Sjiu
Jose.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— V. Lanotti & Son. 23 Dale
Drive. San Jose.
Plans Being Figured.
RESIDENCE Cost. $4500 each
SAN FRANCISCO. Alemany Blvd.
Four one-story frame and stucco resi-
dences (5 rooms) composition and
tile roof, gas heating system, wood
sash, hardw-ood floors, tile baths,
etc.
Owner and Builder — A. DeBenedetti,
100 Brazil St., San Francisco.
Architect— D. E. Jackie, 126 Post St..
San Francisco.
'Sub-bids will be taken within a
few day.«.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4,000
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co.. Calif.
728 North Fourth Street.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(six rooms).
Owner and Builder — Joe. J. Graglia,
152 Terraine St., San Jose.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
PALO ALTO. Santa Clara Co.. Calif.
481 Washington Avenue.
One-story frame and brick veneer res-
idence.
Owner — A. Y. Wood.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Carroll da Mant. 137 rx>n-
ohoe. East Palo Alto.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost. $5,050
HEALDSBURG, Sonoma Co., Cal. N.
Sherman Street.
Two-story frame residence.
Owner — Vera Moran, Healdsburg.
.\rchitect — Not Given.
Contractor — E. A. Anloff, 748 Grosvc-
nor I'laco. Oakland.
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
lU'RLINGAME. San Mateo Co., Cal.
Lot 21 Block 33, Howard St.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner and Builder — Burllngame Real-
ty & Buikling Co.. 1090 Burlln-
game Square. Burlingame.
.Vrchitecl — Not Given.
Sub-Bids Being Taken.
RESIDENCE Cost, $8000
BURLINGAME. San Mateo Co.. Cal.
Two-story all-wr)od residence (mod-
ern style) 8 rooms. 3 baths, com-
position roof, gas heating system,
wood sash, hardwood floors, tile
and linoleum in baths, etc.
Owner — N. Jones. % Architect.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle, 126 Post St..
San Francisco.
Owner is receiving the sub-bids.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
HESIUKNCES Cost, $5000 each
SAN FRANCISCO. W Sixteenth Ave.
N Pacheco St.
Two one-story frame and stucco resi-
dences.
Owner and Builder — Henry Doelger.
Inc.. 320 Judah St.. S-an Francisco
Architect — Not Given.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $6500
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. Shel-
don Drive, Piedmont Pines.
California-Colonial residence (6 rooms
two baths) hardwood floors, shake
roof, tile baths.
Owner — R. W. Morgart.
Architect— Edwin Lewis Snyder, 2101
Shattuck Ave.. Berkeley.
Contractor— T. D. Courtright. 349 5Ist
Street. Oakland.
Plumbing — J. A. Fazio, 2059 Webster
Street. Oakland.
Electric— Fred Schmit*. 428 Moss Ave.
Oakland.
Heating & Sheet Metal — H. K. Flow-
era. 5437 Thomas St.. Oakland.
Glass— East Bay Glass Co.. 621 Sixth
Strtot, Oakland.
Tile Work— Superior Tile Co.. 3 74 3
Broadway. Oakland.
Iron Grille Work — James A. Eandi.
1339 62nd Ave.. Oakland.
Brick Work— Relnecke & Herschel, 830
E 11th St.. Oakland.
Lumber — Tlldcn Lumber Co., 400 High
Street, Oakland.
Steel Sash— East Bav Glass Co.. 621
6fh St.. Oakland.
Concrete — J. H. Fitzmaurice. 2 8 5 7
Hannah St., Oakland.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4000
SAN FRANCISCO. W Delano St. »
Santa Ynez St.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner & Builder — Dominic Tiscornia,
1541 Alemany Blvd.. S. F.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co., Cal No.
2011 9Gth Avenue.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms).
Owner — M. Caldera. 2001 96th Avenue.
Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Gaubert Bros.. 4735
Brookdale Ave.. Oakland.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co.. Cal. No.
5412 Proctor Avenue.
One-story frame and stucco residence
(6 rooms).
Owner and Builder — J. F. Hubbard.
2901 Brookdale Ave., Oakland.
Architect — Not Given V
Sub-Contracts Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $
HILLSBOROUGH, San Mateo County.
Two - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (8 rooms and 8
baths) shake roof, gas heating
system, hardwood floors, wood sash
tile baths, etc.
Owner and Builder — Lengfeld & Olund
220 Thirvl St., San Mateo.
Architect — Leo Sharps, 1477 •Bur-
lingame Ave., Burlingame.
Plumbing — Harry Lee, San Mateo.
Electric Wiring — San Mateo Co. Elec.
Co., San Mateo.
Sheet Metal— G. & M. Sheet Metal
Works, San Mateo.
Tile Work— .\rt Tile & Mantel Co.. 221
Oak St., San Francisco.
Brick — Chas. Ohran & Sons. Burlin-
game.
Lathing and Plastering— P. Venturelli
.San Mateo.
Lumber — Wisnom Lbr. Co.. San Mateo
Wood Sash — Paciflc Mfg. Co.. Santa
Clara.
Painting — A. Petterson, San Mateo.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $7000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co.. Cal. Cllve.
North Chelton Drive.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (5 rooms).
Owner — R. M. Campbell. Berkeley.
Architect— J. K. Ballantine. 137 Har-
lan St., San Francisco.
Contractor— T. D. Courtright. 349 51st
St., Oakland.
Plumbing — J. A. Fazio. 2059 Webster
Street.
Electric Wiring — Fred Schmlts. 428
Mo.sis Ave.
Heating — William Perry. 5212 Camden
Street.
Tile Work — Superior Tile Co., 3743
Broadway, Oakland.
Glass— East Bay Glass Co.. 621 Sixth
St., Oakland.
Iron Grille Work — James A. Eandi.
13:?0 ti2nd Avenue.
Brick work— Relnecke & Herschel, 830
E- Eleventh St.
Concrete — J. H. Fitzmaurice, 2857
Hannah St.. Oakland.
Lumber— Tllden Lumber Co., 400 High
Street .
Hardware— J. P. Maxwell, 1320 Wash-
ington St.
Steel Sash— East Bay Glass Co.. 621
Ctli St.
All of Oakland.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATION'S Cost, $10,000
I SAN FRANCISCO. S'E Broderick and
Filbert Strcts.
Alterations to residence.
Owner— Dr. Randolph Flood, 593 Post
St.. San Franci.>;co.
Architect — Albert Farr, 68 Post St..
San Francisco.
( Contractor— AVilliam Martin, G6C Mis-
I slon St., San Francisco.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, ?5000
STOCKTON. San Joaquin Co., Calif.
No. 2135 Lakeside Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(six rooms).
Owner — C. H. Maschek. 1320 N-San
Joaquin S't., Stockton.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— W. J. Scott, 16G1 W. Pop-
lar St.. Stockton.
Plumbino — Tibeon Plumbing Co.
Electric — Eddy Electric Co.
Heating — Frazer Furnace Co.
Tile work— Fischer Tile Co.
Glass — Electric Planing Mill.
Brick Work— C. H. Miller.
Lathing and Plastering — Crispin &
Fahlman.
Lumber — Stockton Lumber Co.
Steel Sash — Walter Zerwack.
Wood Sash— Electric Planing Mill.
Hardware — Austin Brothers.
Painting — J. Spradlery.
Concrete — A. Sandberg.
Flooring and Window Shades.. — Mc-
Lean Hardwood Floor Co.
Reinforcing Steel — Kyle & Co.
All of Stockton. »
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $5000
SAN MATEO, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Lot 6 Blk 13, Castilian Way.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — A. R. Mason.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — San Mateo Investment
Co., 2562 El Camino Real, San
Mateo.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7000
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
No. .3714 Nineteenth Street.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
Owner — I. J. Jones.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Edward Lee, 1139 33rd
St., Sacramento. I
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RE.S-IDENCE Cost, $4000
SAN FRANCISCO. N Niagara St. W
Cayuga St.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner and Builder — Stoneson Bros.,
1630 Ocean Ave., S. F.
Architect — Not Given. i
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCES Cost, $4500 each
SAN FRANCISCO. E Thirtieth Ave.
N Rivera Street.
Four one-story and basement frame
and stucco residences,
(jwner— Happy Home BIdg. Co., 345
Santiago St.. San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— 9. K. Bird.>!all, 646 47th
Ave., San Franci.'ico. ■
CONTRACT AWARDED
GRAND COULEE, Wash. — White
Pine Sash Co., Spokane, at $20,889
awarded contract by Bureau of Rec-
lamation. Denver, Colo., for furni.sh-
ing and dflivering f.o.b. cars at ship-
ping ix.int or f.o.b. <ars at Odair.
Wash., material for eleven pre-fabri-
cated court-type houses consisting of
three residences each for the Gov-
ernment camp at Grand Coulee Dam,
Columbia Basin Project. Wash. The
foundations, roofing, pumping, elec-
trical work, hardware, insulation,
sliadcs and linoleum will be furnished
by the Government and houses will be
erected by the Government.
Plans Being Completed
RESIDENCE Cost, $
LOS GATOS, Santa Clara Co., Calif.
Two - story frame, stucco and brick
veneer residence, (six rooms).
Owner — Fred Oehler, American Trust
Co., San Jose.
Arcliitect — Binder & Curtis, 85 W San
Carlos St., San Jose.
Bids will be asked in about 2 weeks.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $4,000
REDWOOD CITY, San Mateo Co.,
Calif. 137 Lexington St.
One-story frame residence (4 rooms).
Owner — Jake Stein.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — V. L. Stewart, premises.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
SAN MATEO, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Liis Pulgas and Acacia Lane.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
0%\ner — C. J. Becker.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— J. R. Pitzker, 2003 Broad-
way, San Mateo. I
Segregated Bids Being Taken.
RESIDENCE Cost, $12,000
BERKELEY. Alameda Co., Calif. Al-
varado Road.
Two - story and basement frame res-
idence (8 rooms. 4 baths) Califor-
nia-Colonial type, shake roof, air
conditioning system, steel sa.sh.
hardwood floors, etc.
Owner— Withheld.
Architect— E. L. Snyder. 2101 Shat-
tuck Ave., Berkeley.
$-
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost,
LODI, S-an Joaquin Co., Calif.
One - story and basement frame resi-
dence (6 rooms, 1 bath) shake or
shingle roof, vertical boarding
hardwood floors, tile bath, wood
sash, two-car garage, etc. (Cali-
fornia Ranch type).
Owner— Withheld.
Architect — Victor Galbraith, 211 East
Acacia St., Stockton.
Contractor — Heib Bros., 425 N .Sac-
ramento St., Lodl.
To Ask Bids In One Week
RESIDENCE Cost, $14,000
SAN RAFAEL. Marin Co.. Calif.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(7 rooms, 2 baths) tile roof, gas
or oil heating system, hardwood
floors, tile baths, etc.
Owner — Withheld.
.•Vrchitect — Archie and Noble Newsom.
Russ Bldg., San Francisco. *
Sub-Bids Being Taken.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7,000
BERKELEY, Alameda County, Calif.
Scenic Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(7 rooms, 3 baths) tile roof, gas
heating system, tile baths, etc.
Owner and Builder — A. T. Beckett.
224 Scenic Ave.. Piedmont.
Architect — E. L. Snyder, 2101 Shat-
tiick Ave., Berkeley,
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Co.^t. $3500
SAN FRANCISCO. W Carr St. 100 N
Salinas Street.
One-story frame residence.
Owner and Builder- F. J. O'Neill. 150
Kenwood Way. San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4000
S-AN FRANCISCO. K Vienna Street N
Geneva Avenue.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — Geneva Avenue Methodist
Episcolal Church. Nw Geneva
Ave. and Vienna St.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Boyd C. Lindsay, 183 Ox-
ford St., San Francisco. V
Plans Completed.
RESIDENCE & LAB. Cost, $11,000
VALLEJO, Solano Co.. Calif.
Two-story frame duplex residence (1
6-room and 1 5-room residence)
redwood siding electric heaters,
electric hot water, composition
roof, septic tank, etc.) and one-
story laboratory building (redi-
wood siding) 3 garages.
Owner — City of Vallejo.
Architect — Chas. E. J. Rogers, Phelan
Bldg., San Francisco.
Plans Being Figured
RESIDENCES Cost, $
SAN JOSE, Santa cnara Co., Calif.
.S'herwood between Newhall and
O'E'rien Court.
Four one-story frame and stucco res-
idences (5 rooms each) and four
one-story frame and stucco res-
idences (6 rooms each).
( )wner — Not Given.
Architect — Edward Kress, 121 May-
ellen Ave., San Jose.
Plans and specifications are on file
at the Builders' Exchange, 188 South
Market St.. San Jose.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $
PASATIEMPO, Santa Cruz Co., Cal.
Two-story wood frame residence (12
rooms, 4 baths) shingle roof, wood
sash, gas heating sj'stem, hard-
wood floors.
Owner — O. W. Lombardi.
Architect— W. W. Wurster. 2C0 Cali-
fornia St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Darrow Palmer, 254 Bran-
ciforte Ave., Santa Cruz.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. Rock-
ridge District.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(7 rooms, 2 baths) shake roof,
gas heating system, steel sash.
Owner— Withheld.
.\rchitect— E. L. Snyder, 2101 Shat-
tuck Ave.. Berkeley.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $2,778
SANTA ROSA. Sonoma Co.. Cal. SW
South B St. and Barnett St.
One-story frame and stucco residence.
Owner— Julia Tonelli, 212 Seventh St.,
Santa Rosa.
.Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Leon H. Koch, 526 Or-
chard St., Santa Rosa.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
631 Boulevard Way.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms).
Owner &; Builder— G. N. Muther, 5519
Thomas St., Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7000
SAN FRANCISCO. N Bay E Brod-
erick St.
Two-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — .\nza Home Building Co.
Architect — H. C. Baumann — 251 Kear-
ny St.. San Francisco.
Contractor — Oliver M. Rous.seau, Inc.,
321 Kearny St.
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
3251 Dakota Street.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (5 rooms).
Owner and Builder— E. M. Harde, 3063
Hopkins St., Oakland.
Architect— Not Given.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $9893
SAN MATEO, San Mateo Co., Cal. Al-
mandral Avenue.
Two-story frame and brick veneer
residence.
Owner — John C. Mathews, Atherton.
Architect— Leslie I. Nichols, 529 Guin-
da St., Palo Alto.
Contractor — Ralph C. Knight. 585
Bailey Ave., Mountain View.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCES Oost, $5,000
EL CAMINO PARK, Santa Clara Co.
Two two-story frame and stucco res-
idences.
Owner— Estate of Mateo J. Pasetta.
Architect— Martin Rist, Phelan Bldg.,
San Francisco.
Contractor— A. J. Wilbe, 944 Phelan
BWg., San Francisco.
Contract Awarded
RESIDExVCE Cost. $5,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Calif. 4930
Cochrane Avenue.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (5 rooms).
Owner— J. A. Stroud, Jr., 370 17th St.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— P. C. Fariel, 4621 Flem-
ing, Oakland.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RES'IDENCE Cost, $6000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
7523 Outlook Avenue.
Two-.story frame and stucco residence
(6 rooms).
Owner and Builder — Folke Wallin,
2150 50th Ave., Oakland.
Architect — Not Given. »
Plans Being Completed.
RE&IDENCE Cost, $8000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. Oak-
more Highlands.
Two-story and basement frame and
stucco re.sidence (7 rooms and 3
baths) tile roof, gas heating sys-
tem, hardwood floors, wood sash,
tile baths, etc.
Owner— Withheld.
Architect— Ray Keefer, 770 Wesley St.
Oakland.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7000
J'lEDMONT, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
11 Parkside Drive.
Two-.story frame and stucco residence
(6 rooms).
Owner — Paul H. Hammarberg, 2530
Hilgard Ave., Piedmont.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Albert Hammarberg, 2530
Hilgard Ave., Piedmont.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCES Cost, $5000 eacn
SAN FRANCISCO. W Eleventh Ave.
N Lawton Street.
Two one-story and ba.sement frame
and stucco residences.
Owner & Builder — M. M. McDonough.
118 Randall St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. t
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCES Cost, $4000 each
SAN FRANCISCO. W Westgate S
Upland Drive.
Four one-story and basement fram«
and stucco residences.
Owner & Builder— Marshall T. Strut -
hei.s. 42r0 Mission 9t.
Architect— Not Given.
Plans Completed
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
SAN FRANCISCO. College and Cres-
cent.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms and 2
baths) shingle, tile and composi-
tion roofing, gas heating system,
tile baths, and kitchen, canvas
walls, mahogany trim, wood sash.
Owner — Dr. R. S. Mancuso.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle, 12G Post St.
Sub-Bids Being Taken.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7,500
SAN FRANCISCO. Pinelake Park.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (9 rooms and 3
baths) English type; shingle tile
roof, gas heating system, wood
sash, hardwood floors, etc.
Ow ner and Builder — A. J. Herzlg, 2300
Ocean Avenue.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle, 126 Post St.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Ccst, $4,000
SAN CARLOS, San Mateo Co., Calif.
One - story and basement frame and
stuco residence (5 rooms) Mon-
terey style; shingle roof, gas heat-
ing system, wood sash, hardwood
floors, etc.
Owner — Name Withheld.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle, 126 Post St.,
San Francisco.
CONTRACT AWARDED
GRAND COULEE, Wash. — Ace
Weatherstripping Company, Spokane,
Wash., at $1539 awarded contract by
Bureau of Reclamation, Coulee Dam,
Wash., under Spec. No. 738-D, for
for furnishing and installing weather
stripping for sixty residences at the
Government Camp at the Grand Cou-
lee Dam, Colubmia Basin Project.
The camp is located about 22 miles
northwest of Almira, Wash. 14
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $5000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
4401 Harboard Drive.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(6 rooms).
Owner — E. Matlock.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — H L. Crocker Jr., 30
Wilding Lane, Oakland.
Contract Awarded.
RE-SIDENCE Cost, $7000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
5117 Golden Gate Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(7 rooms).
Owner — Faith Crocker.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— H. L. Crocker, 30 Wild-
ing Lane, Oakland.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO. N Mt. Vernon, W
S«n Jose Ave.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — Henry Horn, 170 Upland Dr.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Morris & Debret, 95 Pinc-
hurst.
SCHOOLS
PREPARING PLANS
PH0P:NIX, Ariz —Architects May-
er.-*, Murray <fc Phillip. New York City;
Janssen & Whittlesey, associate ar-
chitects. Phoenix, are preparing plans
for a gymnasium buikling to be built
.'It the Phoenix Indian Vocational
school. It will be a reinforced con-
crete, concrete block and steel struc-
ture, costing approximately $45,000.
General contract bids will be takeu
upon completion of the plans.
Planned.
SCHOOL Cost, $50,000
KING9BURG. Fresno Co., Calif.
Tenth and Draper Streets.
New grammar school.
Owner — Kingsburg Grammar School
District.
Architect — Not Given.
Application will be filed with the
WPA.
New Bids Wanted— To Close January
15, 2:00 P. M.
AE>DITION Cost, $118,181
CAMAS, Washington.
Alterations and additions to high
School (2-story and basement con-
crete and brick addition).
Owner — Camas School District.
Architect — D. J. Stewart, 707 Main
St., Vancouver.
On previous bid opening lowest bid
was .submitted by A. S. Hansen Co..
Seattle, at $107,782 on general work;
H. C. Hastorf, Portland, at $27,927
was low bidder on plumbing and heat-
ing and Ne Page McKenny Company,
Seattle, at $10,950 low bidder on
electrical work.
New plans and specifications may be
obtained from the architect upon de-
posit of $20.
Low Bidder.
Cost, $129,000
SCHOOL
SALEM, Oregon.
Two-story reinforced concrete school
(188x238 feet) (12 classrooms, li-
brary, music room, shop, audi-
torium to seat 600), brick veneer
exterior, terra cotta, steam heat,
maple and concrete slab floors,
acoustical treatment, structural
steel, temperature regulators, etc.
Owner— -School District No. 24, Marion
County.
Architect — F. H. Strubble, Guaranty
Bldg., Portland.
Low Bidder — Drake-Wyman & Voss.
U. 9. Bank Bldg., Portland, Ore.,
$153,500.
PLANNED
TUCSON and Phoenix, Ariz.— Most
Rev. Daniel J. Gercke, Bishop of Tu-
cson, last week announced that a cam-
paign would be launched in January
for the purpose of raising $100,000 to
finance the construction of two Cath-
olic high schools, one to be built in
Tuceon and the other in Phoenix. The
two schools are to be constructed as
an independent undertaking by the
Tucson diocese and will have no afflli-
ation with any religious order or par-
ish in the state. '■
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
SCHOOL Cont. Price, $31,427
DEL REY, Fresno Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco school
building (six classrooms and audi-
torium to seat 500) tile roof, gas
heating system, wood floors, etc.
Owner — Prairie School District.
Architect— Fred L. Swartz. Brix Bldg.
Fresno.
Contractor — T. C. Irwin, 269 Fulton St.
Fresno.
Roofing — Valley Lumber Co., Fresno.
Electric Wiring — Y. P. Vandergriff,
Sol ma.
Sheet Metal— Z. Z. Dowd, Fresno.
Structural Steel and Iron Grille Work
Kyle & Co., Fresno.
Reinforcing Steel— Kyle Co., Fresno.
Lathing and Plastering- Wm. Smart,
Fresno.
Concrete— Henry Yosenaugh, Sanger.
Lumber— Valley Lumber Co., Fresno.
Painting— Eddy Paint Co., PorterviUe.
Wood Sash— Hollenbech Bush, Fresno
Hardware — Valley Lumbr Co., Fresno
As previously reported, plumbing
awarded B. A. New^man. 320 North
H St.. Fresno, at $3165.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
\$
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Jan.
15th, 10 A. M.
('OXVEXT Cost, $
SAX FRAXCIS<.:0. N Oak Street 125
E Fillmore Street.
Two-story reinforced concrete convent
(25 rooms) roof garden covered
with terra cotta tile, Spanish tile
on cornice.«i. oak floors, steam
heating and hot ■water system,
colored phii^ter walls, etc.
C)wner — Sacrevl Huart Parish.
Architect — John J. Foley, 770 5th Ave.
Bids are being taken on a general
contract from a selected list of con-
tractors.
Contract Awarded
S(^HOOL Cont. Trice. $1.3.500
SALIXAS. Monterey Co., Calif.
One - story frame grammar school (3
classrooms) wood siding.
Owner — Prunedale Elementary School
District.
Architect — Cha.s. Butner, 51 Maple St.,
Salinas.
Engineer— F. W. Kellljerg. 320 Market
Street, San Francisco.
Contractor — W. J. Charters, Salinas.
Construction To Start Shortly.
ADDITION Cost, $6000
BURNEY. S-hasta Co., Calif.
One classroom addition to school
Owner — Burney School District.
Architect — O. A. Deichmann, 321 Ciish
St., Sail Francisco.
Project approved by WPA.
Commissioned To Prepare Plans.
REHABILITATE GYM. $40,000
BERKELEY. Alameda Co., Cal. No.
1200 University Avenue.
Rehabilitation of Burbank Junior
High School.
Owner — Berkeley Board of Education.
Architect — W. C. Ambrose, 244 Kear-
ny St., San Francisco.
Engineer — Thomas Chace, 605 Market
St., San Francisco.
Plans Approved.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $69,500
BERKELEY, Alameda Co., Cal. Le
Roy Ave. and Buena Vista Way.
Alterations to Hillside School.
< iwncr — Berkeley School District.
Architect — Eldridge T. Spencer, Sprcc-
kles Bldg., San Francisco.
Engineer — Thos. F. Chace. Berkeley
Board of Education.
Bids will be asked shortly.
Contract Awarded.
LirmARY UNIT
Cont. Price, $124,920
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
Junior College Campus.
Brick library building (first unit of
Junior College annex).
C)wner — Sacramento School District.
Architect — H. J. Devine, Cronin Bldg.,
Sacramento.
Contractor — Wm. C. Keating, 1121
21th St.. Sacramento.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN FRANCISCO^Hanson Bros.,
nS40 Mission St., at $245 awarded con-
tract by Dei>artment of Public Works
ffr relocating two l)ungak)ws at the
.■\ptos Junior High School. Upland
Ifrive and Aptos Ave.
BIDS WANTED
SAN FRANCISCO — Until Januarv
l."i. 2:30 P. M.. bids will be received by
Department if Public Works for elec-
trical fl.vtures for the auditorium of
the Girls' High School, Scott and
O'P'arrell Sts. Estimated cost $1850.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
taind from Chas. Sawyer. City Ar-
chitect, Room 267, City Hall. No de-
posit required.
Bids Rejected
AUDITORIUM Cost, $
DILDALE, Kern Co., Calif.
One - story reinforced concrete audi-
torium (to seat 1500).
Owner — Standard School District.
Architect— Charles H. Biggar, Haber-
felde Bldg.. Baker.sfield.
Engineer — L. H. Nishkian, 525 Market
St., San Francisco.
On bid opening the lowest bid was
submitted by Opperman and Kampe.
Box 414. Baker.^neld. at $117,989.
Complete bids published Dec. 10.
Plans will be revised and new bid.-s
a.xked at a later date.
CONTRACT AWARDED
NEEDLES. San Bernardino Co.,
Cal.— J. H. Pelkey, 2175 Locust Ave.,
Long Beach, awarded contract, sub-
ject to PWA approval, by Needles
High School District at $32,166, for
reconstructing the auditorium build-
ing at Needles high school, a PWA
project. H. L. Gogerty, G272 Yucca
St., Hollywood, architect. The build-
ing will be a frame and plaster struc-
ture, i
BIDS WANTED
ALHAMBRA. Tx)S Angeles Co., Cal.
—Until Jan. 20, 8 P. M.. bids will be
received by Alhambra board of edu-
cation for the construction of a com-
bination auditorium and classroom
building on the Y'nez school site in
Alhambra. a PWA project. Certified
or cashier's check for 5% must accom-
pany each bid. Plans will be avail-
able about January 8 at the office
of the board. Third and Main Sts.,
Alhambra. A deposit of $25 will be
retiuired for bidding data and plans.
The building will be a reinforced
<oncrete structure with composition
roofing. Cost. $35,000. John Walker
Smart, 39 E. Main St., Alhambra,
architect; Murray Erick, 811 W 7th
St.. Los Angeles, structural engineer.
BIDS WANTED
PHOENIX, Ariz. — Until January 14
7:30 P. M., bids will be received by
Maricopa County School District No.
1 for the construction of an addition
to the Robert Louis Stevenson school
near Phoenix, a PWA project. Plans
and specifications may be obtained
from the architect, Dwight E. Che-
nault, 2100 W. Jackson St.. Phoenix,
upon deposit of $20. Certified check
for not less than 5% must accompany
each bid. Lescher & Mahoney. 1100
Title & Trust Bldg.. Phoenix, super-
vising architects.
PLANS AWAITING APPROVAL
ALHAMBRA, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
—Architect John W. Smart, 39 East
.Main St., Alhambra, and Structural
Engineer Murray Erick, 811 W 7th
St., Los Angeles, have completed the
working drawings for a new class-
room and auditorium building to be
built on the Ramona school site in
Alhambra, a PWA project. Plans
are now in the hands of the state
department of architecture and the
project will probably be advertised
the latter part of this month. The
l>nilcling will bo a reinforced concrete
.structure, containing 18 classrooms
ami an auditorium. Cost, $132,000.
New Bids — To Close January 18,
8:00 P. M.
SCHOOL Cost. $31,000
CLOVERDALE, Sonoma Co.. Calif.
One-story frame and stucco academic
building (six classrooms and gym-
nasium) flat roof, steam heating
system, wood sash, etc.
Owner— Cloverdale Union High School
District.
Architect— Herbert & Caulkins, Ros-
enberg Bldg., Santa Ro.sa.
Engineer— W. Adrian, 417 Market St..
San Francisco.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architects upon de-
posit of $15.
On previous bid opening lowest lii<1
was submitted by Leibert & Trobock.
San Rafael, at $55,915.
CONTRACT AWARDED
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— P. J. Walker
Co., 3900 Whiteside Ave., awarded a
(Contract for modernizing and adding
to the two-story building on north-
west corner of 7th St. and Grant Ave.
for the Security-First National Bank.
John and Donald B. Parkinson, 808
Title Insuprance Bldg., architects.
BIDS WANTED
POMONA. Los Angeles Co., Calif.—
Until January 14, 2 P. M., bids will
be received by the Pomona board of;
education, high school building, Po-
mona, for the constructon of a build-
ing for the Abraham Lincoln elemen-
tary school. Garey SI. and Jefferson
Ave., Pomona, a PWA project. Plans
and specifications may be obtaineil
at the office of the architects, Mar-
ston & Maybury, 25 S. Euclid Ave.,
Pa.'^adena. Cost, $85,000.
Cost, $72,787
Contract Awarded
SCHOOL
MILWAUKIE, Oregon.
Concord School.
Owner— School District 28 (F. V. H.
Mills, Clerk) Clackamas County.
Architect — F. Marion Stokes, Terminal
Sales Bldg.. Portland.
Contractor — Malarkey and Kallandcr,
McKay Bldg., Portland, $51,218.
Plans Being Prepared.
DORMITORY Cost. $275,000
PULLMAN, Wa.shington.
Five - story dormitory (170x160 feet)
brick exterior, reinforced concrete
skeleton, central steam heating
plant, etc.
Owner — State of Washington.
Architect — Stanley A. Smith, Pullman.
Plans will be completed about Mar.
l.st.
January 8, 1936
CONTRACT AWARDED
TUCSON. Ariz.— M. M. Sundt Con-
struction Co., Tucson, awarded con-
tract by the University of Arizona at
$553,434, for construction of a science
building, auditorium building, admin-
istration buiWing, Infirmary building:
and R.O.T.C. stables at the univer-
sity, a PWA project. The ecience
building will be a three-story struc-
ture. 160x87 ft., in area; stable group,
one-story, 190x155 ft.; administration
building, two stories, 61x89 ft.; infirm-
ary, one story, 121x54 feet, and the
auditorium, two stoiies, 207x141 feet.
They will be brick structures with
concrete foundations and columns,
face brick exteriors, tile and composi-
tion roofing, steel windows, tile span-
■drels, air conditioning equip., fitagt',
etc. Roy Place, 11 E. Pennington St.,
Tucson, architect.
BIDS WANTED
KL SEGl'.VDO, Los Angeles Co.,
C.il. —Until Jan. 27. 7:15 P. M.. bids
will be received by the El Segundo
High School District, El Segundo, for
1-. -construction, strengthening and re-
habilitation of four brick buildings at
the K] Segundo high school, a PWA
project. Co«t, $220,000. John C. Aus-
tin and Frederic M. Ashley, 6th floor.
Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Tx>s An-
gt-les, architects.
Award Recommended.
S<'HOOL Cont. Urice. $28,971
ELK GROVE, Sacramento Co., Calif.
One-story brick and steel grammaar
school.
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Owner — Elk Grove Union Grammar
School District (E. V. Polhemus,
Clerk).
Architect— Jens C. Petersen. 812 26th
St., Sacramento.
Contractor — Campbell Constr. Co., 800
R St., Sacramento.
Recommendation made to the PWA
that contract be awarded to Camp-
bell Constr. Co.
Preparing Preliminary Sketches.
GYMNASIUM Cost. $16,000
CEDARVILLE, Modoc Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco gymnas-
ium.
Owner — Surprise Valley Union High
School District.
Architect— Jens Petersen, 812 26th St.,
Sacramento.
Plans Being Completed.
SCHOOL Cost, 127.250
WOODLAKE, Tulare Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco school
building (3 classrooms).
Owner— Woodlake School District.
Architect— E. J Kump, Rowell Bldg.,
Fresno.
Engineer— F. W. Kellberg, 320 Mar-
ket St.. San Francisco.
Bids Opened.
SCHOOL Cost, $23,636
KNIGHTSEX, Contra Costa Co., Cal.
One-story frame and stucco elemen-
tary school (4 classrooms).
Owner— Knightsen Elementary School
District.
Architect— James Narbett. 466 31st St.
Richmond.
Complete bids follow:
(1) ded. for omitting auditorium; (6)
omitting certain equipment.
Robert Miller, 141 Madera Ave.,
Modesto $32,790
(1) ded 5.678
(2) add 250
(3) ded 670
(4) ded 150
(5) ded 270
(6) add 25
(7) ded 2,050
Carl Overaa, Richmond $31,647
(1) ded 4,638
(2) add 278
- (3) ded 906
(4) add 42
(5) ded 152
(6) add 59
(7) ded 1,98?
John E. Branagh, Piedmont $35,000
•••- (1) 6,900
H. H. Henning, Stockton $35,904
- (1) 5,373
Sam Eyre, Tracy _ $39,860
(1) 9,500
Bids held under advisement.
BIDS OPENED
TUCSON. Ariz.— M. M. Sundt Con-
struction Co., Tucson, suomitted low
bid to University of Arizona at $553.-
434. for the construction of a science
building, auditorium building, admin-
istration building, infirmary building
and R.O.T.C. stables at the univer-
sity, a PWA project. The science
building will be a three-story struc-
ture, 160x87 feet in area; stable
group, one-story, 196x155 ft.; admin-
istration building, two stories, 61x89
ft.; infirmary, one-story, 121x54 ft.,
and the auditorium, two stories, 207x
141 feet. They will be brick struc-
tures with concrete foundations and
columns, face brick exteriors, tile and
composition roofing, steel windows,
tile spandrels. air conditioning
equipment, stage, etc. Roy Place, 11
E. Pennington St., Tucson, Is the
architect. The bids follow:
M. M. Sundt Constr. Co., (1) all
buildings. $.=)53.434; (2) science build-
ing and stables $206,045; (3) auditor-
ium, administration building and in-
nrmary, ?347.3Sft; (4) for ommlsslon of
administration building, deduct $91,-
942; (5) for omi.ssion of infirmary, de-
duct $33,720; (G) for ommission of
.stables, deduct $24,342.
H. Mayson, (1) $559,653; (2) no bid;
(.3) no bid; (4)$79,G62; (5) $31,187; (6)
$22,940.
Del E. Webb Constr. Co., (1) $599,-
!i9.i.99; (2) no bid; (3) no bid; (4) $92,-
SGG.90; (5) $36,824.50; (6) $27,060.53.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
SCHOOL Cont. Price, $23,672
CRICK, Humboldt Co., Calif.
One - story school building (two class-
rooms, typing department, chem-
istry laboratory, lunch room,
kitchen.
Owner— Orick Elementary School Dis-
trict (Robert S. Davison, Clerk).
Architect — F. T. Georgeson, Eureka.
Contractor — F. J. Maurer & Son, Inc.,
Eureka.
Roofing — Chas. Connett, Eureka.
Plumbing — Paul Cook, Eureka.
Electric Wiring— Baker & Crosby, Eu-
reka.
Sheet Metal— J. P. Ryan, Eureka.
Tile Work — M. Cookson, Eureka.
Glass— W. P. Fuller & Co.. Eureka.
Iron Grille Work— Eureka Boiler W'ks,
Eureka.
Brick Work— M. Cookson, Eureka.
Lathing and Plastering — M. Cookson.
Lumber — Hammond - Little Lbr. Co.,
Samoa.
Patent Sash — Hauser Window Co.,
1370 Harrison St., San Francisco.
Wood, Sash and Mill work— National
Planing Mill, 230 California Street,
San Francisco.
painting — Neleon Bros., Eureka.
Reinforcing Steel— Truscon Steel Co.,
604 Mission St., San Francisco.
Contract Awarded.
ADDITION Cont. Price, $82,737
LOS GATOS. Santa Clara Co., Calif.
Addition to high school (8 classrooms
and music department) reinforced
concrete construction).
Owner— Los Gatos Union High School
District
Architect— W. H. Weeks, 525 Market
St., San Francisco
Contractor — J. D. Carlson, 1331 Sierra
Ave., San Jose.
Plumbing and Heating — Scott Co.. 113
10th St., Oakland, $9679.
Construction will start immediately.
Bids Opened
.'SCHOOL Cost, $34,000
BRISBANE, San Mateo Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco grammar
school (4 classrooms).
Owner — Visitacion Elementary School
District.
Architect — Thos. Edwards, 9 Geary St.
S«n Francisco.
Low Bidder — Meyer Const. Co., 735
Portola Drive. San Francisco.
Complete bids follow:
Meyer Const. Co., S. F $33,890
H. H. Smith, Daly City 34,693
Einar C. Petersen, S, F 36,180
H. L. I'etersen. S. F 36,542
Robert McCarthy ,S. F 36,987
William Martin. S. F 37,390
Hanson Bros.. S. F 38,300
Oliver M. Rousseau, S. F 38,625
C. L. Wold, S. F 40,858
Mooney and McDonald, Burlin-
Kame 42,616
Rids held under advisement.
Award Recommended
SCHOOL Cont. Price, $78,402
SAN RAFAEL, Marin Co., Cal. Fourth
antl E Streets.
One-story frame and stucco grammar
school (ten classrooms and audi-
torium to seat 500).
Ownf-r- San Rafael School D-istrlct.
Architect— N. W. Sexton. deYoung
Bldg., .San Francisco.
<;ontrartor— DeLuca & Son, Inc., 1745
Filbert St., San Francisco.
Contract awarded on work complete
accepting Alternates 1, 6. 7. and 9.
Complete bids published Dec. 31.
BIDS WANTED
SAN DIEGO COUNTY. Cal.— Until
January 24, 7:30 P. M., bids will be re-
ceived by Lakeside Union School
District for the construction of a
school building at Lakeside, San Diego
<;ounty. a PWA project. Plans and
.specifications may be obtained from
the clerk of the school board or from
the architect, Wm. P. Lodge, Fifth
Avenue Bldg., San Diego, upon de-
posit of $15
Award Recommended
ADDITION Cost, $53,922
MILLBRAE, San Mateo County, Cal.
Chad bourne Avenue.
Addition to Millbrae elementary school
(add three new classrooms, en-
large auditorium, new steam heat-
ing system, new plumbing sys-
tem, add new lunch room and gen-
eral repairs) and addition to Lo-
mita Park School (add two new
classrooms, new lunch room, new
steam heating system, new plumb-
ing system and general repairs).
Owner — Millbrate Elementary School
restrict.
Architect— Thos. Edwards, 9 Geary St.
San Francisco.
Contractor — John Looman, 125 Pjirk
Road, Burlingame.
Recommendation made to PWA that
contract be awarded Mr. Looman at
$39,067.
Complete bids published Dec. 30.
Bids Opened.
SCHOOL Cost, $18,193
ELK GROVE, Sacramento Co., Calif.
One-story brick and steel grammar
school.
Owner — Elk Grove Union Grammar
School District (E. V. Polhemus,
Clerk.
Architect— Jens C. Petersen, 812 26th
St., Sacramento.
Low Bidder — Campbell Constr. Co.,
800 R St., Sacramento, at 28,971.
Only other bid submittt>d by C. J.
Hopkinson, Sacramento, at $31,420.
Bids held under advisement.
Award Recommended
SCHOOL Cost, $
SAN FRANCISCO. Bartlett and 22nd
Streets.
New grammar school building (twelve
classrooms) Agassiz School.
Owner— City and County of San Fran-
cisco.
Architect— Masten & Hurd. 233 Post.
Structural Engineer— Walter H u b e r,
Crocker First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Electrical Engineer— Leiand & Haley.
58 Sutter Street.
The Board of Education recommend-
ed that contract be awarded to De-
Luca & Son at $132,674, accepting al-
ternates 1, 2, 3 and 6. No action tak-
en by the Department of Public W'ks.
Complete bids published r>ec. 30.
Commissioned To Prepare Plans
RECON. SCHOOL Cost, $110,000
BERKELEY, Alameda Co., Calif.
Reconstruction of the Lincoln School.
Owner— Berkeley Board of Education.
Engineer— Thos. Chace. 605 Market.
San Francisco and Berkeley Board
of Education.
Bids Opened
GYMNASIUM Coat. $50,000
TUOLUMNE, Tuolumne Co., Calif.
One - story reinforced concrete high
school gymnasium.
Owner— Summerville High School DIst.
Architect— Frank V. Mayo, 108 East
Miner St., Stockton.
Low Bidder— William Buck & Sons. 57
E. Geary St.. Stockton.
Complete bids follow:
(1) deduct; (2) deduct; (3) deduct;
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
17
(4) total of deductions accepted; (5)
total accepting deductions.
Wni. Buck & Sons $65,986
(1) 8,191
_ (2) 11,337
(3) 3,184
(4) 22,712
(5) 43,274
Villadsen Bros., Piedmont $63,000
(1) 6,600
(2) 8.800
_ (3) 3,000
(4) 18,400
_ (5) 44,600
Nelson & Wallace, EscaJon $73,272
(1) 8,727
(2) 6,815
(3) 2.83S
(4) 18,380
(5) 54,892
Recommendation made to the PWA
that contract be awarded to William
Buck & Sons.
16— BANKS, STORES AND
OFFICES
CONTRACT AWARDED
L,es ANGELES, Cal.— F. J. Twaits
Co., Architects' Bldg., awarded con-
tract for modernization and improve-
ments to the Pacific Mutual Life In-
surance Company's home office on the
corner of Sixth ami Olive Sts. John
and Donald Parkinson, Title Insur-
ance Bldg., architects. Cost. $250,000.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Jan.
18, 12 Noon.
MARKET & OFFICES Cost. $
SAN FRANCISCO. Columbus Avenue
and Green Street.
Two-story and basement market and
office building (first floor of rein-
forced concrete, second floor of
steel frame and wood joists.)
Owner — Withheld.
Architect— M. J'. Rist. Phelan Bldg.
Plans Being Completed
ALTERATIONS Cost, $70,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Seventh and Dag-
gett Streets.
Alterations and additions to building
for offices, etc. (steel frame, con-
crete floors, new elevator, steel
flash, toilet facilities, transits sid-
ing on exterior, etc.)
Owner— Glidden Paint Co., 1300 7th St
Engineer — T. Ronneberg, Crocker
BuiMing.
Work Started
ALTERATIONS Cost, $
BURLINGAME, San Mateo Co.. Calif.
Broadway and Capuchino.
Alterations to offices.
Owner — American Trust Co.. 464 Cali-
fornia St., San Francisco.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Plastering— W. Bateman, 1915 Bryant
S-t.. San Francisco.
Work is being done under the own-
er's supervision.
Contract Awarded
BUILDING Cost. $18,000
REDWOOD CITY. San Mateo Co. Cal.
2946 Broadway.
Two-story medico-dental building.
Owner — Redwood City Clinic, Inc.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — E. Steinegger. 371 Ala-
meda de las I'ulgas. Redwood City
Sub-Contracts Awarded
BANK & STORES Cost. $
NAPA. Napa Co.. Calif. Second and
Brown Streets.
rine-story concrete store building and
alterations and additions to bank
building (two entrances. new-
bank fixtures, marble and bronze;
marble floors, new .show windows,
new steam heating system, etc.)
Owner— Capital Co., 625 Market St.,
San Francisco.
Plans by the Const. Dept. of Owner,
625 Market St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Moore & Roberts, 693 Mis-
sion St., San Francisco.
Cement — Calaveras Cement Co.. 315
Montgomery St., San Francisco.
Ornamental Iron, Bronze and Struc-
tural Slel — McNeill - Steinberg
Mfg. Co., 66S Mission Street, San
Francisco.
Lumber— Noyes Lumber Co.. Napa.
Plumbing and Sheet Metal— Schwartz
("ompany. Napa.
Plastering — S. J. Cinnaniond, Napa.
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost. $2000
S-AN FRANCISCO No. 910 Harrison
Street.
Alterations to office and salesroom.
Owner — Electrical Products Corp., 950
30th St.. Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Mullen Manufacturing
Co., 60 Rausch St., S. F.
Planned.
HflLDING Cost, $
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co.. Cal.
No. K Street, bet. 12th and I3th.
New building.
Owner— Carl Koch 3418 L St., Sacra-
mento.
Architect— To Be Selected.
Plans Being Prepared.
MEDICAL-DETNTAL BLDG.
Cost, $20,000
MERCED. Merced Co.. Cal. Nine-
teenth and M Streets.
One-story frame and stucco medico-
dental building (5 dostors' suites)
(California style of architecture).
Owner- Dr. Chester A. Moyle. Merced.
Architect— Chas. Butner. 51 Maple St..
Salinas.
Kids will be asked about Feb. 1.
Preparing Preliminary Plans.
THEATRE Cost, $50,000
SANTA CRUZ. Santa Cruz Co., Calif.
E Pacific Ave. 125 S Soquel St.
Two-story reinforced concrete Class
C store (3 stores), 70x100 feet;
10,000 sq. ft. office space.
Owner — Pacific Amusement Co., 25
Taylor St.. San Francisco.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $10,598
SAN FRANCISCO. No. 821 Market
Street.
Alterations to oflSces in Pacific Bldg
(plumbing, electrical work, re-
moving partitions, install new
partitions, painting and mill work
Owner — Home Owners Loan Corp., 640
California St.. San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor — Lindgren & Swinerton,
225 Bush St.. San Francisco.
Complete bids follow:
Lindgren & Swinerton $10,598
A. F. Mattock 12,486
Barrett & Hilp 13.326
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost. $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO. NE California and
Sansome Streets.
.Mterations to offices.
Owner— Walton N. Moore Co., Alaska
Commercial Building.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— A. M. Hardy. 736 Clem-
entina Street. •
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $8842
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
470-476 Twelfth Street.
Alterations and additions to building.
Owner— S. W. Schutz Estate Co.
Architect— Edwin T. Foulke.s, 357 12th
St.. Oakland.
Contractor— Wilbur C. Cone. 608 16th
St.. Oakland.
Planned.
UEBriLD PLANT Cost. $65,000
MERCED. Merced Co.. Cal.
Rebuild office building (recently de-
stroyed by fire) new silos for
storage of cement, etc.
Owner — Yosemite Portland Cement
Co. (W. A. McCanless in Charge)
Merced.
I'lan."; by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Plans Completed.
ADDITION Cost. $750,000
PORTLAND. Oregon. No. 2741 NW
Vaughn Street.
Nine-story wing addition to store
building (181x122 ft.) fireproof
construction.
Owner — Montgomery. Ward & Co..
Chicago.
[Mans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Kids will be asked shortly.
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost. $5000
EL CERRITO, Contra Costa Co., Cal.
Fairmont Avenue.
Alterations and additions to branch
bank (remove partitions. new
cages, concrete safe.
Owner— Mechanics Bank (Geo. Thorn-
ton. Vice President).
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Elmer Fieethy. 224 16th
St., Richmond.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost. $10,598
SAN FRANCISCO. 821 Market Street.
Alterations to offices in Pacific Bldg.
(plumbing, electrical work re-
moving partitions, install new par-
titions, painting and mill work.
Owner — Home Owners Loan Corp., 640
California Street.
-Vrchitect — Not Given.
Contractor — Lindgren and Swinerton,
225 Bush Street.
Terrazzo Floors— Henry Gervais. 1727
Mission Street.
Glass and Glazing — W. P. Fuller and
Co., 301 Mission St.
Marble — Eastman Marble Co., 209 Mis-
sissippi Street.
Electric — Chas. Langlais. 472 Tehama.
Cashiers' Grilles — Industrial Orna-
mental Iron Bronze & Wir eW'ks.
552 Noe Street.
Plumbing— Higgins & Kraus. 741 Te-
h.'ima Street.
Lathing and Plastering — A. Knowles,
982 Bryant Street.
painting — Raphael Co., 270 Tehama.
Mill Work— Pacific Mfg. Co. ,454 Mont-
gomery Street.
Contract Awarded.
ALTKKATIOXS Cost, $2000
SAN FRANCISCO. No. 645 Grant
Avenue.
Alterations to store building.
Owner — New England Mutual Life In-
surance Co., Flatiron Bldg.
Architect — Not Given.
(Contractor- A. M. Hardy, 736 Clem-
entina St., San Francisco.
1 7— THEATRES
BIDS WANTED— TO CLOSE JAN, 14
SAN BERN.\RDINO, Cal.— Architect
Walter L. Culver, Jr., 20 Fuller Bldg.,
San Bernardino, is taking bids for a
new theater and office building to be
crectetl on Base I^ine and Stoddard
St., San Bernardino, for Dr. J. A. Pat-
terson, 424 Base Line, San Bernardino.
The theater will be operated by Stu-
dio Thoalors. Inc.; Chas. H. Wuerz.
president. 17
PREPARING PLANS
KERN COUNTY, Cal. — Jesse W.
Bace, Ford City, near Taft, is having
Iilans prepared for a new theatre
hiiilfling he proposes erecting In Ford
City. It will have a seating capacity
of 500 and will be air conditioned.
Cost. $20,000.
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Preparing Preliminary Sketches.
ALTERATIONS Cost. $10,000
SAN FRANCISCO. No. 965 Geneva
Avenue.
Alterations to Amazon Theatre (work
involves decorating, new mezza-
nine floor, new balcony, wiring,
painting, etc.)
Owner — T. & D. Theatres, Inc., 2'>
Taylor St., San Francisco.
rians by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Prparing Preliminary Plans.
ALTERATIONS Cost. $50,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Cole and Haight
Streets.
Remodel Haight Theatre.
Owner— Golden State Theatre Co., 25
Taylor St., San Francisco.
Architect — Mark Jorgensen, 321 Bush
St.. San Francisco.
Preparing Working Drawings.
ALTERATIONS- Cost, $20,000
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
K St. between Fifth and Sixth.
Alterations to Cacital Theatre (woik
involves decorating, new wiring
plastering, hot air heating system,
air conditioning system, etc.)
Owner — T. & D. Theatres and Fox
West Coast Theatres, 25 Taylor
St., San Francisco.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Engineer — L. H. Nishkian, 525 Mar-
ket St.. San Francisco.
Plans Being Figured.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $30,000
PETALUMA, Sonoma Co.. Calif.
Alterations to theatre (work involves
changes in foyer, refinish interior,
move stage back, etc.)
Owner — T. & D. Theatres, Inc., 25
Taylor St.. San Francisco.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Ownor.
Engineer— L. H. Nishkian. 525 Mar-
ket St.. San Francisco.
Following will submit bids:
Fred Salih, 25 Taylor St.. S. F.
G. I'. W. Jensen, 320 Market St..
San Francisco.
Vogensen Constr. Co., 100 Wash-
ington St., Petaluma.
Foundation Contract Awarded.
THEATRE Cost, $100,000
SANTA CRUZ. Santa Cruz Co., Cal.
E Pacific Ave. 200 S Soquel.
Two-story Class C reinforced con-
crete theatre (71x160 feet) 1500
seats.
Owner — Pacific Amusement Co., 25
Taylor St., San Francisco.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Engineer — L. H. Nishkian, 525 Mar-
ket St., San Francisco.
Foundations and Excavation — Salih
Bros.. 25 Taylor St., S. F.
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $15,000
VISALIA. Tulare Co.. Calif.
Alterations to store building for
theatre (to seat 650) wood con-
.struction, concrete floors, hot air
and air conditioning system.
electric wiring, etc.
Owner — Fox West Coast Theatres, 988
Market St.. San Francisco.
Architect — S. Chas. Lcc, 2404 W 7th
.'^t., Los Angeles.
Contractor— Salih Bro.";.. 25 Taylor St.
S«n Francisco.
Commissioned To Prepare Plans
ALTERATIONS Cost. $
ALAMEDA. Alameda Co., Calif.
Alterations to Strand Theatre (new
lobby, remodel auditorium, mar-
quee new display frames, new
chairs, drapes, lighting fixtures,
etc.)
Owner — Nasser Bros., 25 Taylor St.,
San Francisco.
Architect — F. F. Amandes, 414 Dew-
ey Blvd.. San Francisco.
Hid.<; will be asked In about 2 week.*!.
Plans Being Prepared.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $
0.\KLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
.■!422 Fruitvale Avenue.
Alterations to Dimond Theatre (new
front, remodel lobby, new drapes,
electric fixtures, etc.)
Owner — Golden State Theatre &
Realty Co.. 25 Taylor St., San
Francisco.
Architect- A. A. Cantin, 222 Kearny
St., San Francisco.
WHARVES & DOCKS
January 3, 1936
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN FRANCISCO. — Kawneer Mfg.
Co., 8th and Dwight Way, Berkeley,
at $4,197 awarded contract by State
P.oard of Harbor Commissioners for
furnishing and installing eleven steel
rolling doors for connecting wharf and
wharf shed at Piers 24 and 26. Frank
G. White, Chief Engineer.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAX FRANCISCO.— Kinear Manu-
facturing Co. of California, 361 Bi-an-
nan St., at $4,197 awarded contract
l>y State Board of Harbor Commis-
sioner.s for furni-shing and installing
eleven steel rolling doors for connect-
ing wharf and wharf shed at Piers
24 and 26. Frank G. White, Chief
Engineer.
TO ASK BIDS
SANTA CRUZ, Santa Cruz Co., Cal.
— Plans and specifications for widen-
ing of the municipal wharf are being
completed and bids for materials will
be asked in the near future. Dan Mc-
Phetres, wharfinger.
19— MISC. CONSTRUCTION
PLANS BEING FIGURED
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Columbia
Pictures Corp., 1438 N. Gower Street,
is taking bids for a new sound stage
to be built at 1438 N. Gower St. It
will be a 1-story, wood frame struc-
ture, 100x300 ft. in area, with wood
roof trusses, wood floors, sound dead-
ening material, structural steel, rein-
forced concrete foundations, sheet
metal work, heating, etc. Cost, $75,-
000. Plans by owner's architectural
department.
Planned.
AIRPORT Cost, $34,000
MARYSVILLB. Yuba Co., Calif.
Improvements at Municipal Airport
(steel frame and corrugated iron
hangar. 50x80 ft.; cement floor).
Owner — City of Marysville.
Plans by Phil J. Divver, City Engi-
neer, Marysville.
Contracts Awarded.
.SWIMMING POOL Cost, $10,000
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co., Calif.
College of the Pacific.
Swimming pool (75x35 ft.) underwater
lighting system, heating system.
Owner— College of the Pacific.
chlorinator. etc.
Architect— H. G. Bissell. 327 E. Chan-
nel St., Stockton.
Engineer — O. W. Gulick, 100 Knoles
Way, Stockton.
Contractor— H. W. Johnson. 1229 W.
Magnolia St.. S-torkton. $4490.
Plumbing and Heating — Miller Hays
Co.. 742 E. Weber St., Stockton,
$2008.
Mechanical Equipment — Scott Ma-
<liint'ry Co.. !m;ii Fol.som St., San
Fianci.sco, $2542.
Electric — Eddy Elcctiic Co.. 309 E.
Weber St., Stockton, $654.
Complote bid.s published Dec. 23.
BIDS OPENED
SAN FRANCISCO.— Following .sub-
mitted identical bids at $46.00 to De-
partment of Public Works for instal-
ling 85% magnesia pipe covering on
Ijoiler heads and steam piping at the
Stanyan Police Station:
Jones Brothers Asbestos Company:
Western Asbestos Company;
Asbestos Company of California;
Standard Asbestos Company;
Plant Rubber & Asbestos Works.
CONTRACT AWARDED
NEAR YUMA, Ariz. — Hugh I>ock-
hart and Guy Hall, 435 H. W. Hall-
man Eldg.. Los Angeles, awarded con-
tract at approximately $41,500 for the
erection of a group of 28 construction
camp buildings at the site of the Im-
perial dam. located 18 miles northeast
of Yuma, for Morri.son-Knudsen Con-
-struction Co., Utah Const. Company
and Winston Bros., contractors for the
dam. F. D. Harrington, 435 H. W.
Hellman Bldg. Los Angeles, architect.
BIDS WANTED
PORTLAND-, Ore.— Until Jan. 21, 3
P. M., bids will be received by the U.
S. Engineer Office, First Portland Dis-
trict, 306 Customhouse, Portland, un-
der Bi-d No. 698-36-239, for drydocking
cleaning, painting, and repairing the
U. S. seagoing hopper dredge Col. P.
S. Michie.
Specifications obtainable from above
office. •
Plans Being Prepared.
GRAND STAND Cost, $110,000
PULLMAN, Washington. State Col-
lege Campus.
Grand stand (105x390-feet) structural
steel roof, frame exterior, built-up
roofing, fir flooring, etc.
Owner — State of Washington.
Architect — Stanley A. Smith, Pullman.
20— MISC. SUPPLIES AND
MATERIALS
CONTRACT AWARDED
CARMICHAEL, Sacramento Coun-
ty, Cal. — Western Pipe & Steel Co.,
4 44 Market St., San Francisco, at |1,-
224 submitted low bid and awarded
contract by the Carmichael Irriga-
tion District, Roy W. Sullivan, Sec-
retary, for furnishing 3,600 ft. of 6-
in.. ll-gauge steel pipe.
The other bids were:
Sacramento Pipe Works $1,287
California Corrugated Culv't Co.
Berkeley _ _ 1.350
CONTRACT AWARDED
OAKLAND, Cal. — W. E. Thomas.
3140 San Pablo Ave., Oakland, at
.$4070 awarded contract by the East
Bay Municipal Utility District. John
Kimball, Secretary, Oakland, under
Proposal No. LS 162, for electric weld-
ing of steel joints on 33,000 feet of
6-in. steel pipe for the distribution
.>;ystem, aggregating about 11,000 lln.
ft. of welding.
CONTRACT AWARDED
OAKLAND. Cal. — Johns-Manville
Salp.« Corp.. 1605 Jeffer.«:on St., Oak-
land, at $16,002 awarded contract by
the East Bay Municipal Utility Dist.,
John Kimball, Secretary, Oakland,
under Proposal No. L.S. 161, for fur-
nishing 16.000 lin. ft. of asbestos ce-
ment pipe for the distribution system.
BIDS OPENED
OAKLAND. Cal.— I'aeiflc Steel Corp.
20ih and Illinois Sts.. San Francisco,
at $2121 submitted low bid to the
East Bay Municipal Utility District.
John Kimball, Secretary, Oakland,
under Proposal No. 710, for furnish-
ing 472 round rods IH-ln. dlam., 36
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ft. 5 in. long, etc., with 472 turn-
buckles.
Corriplete bids follow:
Pacific Coast Steel Corp., $2121.
Korlick MfR. Co., $2227.80.
W. R. Ames Co. (including cartage
of $97.50), $2393.50.
Payne's Bolt Work.«, $2596.
Hubbard & Co., $2915.
Bids held under advisement. • :
BIDS OPENED
OAKLAND. Cal.— Following bids
icceived by the East Bay Municipal
Utility District, John Kimball, Secre-
tary. Oakland, under Proposal No. 711
for furnishing 140.000 ft. of rough
Oregon Pine Lumber f.o.b. Corpora-
tion Yard:
Eureka Mill & Lumber Co $4840
Hogan Lumber Co 4840
B:iy City Lumber Co 4950
E. J. "Wood Lumber Co 5035
Melrose Lumber & Supply Co 5048
Smith Lumber Co 5170
Sunset Lumber Co 5280
Oakland Lumber Co 5610
The bid of Tilden Lumber Co. was
irregular and not declared. •
BIDS OPENED
WATSONVILLh;, Santa Cruz Co.,
Cal. — Bids for furnishing concrete re-
inforcement bars under Pro. No. 3420
were opened by the Dept. of Agri-
culture. nivi.«ion of Purchases, Sales
and Traffic, Dec. 23.
The items were:
(1) 18.400 lbs. round fob Watsonvillo:
(2) 9200 lbs. square do;
(3) 2000 lbs. round fob Caliente;
(4) 2000 lbs. square do;
(5) 1000 lbs. round do.
The bids were:
Baker, Hamilton & Pacific Co.. San
Francisco. (1) $3,125; (2) $2,925; (3)
$4.10; (4) $3.90; (5) $3.80; %%.
Central Supply Co., Watsonville, (1)
$844.10.
Columbia Steel Co., San Francisco;
Ducommun Corp.. Los Angeles, and
I'nion Hdw. & Metal Co., Los Ange-
les, all Item (1) $3; (2) $2.80; (3) $4.05
(4) $3.85; (5) $3.73; i/i'/c.
Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co.,
San Francisco; Concrete Engr. Co.,
Omaha. Neb., and Truscon Steel Co.,
Washington, all item (1) $844.10; (2)
$809.60; (3) $2.08; (4) $148; %%.
Soule Steel Co., Los Angeles, item
(1) $2,975; (2) $2,775; (3) $4 (4) $3.80;
(5) $3.70; Vi%.
Sheffield Steel Corp., Kansas City,
$1.75 cwt. plus 40c, 20c and 10c.
Pacific Coast Steel Co., San Fran-
cisco, item (1) $3,125; (2) $2,925; (8)
$4.10; (4) $3.90; (5) $2.80; %%•
CONTRACT AWARDED
BOULDER CITY, Nevada — Union
I'ortland Cement Co., Denver, at $63,-
960 awarded contract by the Bureau
of Reclamation, A. McD. Brooks, Pur-
chasing Agent, Denver, under Bid
.Vo. A-23236-A. for furnishing 30,000
hbls. of cement for the Boulder Pro-
ject. )
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN FRANCISCO— M Greenberg's
Sons, 765 Folsom St., at $1638.94 for
6800 lbs. ^4 -in. bronze, lead and iron
unions; and the Federated Metals
Corp., 75 Folsom S-t., at $987.98 for
7038 lbs. %-in. "AA" lead pipe and
4000 lbs. %-in. "B" lead pipe, awarded
contract.s by T. A. Brooks, Purchaser
of Supplies, City Hall, under Bid No.
1482.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co.. Cal.—
Calrotk Asphalt Co.. 52.i Market St.,
San Francisco, awarded contract by
San Jo.«!e City Council for furnishing
natural rock a.sph. (Calrork or equal)
fob San Jose for the balance of the
fiscal year ending Nov. 30, 1936.
Complete bids follow:
(1) 50 tons min. quant, natural rock;
(2) 300 tons min. quant, rock, fluxed
or unfluxed;
(3) 1000 tons min. quant. Calrock or
equal, fob -spur San Jose.
Calrock Co., San Francisco
(15 ton min.) (1) $5.00
(40 ton min.) 4.70
(15 ton min.) (2) 4.50
(40 ton min.) 4.20
(15 ton min.) (3) 4.00
(40 ton min.) 3.70
A. J. Raisch, San Jose (1) $5.00
(2) 4.75
(3) 4.60
BIDS OPENED
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Cal.—
Following bids received by San Jose
City Council for furnishing asphalt
concrete paving materials for the bal-
ance of the fiscal year ending Nov.
30, 1936:
(1 ) 25 tons min. quant. Type A as-
phalt concrete (cold plant) •
(la) tlo (hot plant);
(2 ) 25 tons min. quant. Type B sur-
face mi.xture (cold plant);
(2a) do (hot plant);
(3 ) 25 tons min. quant. Type C sur-
face mixture (cold plant);
(3a) do (hot plant);
(4 ) hot liquid asphalt in gallon lots;
(5 )mineral dust filler in 100 lb. sacks.
A. J. Raisch, San Jose (1 ) $7.00
(la) 5.00
(2 ) 7.00
(2a) 5.00
(3 ) 7.00
(3a) 5.50
(4 ) .125
(5 ) .50
Union Paving Co., S. F (1 ) 5.50
(la) 5.50
(2 ) 5.75
(2a) 5.75
(3 ) 8.00
(3a) 8.0(1
(4 ) .10
(5 ) .50
Bids referred to City Engineer.
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i.« full of hot water. The heating chamber
entirely surrounds the boiler so that every
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transmuted to the water. The highest quality
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Bid calls for construction machinery and materials and miscellaneous equipment and supplies purchased by
Federal, state, Municipal and other P ubiic agencies.
CALIFORNIA STATE
SACRAMEXTC'. Cal.— Until Jan. 15.
10 A. M., bids will be received by the
State Purchasing Agent, 319 State
Capitol. Sacramento, under Quotation
No. 12794, as follows
KEQ. 1964G: 2 bulldozers or trailbuild-
ers to be used with "75" tractor;
one fob Pulga and one fob Rich;
KEQ. 19647: 2 .scrapers to be used with
"75" tractor; one fob Pulga and
one fob Rich.
Specifications obtainable from above
office. •
MET. WATER DISTRICT
LO.S AXGELES, Cal.— Until Jan. 27,
2 P. M., bids will be received by the
Metropolitan Water District, 306 \V.
3rd St., Los Angeles, for furnishing
.structural steel radial gates and gate
hoists for same; Spec. No. 141. Bids
may be submitted under any one or
more of four schedules. Schedules 1
arncl 2 are for furnishing 8 radial gates
for wasteways and Schedules 3 and 4
are for furnishing 8 hand operated
hoi.sts for these gates. Schedules 1
and 3 are alternative respectively to
Schedules 2 and 4. Schedules 1 and 3
l)r(n';'de for delivery at the bidder's
plant. Schedules 2 and 4 provide for
delivery fob cars at the railheads
nearest the job or at the bidder's op-
tion for delivery fob trucks at the job.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by a certified or cashier's check in
an amount not less than 10% of the
maximum contract payments possible
under the proposal. Specifications may
be obtaine^l at Room 1007, 306 West
3rd St., upon payment of $2.00 per
set, not returnable. F. E. Weymouth,
Chief Engineer and General Manager.
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Until January
20. 2 P. M.. bids will be received by
the Metropolitan Water District, 306
W. 3rd St., Los Angeles, for fur-
nishing 500,000 Ib.s. of whitewash ma-
terials with ingredients pre-mixed or
separately packaged, in accordance
with Spec. 142, copies of which may
be obtained from the office of the en-
gineer. Room 1007, 306 W. 3rd St.,
upon payment of $2.00 per set, not
returnable. Certified or cashier's check
for 107c. F. E. Weymouth, general
manager and chief engineer.
CANAL ZONE
PANAMA CANAL ZONE — Until
January 16. 10:30 A. M.. bids will be
received by A. L. Flint. General Pur-
chasing Officer, The Panama Canal,
Washington. D. C, under Schedule
No. 3116, for furnishing miscellan-
eous supplies and equipment, includ-
ing:
Wood turning lathe, band saw, band
.saw and jointer, metal forkers' cray-
on.*, chain links, expansion anchors,
hinges, rim latches. drawer locks,
wardrobe locks, refrigerator ca.sters,
.screw hooks, motor starting switches,
toggle switches. apparatus cable,
stove wire. lighting fixtures, belt
lacing, tallow pots, screws, copper
tacks, brass washers, varnish brush-
es, vrire brushes, oil stones, lantern
globes megaphones, cane webbing,
steel conduit, phenolic insulation,
rectifiers, disconnect switches, cable,
copper wire and air hose.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office and from the Assistant
I'nrchasing Agent, "The Panama Ca-
nal, Fort Mason. San Francisco.
PANAMA CANAL ZONE. — Until
January 27, 10:30 A. M., bids will be
received by A. L. Flint, General Pur-
chasing Officer, The I'anama Canal,
Washington, D. C, under Schedule
No. 3117, for furnishing 20,000 barrels
of Portland cement (376 lbs. net per
barrel; to be delivered in non-return-
able 6-ply multiple-wall paper bags.
Delivery is desired in two lots, the
first lot to consist of 10,000 barrels to
be delivered about March IS, 1936, and
the second lot of the remaining 10,-
000 barrels to be delivered prior to
June 30, 1936.
Specifications obtainable from above
office and from the Assistant Pur-
chasing Agent The Panama Canal, Ft.
Mason, San Francisco.
U. S. FOREST SERVICE
GOVERNMENT ISLAND. Cal.— Un-
til January 13. 2 P. M., bids will be
received by H. R. Marsh, Assistant
Supply Officer, Forest Service Supply
Depot, Government Island, Oakland as
follows:
BID No. 3111: (1) 1800 ft. %-in. water
hose; (2) 96 ft. 2»/4-in. suction
hose; f.o.b. bidder's shipping point
and/or Government Island.
BID No. 3112: Three water tanks 150-
gallon capacity; f.o.b. bidder's
shipping point and/or Government
Island.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office.
GOVERNMENT ISLAND. Cal.— Un-
til January 13, 2 P. M., bids will be
received by H. R. Marsh, Assistant
Supply Officer, Forest Service Suppiy
Depot, Government Island, Oakland,
under Bid No. 3109, for furnishing 100
rooter tooth sockets for various trail-
builder moldboards, and 300 rooter
teeth for inserts on various trailbuild-
er moldboards.
Delivery fob bidder's shipping point
and/or Government Island.
Specifications obtainable from above
office.
RECLAMATION SERVICE
BOULDER CITV, Ne v. —Until Jan.
31, 2 I'. M., bids will be received by
the Bureau of Reclamation, Denver,
under Spec. No. 759-D. for furnishing
and delivering fob cars at the ship-
ping point and/or Boulder City:
(1) 6,850 l.f. 5,000-v(ilt varnished cam-
bric-insulated cable;
(2) 420,000 l.f. 5,000- 1,000- and 600-
volt rubber insulated cable;
(3) 3.150 l.f. special insulated cable:
(4)14.000 l.f. rubber and asbestos in-
sulated cable.
The cable will be installed by the
flovernment in Boulder Power Plant,
Boulder Canyon Project.
Specifications obtainable from above
office without charge to prospective
bona fide bidders; to others, $.50 not
returnable.
DENVER, Colorado— Until Febru-
ary 6. 2 P. M., bids will be received by
the Bureau of Reclamation. Denver,
under Spec. No. GO J. for furnishing
and delivering f.o.b. cars at the ship-
ping point and/or f.o.b. cars at rail-
road de.stin.-ition four 36-in., two 48-in.
two 60-in. and two 84-in. diameter in-
terior or internal <1ifrercntial needle
valves for installation in the outlet
works at Agency Valley Dam, Vale
Project, Oregon; Moon Lake Dam,
Moon Lake Project. Utah; Taylor
I'ark Datn, Uncompahgre Project,
Colorado; and S-eminoe and Alcova
Dams, Casper-Alcova Project, Wyo.
The valves will be installed by the
Government.
Specfications obtainable from the
above office without charge to pros-
pective bona fide bidders; to others.
$5 not returnable.
STANISLAUS COUNTY
MODESTO, Stanislaus Co., Calif.—
Until January 20, 3 P. M., bids will
be received by the Modesto Irrigation
District, C. S. Abbott, Secretary. 823
nth Street, Modesto, for furnishing
approximately 3,020 barrels of cement
in paper bags, to be delivered fob
Warehouse, Woodland Avenue Yard,
Modesto.
Specifications obtainable from above
office.
MODESTO. Stanislaus Co., Calif.—
Until January 20. 3 P. M., bids will
be received by the Modesto Irrigation
District, C. S. Abbott, Secretary, 823
Uth Street, Modesto, for furnishing
and delivering 1,820 c.y. of sand and
1.220 c.y. of rock for use at nineteen
locations along the canals and later-
als of the District.
Specifications obtainable from above
office.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, D. C— Bids will be
received by the Bureau of Supplies
& Accounts, Navy Dept., Washington.
D| C, for furnishing miscellaneous
supplies and equipment, as follows:
INDICATORS, lamp-type fuse; Mare
Island and San Enego. Sch. 6850;
Jan. 10.
CONTACT makers, motor operated;
Mare Island. Sch. 6865; Jan. 10.
CABLE, electric; Mare Island and Pu-
get Sound. Sch. 6831; Jan. 10.
MACHINE, sheet metal working brake
Mare Island. Sch. 6889; Jan. 14.
CABLE. 150 ft. welding, and 4 elec-
tric arc welding sets and spares;
Mare Island. Sch. 6873; Jan. 14.
GUM. 45,000 ll«5. Batavia damar; Mare
Island. Sch. 900-9011; Jan. 15.
CABLE, 14.300 ft. brush-holder; Mare
Island. Sch. 6906; Jan. 17.
Information obtainable from above
office and from Headquarters. 12th Na-
val Dist., 100 Harri.son St., San Fran-
cisco.
SACRAMENTO CITY
(".\RMICHAEL. Sacramento Coun-
ty. Cal.— Until January 20, 7:30 P.
M.. bids will be received by the Car-
inichael Irrigation District. Roy W.
Sullivan. Secretary. Box 1427. Route
5. Sacramento, for furnishing:
(1) 2.200 l.f. 10-in., 12-gauge. welded
steel pipe;
(2) 2.000 l.f. 14-in., 12-gauge. welded
steel pipe:
Bids are to be separate for each
size pipe, including sales tax, and fob
Carmichael; delivery to be made by
truck.
Specifications obtainable from above
office.
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]IE>MeiM]E)ERIMe- MEWS
NEWSINDEX
For convenient reference, news
reports in this section are classi-
fied as follows:
21.— BrldD«> 30. — Resenoirs and
22.— Dredging. Harb»r Dami
Work*. Excava. ji.—pipe Lines and
23.— Irrigation ProJ. Weill
24.— St. Light. Systems
25.-Machinery and 32.-Sewers ^^ S'*""'
Equipment Disposal Plants
26.— Railroads 33.— Water Works
27— Flro Alarm Sys. 34 _park$ & Play-
28. — Fire Equipment .
I9:-Stre.t. A HUh. «'^'»'"'"
Miyi 35. — Tunnels
21—
BRIDGES
BIDS WANTED
SrOKANE COUNTY, Wash.— Until
Januar.v 21. 10 A. M.. bids will be
received by L. V. Muirow, Director of
Highways, Olympia, for grading, sur-
facing, constructing bituminous sur-
face treatment, plant mix type Class
K, and a concrete and steel overcross-
in'g on about 0.5 miles of county road
(Hardesty Road) N. P. Railway Over-
crossing at Parkwater, involving
about 10.410 cu. yds. excavation; 17
tons bituminous cement; 2345 cu. yds.
concrete: 531,000 lbs. steel reinforc-
ing bars; 387,000 lbs. structural carbon
.steel; and other items.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the above office upon deposit of
$2 per set.
CONTRACT AWARDED
TKHAMA COUNTY. Calif.— N. M
Ball Sons Co.. P. O. Box 404. Berke-
ley, at $91,790 awarded contract by
the State Highway Commi^ssion, Sac-
ramento, for the construction of an
undergrade crossing under the tracks
of the Southern Pacific Railroad about
one-half mile south of Red Bluff, con-
sisting of two reinforced concrete
abutments with steel superstructure
and approximately 0.45 mile of roavl-
way to be graded and paved with
Portland cement concrete pavement.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SANTA CLARA COUNTY. Calif.—
Barrett & Hilp, 918 Harrison S... San
Francisco, at $152,897.10 awarded the
contract by the State Highway Com-
mission, Sacramento, for the construc-
tion of an undergrade crossing undor
the tracks of the Southern Pacific Co.
at Lafayette Street in H,-- ita Clara.
CONTRACT AWARDED
GRANT COUNTY, Ore.— Tom Lillc-
bo, Reedsport, at $62,818 awarded con-
tract by the Oregon State Highway
Commission, R. H. Baldock, State
Highway Engineer, Portland, for the
construction of a bridge over North
Fork of the John Day River and 0.48
mile grading and surfacing on the
Long Creek-Monument County Road
at Monument.
Bids were opened Nov. 30 and re-
ferred to the engineer with power to
award contract. i
CONTRACT AWARDED
SOL-TH SAN FRANCISCO, S-an Ma-
teo Co., Cal. — James D. Neall, at
1922.50 sul)mitted low bid and award-
ed contract by the South San Fran-
cisco City Council for furnishing and
driving 41 30-ft. untreated. Dougla.s
Fir piles, and making cut-offs for the
bridge to be constructed on Linden
Avenue, between Railroad Ave. and
the Bayshore line of tlie Southern
Pacific Company, a WPA project.
Complete bids follow:
James D. Neall $ 922.50
M. B. McGowan, Inc 963.50
Healy-Tibbitts Constr. Co 1160.30
Duncanson-Harrelson Co 1908.55
BIDS WANTED
SHASTA COUNTY, Cal.— Until Jan.
24, 2 P. M., bids will be received by
the Slate Highway Engineer, Public
Works Bldg., Sacramento, for borings
to be made at the site of the proposed
combination highway and railroad
bridge over the Pitt River, to be con-
structed in connection with the Ken-
net t Dam.
The work involves:
(1) 90 active days rental of equipment.
(2) 200 lin. ft. furnishing 6-in. casing
(3) 1000 lin. ft. carbon loss.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the office of the State Highway
Engineer, P. O. Box 1499, S«.cramento.
BIDS OPENED
GOVERNMENT ISLAND, Cal.— Fol-
lowing bids received by H. R. Marsh.
Assistant Supply Officer, Forest Ser-
\ice Supply Depot, Government Island
Oakland, under Bid No. 3108, for fur-
nishing one 30-foot structural steel
beam span, including all steel, bolts
for field connections, etc., for Sucker
Run Bridge:
Bethlehem Steel Co., $412 fob Ala-
meda.
Independent Iron Works, $477 fob
Oakland.
Schrader Iron Works, $490 fob San
P'rancisco.
Golden Gate Iron Works, $486 fob
San Francisco.
Judson - Pacific Co., $449 fob San
Francisco.
Western Iron Works. $498 fob San
Francisco.
Moore Dry Dock Co., $598 fob Oak-
land.
Herrick Iron Works, $424 fob Oak-
land.
Bids held under advisement.
BIDS OPENED
GOVERNMENT ISLAND. Cal.— Fol-
lowing bids received by H. R. Marsh,
Assistant Supply Officer, Forest Ser-
vice Supply Depot, Government Island
Oakland, under Bid No. 3107, for fur-
nishing one 55-ft. struc. steel beam
si)an. including all steel, bolts for field
connections, etc., for the South Fork
Kaweah River bridge:
Bethlehem Steel Co., $960 fob Ala-
meda.
Independent Iron Works, $1,237 fob
Oakland.
Herrick Iron Works, $1,050 fob Oak-
land.
CAPITAL CITY
TITLE COMPANY
J. C. PALEN,
Manager
914 Seventh Street
Sacramento :: California
Golden Gate Iron Works, $1,130 fob
.Sail Francisco.
Schrader Iron Works, $1,140 fob San
Francisco.
Jud.son - Pacific Co., $1,086 fob San
Francisco.
Moore Pry Dock Co., $1,210 fob Oak-
land.
Kyle & Co., $985 fob Fresno.
22— DREDGING, HARBOR
WORKS, EXCAVATION
LOW BIDDER
GRESHAM, Oregon — Parker-Schram
Co.. Couch Bldg., Portland, at $94,115
on concrete, and at $103,917 on clay
pipe, submitted low bid to the Gres-
ham City Council, Geo. W. Page, cilv
recorder, for construction of a sani-
tary sewer system, storm water sys-
tem and sewage disposal plant.
H. L. Gilbert, 707 Couch Building,
Portland, engineer.
BIDS OPENED
SAN DIEGO, Cal.— Bids received by
U. S. Treasury Dept., J. W. Knox.
State Procurement Officer, 49 Fourth
St., San Francisco, under Invitation
No. 434 for placing 1,700,000 cu. yds.
dredged material in 28th St. recrea-
tional area:
(A) San Francisco Bridge Co., 503
Market St., San Francisco, $1475 per
day for furnishing 22-inch hydraulic
dredge guaranteed capacity 8,000 c.y.;
(B) Standard Dredging Co., 325 Cen-
tral Bldg., Los Angeles, $1575 per day
lor furnishing 24-in. hydraulic dredge
guaranteed capacity 10,500 cu. yds.
BIDS OPENED
SAN DIEGO, Cal.— Bids received by
U. S. Treasury I>epartment, J. W.
Knox. State Procurement Officer, 49
Fourth St., San I-^ancisco. und°r In-
vitation No. 448 for placing 436,000 cu.
yds. dredged material adj.icent to U.
S. Bulkhead Line between Station.} 108
and 182:
Sparkes & McClellan, 23rd and ('on-
tral. Newport Beach, $435 per day for
furnishing 14 - inch hydraulic dredge
guaranteed capacity 2.200 cubic yards.
Standard Dredging Co., 325 Central
Bldg., Los Angeles. $800 per day for
furnishing 18 - inch hydraulic drc-dge
guaranteed capacity 3,600 cu. yds.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SEAL BEACH, Orange Co., Cal.—
Rohl-Connolly Co.. 43.M Valley Blvd.,
Los Angeles, at $71,162 submitted low-
bid and awarded contract (subject to
approval by the I'WA) by the Seal
Beach City Council January 2, for
construction of the Anaheim Landing
jetty, approximately 1400 ft. in length.
The work involves:
(1) 13.040 tons. Class "A" rock;
(2) 12.700 tons Class "B" rock;
(3) 4.200 tons Class "C" rock.
The bids were:
Rohl-Connolly Co.— (1) $2.30, (2)
$2..30. (3) $2.30; total, $71,162.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott, San Pe-
dro— (1) .f2.3S. (2) $2.28, (3) $2.36;
total, $72,283.20.
Shannahan Bros.. Los Angeles— (1)
.T2.58. (2) $2..58. (3) $2.58; total, $79,-
S25.20.
23~IRRIGAT10N PROJ.
BIDS OPENED
FRE.VCHTOWN PROJECT. Mont.—
Bates & Hale, Missoula, Montana, at
$48,329.50 submitted low bid to Bureau
of Reclamation, J. W. Taylor, resi-
dent engineer, Missoula, under Spec.
No. 062, for construction of the di-
22
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
versiun works and structures, Main
Canal, Krenchtown Project.
Bids were taken as follows:
SCHEDULE 1— Diver.«ion Works;
SCHEDULE 2— Structures Main Canal
Station 1 plus 00 to Station S'Ji
plus 39.5.
Complete bids follow:
Bates & Hale, Missoula: Schedule 1,
$22,035; Schedule 2, $26,294.50; total,
$48,329.50.
Barnard Curtiss Co., Jlinncapolis:
Schedule 1, $24,487.50: Schedule 2, $27-
110.80; total, $51,598.30. Stipulations,
all or none.
Nick Burgraff, Inc. and J. W. Bren-
nan, Idaho Falls: Schedule 1, $33,278;
Schedule 2, $29,221.20; total $02,499.20.
Bids held under advisement.
The work is located near Missoula,
and the principal items of work in-
volved are:
( 1) 14,900 c.y. all classes excavation
and stripping;
( 2) 5,700 c.y. compacted earth fill;
( 3) 3,550 c.y. backfill;
{ 4) 4,770 c.y. rock fills;
( 5) 1,140 c.y. riprap;
( 6) 770 s.y. dry-rock paving;
( 7) 884 c.y. concrete;
( 8) placing 72,000 lbs. reinf. bars;
( 9) laying 993 l.f. 18- to 36-in. con-
crete pipe;
(10) laying 926 l.f. of 12- to 24-lnch
corrugated metal pipe;
(11) erecting 42 MFBM of timber in
structures;
(12) erecting 350 l.f. of No. 144 metal
flume, and
(13) installing 23,700 lbs. of gates and
misc. metalwork.
Work shall be commenced within SO
<-alendar days and completed within
135 calendar days from date of receipt
of notice to proceed.
NO BIDS RECEIVED
TURLOCK. .'^tani.'^laus Co., Cal.— No
bivls were received by the Directors
of the Turlock Irrigation District Jan.
6 for concrete lining in the Hudelson
Ditch, in the Glendora Colony west
of Turlock. The work will probably
be rendvertised later.
R. V. Meikle, chief engineer.
BIDS WANTED
TURLOCK, Stanislaus Co., Calif. —
Until January 14, 2 P. M., bids will be
received by Turlock Irrigation Dis-
trict, R. V. Meikle, Chief Engineer,
for construction of canal and levee lin-
ing in the main canals of the District.
Estimated cost, $165,000. The work
will be financed in part by a I'WA al-
lotment.
Bids will be taken as follows:
SCHEDULE 1.— Installing reinforc-
ed concrete headgate at head of tun-
nel intake above I>a Grange I>am. (To
be done by force account.)
SCHEDULE lA.— 2,200 c.y. rock ex-
cavation, enlarging forebay of the La
Grange power plant.
SCHEDULE 2.— Removing loose rock
in Main Canal below the forebay and
excavating a top-wall trench. (To be
done bj- force account.)
SCHEDULE 3.— 129.200 sq. ft. 2-ln.
concrete levee lining. Main Canal
above Peasley fill.
SCHEDULE 4.-252,884 sq. ft. con-
crete levee lining below Owens Res-
ervoir.
SCHEDULE 5. — (1) — 12,450 sq. ft.
lining levees. Main Canal above Hick-
man Bridge;
(2) 60 c.y. concrete deck on bridge.
SCHEDULE 6.— Already contracted
.•ind work underway.
SCHEDULE 7.-129,600 sq. ft. levee
lining, Turlock main canal, Montpeller
Roatl to Drop No. 4.
SCHEDULE 8.— (D— 185,050 sq. ft.
levee lining, Turlock Main Canal,
Monte Vista Road to Drop No. 7:
(2) 77.5 c.y. reinf. cone, canal drop.
SCHED-ULE 9.— Already contracted
and work underway.
S<^HEDULE III. — (D — 37,495 sq. ft.
< analing lining, Hanford Ditch; 200 l.f.
raivving old lining nine inches;
(2) 130.045 sq. ft. canaling lining,
Freitas Ditch; 43 c.y. cone, in struc;
(3) 69,926 .sq. ft. canal lining. Shoe-
make Ditch; 25 c.y. cone, in struc;
(4) 28.000 sq. ft. canal lining, Hol-
den Ditch; 4 c.y. cone, in structures;
(5) 174,164 sq. ft. canal lining Hugli-
.«on Ditch; 30 c.y. concrete instruc;
■■',0 l.f. 42-in. pipe.
Plans and specifica,tions for the work
are on file at the office of the Chief
Engineer where they may be viewed
by prospective bitlders.
PERMITS ISSUED
SACRAMENTO, Cal. — Permits to
appropriate water issued by the De-
Ijartinent of Public Works, Division of
Water Resources, during December
1935:
460S, Application 8194 (Modoc Coun-
ty) issued to A. J., and Walter Can-
trail, Likely, Calif., December 4, for
200 ac. ft. per annum storage from
Clear Lake for use for stock watering
purposes and irrigation of 340 acres.
Est. cost, $100.
4669, App. 8469 (Tehama County),
issued to U. S. Lassen National For-
est, Susanville, Calif., Dec. 5, for
5000 G.P.D. from Lost Creek Spring
for use for recreational purposes.
4670. App. 8475 (Siskiyou County)
issued to U. S. Klamath National
Forest. Yreka, Calif., Dec. 5, for 16,-
OUO g.p.d. from an unnamed spring for
domestic purposes.
4671. App. 8397 (Nevada County) is-
sued to Jim Consolidated Mining Co.,
Ltd., Graniteville, Calif.. Dec. 5, for
1.2.J c.f.s. from Little (Tlanyon Creek
for mining and domestic purposes.
Est. cost $150.
4672, App. 8464 (El Dorado County)
issued to Thomas A. Simpson, King
City, Calif., Dec. 10 for 0.5 c.f.s. from
Spiing Creek for mining and domestic
purposes. Est. cost $100.
4ii73. App. 8219 (Siskiyou County)
issued to Alice Livesay, Fort Jones,
Calif., Dec. 13. for 2 c.f.s. from Bould-
er Creek for power purposes. E.st.
cost. $700.
4B74. App. 8357 (Humboldt County)
issued to Billie Martin, Weitchpec.
Calif., Dec. 13, for 3 c.f.s. from Indian
Creek fur mining purposs. Est.
cost $1000.
4675, App. 8409 (Del Norte County)
issued to Francis M. Stump, Crescent
City, Calif., Dec. 17, for 0.1 c.f.s.
from Rock Creek for domestic pur-
poses and irrigation of 2 acres. Est.
cost $200.
4676, App. 8470 (Riverside County)
issued to Lewis Ben Bueter, Los An-
geles, Calif., Dec. 21, for loOO gallons
per day from an unnamed spring for
domestic purposes and irrigation of
8 acres. Est. cost $500.
4677, App. 8449 (Trinity County), is-
sued to Anton Weber, Trinity Alps.
Calif., Dec. 21. for 50,000 g.p.d. from
Snow Slide Gulch for domestic pur-
poses. Est. cost $150,000.
4678, App. 8459 (Tuolumne County)
issued to I'eter J. Domick and Nicko-
los Glumac, Alameda, Calif., Dec. 27.
lor 0.333 c.f.s. from Jackass Creelj for
mining purposes. Est. cost $800.
25 — MACHINERY AND
EQUIPMENT
BIDS OPENED
BOULDER CITY, Nev. — Following
bids received by the Bureau of Rec-
lamation, r>tnver, January 2. under
!>pec. No. 755-D, for two ventilating
duct systems and two motor-driven
exhaust fans for the Arizona and Ne-
vada tunnel plug outlet works, and
four ventilating duct systems and four
motor-driven exhaust fans for the up-
per and lower Arizona and Nevada
penstock tunnels at Boulder Dam.
Bids were taken as follows:
(1) 2 systems;
(2) 4 systems;
V-i) 2 fans;
(4) 4 fans.'
Complete bids follow:
Andel & Co., Chicago: (1) $2,990; (2)
$37,845; (3 and 4) no bids; fob Chicago.
American Blower Corp., Detroit: (1
and 2.. no bids; (3) $395; (4) $2,474; (3
and 4 combined) $2,869; fob Boulder
City.
Electric Ventilating & Engr. Co. Inc.
New York; (1) $2,280; (2) $20,647; (3)
$522; (4) $3,694; (1 and 2 combined)
$22,400; systems fob Brooklyn; fans
fob Boulder City.
Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg. and Supply
Co., Denver: (1, 2 and 3 no bids; (4)
$2,560; fob Boulder City.
Paper, Calmensnn & Co., St. Paul:
(1) $3,369; (2) $53,724; (1 and 2 con>-
bined) $55,593; fob St. Paul.
J. Herman Co., Los Angeles (1)
$1,.210; (2) $27,700; fob Los Angeles.
Consolidated Steel Corp., Ltd., Los
Angeles: (1) $1,687; (2) $32,625; (3)
$825; (4) $3,989; fob Los Angeles.
Rees Blow Pipe Mfg. Co., Inc., Los
Angeles: (1) $1,500 fob L. A.; (2) $2!.-
995 fob L. A.; (1 and 2 combined) $23-
395 fob L. A.; (3) $768 fob Berkeley;
(1. 2 and 4 combined) $25,895 fob Ber-
keley; (4) $2,450 fob Boulder City. (1
2. 3 and 4 combined) $26,645 fob Boul-
der City.
B. F. Sturtevant Co.. Inc.. Kansas
City. Mo.: (1. 2 and 3) no bids; (4)
^2,450 fob Boulder City.
Calarage Fan Co., Kalamazoo, Mich.
(1, 2 and 3) no bids; (4) $2,805 fob
Boulder City.
CONTRACTS AWARDED
CASPER, Wyoming— Contracts for
furnishing transformers and electrical
eeiuipment for dragline stations at the
Casper Alcova Project, have been
awarded by the Bureau of Reclama-
tion, Denver, under Spec. No. 740-D.
as follows:
(1) 12 100 kv-a. transformers;
(1-alt.) 12 100 kv-a. transformers with
full capacity taps;
(2) 4 69 kv. lighting arresters;
(3) 12 4kv. lighting arresters;
(4) 4 69 kv. air-break switches;
(.'i) 1 69-kv. air-break switch;
(6) 12 69-kv. expulsion fuses;
(7) 4 outdoor switching and metering
units.
(1-alt.) Pennsylvania Transformer Co.
Pittsburgh, $19,386; f.o.b. Casper,
net.
(2) General PJIectric Co., Schnectady,
X. Y.. $7496.62; f.o.b. Casper; net.
(3) General Electric Co., Schnectady.
$68.88.
(4. 5 and 6) Johnson Mfg. Co., Atlan-
ta. $3300; f.o.b. Casper; net.
(7) Kelman Elec. & Mfg. Co., Los An-
geles. $4575; f.o.b. (3asper; net.
28 — FIRE EQUIPMENT
January 8. 1936
CONTRACT AWARDED
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Seagrav)B
Cor])., at $13,S00 awarded contract by
the Sacramento City Council for fur-
nishing a new 1,000-gallon pumping
engine tor the Fire Department.
29— STREETS AND HIGH-
WAYS
CONTRACT AWARDED
SONORA, Tuolumne Co.. Calif. — N.
M. Ball Sons Co.. P. O. Box 404, Ber-
keley, at $12,572 awarded contract
(subject to PWA approval) by the So-
nora City Council for street paving.
Complete bids published Dec. 24.
Robt. Thom, City Engineer. PW.\
has allotted a frant of 45% of the to-
tal estimated cost,. 29
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
23
LOW BIDDER
NAVAJO COINTY. Arizona — boc
Moor. Bfis.-ett Tower Bldg.. i^^ I'aso
Texas, at J107.S30 svibinitted low bit!
to the Arizonn State Highway Coiii-
niission. I'hoenix. January :>. for high-
wav construction on tlie Hill) rook -SI.
Jolins Highway. Wl'H 42; A.F.IO. 262.
The work, which is to begin at about
six miles southwest of Holbrook and
extend easterly approximately 9.G
miles, consist of gradinK, draining and
surfacing with select material, and is
to be completed on or before Septem-
ber :50. l'j:iG. The principal items are:
15.800 c.y. rdwy. excav.;
4.900 c.y. drainage excav.;
150 c.y. struc. excav.;
32,700 sta. yds. overhaul;
134,500 c.y. imported borrow;
67,900 c.y. mi. imported borrow;
44.400 c.y. select material, CIP;
470 c.y. Class A concrete;
41,400 lbs. reinf. ateel;
988 l.f. CMP (3 sizes);
11,000 l.f. grader ditches;
450 M. gals, sprinkling;
400 hours rolling;
1,000 sq. yd.s. salvaging and relaying
old oil mix and ABC.
BIDS REJECTED
LOS AXGKLES COUNTY. Cal.— All
bids received by the Division of High-
ways, S. V. Courtelyou, District En-
gineer, Los Angeles, December 16 for
0.2 mile paving with a.sphalt concrete
on Los Feliz Road in the City of Glen-
dale bet. San Fernando and Southern
Pacific Railroad, have been rejectwl
by the State Highway Commission,
Sacramento.
P. K. Akmadzich. 3028 Gilroy Street,
Los Angeles, at $10,887 submitted low
bid.
BIDS REJECTED
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Cal.— All
bids received by the State Highway
Engineer, Los Angeles, December 5,
for about 3.7 miles grading in Sepul-
veda Blvd., Los Angeles, between San
Fernando Road and Brand Blvd., have
been rejected by the State Highway
('ommission at Sacramento, and the
work will be readvertised.
J. L. McClain. 5850 Brynhurst Ave.,
Los Angeles, at 1555,334 submitted low
bid.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SNOHOMISH CO., Wash.-Tlie Bu-
reau of Public Roads contemplates the
advertisement for bids for the clear-
ing of approximately 3.724 miles of
the South Fork Stillaguamish High-
way in Snohomish County, beginning
at the east end of the present grad-
ing contract (Sta. 30G plus 79) and
extending eastward to Sta. 503 plus
00. The contract involves 40 acres of
clearing only and will be designated
Project 7-D: $20,000 are available for
the improvement. Preparation of cer-
tain phases of the special provisions
may delay this advertisement until
too late to examine the project in the
field and in order that interested con-
tractors may be in a position to sub-
mit bids, they are advised to examine
the project at this time. Information
regarding plans, etc., may be obtain-
ed at the office of the Bureau of Pub-
lic Roads, 316 New PostofTlce Bldg.,
Portland. The project is located ap-
proximately 13 miles east of the town
of Granite Falls, Wash. W. H. Lynch,
District Engineer.
CONTRACT AWARDED
NAPA COUNTY. Cal.— Union Pav-
ing Co., 624 Call Bldg., San Francisco,
at $67,523.50 awarded contract by the
State Highway Commission, Sacra-
mento, for about 6.3 miles grading
and constructing a bridge in Napa
County between St. Helena and Lark-
mearl .Station.
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY— Potato Slough Bridge— (State)
SAN JOAQIIN COUNTY. Calif.—
Bodenhanier Constr. Co.. Box 67, Oak-
land, at $171,869.25 submitted low bid
to the State Highway Commission,
Sacramento, for about 0.25 mile grad-
ing and surfacing with road - mix
surfacing and constructing a steel
truss swing bridge across Potato
Slough on the Lotli-lsleton Road. The
t-pan will be installed on a central
concrete pier supported on a timber
Iiile foundation; main span will be 287
ft. 3Jj-in. in length and will provide
a 24-ft. clear roadway and 3-ft. side-
walks on each side. The contract in-
cludes mechanical and electrical in-
stallation.
The work involves:
( 1) 200 M. gals, water;
( 2) 300 c.y. rdwy. excav., unclass. ;
( 3) 885 c.y. structure excavation;
( 4) 150 c.y. ditch and channel excav.
( 5) 42.000 c.y. imported borrow;
( 6) 17 sta. finishing rdwy.;
( 7) 303 c.y. salvaged surfacing;
(8) 900 tons crush, gravel or stone
base;
( 9) 6.5 tons liquid asph. SC-2 (prime
coat);
(10) 845 tons mineral aggregate (road
mix surfacing) ;
(11) 43 tons liquid asphalt ROMC-3 or
ROMC-4;
(12) 21.000 lbs. bar reinf. steel;
(13) 484 c.y. Class A Portland cement
concrete (struc);
( 1).
( 2).
( 3).
( 4).
( 5).
( 6).
( 7).
( 8).
( 9).
(10).
(11)
(12).
(13).
(14).
(15).
(16).
(17).
(18).
(19).
(20).
(21).
(22).
(23).
(24).
(25).
(26).
(27).
(28).
(29).
(30).
(31).
(32).
(33).
(34)..
(ID
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
(19)
(20)
(21)
(22)
(23)
(24)
(25)
(26)
(27)
(28)
(29)
(30)
(31)
(32)
(33)
(34)
415 c.y. do (footing blocks);
600.000 lbs. struc. steel;
242 MFBM Douglas fir timber;
11 MFBM dense, select, all heart
structural redwood;
5 MFBM select, all heart, struc-
tural redwood;
18,500 l.f. furnishing Douglas fir
piling;
2,900 l.f. furnishing redwood do;
441 each driving timber piles;
150 c.y. gravel (backfill);
85,000 lbs. machinery;
1 only operator's house;
1 lot electrical equipment;
1 lot trafHc gates;
I lot misc. bridge items;
34 l.f. 12-in. CMP;
54 l.f. 18-in. CMP;
160 l.f. laminated guard railing;
160 each guide posts;
0.11 mile new property fence;
0.04 mile moving and resetting
property fences;
II each monuments.
Total bids follow:
Oak-
(A) Bodenhamer Constr. Co.,
land. $171,869.25.
(B) E. T. Lesure, Oakland, $176,447.
(C) Lord and Bishop, Sacramento,
$176,932.
(D) M. B. McGowan, Inc., San Fran-
cisco, and C. W. Caletti, San
Rafael, $197,935.50.
(E) George G. Pollock Co., Sacra-
mento. $210,240.40.
Unit bids follow:
\)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
2.00
$ 1.50
$ 2.00
f 1.00
$ 2.00
.50
1.00
.60
1.00
1.50
9.00
9.00
7.00
30.00
8.00
.50
2.50
1.50
4.00
3.00
.40
.40
.65
.60
.75
10.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
20.00
.75
2.00
1.50
1.00
2.50
1.75
3.34
1.70
2.00
4.00
20.00
19.00
20.00
20.00
35.00
2.00
3.00
2.50
2.50
5.00
20.00
20.00
28.00
20.00
35.00
.06
.06
.05
.05
.05
20.00
25.00
22.00
30.00
42.00
20.00
24.00
20.00
20.00
37.00
.08
.08
.074
.075
.072
90.00
73.00
70.00
46.00
95.00
125.00
105.00
100.00
150.00
130.00
125.00
100.00
100.00
150.00
135.00
.25
.25
.35
.20
.23
.60
.56
.60
..50
.55
20.00
12.00
15.00
20.00
11.00
2.00
3.50
3.00
.50
3.00
.25
.26
.27
.33
.28
500.00
2.000.00
1,000.00
2,000.00
2,500.00
1,000.00
12,118.00
12,000.00
9.250.00
14.000.00
900.00
1.060.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
2,400.00
1,000.00
2,199.00
1,150.00
1.00
2.00
1.50
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.50
2.00
2.00
3.00
1.50
1.50
1.25
1.00
2.00
1.00
2.00
2.50
2.00
2.50
700.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
120.00
500.00
500.00
400.00
500.00
80.00
3.00
4.00
3.00
3.00
10.00
SAN FRANCISCO — FIRE CISTERNS — (CITY)
SAN FRANCISCO.— Sibley Grading
& Teaming Co., Ltd., 165 Landers St.,
at $17,976.50 submitted low bid to the
Department of Public Works, City
Hall, under Spec. No. 18,872, for con-
struction of three reinforced concrete
first cisterns. Group 1, in connection
with A.W.S.S. for fire protection.
(1) One 75.000-gal. reinforced concrete
cistern at Pine Street and Van
Ness Avenue.
(2) One do at Post St. and Van Ness
Avenue;
(3) One do at Ellis St. and Van Ne.ss
Avenue;
(A)
(1) $5900.00
(2) 5900.0(1
(3) 5900.00
(4) 2.00
(4) 84 c.y. excavation and backfill, test
trenches;
(5) 217 sq. ft. repaying test trenches.
Total bids follow:
(A) Sibley Grading & Teaming Co.,
$17,976.50.
(B) C. C. W. & H. H. Haun, $18,731.10
(C) MacDonald & Kahn Co.. Ltd..
$19,269.40.
(D) Mills Const. Co., $20,159.25.
(E) W. J. Tobin, Oakland, $24,729.95.
(F) Chas. L. Harney, $25,391.10.
.\11 bidders of San Francisco unles.s
otherwise noted.
Unit bids follow:
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
$6180.00
$6400.00
$6645.00
$8190.00
$8400.00
6180.00
6400.00
6645.00
8190.00
8400.00
6180.00
6400.00
6645.00
8190.00
8400.00
1.50
1.50
2.00
1.00
1.50
(5).
.50
.20
.25
.35
.30
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
BIDS WANTED
IX V() COUNTY, Cal.— Until Jan. 29.
2 P. M.. bids will be received by the
State Highway Commission, Sacra-
mento, for about 7.3 miles grading
and surfacing with road-mix surfacing
in Inyo County between Big Pine and
Keough Hot Springs.
The work involves
( 1) 80 acres clearing and grubbing
right of way;
( 2) 5.460 M. gals, water;
( 3) 59,000 c.y. rdwy. excav.. unclass.;
( 4) 403,000 sta. yds. overhaul;
{ 5) 77,500 c.y. imported borrow;
( 6> 1,800 c.y. ditch and channel ex-
cavation ;
( 7) 1,700 c.y. struc. excav.;
( S) 390 sta. finishing roadway;
( 9) 200 tons liquid asph. SC-2 (prime
coat);
(10) 15,500 tons mineral aggregate'
(road-mix surfacing);
(11) 860 tons liquid asphalt SC-3 (road
mix surfacing);
(12) 8 miles preparing, mixing, shap-
ing roadbed (road-mix surfac-
ing);
(13) 110 tons liquid asph. SC-3 (shoul-
ders);
(14) 80 tons liquid asphalt MC-3 (seal
coat);
(15) 485 tons sand (seal coat);
(16) 5,400 l.f. paved gutters;
(17) 2,300 lbs. bar reinf. steel (struc.)
(18) 54 c.y. Class A Portland cement
concrete (structures);
(19) 138 l.f. 8-ln. CMP;
(20) 44 l.f. 18-in. CMP;
(21) 1.514 l.f. 24-in. CMP;
(22) 48 l.f. 48-in. CMP;
(23) 44 l.f. 72-in. CMP;
(24) 146 l.f. cleaning and relaying C
M P culverts;
(25) 249 l.f. cleaning and salvaging C
M P culverts;
(26) 15 each spillway assemblies;
(27) 10 each headwalls removed and
disposed of;
(28) 0.72 mile removing and disposing
of property fences;
(29) 14.03 miles new property fences;
(30) 9 each drive gates;
(31) 2 each walk gates;
(32) 15 each removing and resetting
timber guide postS;
(33) 20 each guide posts';
(34) 31 each culvert markers;
(35) 73 each monuments complete in
place;
(36) 1.800 l.f. 1/a-in. galv. iron water
pipe line.
Plans and specification.*! obtainable
at the office of the State Highway En-
gineer. P. o. Box 1499, Sacramento,
and on file at the office of the Dis-
trict Engineer in San Francisco. Los
Angeles and Bishop.
BIDS RETURNED UNOPENED
MOHAVE COUNTY, Arizona — All
bids received by the Bureau of Pub-
lic Roads. 807 Sheldon Bldg., San
Francisco, December 17, for placing
bituminous treated surfacing on Sec-
tions A, B, C. D and E of Federal
Lands Highway Project No. 2. the
Kingman-Etiulder Dam Highway, a
length of 25.277 miles, and the bids
for furnishing liquid asphaltic road
materials for use on the above project,
have been returned unopened.
The work will be done by the
State of Arizona, who will issue a call
for bids in the near future. •
BIDS WANTED
SUTTElt COUNTY. Cal. — Until
January 20, 10:30 A. M., bids will be
received by the Division of Highways,
C. H. Whitmore, District Engineer,
703 B St.. Marysville. for about 0.1
mile grading and paving with Port-
land cement concrete, and construct-
ing curbs and gutters in Yuba City,
on Plumas Street, between Bridge St.
and Scott St.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the above office. •
EL CENTRO — SEWAGE SYSTEM — (CITY)
EL CENTRO. Imperial Co.. Cal.— A.
& B. Construction Co., 912 So. At-
lantic Blvd.. Hynes, Calif., at $249,097
.>^uhmitted low bid to the El Centro
City Council, December 30, for con-
.>;t ruction of a sewage pumping plant
and outfall sewer emptying into the
New River, about 35,000 lin. ft. from
plant to discharge point. Plans for
the project wore prepared by Koebig
& Koebig, Rowan Bldg., Los Angeles,
consulting engineers, and Phil W.
Knight, City Engineer, El Centro.
The work will be financed by a bond
i.ssue of $280,000 voted October 30 and
a PWA grant of $130,909.
The bids were referred to the City
Engineer and the Consulting Engi-
neers for checking and report January
9.
The work involves:
( 1) 14.000 lin. ft. 27-in. vit. clay pipe,
extra strength:
( 2) 21.000 lin. ft. 27-in. vit. clay pipe
standard strength:
( 3) 3970 lin. ft. 15-in. vit. clay, stand-
ard strength;
( 4) 570 ft. 18-in. C. I. pipe, fittings.
etc.;
( ,">) 2855 ft. 4-in. C. I. pipe, class 150;
( G) 59 manholes, G-ft. diam., brick;
( 7) 13 manholes, 5-ft. diam.. brick:
( 8) 11 manholes. 4% -ft. diam., brick
( 9) Pumping plant, complete:
(10) Fence around pumping plant;
(11) S'ignal system from water plant
to sewage plant (10.000 lin. ft.
distance); 50,000 lin. ft. S-ga.
wire cross - arms, insulators,
.signal lights, switches, and fit-
tings.
Miscellaneous quantities not bid as
separate items include:
2.000 cu. yds. excavation;
352 cu. yds. concrete;
35.000 lbs. reinf. steel;
14.67 M.B.M. form lumber;
2.5 M.B.M lumber for plant build-
ing framing;
2.0 M.B.M. piling lumber;
340 sq. yds. metal lath and plaster;
1.100 sq. ft. composition shingles;
Miscellaneous extras such as hard-
ware, electrical, etc. :
1 600 G. P. M. motor driven pump
1 900 .G. P. M. motor driven pump
1 1200 G. P. M. motor driven
pump;
1 150 G. P. M. motor driven pump
1 2800 G. P. M. pump to be in-
stalled (furnished by city).
Tte total bids were:
(A) A. & B. Constr. Co., Hynes.
$249,097.
(B) Gogo & Rados and J. L. Kruly.
Los Angeles. $265,939.50.
(C) Marko Matick, Los Angeles. $272.-
669.90.
(I)) Frank Doran. San Diego. $285,-
022.50.
(E) Daley Corp.. San Diego, $289,921.
(F) Drainage Constr. Co., Lynwood,
$293,294.
(G) .1. C. Hickey, Alhambra. $296.-
445.90.
The unit bids were:
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(B)
( 1)....
( 2)....
( 3)....
( 4)....
( 5)....
( 6)....
( 7)....
( S) ....
( 9)....
(10)....
(11)....
70 $
6.14 $
5.40
2.25
8.00
1.00
115.00
105.00
100.00
2G.500.00
500.00
2.00
5.00
.90
140.00
130.00
120.00
30,000.00
1.000.00
6.33 $
5.92
2.67
8.50
1.00
140.00
80.00
80.00
29,700.00
570.00
6.50 $
6.00
3.50
(;.50
1.50
200.00
130.00
150.00
28.000.00
1.000.00
7.10 $
5.80
2.75
10.00
1.25
195.00
115.00
185.00
30,000.00
500.00
(F)
7.30 $
6.20
3.00
7.20
1.10
215.00
115.00
110.00
23.000.00
850.00
(G)
7.00
6.00
2.80
5.50
1.38
225.00
120.00
120.00
34.500.00
600.00
3.500.00 3.600.00 980.00 2.000.00 3.000.00 2.500.00 3.000.00
SAN FRANCISCO— 12-IN. & 16-IN. FEEDER MAINS — City
SAN FRANCISCO— Lowrie Paving
Co.. Inc.. 1540 16th St., at $58,375.30
submitted low bid to the Pubtlic Uti-
lities Commission, City Hall, under
Spec. No. W.D. 58, for laying 12- and
16-in. feeder mains in the Central
part of S-an Francisco.
The work involves:
(1 ) 850 roundabout cuts, removal of
balls and sockets from 16-inch
wrought iron submarine pipe;
(2) 6.700 l.f. cleaning of 16-in. wrought
iron pipe;
(3 ) 6.700 l.f. dipping 16-in. do;
(4a) 21.130 l.f. excavation and backfill
for 12-in. pipe trench, 24x44-In.;
(4b) 7.000 l.f. excavation and backfill
for 16-ln. pipe trench. 30x48-ln.;
(5 ) 1.000 c.y. additional excavation
and backfill;
(6 ) 1,900 sq. ft. additional pavement
removal and replacement:
(7a) 21,130 If. installation of 12-lnch
bell and spigot cast iron pipe;
(7b) 400 l.f. installation of 16-ln. do;
(7o) 6.600 l.f. installation of 16-inch
wrought iron pii>e;
(8 ) 92.640 lbs. installation of fittings,
etc.;
(9a) 7,700 l.f. making Joints for pipe
and fittings, 12- and 16-in. cast
iron B&S;
(9b) 530 joints, making Joints for pipe
and fittings, 16-ln. wrought iron.
complete;
(10) 68,800 sq. ft. repavement.
Total bids follow:
(A) Lowrie Paving Co., $58,375.30.
(B) Eaton & Smith, $64,264.50.
(C) E. J. Treacy, $64,576.10.
(D) W. J. Tobin, $66,846.20.
(E) Fay Improvement Co., $67,159.10.
(F) MacDonald & Kahn Co., Ltd.,
$67,753.40.
(G) R. B. McNair and H. Gould, Oak-
land. $73,410.20.
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
( 1 )..
$1 25
$1.07
.52
$ .90
.60
$1.00
.55
$ .97
$ 1.00
$ .85
( 2 )
70
.65
.50
.66
( 3 )
27
.28
.20
.20
.20
.30
.16
( 4a)
55
.94
1.05
-.85
.76
1.00
1.00
( 4b)
70
1.00
1.00
1.60
.76
1.30
1.75
( 5 )
50
1.25
.29
.80
.30
1.75
.30
1.50
.30
1.00
.30
1.50
( 6 )
30
.30
( 7a)
15
.16
.26
.15
.25
.80
.25
( 7b)
22
.25
.285
.22
.20
.40
.30
( 7c)
22
.07
.30
.22
.20
.40
.20
( 8 )
02
.03
.31
.02
.28
.03
.30
.0475
.38
.01
.30
.03
( 9a)
30
.80
( 9b)
..„ 7.00
8.80
8.00
6.00
8.95
12.00
8.40
(10 )
30
.226
.185
.24
.268
.16
.225
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
25
BIDS REJECTED
MKNDOCINO COUNTY. Calif.— All
bids received by the State Highway
Commission, Sacramento. Dec. 18. for
about 14.5 miles grading in Mendo-
cino County between Longvale and
Dos Rios. have been rejected and the
work will be readvertised.
Hemstreet & Bell. 501 11th St., P.
O. Box .')50. Marysville, submitted low
bid at $322,940.
CONTRACT AWARDED
KINCS COUNTY. Cal.— I.. F. Piaz-
za. 2'Jt; N Sixth St.. San Jose, at $18.-
127.75 awarded contract by the State
Highway Commission. Sacramento for
grading shoulders on about 6.3 miles
in Kings County between two miles
south of Lemoore and 1^4 miles east of
Stratford.
BIDS WANTED
MKNDOCINO COUNTY, Cal.— Until
January 29, 2 P. M., bids will be re-
ceived by the State Highway Com-
mission, Sacramento, for about 14. u
miles grading in Mendocino County
between Longval* and Dos Rios.
The work involves:
( 1) 70 acres clearing and grubbing
right of way;
( 2) 325.000 c.y. rdwy. excav., unclass.
( 3) 480.000 sta. yds. overhaul;
( 4) 2.650 c.y. struc. excav.;
( 5) 765 sta. finishing rdwy.;
( 6) 3,000 l.f. round timber;
( 7) 14 MKBM redwood timber, select,
all-heart, struc. grade;
( 8) 2,750 l.f. 12-in. CMP;
( 9) 2.050 l.f. 15-in. CMP;
(10) 780 l.f. 18-in. CMP;
(11) 980 l.f. 24-in. CMP;
(12) 310 l.f. 30-in. CMP;
(13) 600 l.f. 36-in. CMP;
(14) 3,250 l.f. timber surface culvert.<!.
Plans and specifications obtainable
at the cfllce of the State Highway En-
gineer, P. O. Box 1499, Sacramento,
and on file at the office of the Dis-
trict Engineer in San Francisco, Los
Angeles, and Eureka.
Bids on thie project were previous-
ly opened Dec. 18 at which time Hem-
street & Bell. Marysville, submitted
low bid at $322,940.
LOW BIDDER
MENDOCINO COUNTY, Cal.— Hel-
wig Const. Co., 115 S. Main St., Se-
bastopol, at $5,688 submitted low bid
to the Division of Highways, J. W.
Vickrey. District Engineer, Eureka,
for about 0.2 mile widening existing
highway and surfacing with river-run
gravel, placing corrugated metal cul-
verts and drop inlets, in Mendocino
Cf.tmty near I^ane's Redwood Flat.
BIDS WANTED
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Calif.—
Until January 30, 2 P. M., bids will
be received by the State Highway En-
gineer, SUte Bldg., Lo.s Angeles, for
about 3.7 miles widening and surfacing
with asphalt concrete in IjOS Angeles
County between Trafllc Circle and
l^f)S Angeles Street.
The work involves
( 1) 330 M. gals, water;
( 2) 8,200 c.y. rdwy. excav.. imclass.;
( 3) 3.600 c.y. subgrade blending ma-
terial;
( 4) 19.100 sq. yds. subgrade blending:
( 5) 21.750 sq. yds. preparing subgrade
( 6) 196 sta. fini-shing rdwy.;
( 7) 245 tons mineral agregate (plant-
mixed surfacing);
( 8) 15 tons liquid asphalt MC - 5 or
MC extra heavy (plant - mixed
surfacing) ;
( 9) 2 tons liquid asphalt MC-2 (prime
Cfiat ) ;
(10) 21,750 sq. yds. preparing, mixing
and shaping shoulder.s:
(11) 22 tons liquid asph. SC-2 (shoul-
der prime coat);
(12) 13.i tons do (shoulders);
(13) 25 tons liquid asph. 90-95 (.shoul-
der seal coat):
(14) 275 tons screenings (shoulder seal
coat);
(16) 0,900 tons asphalt concrete (base
and leveling courses);
(16) 2,500 tons asphalt concrete (sur-
face course).
Plans and specifications obtainable
at the office of the State Highway En-
gineer. P. O. Box 1499, Sacramento,
and on file at the office of the Dis-
trict Engineer in San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
BIDS WANTED
STATE OF "WASHINGTON— Until
January 21, 10 A. M., bids will be re-
<'eived by L. V. Murrow, Director of
HiKhways. Olympia, for highway con-
.«t met ion us follows:
Douglas County: Grading and sur-
facing about 1.0 miles of county road
(Farmer - Withrow Road). Farmer
North, involving about 13.500 cubic
yards of excavation. 2800 cu. yds. of
crushed stone surfacing, 249 lineal
feet of pipe culverts and other items.
Kitsap County: Clearing, grading
and surfacing about 1.7 mile of coun-
ty road (Suquamish-Millers Bay Rd.)
Suquamish North, involving about 1
acre of clearing. 25.150 cu. yds. of
excavation. 4270 cu. yds. of crushed
stone surfacing, 627 lin. ft. of pipe
culverts and other Items.
Chelan County: Constructing a bi-
tuminous surface treatment Road
Mix Type Class "B" and a bituminous
retread .surface on about 4.2 iniles of
city streets in the City of Wenatchee,
involving about 573 tons of bitum-
inous cement and other items; also a
<'ity Project constructing light bi-
tuminous surface treatment on about
10.3 miles of city streets, in the City
of Wenatchee. involving about 676
tons of bituminous cement and other
items.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the above office upon deposit of
$2 per set.
BIDS WANTED
MARICOPA COUNTY. Ariz —Until
January 24. 2:00 P. M., bids will be
received by the Arizona State High-
way Commission, Phoenix, for high-
way construction on Phoenix - Yuma
Highway. WPGH 46-B and WPGH 46-
C. AFE 8073. The work, whicli ex-
tends from the west end of the Cold-
water bridge (about 15 miles west of
Phoenix) southwesterly over a new
highway location about 8.8 miles in
length, consists of grading, draining
and furnishing and placing of A. B.
C. and cutback oil cake (road or plant
mix) and is to be completed on or
before Dec. 15. 1936.
The work involves:
12.100 c.y. roadway excav.;
46.800 c.y. drainage excav.;
1.100 c.y. structure excav.;
154.500 c.y. imported borrow;
359.400 c.y. mi. imported borrow haul;
28.200 tons aggregate base course (C
I P);
873 c.y. Class A concrete;
92.300 lbs. reinf. steel;
08.400 lbs. structural steel;
1.366 l.f. C M pipe (various .sizes);
4,050 l.f. road guard;
59.300 If. line fence;
1.165 sq. yds. removal of cone. pave.
1.500 l.f. steel piles (H column.-s):
50 each driving piles (steel H col-
umns);
11.400 tons mineral aggregate;
838 tons cutback asphalt:
8.75 miles proces.sing road-miX;
1.400 tons screenings:
S43 M. gals, .sprinkling;
375 hour.s rolling:
4.o.';o sq. yds. removing and stock-
piling oil cake.
altp:rnative items
14.400 tons plant mix;
717 tons cutback asphalt;
8.75 miles placing plant mix.
Funds in the amount of $238,000
have been programmed for the con-
struction of this project. T. S. O'-
Connell, State Highway Engineer.
CONTRACT AWARDED
I.,.\NK COUNTY. Ore. — Itschner and
Rigdon. Barlow, at $89,142 awarded
contract by the Oregon State Highway
Commission, I'ortland. R. H. Baldock.
State Highway Engineer, for six miles
of grading on Awbrey-Eugene Sec-
tion of Junction City-Eugene Secon-
dary Higiiway. Bids were opened Nov.
30 and referred to the engineer with
]>ower to awaid (•ontra<-t.
CONTRACT AWARDED
JOSEPHINE COUNTY. Ore.- E. C.
Hall, Eugene, at $38,362 awarded con-
tract by the Oregon State Highway
Directors, R. H. Baldock, State High-
way Engineer. Portland, for 2.09 miles
grading, surfacing, and oil mat sur-
face treatment on Gray's Creek-Pow-
er.s Ranch Section of Williams Secon-
dary Highway.
Bids were opened Nov. 30 and re-
ferred to the engineer with power to
award contract. i
BIDS WANTED
MOHAVE COUNTY. Arizona— Until
January 24. 2:30 P. M.. bids will be
received by the Arizona State High-
way Commission, Phoenix, for high-
way construction on A.shfork - King-
man Highway. WPGH 118 - A. AFE
6638. The work, which is located
about 35 miles northeast of Kingman,
consists of grading, draining and fur-
nishing and placing of aggregate base
course over a new highway location
about 2.1 miles in length and is to
be completed on or before Feb. 15.
1937.
The work involves:
3.000 c.y. stripping pit.s;
1(11.500 c.y. roadway excavation;
3,900 c.y. drainage excavation;
20,200 c.y. slides and overbreakage;
300 c.y. structure excavation;
24.900 sta. yds. overhaul;
3.300 c.y. mi. haul;
4,500 c.y. imported borrow;
1,500 c.y. mi. imported borrow haul;
14.200 tons A. B. C. (CIP);
221 c.y. Class A concrete;
29.600 lbs. reinf. steel;
62.300 lbs. structural steel;
780 l.f. steel piles (H columns):
26 each driving piles (steel H col-
umns) ;
914 l.f. C M pipe (3 sizes);
7.152 l.f. road guard;
14.000 l.f. line fence;
350 M. gals, sprinkling;
350 hours rolling:
365 l.f. rail bank protection.
Funds in the amount of $235,000
have been programmed for the con-
struction of this project. T. S. O'-
Connell. State Highway Engineer.
BIDS WANTED
SAN DIEGO COUNTY. Cal.— Until
January 30. 2 P. M.. bids will be re-
ceived by the State Highway Bngi-
ner. State Bldg.. Los Angeles, for
about 3.3 miles grading in San Diego
County on Palomar Mountain Road
between Iron Spring Creek and the
Observatory Site.
ITie work involves:
( 1) 173 sta. clear and grub right-of-
way;
( 2) 500 M. gals, water;
( 3) 138.500 cu. yds. rdwy. excav. \m-
class. ;
( I) 132.500 sta. yds. overhaul:
( 5) 1650 CM. yds. struc. excav.:
( C) 10.000 cu. yds. importd selected
material;
( 7) 173 sta. finishing roadwtiy;
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ACiFiC C0NSTRUC10R
( S) 14S6 lin. ft. 18-in. CMP;
( 0) 512 lin. ft. 24-in. CMP;
(10) IK) lin. ft. 30-in. CMP:
(11) 370 lin. ft. 36-in. CMP:
(12) 128 lin. ft. 48-in. CMP;
(13) 68 Un. ft. 8-in. perf. metal pipe
underdrain.s;
(14) 120 lin. ft. 75-in. multi-plate CMP
(15) (iO cu. yd.«. rubble ma.sonry:
(16) 0.3 mile remove exist, fences;
(17) 1050 each border stones.
Plans and specifications obtamabic
at the office of the State Hiphway En-
>;ineer. P. O. Box 1499, Sacramento,
and on file at the office of the Dis-
trict Engineer in San Francisco, Lcs
Angeles and San Diego.
Bids on this project were previously
opened December 6, at which time the
Daley Corp., San Diego, submitted
the lowe.'^t bid at $^29,813.
CONTRACT AWARDED
ALAMEDA COU'NTY, Cal.— Lee .1.
Immel, 1031 Evelyn St.. Berkeley, at
$1360 awarded contract by the Bu-
reau of Public Roads, San Francisco,
for placing surfacing on a driveway
and parking lot at Government Island.
Alameda County.
tion of a $6,000,000 dam and improve-
ments on the Verde River, to provide
additional water supply for the irri-
gation of district lands. The project
will be constructed by the Bureau of
Reclamation. i
BIDS WANTED
LOS ANGELES COUNTV, Calif.—
Until January 30, 2 P. M., bids will
be received by the State Highway En-
gineer, State BIdg., Los Angeles, for
about 0.6 mi. grading ami paving with
asphalt concrete in Los Angeles Co.
through Sunland, between Fenwick St.
and Scoville Avenue.
The work involves
( 1) 34 stations clearing and grubbing
right of way;
( 2) 20U M. gallons water;
( 3) 4,500 c.y. rdwy. excav., unclass.;
( 4) 10,500 sta. yds. overhaul:
( 5) 2,500 c.y. imported borrow;
( 6) 800 c.y. struc. excavation;
( 7) 5,200 sq. yds. subgrade for pave.;
( 8) 34 sta. finishing rdwy.;
( U) 725 tons mineral aggregate (plant
mixe^.! surfacing);
(10) 40 tons liquid asphalt MC-5 or
MC extra heavy (plant - mixed
surfacing);
(11) G tons liquid asphalt MC-2 (prime
coat) ;
(12) 11.000 sq. yds. preparing, mixing
and shaping shoulders;
(13) 140 tons liquid asph. SC-2 (shoul-
ders);
(14) 12 tons do (shoulder prime coat);
(15) 12 tons liquid asph. 90-95 (shoul-
der seal coat);
(16) 140 tons screenings (do);
(17) 4,200 tons asphalt concrete;
(18) 14,000 lbs. bar reinf. steel (struc.)
(19) 200 c.y. Class A Portland cement
concrete (struc);
(20) 100 l.f. 18-in. CMP;
(21) 110 l.f. removing and salvaging
existing culvert pipe;
(22) 650 c.y. Class A Portland cement
concrete (curbs, gutters, side-
walks);
(23) 6,500 .sq. yds. asph. paint binder;
(24) 7,000 pounds misc. iron and steel
(struc);
(25) 9,500 lbs. steel rail assemblies;
(26) 700 l.f. curb armor;
(27) 310 c.y. removing and disposing
of existing concrete.
Plans and specifications obtainable
al the office of the State Highway En-
gineer, P. O. Box 1499, Sacramento,
and on file at the office of the Dis-
trict Engineer in San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
30— RESERVOIRS & DAMS
GEOLOGIST RETAINED
SAXTA BARBARA. Calif.— City of
.Santa Barbara has employed Dr. John
I'. Buwalda, geologist, of Pasadena, to
report on the suitability of the Shef-
field Reservoir site for the proposed
dam and reservoir enlargement proj-
ect and for the filtration plant. The
city will spend $200,000 on the former
and $160,000 on the latter. Ordinances
authorizing the issuance of bonds
have passed the first reading before
the city council. Plans are being pre-
pared by Quinton, Code & Hill and
Leeds & Barnard, 601 W 5th St., Los
Angeles, consulting engineers. Bonds
in the sum of $348,180 were voted Oct.
8 as the city's contribution to procure
a $331,420 Federal PWA allocation.
The total expenditure of $679,600, how-
ever, included three minor projects
and a WPA water distribution system.
The four major projects are:
Sheffield Dam and Reservoir, PWA:
Estimated cost, $202,500; federal grant
$91,125; city, $111,375.
Filtration Plant. PWA Project: Es-
timated cost. $160,000; federal grant.
$72,000: city's share, $88,000.
El Cielito Reservoir. PWA Project:
Estimated cost. $28,100; federal grant
$12,645; city's share, $15,455.
La Mesa Reservoir. PWA Project:
Estimated cost, $36,000; federal grant.
$16,200; city's share, $19,800.
Victor H. Trace is the city water
.superintendent. t
SUB-CONTRACTS AWARDED
ALL-AMERICAN CANAL, Arizona.
— Sub-contracts awardesl by Morrison-
Knudsen Co., Utah Const. Co., and
AN'inston Bros. Co., contractors for the
Imperial Dam, All - American Canal
Project, are:
Excavation to Geo. W. Condon Co.,
Omaha, Neb.
Pile driving to Merritt-Chapman and
Scott Corp., 780 Wilmington-Redondo
Road, San Pedro. 1
31_PIPE LINES & WELLS
TO ASK BIDS SHORTLY
\-ALLEJ(^. Solano Co., Cal— Plans
and specifications for the replace-
ment of about 6000 feet of pipe in
the Gordon Valley pipe line with 24-
in. cast iron pipe, and construction of
a residence for the city laboratory
engineer and his assistant at Flem-
ing Hill reservoir have been ap-
proved by the City Council, and bids
will be asked shortly.
Plans for the engineer's residence
are being prepared by Architect Chas.
E. J. Rogers, Phelan Bldg.. San
Francisco.
The I'WA has allotted a grant of
$:<0.150 to aid in financing the project.
T. I>. Kilkenny. City Engineer. 31
PLANNED
I'HOENIX. .Arizona— The Salt River
Valley Water Users' Assn. on Dec. 28
approved by a vote of ai)pr<)ximatel>'
S to 1, a proposal for the construc-
LOW BIDS
RIVERSIDE and San Pernardino
Cos., (^al. — Following arc the three
low bids ond each schedule under
Specifications No. 137. received by the.
Metropilitan Water District for the
construction of ?.bout 16.7 miles of
pipe lines between Cajaico mivI I"<in-
tana.
SCHEDULE 1-1
Conslruetion of pre - cast nuicitte
pipe for the I'pjier Feeder of the Col-
orado River Aqueduct distribution sys-
tem between Stations 31 plus 50 and
l.')j plus 00: pipe diameter il-ft. 8-in.;
length 12,277 feet.
(A) American Concrete & Steel Pipe
Corp., $540,611.
(B) United Concrete Pipe Corporation,
$553,202.
(C) Griffith Co., $569,235.
SCHEDULE 2-S
Construction of steel pipe for the
Upper Feeder of the Colorado River
Aqueduct distribution system between
Stations 155 plus 00 and 807 plus 00;
pipe diameters 9-ft. 8-in. to 11-fL 6-ln.
Length, 54,530 feet.
(A) Western Pipe & Steel Co., $4.-
047,374.
(B) Chicago Bridge & Iron Works.
$4,143,810.
(C> Bethlehem Steel Corp., $4,343,178.
SCHEDULE 2-K
Construction of steel oipe for lh«»
Upper Feeder of the Colorado River
Aqueduct distribution system between
Stations 155 plus 00 and 707 plus 00;
pipe dia. 9-ft. 8-in. to 12-ft. 0-in.;
length, 54,530 ft.
(A) Western Pipe & Steel Co., $4,-
094,630.
(B) Chicago Bridge & Iron Works,
$41.96,124.
(C) Bethlehem Steel Corp., $4,398,310.
SCHEDULE 2-B
Construction of the Santa Ana Riv-
er bridge and piers for the Upper
Feeder of the Colorado River Aqueduoi
Distribution System.
(A) Western Pipe & Steel Co.. $159,-
663.00.
(B) Chicago Bridge & Iron Works.
$184,900.00.
(C) Bethlehem Steel Corp.. $200,950.
SCHEDULE 3-P
Construction of pre - cast concrete
l)ipe for the Upper Feeder of the Col-
orado River Aqueduct distribution sys-
tem between Stations 707 plus 00 and
926 plus 00- pipe diameters. 11-ft. 8-in.
Length. 20.'l24 feet.
(A) American Concrete & Steel Pipe
Co., $880,639.
(B) United Concrete Pipe Corporation,
$927,744.
(C) Wood & Bevanda. $973,680.
SCHEDULE 3-S
Construction of steel pipe for the
Upper Feeder of the Colorado River
Aqueduct distribution system between
Stations 707 plus 00 and 926 plus 00;
pipe diameter 12-ft. 0-in.; length. 20,-
124 feet.
(A) Western Pipe & Steel Co.. $1.-
169.330.
^B) Chicago Bridge & Iron Works. $1-
230,679.
(C) Bethlehem Steel Corp., $1,335,973.
NOTE: The American Concrete and
Steel Corp. offered a deduction of $49.-
360 for award of both Schedules 1-P
and 3-P, making a net total of $1,-
371,890.
32— SEWERS & SEWAGE
DISPOSAL PLANTS
FUNDS GRANTED
S-UNSET BEACH. Orange Co.. Cal.
— A I'WA grant for 45'/r of the cost
of the proposed sewer system and
sewage disposal plant for Sunset
Beach Sanitary District has been ap-
proved by the Public Works Admin-
istration. The total cost is estimated
at $81,000. The PWA allotment pro-
vides for the outright grant and also
covers the $45,000 bond issue voted
la.st year.
The project involves:
Treatment plant (est. at $15,000);
12,000 ft. 8-in. vit. sewer pipe;
11,000 ft. 6-in. vit. sewer pipe;
S.500 ft. 1-in. vit. sewer pipe;
49 standard manholes;
5 fiush tanks.
J. A. Armilage. Coast Highway and
Boardwalk. Sunset Beach, is presi-
dent and S. H. Neil, secretary of the
district.
Alva J. Smith. 810 Boyston Street.
>'a.xadena. is the consulting engineer.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
27
BOND ELECTION
STOCKTON. San Joaquin Co., Cal.
— City Council has set February 18 as
the date of a special election to vote
on a proposal to issue $110,000 in bonds
to secure a I'WA allotment of $200.-
000 which will finance construction of
trunk line sewers and $50,000 for pur-
chase of fire equipment.
A contract for construction of the
first unit of the trunk line sewers was
awarded December 11 to W. J. Tobin.
3701 Balfour Ave., Oakland, at $42.-
447.11.
RIVERSIDE & SAN BERNARDINO COUNTIES — CAJALCO
FONTANA PIPE LINE — (MET. DIST)
BIDS WANTED
I'KNDLKTOX, Or.-.— Until .Tan. 11.
10 A. M., bids will be received by the
Pendleton City Council, Chas. E. Bur-
nett, City Recorder, for improvements
to the present sewage disposal plant.
Work will consist of remodeling the
existinff septic tank, construction of
a pump and boiler house and a sludge
digester tank, furnishing and placiiiK
pipes, pipe fittings, valves, sludge
pump, hot water boiler and appur-
tenances, sludge digester equip., etc.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the above office upon deposit of
$15.00. "J
BIDS WANTED
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Orange Co.
Calif.— Until January 27, 7:30 P. M.,
bids will be received by the Hunting-
ton Beach city council for const luct-
ing a sewage disposal plant in accoxd-
ance with plans prepared by Currie
Kngineering Co., 219 Andreson Block,
San Bernardino. Copies of the plans
and specifications may be obtained at
the above address upon payment of
$20, of which $10 is returnable. The
cost is estimated at $82,000. The pro-
posed work will include a trickling
filter type .«ewage treatment plant,
with circular primary clarifier, con-
trol house, sludge digester, vitrified
pipe outfall, and miscellaneous pip-
ing, pumping equipment, etc. Con-
struction of the plant will be rein-
forced concrete. C. R. Furr, city clerk.
The work involves:
118 c.y. 1500-lb. concrete;
430 c.y. 2500-lb. concrete;
.".15 c.y. 3000-lb. concrete;
40 tons reinf. steel;
4.:H)o c.y. filter stone;
lon-lb. chlorinator;
2 sewage pumps and motors;
Primary clarifier equipment:
Circular sewage distributor;
Sludge pump;
Floating cover ff)r digester;
225 ft. 30-in. vitrified pipe;
12.700 ft. 4-in tile underdrahi;
10,340 ft. 6-ln. vit. sewer pipe'& drain
tile;
2,882 ft. 21-ln. vit. outfall .sewer;
108 ft. 20-in. cast iron pipe outfall
sewer;
2.800 ft. 8-in. drain tile. 2
BIDS WANTED
HARSTOW, San Bernardino Co.,
Cal. — Until Jan. 16 bids will be receiv-
ed by the Barstow Sanitary District,
Barstow, for the construction of a
.>iewage treatment plant and sewer
system in accordance with plans and
specifi(Nitions which may be obtainevl
from the Currie Engineering Co., 219
Andreson Bldg.. San Bernardino, up-
on depr.sit of $25, of which $10 will be
returned if a valid bid is submitted.
Bonds in the sum of $48,000 have been
voted by the district and the P'WA
has .illotted a grant of $39,272. The.
collection system Is estimated to rep-
lesent $57,000 of the total cost.
RIVKKSIUK and San Bernardino
Cos., Cal. — Low bids received by the
Metropolitan Water District, Los An-
geles, January 7. for construction of
about 1G.7 miles of pipe lines between
Cajalco and Fontana, under Specifica-
tions No. 137, as previously reported,
were as follows:
American Concrete and Steel Pipe
Co., Box 1428 Arcade Station, Los An-
geles, or 4635 Firestone Blvd., South
Gate, at a net total of $1,371,890, for
constructing all work under Schedules
IP and 3P. The bid on Schedule IP,
the Upper Feeder between Stations 31
plus 50 and 155 plus 00. 12.277 feet of
11 ft. 8 in. pre-cast concrete pipe, was
$540,611. The bid on Schedule 3P. the
Upper Feeder between Stations 707
plus 00 and 926 plus 00. 20.124 ft. of 11
ft. 8 in. pre-cast concrete pipe, was
$880,639. The bidder stipulated a de-
duction of $49,360, making net total
bid of $1,371,890 as stated above.
Western Pipe & Steel Co., 5717 San-
ta Fe Ave., Los Angeles, at $4,207,-
037.57 on Schedules 2S and 2B. The
bid on Schedule 2S, the Upper Feeder
between Stations 155 plus 00 and 707
plus 00, using steel pipe, was $4,047.-
374.57. The bid on 2B. a steel bridge
across the Santa Ana River with piers
for the Upper Feeder, was $159,663.
Schedule 3P is alternative to 3S, and
2S is alternative to 2K. Neither 2S
nor 2K will be considered without a
bid on 2B.
The total bids were as follows:
PRP>C.\ST CONCRETE PIPE
(A) American Concrete & Steel Pipe
Co.: (IP) $540,611; (3P) $880,639.
(B) United Concrete Pipe Corp.: (IP)
$553,202; (3P) $927,744.
(C) Grifi^th Co.: (IP) $569,235.
(D-) Woods & Bevanda: (IP) $581,150;
(3P) $973,680.
(E) A. Teichert & Son and V. R. Den-
nis Const. Co.: (IP) $593,287; (3P)
$1,064,069.60.
(F) You-lall Const. Co.: (IP) $654,994;
(3P) $1,057,480.
(G) Walsh Const. Co.: (IP) $864,052;
(3P) $1,348,258.25.
STEEL PIPE
(H) Western Pipe & Steel Co.: (2S)
$4,047,374.57: ( 2K ) $4,094,630.99;
(2B) $159,663: (3S) $1,169,330.
(I) Chicago Bridge & Iron Works:
(2S) $4,143.810110; (2K) $4,196,124.-
10: (2B) $184,900; (3S) $1,230,679.80
(J) Bethlehem Steel Co.: (2S) $4,343,-
178.70; ( 2K ) $4,398,310.40; (2B)
$200,950: (3S) $1,335,973.
(K) Case Const. Co.: (2S) $4,347,373;
(2K) $4,405,767; (2B) $217,253.
Stipulations of the various bidders
follow:
American Concrete and Steel Pipe
Co.: Will accept Schedules IP or 3P
at prices bid. If awarded IP and 3P
together deduct $4 per l.f. from items
10 ami 11 in Schedule IP a total de-
duction of $49,360.
Western Pipe and Steel Co.: No
stipulations.
United Concrete Pipe Corp., Box 1,
Sta. H, Los Angeles Will accept either
IP or 3P; not both schedules together.
Griffith Co.. 502 L. A. Railway Bldg.
Los Angeles: No stipulations.
Wood & Bevanda, Elks Bldg. Stock-
ton Will accept one or both sched-
tiles. If both are awarded, deduct 3%
from the bids on all items of both
."chedules.
A. Teichert & Son, Inc., and V. R.
Dennis Const. Co.. P. O. Box 1113,
.Sacramento: If awarded IP and 3P,
deduct $1.30 ft. from items 10 and 11
on IP ami $1.30 ft. from items 9, 10.
and 11 of Schedule 3P.
T.-iudall Const. Co., Drainage Con.-t.
Co., and Elliott, Stroud & Seabrook:
Will not accept more than one sched-
ule.
Walsh Const. Co., 904 Chester Wil-
liams Bldg., Los Angeles: Will not ac-
cept the award of 3P alone.
Chicago Bridge and Iron Works, 607
Wni. Fox Bldg., Los Angeles: No stip-
ulations.
Bethlehem Steel Co., 701 E. 3rd St..
Bethlehem, Pa. (L. A. address, 11,100
S. Central Ave.): No stipulations.
Work calls for the construction of
pre - cast concrete pipe and steel
pipe lines, a three - span through
truss bridge and appurtenant works of
the Colorado River aqueduct distribu-
tion system, between Sta. 31 plus 50
;ind 926 plus 00 of the Upper Feeder.
The work is located in the counties
of Riverside and San Bernardino and
comprises approximately 16.47 miles
of pipe line construction between Ca-
jalco Reservoir and a point on the
line of the Upper Feeder, about 10
miles west of San Bernardino. The
work to be bid upon has been divided
into schedules as follows:
Schedule 1-P; 2.33 miles in length,
pipe sizes, pre-cast, 11 ft. 8 in.;
Schedule 2-S or 2-K; 10:33 miles in
length; pipe sizes, steel, 9 ft. 8 in. to
12 ft. in.;
Schedule 2-B: Santa Ana river
bridge;
Schedule 3-P or 3-S-; 3.81 miles in
length; pipe sizes, pre-cast 11 ft. 8
in.; steel. 12 ft. in.;
Schedules 2-S and 2-K are alterna-
tive, as are Schedules 3-P and 3-S'.
In the event award is made for pre-
cast pipe under Schedule 3-P, the
steel pipe sizes of Schedule 2-S must
be used; for steel pipe under Schedule
3-S', the steel pipe sizes on Schedule
2-K are required; bids will be com-
pared on the basis of securing the
lowest total cost to the district on
said schedule, viz., 2-S and 3-P or
2-K and 3-S. No other combination
of these two schedules will be con-
sidered. A proposal under either
Schedules 2-S or 2-K will not be con-
sidered unless the bidder also submits
a proposal under Schedule 2-B; and
an award, if made under such a pro-
posal, will be for not less than 9ch.
2-B and one *of the alternative Sch.
2-S or 2-K.
Complete tabulation of unit bids re-
ceived follows:
SCHEDULE 1-P
S'chedule of prices for the construc-
tion of pre-cast concrete pipe for the
Upper Feeder of the Colorado River
Aqueduct distribution system between
Station 31 plus 50 and 155 plus 00.
Pipe diameter 11 ft. 8 in.; length, 12,277
feet.
( 1) does not apply here:
( 2) 180,00 cu. yds. excav. for pipe —
side slope trench;
( 3 300 cu. yds. excav. for structures;
( 4) 120,000 cu. yds. backfill;
( 5) 800 cu. yds. concrete in struc-
tures, reinforced;
( 6) 50 cu. yds. concrete in structures
plain;
( 7) 120 cu. yds. concrete in anchors:
( 8) 4400 cu. yds. concrete in cradle;
( 9) does not apply here;
(10) 9160 lin. ft. precast concrete
pipe, cage reinforcement, mor-
tar joint;
(11> 31S0 lin. ft. precast concrete pipe,
cylinder reinforcement. lock
joint;
(12) 90.000 lbs. placing reinf. steel in
in structures;
(13) 4,300.000 lbs. furnishing and
placing reinf. steel in pre-cast
pipe;
28
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
(14) to (82) do not apply here;
(90) and (91) do not apply here;
(92) 100 lin. ft. installing concrete
pipe, 12-in. diameter;
pipe, 8-in. diameter.
(it3) 100 lin. ft. installing concrete.
(83) 0000 lbs. furnish and Install
thimbles for connections to pre-
cast pipe;
(84) to (88) do not apply here;
(89) 70,000 pound.>s installing miscel-
laneous metal;
SCHEDULE IP
(A)
( 1) I
( 2) 30
( 3) 3.00
( 4) 15
( 5) 17.00
( 6) 17.50
( 7) 12.00
( 8) 5.80
(10) 20.00
(11) 20.70
(12) 01
(13) 04
(83) 20
(89) 04
(92) 2.00
(93) 1.50
SCHEDULE 2-S
(B)
I
.38
1.00
.12
18.00
18.00
10.00
5.20
19.60
20.20
.01
.042
.30
.05
1.00
.50
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
Schedule of prices for the construc-
tion of steel pipe for the L oper Feeder
of the Colorado River Aqueduct dis-
triouJon system between Stations
155 plus 00 and 707 plus 00. Pipe di-
ameters 9 ft. 8 in. to 11 ft. 6 in.;
length. 54.530 ft.
Note: 1— Schedules 2-S and 2-K are
alternative and both will not be
awarded. 2— A bid under Schedule
2-S will not be considered unless the
bidder also submits a proposal under
Schedule 2-B.
( 1) 70,000 cu. yds. excav. for pipe,
vertical trench;
( 2) 515.000 cu. yds. exci,.v. for pipe
side slope trench;
( 3) 1500 cu. yds. excav. for struc-
tures;
( 4) 407.000 cu. yds. backfill;
( 5) 250C cu. yds. concrete in struc-
tures, reinforced;
( 6) 300 cu. yds. concrete in struc-
tures, plain;
( 7) 600 cu. yds. concrete in anchors;
( 8) to (11) do not apply here;
(12) 500.000 lbs. placing reinf. steel
in structures;
(13) does not apply here;
Furnishing and installing plate steel
pipe of the following sizes:
(14) 1051 lin. ft. 9 ft. 8 in. diam.; '.i-
in. thick;
(15) 60 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in., 25/32-in,;
(16) 2760 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4- in.. 13/16-in.;
(17) 1110 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in. 27/32-ln.;
(18) 777 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in. %-in.;
(19) 2670 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in., 29/32-in.;
(20) 2333 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in., 15/16-in.;
(21) 3500 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in., 31/32-in.;
(22) 800 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 17/32-in.;
(23) 790 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 9/16-in.;
(24) 1510 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 In., 19/32-in. ;
(25) 1060 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., %-in.;
(26) 680 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in. 21/32-in.;
(27) 620 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in.. 11/16-in. ;
(28) 2220 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in.. 23/32-in.;
(29) 1152 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., %-in.;
(30) 1000 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 25/32-in.;
(31) does not apply here;
(32) 1670 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 27/32-in.
thick;
(33) 180 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., %-ln.;
(34) 1500 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 29/32-in.;
(35) to (41) do not apply here;
(42) 280 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., %-ln.;
(43) 1040 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in.. 25/32-in.;
(44) 1110 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in.. 13/16-in.
(45) 730 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in.. 27/32-in.:
(46) 1475 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in. %-in.;
(47) 2335 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 29/32-in.;
(48) 240 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 15/16-in.;
(49) 175 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in., 31/32-in.;
(50) 180 lin. ft. 10 ft. 10 in., 25/32J|n.;
(51) 417 lin. ft. 10 ft. 10 In., 13/16-ln.;
(52) 600 lin. ft. 10 ft. 10 in.. 27/32-in.:
(53) to (55) do not apply here;
(56) 80 lin. ft. 11 ft. in,, 23/32-in.;
(57) 470 lin. ft. 11 ft. In., %-in.;
(68) 420 lin. ft. 11 ft. in.. 25/32-in.;
(59) 610 lin. ft. 11 ft. In., 13/16-ln.;
.40
1.50
.17
19.00
18.00
17.00
G.OO
20.00
20.00
.015
.042
.15
.03
..^)0
.45
(60)
(61)
(62)
(63)
(64)
(65)
(66)
(67)
(68)
(69)
(70)
(71)
(72)
(73)
(74)
(75)
(76)
(77)
(78)
(79)
(81)
(82)
(83)
(84)
(85)
(86)
(87)
(88)
(89)
(90)
(91)
(92)
(93)
.35
1.50
.20
17.00
15.00
12.50
5.25
22.00
22.50
.01
.04
.25
.03
1.00
1.00
.36
2.00
.19
18.00
18.00
11.00
6.00
21.30
21.30
.01
.045
.20
.05
.75
.50
.67
1.00
.20
20.00
15.00
10.00
5.25
22.60
22.60
.02
.043
.20
.03
1.00
.60
(G)
I
1.00
2.00
.17
28.00
15.00
10.00
6.00
30.40
31.60
.01
.0529
.20
.06
1.00
.80
1935 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., 27/32-in.;
1940 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., %-ln.;
70 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., 21/32-in.;
1010 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., 11/16-in.;
1940 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in.. 23/32-in.;
460 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., %-in.;
880 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in., 25/32-in.;
590 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in.. 13/16-in.;
40 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., 19/32-in.;
230 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., %-in.;
370 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., 21/32-ln.;
1150 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., 11/16-in.;
550 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., 23/32-in.;
730 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., %-in.;
3090 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., 9/16-in.;
530 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., 19/32-Jn.;
450 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., %-in.;
1285 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., 21/32-in.;
400 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., 11/16-in.;
and (80) do not apply here;
1,523,000 sq. ft. pipe coating, type
A;
294,000 sq. ft. pipe coating, type
B;
does not apply here;
30.000 lbs. furnishing and install-
ing manhole saddles and covers;
3000 lbs. furnishing and install-
ing .saddles for blow-offs and air
valves;
55.000 lbs. furnishing and install-
ing structural steel in walkway
and blow-off frame work;
25 furnishing and installing pipe
supports;
1 furnishing and installing expan-
sion joint;
200.000 lbs. installing miscellan-
eous metal;
950 lin. ft. installing concrete
pipe, 24-in. diameter;
does not apply here;
100 lin. ft. install concrete pipe.
12-in. diameter;
200 lin. ft. install concrete pipe.
8-in. diameter.
SCHEDULE 2S
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
( 1)
. $ .81
J .75
$ .55
; .75
( 2)
.39
.38
.41
.32
( 3)
1.25
1.50
2.00
2.00
( 4)
.195
.20
.275
.20
( 5)
20.00
20.00
23.00
22.50
( 6)
. 20.00
18.00
20.00
20.00
( 7)
14.00
15.00
18.00
lO.on
(12)
.015
.02
.016
.01
(14)
65.27
65.20
68.30
70.00
(15)
62.24
62.90
66.00
68.00
(16)
63.59
64.74
67.90
70.00
(17)
66.02
67.50
70.70
73.00
(18)
68.05
69.97
73.20
75.00
(19)
69.98
72.45
7f 30
78.00
(20)
. 71.90
75.09
7.^.00
SI. 00
(21)
74.05
77.39
81.40
83.00
(22)
40.54
37.85
41.70
40.00
(23)
42.51
40.20
44.20
42.00
(24)
44.29
42.35
46.50
44.00
(25)
49.18
44.30
48.50
46.00
(26)
54.08
.53.47
.55.90
52.00
(27)
55.87
56.00
68.50
59.00
(28)
58.58
.58.53
61.00
65.00
(29)
60.46
60.89
63.40
67.00
(30)
62.72
63.42
66.50
69.00
1.54
71.70
74.00
L.07
74.30
77.00
.54
77.50
79.00
.98
64.50
67.00
.40
67.50
69.00
.98
70.20
72.00
.69
72.90
75.00
J. 22
75.50
78.00
.75
78.70
81.00
.25
82.30
84.00
.15
84.20
86.00
.49
68.60
71.00
.08
71.20
73.00
.84
74.10
76.00
.35
63.90
66.00
.82
66.40
69.00
.47
69.60
72.00
.05
72.20
75.00
.93
75.20
77.00
.52
77.80
80.00
.98
59.50
61.00
.57
62.10
64.00,
.33
64.90
67.00
.92
67.50
70.00
.56
70.70
73.00
.15
73.40
76.00
.95
50.20
48.00
.90
52.30
50.00
.78
60.30
62.00
.49
63.00
65.00
.25
65.80
68.00
.78
68.40
71.00
.95
48.10
47.00
.35
50.70
50.00
.55
53.00
51.00
.59
61.10
53.00
.35
63.90
60.00
.09
.075
.07a
.15
.14
.15
.20
.16
.30
.20
.16
.30
.12
.14
.15
.00
360.00
350.00
.00
1410.00 1200.00
.07
.065
.05
.60
.70
3.0T)
.30
.45
2.50
.30
.40
1.50
(32) 67.37 68
(33) 68.85 71
(34) 70.92 73
(42) 61.66 61
(43) 63.43 64
(44) 65.42 66
(45) 67.90 69
(46) 69.88 72
(47) 71.87 74.
(48) 74.44 78
(49) 76.32 80
(50) 64.35 65
(51) 66.38 68
(52) 68.86 70
(56) 61.26 61.
(57) 63.19 63
(58) 65.08 66
(59) 67.44 69,
(60) 70.02 71
(61) 72.12 74
(62) 57.19 56.
(63) 59.29 59
(64) 61.97 62.
(65) 64.15 64.
(66) 65.99 67
(67) 68.44 70
(68) 46.00 45.
(69) 50.06 47
(70) 58.06 57
(71) 60.18 60.
(72) 63.09 63.
(73) 65.18 65
(74) 45.72 43.
(75) 46.64 46
(76) 50.70 48
(77) 58.73 58.
(78) 60.84 61
(81) 065
(82) 12
(84) 16
(85) 22
(86) 09
(87) 298.00 300
(88) 1140.00 1000.
(89) 08
(90) 1.25
(92) 80
(93) 50
SCHEDULE 2-K
Schedule of prices for the construc-
tion of steel pipe for the Upper Feeder
of the Colorado River Aqueduct dis-
tribution system between Stations 155
plus 00 and 707 plus 00. Pipe di-
ameters 9 ft. 8 in. to 12 ft. in.;
length, 54,530 ft.
Note 1 — Schedules 2-S and 2-K are
alternative and both will not be
awarded. 2 — A bid under Schedule 2-
K will not be considered unless the
bidder also submits a proposal under
vSchedule 2-B.
(1) 70.000 cu. yds. excav. for pipe,
vertical trench;
( 2) 519.000 cu. yds. excav. for pipe,
side slope trench;
( 3) 1500 cu. yds. excav. for structures
( 4) 409,000 cu. yds. backfill;
( 5) 2500 cu. yds. concrete in struc-
tures, reinforced;
( G) 300 cu. yds. concrete In struc-
tures, plain;
( 7) GOO cu. .vds. concrete in anchors;
( 8) to (11) do not apply here;
(12) 500,000 lbs. placing reinf. steel in
structures;
(13) does not apply nere;
Furnishing and installing plate steel
pipe of the following sizes:
(14) 1052 lin. ft. 9 ft. 8 in., %-in.
thickness;
(15) does not apply here;
(16) 2460 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in., 13/16-in.;
(17) 1040 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4ln., 27/32-in.;
(IS) 777 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 In., %-in.;
(19) 1840 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in., 29/32-ln.;
(20) 1710 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in.. 15/16-in.;
(21) 3710 lin. ft. 10 ft. 4 in., 31/32-ln.;
(22) to (26) do not apply here;
(27) 130 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 11/16-in.;
(28) 2240 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 23/32-in.;
(29) 1142 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6in.. %-ln.;
(30) 1027 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 25/32-in.;
(31) 334 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., 13/16-in.;
(32) does not apply here;
(33) 80 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 in., %-ln.;
(34) 1510 lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 In.. 29/32-ln.;
(35) 13GB lin. ft. 10 ft. 6 In. 15/16-ln. ;
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
29
130 lin ftfl. 10 ft. 8 in.
150 lin. ft. 10 ft. S in
3y0 lin. ft. 10 ft.
740 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in.
780 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in.
760 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in.,
does not apply here;
1200 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in.,
1120 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in..
420 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in.,
2150 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 In..
3276 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in..
240 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in.,
200 lin. ft. 10 ft. 8 in.. 31/32-in.;
does not apply here;
ISO lin. ft. 10 ft. 10 in.
550 lin. ft. 10 ft. 10 in.
560 lin. ft. 10 ft. 10 in.,
620 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., 17/32-in.;
1105 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., %-in.;
60 lin. ft. 11 ft. in.,
480 lin. ft. 11 ft. in.,
290 lin. ft. 11 ft. in.,
848 lin. ft. 11 ft. in.,
1795 lin. ft. 11 ft. in., 27/32-in.;
2260 lin. ft. 11 ft. in.,%-in.;
does not apply here;
450 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in.,
2620 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in.,
410 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in..
930 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in.
790 lin. ft. 11 ft. 2 in.,
doe.s not apply here;
SO lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in.,
350 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in..
17/32-in.;
, 9/16-in.;
S in.. 19/32-in.:
%-in.;
21/32-in.;
11/16-in.;
25/32-in.;
13/16-in.;
27/32-in.;
%-ln.;
29/32-in.;
15/16-in.;
13/16-in.
27/32-in.
-in.;
23/32-in..-
%-in.;
25/32-in.;
13/16-ln.;
11/16-in.;
23/32-in.;
%-in.;
25/32-u.;
13/16-in.;
%-in.;
21/32-in.;
(93)
1020 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., 11/16-in.;
540 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., 23/32-in.;
760 lin. ft. 11 ft. 4 in., %-in.;
1420 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., 9/16-in.;
480 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 nn.. 19/32-in.;
630 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in., %-in.;
960 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in.. 21/32-in.;
465 lin. ft. 11 ft. 6 in.. 11/16-in.;
1640 lin. ft. 12 ft. in.. 19/32-in.;
300 lin. ft. 12 ft. In.. 11/16-in.;
1,553,000 sq. ft. pipe coating, type
A;
294,000 sq. ft. pipe coating, type
B;
does not apply here;
30,000 lbs. furnish and install
manhole saddles and covers;
3000 lbs. furnish and install sad-
dles for blow-offs and air valves;
55.000 lbs. furnishing and install-
ing structural steel in walkway
and blow-off frame work;
25 furnishing and installing pipe
supports:
1 furnishing and installing ex-
pansion joint;
200.000 lbs. installing miscellan-
eous metal;
950 lin. ft. installing concrete
pipe, 24-in. diameter;
does not apply here;
luO lin. ft. installing concrete
pipe, 12-in. diameter;
200 lin. ft. installing concrete
pipe, 8-in. diameter.
SCHEDULE 2K
(H)
(1)
(J)
(K)
( 1)
. $ .81
i .75
% .55
i .75
( 2>
.39
.38
.41
.32
( 3)
1.25
1.50
2.00
2.00
( 4)
.195
.20
.275
.20
( 5J
20.00
20.00
23.00
22.50
( 6)
20.00
18.00
20.00
20.00
( 7)
14.00
15.00
18.00
10.00
(12)
.015
.02
.016
.015
(14)
65.27
65.20
68.30
70.00
(16)
63.59
64.74
67.90
70.00
(17)
66.02
67.50
70.70
73.00
(18)...„.
68.05
69.97
73.20
75.00
(19)
69.98
72.45
76.30
78.00
(20)
71.90
75.09
79.00
81.00
(21)
74.05
77.39
81.40
83.00
(27)
55.87
56.00
58.50
59.00
(28)
. 58.58
58.53
61.00
65.00
(29)
60.46
60.89
63.40
67.00
(30)
62.72
63.42
66.50
69.00
(31)
64.80
66.01
69.20
71.00
(33)„....
68.85
71.07
74.30
77.00
(34)
70.92
73.54
77.50
79.00
(35)
72.60
76.01
80.00
82.00
(36)
43.84
38.00
41.90
40.00
(37)
45.66
40.25
44.30
42.00
(38)
45.74
42.50
46.60
44.00
(39)
48.90
44.75
49.011
47.00
(40)
57.61
54.05
56.50
58.00
(41)
59.61
56.63
59.10
61.00
(43)
63.43
64.40
67.50
69.00
(44)
65.42
66.98
70.20
72.00
(45)
67.90
69.69
72.70
75.00
(46)
69.88
72.22
75.50
78.00
(47)
71.87
74.75
78.70
81.00
(48)
74.44
78.25
82.30
84.00
(49)
76.32
80.15
84.20
86.00
(51)
66.38
68.08
71.20
73.00
(52)
68.86
70.84
74.10
76.00
(53)
70.92
73.60
81.40
79.00
(54)
45.16
40.45
44.50
42.00
(55)
49.70
46.90
51.20
49.00
(56)
61.26
61.35
63.90
66.00
(57)
63.19
63.82
66.40
69.00
(58)
. 65.08
66.47
69.60
72.00
(59)
67.44
69.05
72.20
75.00
(60)
70.02
71.93
75.20
77.00
(61)...:...
72.12
74.52
77.80
80.00
(63)
. 59.29
59.57
62.10
64.00
(64)
61.97
62.33
64.90
67.00
(65)
64.15
64.92
67.50
70.00
(66)
65.99
67.56
70.70
73.00
(67)
68.44
70.15
73.40
76.00
(69)..._.
50.06
47.90
52.30
50.00
(70)
. 58.06
57.78
60.30
62.00
(71)
60.18
60.49
63.00
65.00
(72)
63.09
63.25
65.80
68.00
(73)
65.18
65.78
68.40
71.00
(74)
45.72
43.95
48.10
47.00
(75)
46.64
46.35
50.70
50.00
(76)
50.70
48.55
53.00
51.00
(77)
58.73
58.59
61.10
53.00
(78)
60.84
61.35
63.90
60.00
(79)
47.54
48.50
52.90
50.00
(80)
62.00
64.11
66.70
63.00
(81)
.065
.09
.075
.075
(82) 12 .15 .14 .15
(84) 16 .20 .16 .30
(85) 22 .20 .16 .30
(86) 09 .12 .14 .15
(87) 298.00 300.00 360.00 350.00
(88) 1140.00 1000.00 1410.00 1200.00
(89) 08 .07 .065 .O.''-
(90) 1.25 .60 .70 3.00
(92) 80 .30 .45 2.50
(93) 50 .30 .40 1.50
SCHEDULE 2-B
Schedule of prices for the construc-
tion of the Santa Ana River bridge
and piers for the Upper Feeder of
the (Colorado River Aqueduct Distri-
bution System.
Note: A bid under Schedule 2-B will
not be considered unless the bidder
also submits a proposal under Sched-
ules 2-K and/or 2-S.
( 94) 8500 cu. yds. excav. for piers;
( 95) 3500 cu. yds. backfill for piers:
( 96) 2000 cu. yds. concrete in piers
above the footings;
( 97) 3000 cu. yds. concrete in pier
footings;
( 98) 35.000 lbs. placing reinf. steel in
piers;
( 99) 15,000 lbs. furnishing and plac-
ing anchor bolts and base platea
for piers;
(100) 17.000 lbs. furnishing and plac-
ing steel castings for bridge
pedestals;
(101) 600 lbs. furnishing and placing
bronze pins;
(102) lump sum, furnishing and erect-
ing structural steel in bridge.
SCHEDULE 2B
(H) (I) (J) (K)
( 94) $ 5.95 6.50 ? 5.20 $ 5.40
( 95) .30 .60 .40 .80
( 96) 9.50 12.00 17.50 17.90
( 97) 8.50 12.00 17.50 18.35
( 98) .02 .015 .02 .014
( 99) .065 .075 .10 .15
(100) .185 .20 .16 -24
(101) .50 .60 .55 1.50
(102) _ 53,318.00 54,940.00 52,100.00 58,973.00
SCTHEDULE 3-P cage reinforcement — lock joint;
Schedule of prices for the construe- fl<» ^00 lin. ft precast concrete pipe
tion Of precast concrete pipe for the ir9T5 Tin T"pr" casT^To'ncrete
Upper Feeder of the Colorado River (H) '^^^^ :^\^l^^,YT^Sorc^^^^^^^^
.Aqueduct Distribution System be- i iJ • • /
tween Stations 707 plus 00 and 926 ,,„^ ,onn«A » ' , • .• f ^.,,<..,t
plus 00. Pipe diameter 11 feet 8 in.; ('2) 120.000 lbs. placing reinforcement
leneth CO 124 feet ^^^^^ '" structures;
length 4:u.iJ4 leet. ^^^^ 10,200.000 lbs. furnishing and
Note: Schedules 3-P and 3-S are placing reinforcement steel in
alternative and both will not be precast pipe;
awarded . (14) to (82) do not apply here;
( 1) 12.000 cu. yds. excav. for pipe— (83) 6000 lbs. furnishing and installing
vertical trench; thimbles for connections to pre-
( 2) 275,000 cu. yds. excav. for pipe — cast pipe;
side slope trench; (S4) to (88) do not apply here;
( 3) 200 cu. yds. excav. for structures (89) 40,000 lbs. install miscellaneous
( 4) 180,000 cu. yds. backfill; metal;
( 5) 500 cu. yds. concrete in struc- (90) does not apply here;
tures— reinforced; CJD 100 lin. ft. install concrete pipe—
( 6) 100 cu. yds. concrete in struc- 18-in. diam.;
tures— plain; <92) 100 lin. ft. install concrete pipe—
( 7) 100 cu yds. concrete in anchors; 12-in. diam.;
( 8) 7500 cu. yds. concrete in cradle; (93) 100 lin. ft. install concrete plpe-r
( 9) 1345 lin. ft. precast concrete pipe 8-in. diam.:
SCHEDTTLE 3P
(A) (B) (D) (E) (F) (G)
/ IS t .60 $ .40 $ .70 % .80 ? .72 $ 1.10
2) .25 .31 .35 .35 .46 .51
,3s 2 00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.95
/ 4) .15 .14 .20 .20 .20 .35
( gi 17 50 16.00 17. .50 17.50 18.00 28.00
; 6)" """ 17 50 16.00 15.00 17.50 16.00 15.50
(7) 10 00 10.00 12.50 10.00 15.00 10.00
/ o] " s no 4.50 4.50 5.00 5.00 6.50
9) 15.50 17.10 17.00 18.19 18.00 19.60
(,0) 15 40 17.10 20.00 21.00 18.00 20.90
ni) 2 15 70 17.10 17.00 18.19 18.00 20.75
n2) .01 .01 .01 .01 .02 .01
;,3)" " 04 .041 .043 .049 .040 .0627
(83) "".".'■ .20 .30 .25 .20 .20 .20
(89) .04 .05 .03 .05 .03 .06
(91) " " 2 00 2.00 100 1.00 .50 1.20
(92) "" " _ 2.00 1.00 100 .75 .40 1.00
(93) 2.00 .50 1 00 .50 .30 .80
30
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
.sciir-;i)ri.E 3-s
ydiedule of prices Tor the coi.»truc-
tion of steel pipe for the Upper Feeder
of the Colorado River Aqueduct Dis-
tribution System between Stations
707 plus 00 and 926 plus 00. Pipe di-
ameter 12 feet inches; length 20,124
feet.
Note: Schedules 3-S and 3-P are
alternative and both will not be
awarded.
( 1) 11.000 cu. yds. excav. for pipe —
vertical trench;
( 2) 225,000 cu. yds. excav. for pipe —
side slope trench;
( 3) 400 cu. yds. excav. for structures
( 4) 155,000 cu. yds. backfill;
( 5) 700 cu. yds. concrete in struc-
tures — reinf. ;
( C) 100 cu. yds. concrete in struc-
tures — plain ;
( 7) 100 cu. yds. concrete in anchors;
( 8) to (11) do not apply here;
(12) 125,000 lbs. placing reinf. steel
in structures;
(13) to (78) do not apply here;
Furnisliing and installing plate steel
pipe of the foUovvinR sizes:
(79) 17,750 lin. ft. 12 ft. in. diam;
iy/32-in. thickness;
(80) 2390 lin. ft. 12 ft. in. diam.;
11/16-in. thickness;
(81) 760,000 SQ. ft. pipe coating — type
A;
(82) and (83) do not apply here;
(84) GOOO lbs. furnish and install man-
liole saddles and covers;
(85) 1000 lbs. furnish and install sad-
dles for blow-off and air valves
(SG) to (88) do not apply here;
(83) 45,000 lbs. install miscellaneous
metal;
(!)0) does not apply here;
(91) 100 lin. ft. install concrete pipe—
18-ln. diam.;
(<I2) 100 lin. ft. in.stall concrete pipe—
12-in. diam.;
C.t.'i) 700 lin. ft. install concrete pipe —
S-in. diam.
SCHEDULE 3S
(H) (I) (J)
( ]) $ .83 % .80 $ .60
( 2) 38 .40 .435
( 3) 1.25 1.50 2.50
( 4) 17 .20 .30
( 5> 20.00 20.00 25.00
( 6) 20.00 18.00 22.00
( 7) 13.00 15.00 20.00
(12) 015 .02 .02
(79) 46.54 48.50 52.90
(80) 62.00 61.32 66.70
(81) 065 .09 .075
(84) 16 .20 .16
(85) 22 .20 .16
(89). 08 .07 .07
(91) 1.00 .40 .55
(92) 80 .30 .45
(93) 50 .30 .40
• 31
32— SEWERS & SEWAGE
DISPOSAL PLANTS
BIDS WANTED
LAGUNA BEACH, Orange Co.. Cal.
—Until January 8, 7:30 P. M., bids
will be re<:eived by the Laguna Beach
city council for constructing sanitary
sewers in Sanitary Lateral Sewer Dis-
trict No. 3, under the 1911 Act, and
in accordance with plans and speci-
fications which may be obtained at the
office of the engineer, A. J. Stead, uj)-
on deposit of |5. Certified check or
M& bon*. 10%. B. H. Beaver, city
clerk. The cost is estimated at $99,-
.">00. The work involves:
( 1) 2241 l.f. 10" vlt. clay pipe l.nteral
sewer;
( 2) 27,602 l.f. 8-ln. do;
( 3) 130 l.f. H-in. east iron pipe lateral
sewer;
( 4) 5974 l.f. 6-in. vit. clay pipe house
connection sewer;
( 5) 1432 vertical ft. stand, manholes;
( C) 9 units, flushing manholee com-
plete;
( 7) 141)0 o.y. grading and excavation;
( X) 343 l.f. corru. metal pipe culvert;
( '<> 1 unit catchbasin;
(10) 1 unit curb inlet;
(11) 1420 l.f. concrete curbs;
(12) 15,000 s.f. 2-in. rock and oil eur-
tsLclng;
COMPLETE BID LISTING
CUl'JSHAM, (Tegun— Harker-.Sehram
<"c).. Couch Bldg., Portland, at ?U4,-
115.95 on concrete i)ipe, and at $103,-
:• 17.55 on clay pipe, as previously re-
lM>rted, submitted low bid to Gresham
<'ity Council for construction of a san-
itary sewer system, storm water sys-
tem and sewage disposal plant.
The work will involve the furnishing
and laying of approximately the fol-
lowing amount of pipe:
(1) 11,000 ft. 6-inch;
(2) 5,160 ft. 12-inch;
(3) 770 ft. 18-inch;
(4) 100 ft. 24-inch;
(5) 29,265 ft. 8-inch;
(6) 1,580 ft. 15-inch;
(7) 1,000 ft. 21-inch.
Complete bids follow:
l^•lrker - Schram Co., Portland- (1)
concrete pipe, $94,115.95; (2) clay pipe
,«103.9]7.55. J i » .
Ek & Lind, Portland: (1) $98,567.38;
(2) $107,296.99.
Kern & Kibbe, Portland: (1) $100 -
954.50: (2) $110,116.14.
J. C. Compton, McMinnville: (1)
$102,917; (2) no bid.
L. Coluccio, Seattle: (1) $109,999 96-
(2) $115,784.20.
Oillard, Younker & Weicks Med-
ford: (1) $117,374.70; (2) $125,239 70
Herber & Sheldon, Tacoma, at $21 -
•ifx.oO submitted low bid on the di.s-
po.sal plant alone.
Bids of the Queen City Const. Co
Seattle, and the Consolidated High-
way Co., Portland, were incomplete
and not tabulated.
H. L. Gilbert, 707 Couch Building
I ortland, engineer. »
BIDS WANTED
SAN FRANCISCO — Until January
22, 2:30 P. M., bids will be received by
the Department of Public Works, Rni.
251, City Hall, under Spec. No. 18,890
for construction of the Marina sewage
pumping plant and alterations to the
existing Pierce St. sewer. The pump-
mg plant will be located in the Ma-
rina Parkway adjacent to Marina
Blvd. and opposite Casa Way. Esti-
mated cost $120,000. The project will
be financed in part by a PWA gra-it.
Bids will be taken as follows:
(1) 6450 lin. ft. wood piles below cut-
off;
(2) Structural work.
Work to be done under Proposition
A includes construction of a rein-
forced concrete underground pump-
ing plant, approximately 50 ft. inside
diameter, including tremie seal, ven-
turi vault and flagpole; a diversion
structure, and necessary alterations
to the existing Pierce St. sewer.
PROPOSITION B
(1) Mechanical work, which in-
cludes furnishing and installing 10-
inch and 8-incli pumps, valves, ven-
luri tube, recording apparatus and
miscellaneous equipment.
PROPOSITION C
(1) 6450 lin. ft. wood piles below cut-
off;
(2) Structural work;
(3) Mechanical work.
Proposition C combines the work
included in Propositions A and B.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from City Engineer John J. Casev
upon $50 cash deposit.
■ds.
,ble J
503
of the city's sewage disposal plants.
The work will be contingent upon
the approval of a $110,000 bond issue
at a special election Feb. 18. The
PWA has allotted a grant of $90,000
to llie project. {
BIDS OPENED
SAN DIEGO, Cal.— Bids received by
U. S. Treasury Dept., J. W. Knox,
State Procurement Officer, 49 Fourth
St., San Francisco, under Invitation
No. 423 for placing 1,787,000 cu. yds.
dredged material to increase usable
area of municipal airport:
(A) San Francisco Bridge Co., 503
Market St., San Francisco, $1400 per
day for furnishing 22-in. hydraulic
dredge guaranteed capacity 13,000 c.y.
(B) Standard Dredging Co., 325 Cen-
tral Bldg., Los Angeles, $1525 per day
for furnishing 24-in. hydraulic dredge
guaranteed capacity 13,500 cu. yds.
(C> Franks Contracting Co., 260 Cal-
ifornia St., San Francisco (alternate
to equipment specified) $1100 per day
for furnishing 20-in. hydraulic dredge
guaranteed capacity 7,450 cu. yds.
33— WATER WORKS
FUNDS GRANTED
AIINA, Nev.— The Public Works Ad-
minlstraton has approved a grant of
$16,364 for a water works project in
the town of Mina, Nevada. The total
cost of the proposed work is $39,364,
of which $20,000 will be furnished by
the city. j
BIDS WANTED
MONMOUTH, Ore.— Until Jan. 15,
7:30 P. M., bids will be received by
Monmouth City Council, Paul Tach-
eron. City Recorder, for reconstruc-
tion of the waterworks distributing
system.
Work will include removal of ap-
proximately 22,500 l.f. of water pipe
ranging in size from 4 to 10 inches,
with necessary fittings and accesso-
ries.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the above office upon deposit of
$15.00. »
BIDS WANTED
FLORENCE, Ore.— Until January 15
7 P. M., bids will be received by the
Florence City Council, Mary T. An- .
dreasen. City Recorder, for the reha-
bilitation and extension of the city
water system.
Improvements will consist of driv-
ing and equipping a nine-point well,
furnishing and installig a 60,000-gaI.
elevated wooden water tank, four fire
hydrants, and 3600 feet of 4- and 7600
ft. of 6-in. wood pipe, razing an ex-
isting wooden water tank and chang-
ing service from old to new water
lines.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the above office upon deposit of
$5.00. J
ENGINEER APPOINTED
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co., Cal.
-Clyde C. Kennedy, 74 New Mont-
gomery St., San Francisco, has been
retained by the Stockton City Council
to prepare plans for the enlargement
BIDS WANTED
SEAL BEACH Orange Co. Cal.— Un-
til Jan. 17 7:30 P. M. bids will be re-
ceived by the Seal Beach city council
for construction of a water system in-
cluding one 150000-gal. capacity ele-
vated steel tank 12000 ft. of distribut-
ing system one 16-ln. diameter water
well approximately 600 ft. In depth,
two booster pumps and one 140.000-
gal. capacity concrete reservoir. The
Iilans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the Currle Engineering
Co., 219 Andreson Bldg., San Bernar-
dino, consulting engineer, upon de-
posit of $20, of which $10 is return-
able if a valid bid is submitted.
BIDS WANTED
MULTNOMAH, Ore.- Until Jan. 14,
12 M., bids will be received by the
Home Water District, A. C. Bull,
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Chairman d' the Board of Comniis-
sidiuTs. Multnomah, for construction
of water system imprnvements.
Work will include 5.140 l.f. of 12-
and 8-in. cast iron water pipe majn.s
with necessary gate valves and pipe
fittings, etc.
I'lans and specifications obtainable
at ih<- offlie of C. K. Carter, Engineer
82;! Spakling Bldg., Portland, and at
tlif office of K. Hilcy. Superintendent
of Home Water District, ilultnomali,
upon deposit of $10.
CONTRACT AWARDED
PAI.O ALTU. Santa Clara Co.. Cal.
— Pacific i'ipe Co.. 201 Folsom Street,
San Francisco, at |7,550.01 awarded
contract by the Palo Alto Board of
I'ublic Works for furnishing steel pipe
with McEverlast wrapping, long single
lengths, rail and oceaji shipment, 55-
05 days delivery, to be used in con-
nection with construction of a gas
distributing center.
BIDS WANTED
JKFFKHSOX, Ore.— Until Jan. 14,
11 A. M., bids will be received by the
Jefferson City Council, E. E. Howell,
City Recorder, for construction of im-
provements to the city water system.
The work consists of replacing wat-
er mains with about 4,000 feet of 6-
aml 9.000 feel of 4-in. pipe, about 2.-
00(1 ftet of which is under pavemenv;
and requiring one railroad crossing
and two highway crossings and the
transfer of all service connections from
the old pipe to the new pipe and the
removal of the old pipe. It is also
proposed to place reinforced concrete
e-in. thick on the sides, ends, and
bottom of the existing concrete reser-
voir, 50x22xl0-ft. deep, using the pres-
ent structure for the outer forms and
re - adjusting the inlet and outlet
valves and pipes.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the above office upon deposit of
15.00. S
BOND ELECTION
.MAXWELL, Colu.sa Co., Cal.— Max-
well Utility District has sot Feb. 27
as the date of a special election to
vote on a proposal to issue $45,000 in
lioiid.s Jis the district's share of a $63,-
000 water and sewer system. A grant
' f «!S,000 will be sought from PWA.
X. L>austen, secretary of the dis-
BIDS OPENED
BOULDER CITY, Xevada— Bids for
furni.shing pipe, fittings, and valvts
for headers on the Arizona side of
Boulder Power Plant, Spec. No. 753-D,
were opened by the Bureau of Rec-
lamation, Denver, Dec. 23.
The bids were:
Associated Piping & Engineering Co.
Los Angeles, fob point, Boulder City;
delivery days, 30; (1) valves, weight,
1560 lbs.: bid $417.00; (2) fabricated
pipe, weight, 69.000 lb.<;'. : (2) bid, $6910.
ed pipe and fittings, bid $6910.
Midwest Piping & Supply Co., St.
Louis, fob point, Boulder City; deliv-
ery days, 30; (1) 1550 lbs.; bid $474;
(2) 65,200 lbs.; bid $6976.
Crane O'Fallon Co., Denver, fob pi.,
Boulder City- delivery days, 30; (1)
1625 lbs., bid "$445; (2) 62.500 lbs.; bid
$6979.
Power Piping Co., Pittsburgh, fob
point, Boulder City; delivery days, 30;
(1) 1840 lbs., bid $418.60; (2) 63,000
lbs., bid $69S5.
The Mine & Smelter Supply Co.,
Denver, fob point, Boulder City; de-
livery days, 30: (1) 1780 lbs., bid $417.-
79; (2) 65,620 lbs., bid $7417.59.
The Greene- Wolf Co., Inc.. Brook-
lyn, N. Y., fob point Boulder City;
delivery days, 30; (1) 1400 lbs., bid
$415: (2) 72,000 lbs., bid. $9335.
Oriuncll Co. of the Pacific, Los An-
geles, fob point Boulder City: delivi ry
.lays, 30; (l) 15G0 lbs., bid $417; (2) fi'.t-
Oiiii; bid, $9450.
Xoland Co.. Inc., Washington, E". C
fob point. Boulder City; delivery days
35: (1) bid $395.41.
The William Powell Co., Cincinnati,
fob Cincinnati: delivery days, 30; tl)
17S0 lbs., bid $413.28.
BIDS WANTED
PEARL HARBOR. T. H.— Until Jan.
29. bids will be received by the Public
Work.s Officer. Navy Yard. Pearl Har-
bor, under Spec. Xo. 612.S, for im-
|)rovements to the fresh water systein
at the Fleet Air Base, Pearl Harbor.
Estimated cost, $50,000.
Specifications obtainable frotn above
office. i
BIDS OPENED
SA.V FKAX{M?CO— Lowrie Paving
Co.. Inc., 1540 ICth St., San Francisco,
at $16,980.60 submitted low bid to the
Public Utilities Commission, City Hall,
under Spec. Xo. W.D. 103. for laying
<i- and 8-in. cast iron mains in the
area from 2oth Ave. to 30th Ave., and
from Lincoln Way to Rivera St.
The work involves:
(1 ) 23.190 l.f. excavation and backfill
(trench 17x36-in.) ;
(2 ) 370 c.y. additional excavation and
backfill;
(3 ) 820 SQ. ft. additional pavement
removal and replacement;
(4a) 19.230 l.f. installation of 6-in. bell
and spigot cast iron pipe;
(4b) 3,960 l.f. installation of 8-in. bell
and spigot cast iron pipe;
(5 ) 12,860 lbs. installation of fittings,
etc.;
(6 ) 2,710 l.f. making joints, bell and
spigot;
(7) 32,850 sq. ft. repavcment.
Total bids follow:
(A) Lowrie Paving Co., Inc., S-an
Francisco. $16,986.60.
(B) W. J. Tobin. Oakland, $17,080.10.
(C) I'acific States Constr. Co., San
Francisco, $17,138.60.
(D) E. J. Treacy. San Francisco $19.-
032.97.
Unit bids fctllow:
(A) (B) (C) (D)
(1 ) $0.23 $0.28 $0.30 $0.3475
(2 ) 10 .10 .30 .50
(3 ) 26 .30 .30 .30
(4a) 07 .06 .07 .10
(4b) 08 .07 .08 .10
(5 ) 03 .02 .02 .01
(6 ) 30 .27 .25 .26
(7 ) 26 .24 .22 .225
X. A. Eckert. General Manager and
Chief Engineer. *
BIDS WANTED
SAX FRAXCISCO.— Until Jan. 22, 3
I". M., bids will 1)6 received by Public
Utilities Commission, Room 287, City
Hall, for laying 6- and 8-in. cast iron
mains in the area from Orizaba Ave.
to Rolph Street and from Seneca Ave.
to the County Line; Water Depart-
ment Spec. No. 105.
The work involves
(1) 24580 l.f. excavation and backfill
trench 17x36-in.;
(2) 390 c.y. additional excavation and
backfill;
(3) 870 s.f. additional pavement re-
moval and replacement;
(4a) 18,340 l.f. installing 6-in. B & S
cast iron pipe;
(4b) 6,240 If. installing 8-in. do;
(5) 21,090 lbs. installing fittings, etc.;
(6) 3.210 l.f. making joints, B & S;
(7) 35,000 eq. ft. repavement.
Plans and specifications available at
Room 605. San Francisco Water De-
partm»-nt Building, 425 Mason Street,
upon deposit of $10.00.
X. A. Eckart. chief engineer.
lilies Commission. City Hall, under
Spec. .Vo. W.D. 102. for laying fi- and
s-in. cast iron mains in the Balboa
Park District.
The work involves:
(1) 22,280 l.f. excavation and backfill
(trench 17x36-ln.)
(2) 360 c.y. additional excavation and
backfill;
(3) 810 sq. ft. additional pavement re-
moval and replacement-
(4a) 13,800 l.f. installation of '6-in. bell
and spigot cast iron pipe;
(4b) 8.480 l.f. installation of 8-in. bell
and spigot cast iron pipe;
(5) 14.620 lbs. installation of fittings,
etc.;
(6) 2,950 l.f. making joints, bell and
spigot;
(7) 32,300 sq. ft. repavement.
Total bids follow:
(A) Pacific States Constr. Co., San
P>ancisco. $17,965.90.
(B") Lowrie Paving Co., San Fran-
cisco, $19,675.00.
(C) W. J. Tobin. Oakland. $21,207.80.
Unit bids follow:
(A) (B) (C)
(1 ) $0.32 $0.30 $0.45
(2 ) 30 .25 .50
(3 ) 30 .30 .30
(4a) 07 .07 .06
(4b) 08 .08 .08
(5 ) 02 .03 .02
(G ) 27 .30 .30
(7 ) 24 .30 .25
X. A. Eckart, Chief Engineer. *
BIDS WANTED
FRESXO COUNTY, Cal.— Until Jan.
17, 10 A. M., as reviously reported,
bids will be received by the Fresno
County Board of Supervisors, E. Un.!-
senberry. County Clerk, Court House.
Fresno, for construction of a water-
works system for the Fresno County
Water Works District No. 2.
The work involves:
( 1) 6.370 ft. 4-in. cast iron water pipe
complete in place, including ex-
cavation and backfilling;
( 2) 7,900 ft. 6-in. do;
( 3) 3.260 ft. S-in. do;
( 4) 5,850 lbs. standard cast iron fit-
tings for water mains, complete
in place;
( 3) 7 4-in. gate valves, complete in
place, including valve boxes and
cover;
( 6) 8 6-in. do;
( 7) 4 8-in. do;
( 8) 3 blow-off hydrants;
( 9) 39 %-inch service connections,
complete, including corporation
cock;
(10) 10 1-in. do;
(11) 6 Ij^-in. do;
(12) 6 4x4x36-in. Revlwood posts;
(13) pump and motor complete, with
all appurtenances & accessories;
(14) one only water well complete, 100
ft. deep;
(15) 100 l.f. additional depth of well
as may be reciuired.
A. Segel, Engineer.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the above office. • '
BIDS OPENED
SAX FRAXCISCO — I'acific States
Constr. Co.. (-all Bldg.. at $17,965.90
submitted low bid to the Public Uti-
34 — PARKS AND PLAY-
GROUNDS
BIDS OPENED
PITTSBURG, Contra Costa Co., Cal.
— L. F. Dana, Pittsburg, at $450 sub-
mitted low bid to Custodian, Pitts-
burg post office for seeding and plant-
ing grounds at the post office.
Complete bids follow:
L. F. Dana, Pittsburg $460
Ernest Dexter, Pittsburg; 497
Vanden Abeel, Walnut Creek 498
California Xurseiy. Xilcs 673
West Coast Nursery, Palo Alto 675
Jo«. H. Sabol, Pittsburg 761
Bids referred to Washington for
awarrl. •
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STATE AWARDS
$1,619,000 JOBS
ON HIGHWAYS
Acceptance Mark Completion
Of Federal Emergency
Schedule
SACRAMENTO. Jan. 14.— Seven
contracts for works program high-
way and grade separation projects
in Southern California were award-
ed today by the State Division of
Highways on low bids totaling |1,-
619, 9S2. The awards complete the
letting of all work on which bids
had been received up to the end of
December excepting four jobs for
which bids were received and re-
jected. Two of these are being re-
advertised and new bid dates for
the others aro expecte shorttly.
Today's awards were:
Clinton Const. Co.. Los Angeles
constructing overhead crossing at
Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, |578
420.
Griffith Co., Los Angeles, con
structing ov.^rhead crossing on Soto
Street over Valley Blvd. and South
em Pacific tracks, Los Angeles
$116,864.
L. E. Dixon Co., Los Angeles
constructing undergrade crossing
at Mission Road, Los Angeles, $241
661.
Guy F. Atkinson Co., San Fran
Cisco, grading 2.2 miles and con
structing stenl stringer bridge in
Los Angeles County, $355,762.
Oscar Oberg, Los Angeles, con-
structing undergrade crossing be-
noath tracks of the Union Pacific
ttt Soto Street Los Angeles, $154-
5*42.
Sharp A Fellows Contracting Co.,
Los Angeles, grading 10.9 miles,
treating with liquid asphalt and
constructing timber pile trestle in
Riverside County, $129,848.
C. F, Robblns, Los Angeles, grad-
ing and paving with Portland ce-
ment concrete 1.3 miles In Santa
Ana, $42,487.
The highway division announced
Jiew bids would be taken February
6 in Los Ang-les for 3.7 miles of
grading on Sepulveda Boulevard,
between San Fernando Road and
Brand Boulevard in Los Angeles.
Bids received on this contract De-
cember 5 have been rejected. The
low bid was offered by J. L. Mc-
Clain, Los Angeles, at $555,334.
DODD AWARDED
HOSPITAL JOB
RED BLUFF, Jan. 15.— Award
of a contract to C. H. Dodd,
Stockton, low bidder for erect-
ing a county hospital building,
was recommended to PWA today
by the Tehama County Board of
Supervisors. The low bid was
$85,647. Three other bids were
received as follows: J. C. Mey-
ers, Stockton, $88,455; N. H. Sjo-
berg, San Francisco, $90,191 and
James L. McLaughlin, San Fran-
cisco, $92,812. The contract is
for erecting a one- and two-story
building of reinforced concrete
and includes installation of a
steam heating system.
W. E. Coffman, Sacramento,
designed the building.
Suisun Waterworks
Contract Advertised
For January 31
A bid call was issued yesterday
by the city of Suisun on a contract
for improvement of the municipal
water system for which $35,000 of
city and PWA funds are available.
The work is being supervised by
Clyde C. Kennedy, San Francisco
consulting engineer.
Bids will be opened January 31.
The work includes replacement of
12- and 8-in. lines, salvaging and
relaying mains, furnishing and in-
stallig valves and hydrants, drilling
one well and miscellaneous items.
Plans and specifications are avail-
able at Kennedy's office in the Call
Building.
BOEHME HEADS SAN
JOAQUIN PAINTERS
A. H. Boehme was installed as
president of the Master Painters
and Decorators Association of San
Joaquin county at a meeting held
last week at Hotel Clark, Stockton,
it is reported. Other officers in-
stalled at last week's meeting were
Carl Steger, secretary, and Carl
Hockholt. treasurer. The executive
committee includes, in addition to
the officers, Joe Severn and Perry
Lee.
ASK BIDS ON
NEW BUILDING
AT SACRAMENTO
$600,000 Structure To House
Motor Vehicle
Headquarters
Bids on contracts for erecting a
new office building for the State
Motor Vehicle Department in Sac-
ramento will be received Febraary
11 State Architect Geo. B. McDou-
gall announced yesterday. The es-
timated cost is $600,000.
The Motor Vehicle building is
one of two new office buildings to
be located on adjoining sites on N
Street between 11th and 12th Sts.
The other will house the Depart
ment of Public Works.
Plans provide for a four-story re-
inforced concrete structure. The
work will be let under five segre-
gated contracts (1) General work;
(2) Electrical; (3) Plumbing; (4)
Heating and Ventilating; (5) Ele-
vators. Equipment will include a
steam heating system air-condition-
ing plant three passenger and one
freight elevator two electric dumb
waiters.
A contract has been let to Ray-
mond Concrete Pile Company, San
Francisco, for constructing foun-
dations for the two buildings.
The State Division of Architec-
ture now is advertising approxi-
mately $800,000 worth of building
contracts. Bid opening dates have
been announced previously for a
laundry to be constructed at Cam-
arillo State Hospital and for a ward
at Norwalk State Hospital.
ADDITIONAL CAPS FOR
DeVILBISS SPRAY GUN
Two new air caps for the Type
MBC Spray Gun have been develop-
ed by the DeVllbiss Co., Toledo, O.
The No. 76 cap is designed for use
with lacquers, primers and heavy-
bodied synthetics in volume pro-
duction industrial finishing. To pro-
duce a wider, more even spray
without split DeVilbiss has develop-
ed the No. 54 cap, a narrow horn,
twin Jet type. Complete details on
both caps m,ay be obtained by writ-
ing the manufacturer.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
U. S. PERMITS
INCREASE 12%
IN DECEMBER
Dun & Bradstreet Survey
Shows 71% Improvement
In Year Total
The hnilding industry, as measur-
e^l by the value ot permits taken
but tor new buildings, alterations
aJid repairs, closed the past year
with a sharp upward spurt. Instead
of a small seasonal decline usually
witnessed in December, the permit
volume for that month in 215 cities
of the United States rose to $62.-
092.039 from $56,276,588 in Novem-
ber, or an increase of 12.0 per cent,
according to Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
With the exception of the October
total of $66,965,705, last month's
figure was the highest since Octo-
ber, 1931, and was almost treble
the value of permits in December,
1934. which amounted to only $21.-
125,723.
Scattered throughout the country,
such cities at Pittsburgh. Troy. Cin-
(*innati. Detroit. Xashville, Okla-
hoTiia City. St. Louis, Sioux Falls,
Los Angeles and Seattle reported
particularly large increases in De-
c'^^^iber building. In the 214 cities
otitside of New York, the conteih-
plated building totalled$48,781,834
in December, an increase of 12.5
per cent Over November, and 179.2
per cent'bver the sam'e month last
year.
New York City also gained rapid-
ly in December, permits amounting
to $14,210,205, an increase of 10.3
l>er cent above November and of
289.7 per cent above the corre-
sponding month a year ago.
The record for 19."?5 in the build-
ing industry eclipsed all previous
years back to 1931. With the up-
ward rush in the final month, the
total value of permits for the 12
months just ended reached an ag-
gregate of $596,686,708 against $348-
390,747 for the similar period of
1934, or a rise of 71.3 per cent. The
1935 building permit total was the
largest since 1931.
The following table presents the
estimated totals o£ building expen-
ditures for Decern l>er and twelve
monrlis of the past nine years:
Compared
Previous
Dt(einl)cr ■ 12 Month. s Year
193i5.'..... $0.2.992,030 ? .';!rfi,GS6,7n.S +71.2
1934 21,125.72S 348, 390, 747 +11,1
1933 24.915.27(1 . 313.67C.27fi —21.4
1932 23.279,(;9n 3!i9.2SS,93n —65.5
1931..;... "47,582.310 1,158,963.273 —30.7
mO_..- 109.105.240 I.G71.403.07S —42.6
1929 123.498.929 2.913,131.600 —11.8
1928 217.436.810 3. 304. .507.091 — 3.4
1927..:... 253,607.296 3.419,479.040.
PARTNERSHIP OF
ARCHITECTS DISSOLVED
The firm of Herbert and Canlkine
has been dissolved, according^ to.*
joint announcement by Architects
William R, Herbert and C. A. Caul-
kins, .Ir. The two architects will
continue their practice in Ssnta
Rosa and both will maintain offices
in the Rosenberg Building.
COPPER SALES
TO INCREASE
More than 200,000,000 pounds
of copper may be used by the
building industry during 1936,
according to estimates of the
manufacturers. This would be
an increase of about one-third
over the copper products sales
to builders last year. The esti-
mate covers material used In
roofing, pipe and tubing for wat-
er lines, wiring, hardware, light-
ing fixtures, Insulation, weather-
proofing, water heaters, etc. Ex-
pansion of mechanical refrigera-
tion sales and air-conditioning
installations due to rehabilita-
tion and new building also will
benefit the copper industry.
Clifford Heads
Architectural Club
For Coming Year
Walter C. Clifford was elected
president of the San Francisco Ar-
chitectural Club at the first meet-
ing of the yesr. Other officers for
the year* are Walter Ruppel, vice-
prtesident, and Richard Audsley,
secretary.
The following committee chair- 1
men were named: Walter Runpel,
entertainment; Frank Trai)ucco,
publications, and Richard Audsley,
publicity. Mr. Otto Hintermann
was elected the new trustee a'ld
Chas. Conti, director. Other com-
mittee men will be named later.
After the election of officers, Mr.
Edward Counter, past president,
presented retiring President Hint-
ermann with a past president's
charm, bearing the inslgnja of the
San Francisco Architectural Chi'h.
A buffet supper was sei-yefl.
18 SEEK PENINSULA
CITY MANAGER POST
Action on applications fot tl4e
city manager position at Redwood
City, recently resigned by Ernest
Rolison and being filled temporar-
ily by City Engineer Chas. Dimmit,
is expected In the near future. The
city council has received eighteen
applications for the position, it is
reported.
Californians from whom appli-
cations have been received include
Assistant Manager .Lames Long of
Berkeley; City Manager Oscar F.
Weissgerber of Brawley; City Man
ager W. A. Richmond of San Le-
andro; Wm. H. Brown, former city
manager of Tulare, and City Man-
ager H. L. Denham of Pittsburg.
New orders for steel business
furniture amounted to $14,283,845
during the first eleven months of
1935, the Bureau of the Census re-
ports, as compared with $10,795,964
durinfe the corresponding period of
1934.
M'DONALD & KAHN
LOW BIDDER ON
MAIN EXTENSION
Utilities Commission To Let
Biff Pipe Line Jobs
At Early Date
MacDonald & Kahn Co., Ltd., 200
Financial Center Bldg.. yesterday
submitted to the San Francisco
Public Utilities Commission the
lowest of eight proposals for lay-
ing twenty- and twenty- four -inch
steel feeder mains in Bacon, Phelps
Williams, Third and Thornton Sts.
Amount of the low bid was $137,964.
Under the contract, which is part
of the commission's old PWA pro-
gram, the successful bidder will
fabricate and install approixmately
13,950 feet of twent3rt6^r-iil^eihj||f|d
1500 feet of twenty-inch steel pipe.
Total bids were as follows:
MacDonaM & Kahn $137,964
Eaton & Smith 140,342
Chas. L. Harney. 146.568
W. J. Tobin - 149,902
M. J. Lynch 152,440
Siblev Grading- & Teaming Co.
Ltd 156.780
ft. B. McNair and H. Gould 159.327
Lowrie Pavinp Company 185,148
Two additional contracts under
the commission's old PWA program
were advertised for bids this week,
the largest being for construction
of the $1,400,000 Crystal Springs
Pipeline No. 2 from Millbrae to San
Francisco.
The commission will open bids
for the Crystal Springs Pipeline
February 5. The contract calls for
construction of a pipeline about ten
and one-half miles long from the
water departmeat yard near Mill-
brae, San Mateo county, to Univer-
sity Mound reservoir near Woolsey
and Bowdoin streets in San Fran-
CH9C0.
The' line is divided into two sec-
tions. Section A, between a point
near Baden and University Mound,
will be entirely of sixty-inch weld-
ed steel pipe, of which approxi-
mately 35,050 feet will be required.
Section B, which extends from the
-Millbrae yard to the beginning of
Section A, will be about 20.540 feet
in length and will consist of sixty-
inch steel- cylinder reinforced con-
crete pipe with short sections of
sixty-inch welded steel pipe.
Bids for laying the Crosstown
Pipeline in San Francisco will be
opened February 4. Approximately
12.300 feet of thirty-six-inch steel
pipe and 5500 feet of forty-four-inch
steel pipe will be laid under this
contract. Some 11,150 feet of the
thirty-sLx-inch pipe to be used will
be salvaged from the Newark-San
Lorenzo pipeline.
« .
PWA LOANS FOR
NEW YORK TUNNEL
A loan and grant of $58,365,000
has been made by the Federal Pub-
lic Works Administration to the
city of New York for construction
of a traffic tunnel under the East
River.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Geo. Petersen Wins Suit To Recover
Bid Security On Healdsburg Contract
Suit for return of bid security which had been impounded by the
Healdsburg High School District was won yesterday by George Peter-
sen, San Leandro building contractor, terminating a case which has
been of wide interest in the building industry. The school trustees
sought to forfeit a certified check which Mr. Petersen deposited with
his bid after a bona fide error in computing the bid total had been
disclosed.
The contractor obtained an injunction restraining the district fronn
casiiiug the chock and yesterday
$1,000,000 IN
POWER PROPOSAL
FOR CONSTRUCTION
received notice of a final decision
in his favor by Judge W. D. L.
Held in Sonoma County Superior .
Court.
Judge Held found that the school
district had suffered no damage
from Mr. Petersen's error and that
there is no statutory lequirement
for forfeiture of the bid Becurity.
Failure of the PWA to i-oncur in
an award to Mr. Petersefi is cited
as further ground for relieving the
contractor of an obligation, since
the school .authorities were then
without power to let the contarct
on which they subsequently sought
to penalize the bidder.
Attorney Marcus Hardin of thf?
firm of Decoto and St. Sure, Oak-
land, represented Mr. Petersen in
the suit. The text of Judge Held's
decision as received yesterday by
Attorney Hardin follows:
Tlip plaintiff is a luiiMing contrac-
tor. The defendant consi.sts of the -
Board of trustees of Heald.sburs High
School District, the individual mem- "
bers of that Boar.l, Paul E. Crabli,
the principal of the Healdsburg Hisli
School, Chas. O. Scott, the Country
Treasurer of Sonoma Couniy, and tht^
First National Hank In San I..eandio.
The defendant Board of High School
Trustees advertised for bids for the
construction of an addition to the
High School building: the plaintiff
made a bid of $f)7.!»'.<0.00 for such oon-
strnction, which bid was the lowest
received by the Trustees. Accompany-
ing his bid, plaintiff deposited hi.s cer-
tified chec;k on defendant First Na-
tional Bank in San Leandro, anvl said
check has been deposited witlx the.
defendant County Treasurer. The
plaintiff claims that his bid .should
have been $77,990.00. and that through
a mistake in the addition of a col;
umn of figure*; It was erroneousl.v
made for $10,000.00 le-s.s than the cor-
rect amount. It is .alleged in the com-
plaint that the defe'r.dant.s. Board of
Trustee.s, seek to collect and retain
the amount of said check, and to for-
feit thf .^anie. Plaintiffs seek injunc-
tive relief against the threatened acf.s,
of .said deftndanls and the recovery
of .saifl check.
I have carefully examined into tl!-
evidence, and am convinced that the
plaintiff made an honest mistake in
the preparation of hi.<! bid: one that
was fundamental rather than inci-
dental: and that equity should afford
him relief. A Cal. Juris, page 7S3.
Sec. 19. 56 Cal. Juris, page 490; S( c.
526. In Moffett vs. Rot.hestfr, 44 Ui S.
(Law E-d.) IIOS, the .Supremo C„„rt nf '
the United States held in a similar,
case, that the proposal made by the
contractor wa.s one which be.jiiever'
Intended to make, and that, the Mii-icfs
of the parties never met upon h' con-
tract based thereon,. Other cusea to
the sumo effect, are:
Board of Rfigent.s vs. Coio 27.1 i^'
VV. 508. -
Judgment will he. (hat 'rlaintiff ha\e
recovery of his check.
fTnion vs. Anderson, 240 N. \\*. I'O'.
.Martens 'v.<5. City.' 171 Xl' V.' Hupp.' ST.
Harper vs. City. 14."> N. V. Supp. 59.
Kut.sche vs. Ford. 192 N. W. 714.
liftm-A vs. Bend.er, 72 N. E. 154.
In <>ach of the above cases, the con-
tract was to be entered into with a
public a.gency, and in several forfei-
ture WHS sought of security' deposited
pvu-suant to a statute. •
The defendants here contend thUt
even Uiough relief may be granted
against a forfeiture based on contract,
there can be none in case of a statu-
tory forfeiture. They cite Mill Valley
vs. Bonding Co. «S C.A. S72. To the
.-ame effect is Farnsworth vs. M & I*
R.R. Co. 23 U. S. (law Ed) 530. Union
L & S Co. vs. United States, 257 Fed.
fiSS. But these cases to have no ap-'
plicability here. Xo statute is pointed
out as requiring the forfeiture sought
herein by defendants. And if there
were such a statute, there could be
no forfeiture except for a failure to
enter into the contract resulting from
a ■ proposal and its acceptance. If
tliete was no meeting of the minds of
tlie parties, there was no contract
UK reed upon, and if none was agreed
upon, there was no breach; and even
though th statute denumd a forfeiture
f<jr a breach of contract, it would first
lie necessary to establish a breach.
The case of Donaldson vs. Abraham
122 Pac. 1003. holds that "equity has
llie same power to relieve from for-
feitures provided for by statute as it
has to relieve from forfeitures pro-
vided fur by ordinary contract."
In this case, I fail to see where de-
fendant Board of Trustees, or the Dis-
trict, or the principal, have suffered
any damage. The plaintiff made an
honest mistake, and without delay de-
termined that he had made a mistake
and coiumunicaled the fact to the
school authorities. On Jan. 17, 1935,
Mr. Cra{j(b (Udvi^ed plaintiff that the
nuttter had been referred to the Build-
ing Codei' authorities "and that the
Board of Trustees will take no action
until a reply is-. received." The en-
tire matter was then in the hand's
iif the Building-; Code authorities, and
plaintiff had tlj.e assurance of the
.Sfthool ofTicials that tlie matter would
remain in status quo until the Code
authority had acted. A hearing was
had and on Feb. C. 1935. the "P.W.A."
approval for the execution of the con-
tract had been withdrawn. The reso-
lution and correspondence of Jan. 24
and 28, 1935, did not alter the situa-
tion. The "\V.P..\." approval was
neoeiiiiary -to the authority of th*
.■school offlj-ials to enter mto a con-
tract, and that approval was given;
Jan. 14, 1935. but for all practical pur-
poses, suspended the following day.
and finally entirely withdrawn on
l'"eb. U. 1935. U would sceui that the
defendants are seeking to recover a
penalty for the failure of plaintiff to*
enter ito a contract, which defenduul
.■school authorltie.i ■ thtmsMves . weif
without power to «xecute.
City's Municipal Distribution
Plan Would Utilize
Existing Lines
Expenditure of about $1,000,000
for new construction is contem-
plated in a plan for municipal di.s-
tributlon of Hetch Hetchy power
which the San Francisco Board of
Supervisors has approved. The
board has authorized Public Utili-
ties Commission oflScials to nego-
tiate with the Federa' government
for consent to the proposal ns a
means of satisfying provisions of
the Raker Act.
Manager of Utilities E. G. Caliill
and Paul J. Ost, electrical engineer.
will present the plan to Secretary
of the Interior Harold Ickes.
Mr. Cahill's estimate of initial in;
vestment necessary to distribute
power now being developed on the
Hetch Hetchy system is:
Purchase of portion of P. G.
& B lines within the city.;.-J16,575.00O
Alterations and additions 600,009
Office. Shops, Warehouse &
Equipment 1,000,000
Materials and Supprin-^". 75.000
AVorking Cash. P.50.000
Total $18.fi00.'if>,')
The city would purchase suffi-
cient of the Pacific Oas and Elec-
tric Company distribution plant to
absorb a peak capacity of 69,500
kws., the total capacity of Hetch
Hetchy plants transmitted to S'ln
Francisco for distribution.
The territory proposed for niu-,
nicipal lines is the major part of
the Western Addition lying west oi"
Van Ness Avenue and south of Sac-
ramento St.. the entire Richmond."
Sunset, Parkside and west of Twin
Peaks district, and a considerable
portion of the Mission district.
In order to avoid duplication of
facilities, Mr. Cahill has recom-
mended that the city continue an •
existing contract with the P. G. &
E. by which it delivers at Newark
substation the entire Hetch Hetchy
output at a '75 per cent load factor.
But instead of permitting the pow-
er company to retail the current the
city will take delivcuy at wholesale
rates at substation bus bars in San
Francisco and distribute in its own
lines. The company would retain
a power surpliis estimated at 207.-
000,000 kw-hrs. as compensation for
transmitting between New-ark and
San Francisco. Standby service al-
so would be provided by the com-
pany.
The only new constru'ctinn to he
undertaken by the city would be
administration and maintenance .
headquarters, estimated at $1,000,-
000.
Alterations and additions, estimat-
ed at $600,000. include reconnecting
feeders, particularly thosv former-*
ly the pi-operly of the Grfuit Wl'.sjL-.^
er II Power Company whicb. iidw fitti '
served' from siibstatioris outsidp -the
area of muulcipal distribvtion.- :.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
PERMITo^ AMD eOM^RACT.
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY
No
Owner
Contractor
Amt.
49
Vizzard
Anderson
6000
50
Newman
Owner
1000
51
New
Barrett
3000
52
Johnsen
Owner
10000
53
Baker
Owner
8000
64
55
Sellman
Lindsay
40000
3300
Owner
66
Lindsay
Owner
3300
57
Ostroni
Owner
2500
58
Micheletti
Miller
2000
>5»
B&nli
Dinwiddle
1000
60
Cincotta
Kranchesclii
9000
61
Franceschi
Franceschi
9000
62
Vukicevlch
Vukicevlch
7500
63
Mode
Owner
7000
64
Ippolito
Owner
3500
63
McClenahan
Owner
4000
66
McClenahan
Owner
4000
67
McCIenaiian
Owner
4000
68
Cousins
Schell
1000
69
Smith
Scott
3500
70
Poulin
Owner
5500
DWKLLING
(49) SE EIGHTEENTH AVE AND
Taraval St. Two-story and base-
ment fr.nme store and dwelling.
Owner— N. M. Vizzard, 2567 18th Ave.
San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — N. M. Anderson, 2427 4th
Ave., San Francisco. $6000
ALTERATIONS
(50) NO. 400-406 DIVISADERO ST.
Alter workshop.
Owner — Mrs. E. Newman, 1369 Hyde
St., S«n Francisco.
Architect — Not Given. |1000
ALTERATIONS
(51) N HERON ST. 200 E Eighth St.
Alter laundry.
Owner — New Process Laundry, Prem.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Barrett & Hilp, 918 Har-
rison St., San Francisco. $3000
FLATS
(52) NE CASA WAY 117 NW Retiro
St. Two-story and basement
frame flats.
Owner— Peder P. Johnsen, 1750 Bay
St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $10,000
DWELLING
(53) W JORDAN AVE. 366 N Euclid
Ave. Two-story and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner— Mrs. Fannie L. Baker, % Ar-
chitect.
Architect — J. E. Krafft & Sons, Phe-
lan Bldg., San Francisco.
Contractor— Not Let. $8000
APARTMENTS
(54) NW WEBSTER AND NORTH
Point Sts. Three-story and base-
ment frame apartments.
Owner— S-ellman & Bohlin, 1990 Green
St.. San Francisco.
Architct— H. C. Baumann, 251 Kear-
ny St., San Francisco.
Engineer— Ja.s. M. Smith. 251 Kearny
St., San Francisco.
Contractor— Segregated. $40,000
DWELLING
(65) W 26th AVE. 200 S Moraga St.
One - story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner and Builder— C. T. Lindsay, 140
Duboce Avenue.
Architect— Not Given. $3300
DWELLING
(55) W 26th AVE. 225 S Moraga St.
One - story and basement frame
dwfllinj:
Owner and Builder— C. T. Lindsay, 140
Doiboce Avenue.
Architect— Not Given. $3300
ALTERATIONS
(57) 54-56-58 SANCHEZ ST. Alter
flats.
Owner- and Contractor — Helmer Os-
trom, 74 Henry St.
Architect — Not Given. $2500
STATION
(58) NW FOLSOM & FOURTEENTH
sis. Class C service station.
Owner — G. Micheletti, 464 Douglass
St., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Philip Miller, 384 San Mi-
guel St., San Francisco. $2000
Al-
ALTERATIONS
(59) NO. 430 CALIFORNIA ST.
ter offices.
Owner — Bank of California, Premises.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Dinwiddle Constr. Co.,
210 Crocker Bldg., S. F. $1000
FLATS
(60) W FILLMORE ST. 125 N Chest-
nut St. Two-story and basement
frame flats.
Owner — Maria Cincotta, % Architect.
Architect — Sam Helman, 605 Market
St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Franceschi Constr. Engr.
Co., 3750 Webster St. $9000
FLATS
(61) W FILLMORE S-T. 151 N Chest-
nut St. Two-story and basement
frame flats.
Owner — Louis Franceschi, 3750 Web-
ster St., San Francisco.
Architect — Sam Heiman, 605 Market
St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Franceschi Constr. Engr.
Co., 3750 Webster St. $9000
APARTMENTS
(62) N TARAVAL ST. 57 W 24th
Ave. Two-story frame apartments
Owner— E. E. Vukicevlch, 1442 Tara-
val St., San Francisco.
Architect— R. R. Irvine, 3431 Market
St., San Francisco.
Contractor— Pete E. Vukicevlch. 1442
Taraval St., San Francisco. $7500
ALTERATIONS
(63) NO. 39 STOCKTON ST. AllcT'
store.
Owner — Mode-O-Day Frock Shops of
Los Angeles, 860 South Los An-
geles S"t., Los Angeles.
Architect— E. L. Alberts, 860 S. Los
Angeles St., Los Angeles. $7000
DWELLING
(64) E BARTLETT ST. 225 9 24th
St. One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — Antonio Ippolito, 122 Paris
St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $3500
DWELLING
(65) B NINTH AVE. 144 S Lawton
St. One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — T. W. McClenahan, 333 16th
Ave., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(66) E NINTH AVE. 116 S Lawton
St. One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — T. W. McClenah.nn, 333 16th
Ave.. San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(67) E NINTH AVE. 172 S Lawton
St. One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — T. W. McClenahan, 333 16th
Ave., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $4000
ALTERATIONS
(68) NO. 226 KEARNY ST. Alter
store.
Owner — Cousins Investment Co., 200
Kearny St., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Fred W. Schell. 1651 24th
Ave., San Francisco. $1000
DWELLING
(69) W THIRTY-SEVENTH AVE.
125 S Cabrillo St. One-story and
basement frame dwelling.
Owner — Chas. Smith,
San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Harry Scott
St., San Francisco.
36th Ave.
4520 Cabrillo
$3500
DWELLING
(70) S BALBOA ST. 60 B Forty-
seventh Ave. Two-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — Arthur and Adele Poulin, 643
Fifth Ave., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given. $5500
ALAMEDA
COUNTY
No
Owner
Contractor
Amt.
26
Offord
Parks
4900
27
Reynolds
Grubb
3000
28
Herbst
Anderson
4000
29
Broadwater
Owner
14000
30
McKinnon
Hamilton
1000
31
Union
Early
1000
32
Vlugtb
Owner
2000
33
Rubin
Dynes
1000
DWELLING
(26) 641 EUCLID AVENUE, BERK-
ELEY. One-story 5-room frame
dwelling and garage.
Owner— R. H. Offord, 2379 Virginia St.
Berkeley.
Architect — M. Goodman.
Contractor— R. Parks, 1847 Yosemite,
Berkeley. $4900
DWELLING
(27) NO. 10,501 BEVERLY AVE.,
OAKLAND. One-story five-room
dwelling.
Owner— G. Reyonlds.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— J. B. Grubb, 1801 109th
Ave., Oakland. $3000
RESIDEHSrCE
(28) NO. 161 FOREST LANE, BER-
KELEY. Residence.
Owner — W. A. Herbst, 3030 Regent
St., Berkeley.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — F. W. Anderson. 2111
Ashby Ave., Berkeley. $4000
REPAIRS
(29) NO. 27 HIGHLAND AVENUE.
PIEDMONT. Repairs and altera-
tions.
Owner — C. C. Broadwater, Premises.
Architect— Not Given. $14,000
ALTERATIONS
(30) NO. 2212 SAN PABLO AVENUE
OAKLAND. Alterations.
Owner — Geo. McKinnon.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— M. F. Hamilton, 2444 Vir-
ginia St.. Berkeley.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
EXCAVATION
^31) NK BROADWAY AND IHtOAD-
way Terrace. OAKLAND. Exca-
vation.
I uvner— Union Oil Co.. Mill.s Tower,
San Francisco.
\rcliilect — Not Given.
Contractor — Fred J. Early Jr., 360
40th St., Oaklniui. $1000
ai-tj:kation9
(32) no. 52.s3 foothill llvd.,
OAKLAND, Alterations.
.\ ner — Leonard Vliiicth. 2025 Vicks-
l)urR: Ave.. Oakland.
.\rcliitect— Not Given. |2000
ALTKHATIONS
(33) No. 1135 BROADWAY. OAK-
LAND. Alterations.
Owner — A. Rubin.
.Architect — H. C. Ferree. 433 Valle
Vi.sta Ave., Oakland.
Contractor — L. C. Dynes. 3C3 19tli St..
Oakland. |100u
BUILDING CONTRACTS
ALAMEDA COUNTY
No. Owner
3 Calsen
I Dufton
Contractor Amt.
Tollefsen 4025
Armstrons 7140
HESIDKNCE
(3) liKOOKDALE AVE. 290 E from
Coolidge St., Oakland. All work
for rejiidence.
Owner — C. C. Calsen. 3033 Bartlett
Ave., Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — C. Tollefsen, 3311 E-17tli
St.. Oakland.
Filed Jan. '.K '36. Dated Nov. 11. '35.
Rough plumbing in $825
Roof on ready for plaster 800
2nd coat plaster on „ 800
W'hen completed 800
Usual 35 days _ 800
TOTAL COST. $4025
Bond, $4025. Surety, George Linton.
Limit, yO days. Forfeit, $5 per day,
I'lans and specifications filed.
RESIDENCE
(4) POR. LOT 8 BLK B, Montclair
Estates, Oakland. All work for
two-story and basement frame &
stucco residence.
Owner — Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Dufton,
3608 Lincoln Ave.. Oakland.
Architect — Wm. 1. Garren, 233 Post
St., San Francisco.
Contractor — J. R. Armstrong, 1131
Fleet Road, Oakland.
Filed Jan. 13, '36. Dated Dec. 31. '35.
Roof on _ „ « „.$1785
Brown plaster completed 178S
When completed „ 178.')
I sual 35 days 1785
TOTAL COST. $7140
Bond. none. Limit. 100 days. Forfeit.
$5 per day. i'lans and specifications,
none
SAN FRANCISCO UNDER $1000
SIGN, electric, $150; 1355 Van Ness
Ave.: owner. J. F. Waters, Prem. ;
contractor. Elec. Prods. Corp., 255
Oolden Gate Ave.
ALTER restaurant. $45; 1188 Market
St.: owner, Frank's Tavern. Prem.
ALTER .store. $125; 565 Jackson St.:
owner. Mr. ChanK. Prem.; con-
tractor. Shang Git & Co., 145
Waverly Place.
.S'lGN. electric. $300; 1801 Fillmore St.:
owner. Thrift Cut - Rate Ddugs.
Prem.; contractor, Elec. Prode.
Corp.. 255 Golden Gate Ave.
SIGN, electric. $150; 1355 Van Ness
Ave.; owner. J. F. Waters, Prem.;
contractor. Elec. Prod.s. Corp.. 255
Golden Gate Ave.
ALTER flats. fU,0: 12 Noble Alley;
owner. A. Co.«tello. Premises.
SIGN, electric. $100; 731 Market St.;
owiT-r. I'enninEton .Millinery Co..
Prem.; contractor. Elec. Prods.
Corp.. 255 Golden Gate Ave.
SIGN, electric. $160; 1355 Van Ness
Ave.: owner. J. F. Waters. Prem.;
contractor. Elec. Prodts. Corp.. 266
Golden Gate Ave.
.M/I'ER restaurant. $200; 85 Broad-
way; owner. Pete Maiaschln, 85
Broadway.
SIGN, electric. $200; 981 Geneva Ave.;
owner. Amazon Drug Co., Prem.;
contractor. QRS Neon Corp., Ltd.,
690 Potrero Ave.
ALTER offices (roof tank), $.'i0; 130
Bush St.; owner. Limited Mutual
Coinpen.sation Insurance Co., 130
Bush St.; contractor, Patterson &
Koster Iron Works. 280 13th St.
SIGN, electric. $100; 1962 Ovean Ave.
owner Spreckels Ice Cream, Prem.
contraotor, QRS Neon Corp.. Ltd.;
690 Potrero Ave.
SIGN, electric. $100; 1962 Ocean Ave.;
owner. Castro Theatre. Premises;
contractor, Wonderlite Neon Prod.
Co.. 170 Otis St.
SIGN, electric, $200; 2453 Fillmore St.;
owner. Marnett's Beauty Shop,
Premises; contractor, QRS JTeon
Corp., Lts., 690 Potrero Ave.
FLUES, $50; E Cayuga 90 N San la
Rosa; owner, Boyd C. Lindsay, 18;{
Oxford; contractor. Walters Fur-
nace & Sheet Metal Co.. 2230 Mar-
ket Street.
FLUES. $150; N Greenwich 105 W Di-
visadero; owner. Mr. Spingola,
2655 Greenwich St.; contractor, J.
J. Delucchi, 1526 Powell Si.
REPAIR fire damage to dwelling. $350;
46 Beverly; owner, F. W. William-
son, 566 29th Avenue.
FLUES. $50; W Van Nees Ave. So.
173 N 24th St.; owner. J. Brandt.
2827 Mis.sion St.; contractor. New
Mission Sheet Metal Works, 3401
Mission St.
ELECTRIC sign. $135; 3137 Mission;
owner. AIa;skan Tavern, premises;
contractor, Apex Electric Co. 363
Fell St.
FLUES. $64; 29-31 Cumberland St.;
owner. E. Eckert, premises; con-
tractor. J. Camp & Co.. 1093 Na-
toma St.
FLUES. $15; 36 John; owner, D. SonK.
premi.ses: contractor. Domestic
Gas Equip. Co., 415 Sutter St.
FLUES. $50; E Cayuga 140 N Santa
Rosa; owner, Boyd C. Lindsay.
183 Oxford St.: contractor, Walters
Furnace & Sheet Metal Co., 2230
Market St.
ALTER store, $150; 24 8th St.: owner,
Chas. W. Sutro, care Buckbce Jl-
Thorne, 151 Sutter St.
FLUES. $50; S Vicente 32 W 22nd
Ave.: owner, Arco Bldg. Co., 470S
Mission St.; contractor. New Mis-
.'^ion. Sheet Metal Works 3401 Mis-
sion Street.
SIGN, electric. $125; 205 Granada St.:
owner, (iranada Cleaners, prem-
ises; contractor, Apex Elec. Co
363 Fell St.
FLUE.S. $100; N Kay 100 E Baker St ■
owner, Mr. LeticI, 461 Columbus;
contractor. John J. Delucchi, 152*;
Fowell St.
.ALTER stores. $400; NW Van Ness
and Post; owner. Hecht Inv. Co,
premises; .architect. Hynian an<l
Appleton, 6S i'ost St.; engineer.
II. Ro.senthal. 76 6th Ave.; con-
tr.icK.r Miller & McGlllis. % archi-
tects.
FLUES. $.50; B Cayugra 116 N Santa
Rosa; owner. Boyd C. Lindsay.
is:; Oxford St.; contractor. Walters
Furnace &. Sheet Metal Co.. 2230
Market.
ALTER offices. $300; 316 Montgomery;
owner. Commercial Union - Ocean
Group, pitml.ses; engineer. J. V.
JervLs. 315 Montgomerv.
ALTER dwelling. $100; 1922 Pine St.;
owner. Andrew S. Gramecko. 2087
Sutter St.
ALAMEDA COUNTY UNDER $1000
ALTICUATIONS. $296: SOO Contra
Costa St.. I?erkeley: owner. G.
Whittaker. Prem.; contractor. W
<;. Foster. 4 Avon Road.
ALTERATIONS. $250; 37.S6 Porter St..
Oakland: owner. G. Tribuzio. 42.'>
Market Street.
ALTERATIONS. $230; 595 Chelwood
Ave.. Oakland; owner. B. Penning-
ton; contractor. Erick Koenig. 1521
54th Avenue.
AT/rERATIONS and one - story ga-
rage. $325: 1547 68th Ave.. Oak-
land: owner. Mrs. Lena Parker.
Premises; contractor. J. F. PYey,
4718 Congress Ave.
DWELLLN'G, one-story 1-rooin, $35";
li»12 ^7th Ave., Oakla*id; owner,
C. C. Davison.
S-IGN. electric. $165; 2757 Telegraph
Ave.. Oakland: owner, Wm. B.
Lean; contractor. Bryant Neon
Sign Co.. 278 2nd St.. Richmond.
SIGN, electric. $150; 172S Telegraph
Avenue. Oakland; owner. Irwin
Keene; contractor. Bryant Neon
Sign Co., 278 2nd St.. Richmond.
RxMw.. cmfwyp vbgkqj
REPAIRS- (termite). $147; 1039 Blsinor
Ave.. Oakland; owner. Miss Lear.
Prem.; contractor, O. L. Burritt
427 63rd St.
RE.ATODEL dwelling. $500; 576 Apgar
St., Oakland; owner, M. F. Smith.
Premises.
ALTERATIONS. $125; 2088 Broadway.
Oakland: owner, Hil)ernla Bank.
Jones and McAllister Sts.. S. F. ;
contractor, W. S. Wheeler, lom
Elston Ave.
ALTERATIONS'. $91; 4062 Piedmont
Ave., Oakland; owner. American
Trust Co.. 14th and Broadway:
contractor. W. .V. Wheeler, 4001
I'"lston Ave.
ALTERATIONS, $250; 453 12th St..
Oakland: owner. Gardenia Flower
Shop. Prem.; contractor, F. F.
Kennedy. 171 12th St.
ALTERATIONS. $45; 5427 Manila Ave.
Oakland; owner. A. M. Peacock.
Premises.
CHIMNEY, brick. $95; 531 43rd St.,
Oakland: owner. Chas Alartin.
Prem.; contractor. C. Sisto Troja.
102C 53rd St.
CHIMNEY, brick, $116; 313 105th Ave..
Oakland; owner. Bert Hamon. 313
105th Ave.; contractor. W. J.
Grlen. 147 EstudiMo Ave.. .San
Leandro.
SIGN. wood. $50; SB 14th Ave. and
E-12th St.. Oakland: owner, Sea-
side Oil Co.. 2121 3rd St.. S F
ALTERATIONS-. $825; 2023 Shattuck
Ave.. Berkeley; owner. W. Hav-
ens Jr.: contractor. Connor &
Contior. 1733 Francisco St.
RE-ROOF. $200: 5529 College Avenue,
Oakland: owner. Mrs. Emma Ta-
gence; contractor. Crown Roof Co.
1911 E 12st St.. Oakland.
ALTERATIONS, $125; 2329 Telegraph
Ave.. Berkeley; contractor. James
Anderson. 96 Zinn Pr.. Oaklaml.
-VLTERATION.^. $.S5; 2038 Bancroft.
Berkeley; owner. T. W. Carder:
contractor. C. K. Sprinkling. 5Si
Alcatraz. Berkeley.
REI',\IR.< $125: 270 Crocker Avenu^
Piedmont; owner. G. Hichardeon.
premi.ses; contractor. Larry Bur-
ror. 4400 Broadway, Piedmont.
ALTERATIONS. $5.00: 224 .Vlt. Ave..
Piedmont; owner, ilinnie E. Hen-
derson, premises; contractor, H.
K. Henderaon, 20 Avis Road, Ber-
keley.
ROOFING, $70; 21 Bonita Ave., Pied-
mont: owner, C. L. Hogue. Grass
Valley; contractor. N. V. Heathorn
Roof Comnany.
ADDITION and alteration. ISOO; 1615
Union St.; owner. A. Alhertl: con-
tractor, .M. E. Valent*. 5118 Clark*
St.. Oakland.
, e C O :s S i R U C T O K
IfellllDDIMer MH&W
NEWS INDEX
For convenient reference, news
repoits in this
section are classi-
fie(t as follows:
1. — Apartment!
Offices
2. — Bondi
II. — Ice and Cold
Storage Plants
3. — Churohej
12. — Power Plants
4.— Factories and
13.— Public Buildings,
Warehouses
Fire Houses and
R.— Flats
Jails
14. — Residences
6. — Garages and Ser
• 15.— Schools
vice Stations
16. — Banks. Stores and
7.— Federal Build-
17. — Theatres
ings.
18— Wharves i. Docki
8. — Club Bulldirv
19.— Misc. Const.
9.— Hospitals
20.— Misc. Supplies &
10.— Hotels
CHURCHES
1— APARTMENTS
Sub-Bids Being Taken.
APARTMENTS Cost, %
SAN FRANCISCO. NW North Point
and Webster Streets.
Three-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (12 3- and 12 2-
room apts.) flat roof, tile baths,
steam heating system, wood sash,
hardwood floors, etc.
Owner— Sellman & Bohlln, 1990 Green
St. San Francisco.
Architect— H. C. Baumann, 251 Kh&r-
ny St.. Sah Francisco.
Contract Awarded
APARTMENTS Cost, J8.000
SAN FRANCISCO. N Taraval W 24th
Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco apts.
Owner — E. E. Vukicevich, 1442 Tara-
val Street.
Architect— R. R. Irvine, 3431 Market.
Contractor — Peter E. Vukicevich, 1442
Taraval Street.
Preparing Working Drawings.
BUNGALOW COURT Cost. $22,000
BURLINGAME, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Two bungalow court units (2 four-
room and 3 three-room apts. in
each unit) separate garages to ac-
commodate 10 cars,' frame . and
.«!tucco construction; shingle roof,
metal sash, plank floors, wrought
iron rails, flagstone walks. Indi-
vidual hot., air heating systems,
fireplaces, etc.
Owner— Withheld.
Architect — Oscar R. Thayer, 1120
Union St.. S^n Francisco.
EJach unit will contain a living room
12x22 ft.. .b.edroom llxl."> ft. reception
liall, .kitchea and dining alcove.
Bid.s will be asked about Feb. 1.
^—
BONDS
BOryOS SOLD
IX)S ANGELES Cal.— Bonds of the
Los Angeles rity.>School District and
of.the Los .Ajigeles City High School
District, each in the amount of $2.-
000,000, were .sold by the County su-
pervisors January 8 to a syndicate
headed by the Anglo-California Na-
tional Bank of San Francisco. The
interest rate was 3%7o and the pre-
mium In, each case was $23,010.
BIDS VVANTED
ANTIOdi. Contra Costa Co..CaI.—
Until Jatiuaj-y 27. 8 P. M.. bids will
he received by tiie Antioch City Coun-
cil -for .'ths .sale pf $64,000 in bonds' to
finance, . th?^ ,.fity'5 share of a $37,234
pipe line replacement project for
which the WPA has approved $33,320.
Preparing Working Drawings.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $3000
HEALD9BURG, Sonoma Co., Calif
Alterations to church building.
Owner — Presbyterian Church, Healds-
burg.
Architect — John I. Easterly, S-anta
Rosa and Healdsburg.
■ Bids will be asked in about three
weeks.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
CHURCH ALTERATIONS $
SAN LEANDRO. Alameda Co., Calif.
Alterations to church (composition
shingle roof, stucco exterior, etc.)
Owner — San Leandro Episcopal Church
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Carl H. Franzen, 883 54th
Street. Oakland.
Roofing — Sun Roofing Co., 3044 Blos-
son 3t.. Oakland.
Plumbing — D. N. Watson, 2306 High
St.. Oa'kiiind.
Electric Wiring— Pine Electric Co., 380
Haas Ave.. San Leandro.
Glass— East Bay Glase Co., 621 Sixth
St., Oakland.
Lathing and Plastering — Sple & Brat-
ten, Haywand.
Lumber— Oakland Lumber Co., 6901 E
T4th St., Oakland.
Concrete — A. Casqueiro, Z851 75th Av-
enue, Oakland.
PLANS COJVIPLETE.
ALHAMBRA, Los Angeles Co.. Cal.
—Architect C. M. Winslow, 1001 Ar-
chitects' Bldg., Los Angeles, has com-
pleted preliminary plaris for a new
church to be erected on Grand Ave.
between Stoneman and Garfield Aves.,
Alhambra, for Holy Trinity Church;
Rev. M .G. Tennyson, rector. Cost,
$46,000.
CONTRACT AWARDED
MONTECITO, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
— B. D. Kronnick Co., 3623 Avalon
Blvd., Los Angeles, awarded contract
for construction of new edifice at Hot
Springs Ave. and \' alley Road. Monte-
cito, for Our Lady of Mount Carmel
parish. Ross Montgomery, 3828 Ames-
bury Road, Los Angele.s, architect.
Cost. $54,000.
4— FACTORIES & WARE-
HOUSES
CONTRACT AWARDED
NAPA COUNTY. Cal.— C. G. Lan-
Kum, Union Station, Napa, at $7,194
awarded contract by Division of High-
ways for the construction of a main-
tenance building about one-half mile
north of Napa.
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $2000
SAN FRANCISCO. No. 37 Clementina
S'treet.
Alterations to warehouse.
Owner— Pothin Realty Co., 604 Mis-
sion St., San Francisco.
Engineer — Norman Green. Sharon
BWg., SB,n Francisco.
Contfactor— F. R.-^Siegrist, 604 Mis-
sion St.. San Francisco.
Contract Awarded.
S-AN FRANCISCO. N Heron St. E
Eighth Street.
Alterations to laundry.
Owner — New- Process Lauhdry. Prem.
.\jcllitiect-:-Not' Given.
Contractor— Barrett & Hilp, 918 ""Har-
rison St., San Francisco. •'
Contract Awarded
FACTORY Cost, $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO. W Shotwell North
Seventeenth Street.
One-story frame factory.
Owner — Sal Grech, 2126 Folsom Street.
,'\rchitect — Not Given.
Contractor — Chas. Smith. 3611 Mission
Street.
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $6000
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co., Calif.
7 North Madison Street.
Alterations to poultry building.
Owner — Poultry Producers Association
Premises.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — T. W. Williamson, P. O.
Box 93. Stockton.
Contract Awarded
FACTORY Cost, $50,000
NAPA, Napa Co., Calif. Soscol Ave.
One7Story Class C factory (100x400 ft.)
concrete walls, wood interior sky-
lights, etc.
Owner — Rough Rider Mfg. Co. (Na-
than Rothman, Prop.) 175 12th St..
San Francisco.
Engineer — W. W. Hanscom, 848 Clay-
ton St., San Francisco.
Contractor — P. J. Walker Co., Sharon
Bldg., San Francisco.
Planned.
REFINERY Cost, $500,000
HAMILTON CITY. Glenn Co., Calif.
Alterations and additions to refinery
(new equipment, etc.)
Owner — Holly Sugar Corp., (G. J.
Dally, Mgr.), Colorado Springs,
Colorado.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Contract Awarded.
WAREHOUSE Cost, $
SAUSALITO, Marin Co., Calif.
Whiskey bonded warehouse (200x160-
ft. ) reinforced concrete, brick and
tile construction; steel sash, con-
crete fioors, etc.
Owner — American Distilling Corp.
Engineer — W. E. Murray. 908 Hayes
St.. San Francisco.
Contractor — Leibert & Trobock, Al-
bert Bldg., San Rafael.
FACTORY Cost, $
©-■^KL-AND. Alameda Co.. Cal. Fruit-
vale Avenue (22-acre site).
New factory.
Owner — Owens - Illinois Pacific Coast
Co.. 1855 Folsom Street. San Fran-
cisco.
Engineer— P. I>. Burtt, 18 5 5 Folsom
St.. San Francisco.
Plans are being prepared in the En-
gineering Department of the owners
at Alton, III., under the supervision
of Mr. Burtt, who is now In the east..
Contract Awarded.
WAREHOUSES Cont. Price. $185,297
:5TOCKTON. San Joaquin Co., Calif.
Deep Draft Terminal.
Six 1 -story brick warehouses (known
as Warehouses C, D, E, F. L, and
M) extensions to water system,
drainage dry pipe fire protection
system, and road system.
("♦wner — City of S-tockton Port Com-
mission.
Pl.Tns by Engineering Dept. of Owner
Contractor— O. H. Chain. 41 S-Sutter
St., Stockton.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
FLATS
January 10, 1936
To Be Done By Day's Work.
FLATS Cost. $10,000
SAX FRANCISCO. Casa Way and
Retire Street.
Two-story and ba.'^ement frame and
stucco flats.
Owner and Builder — Peder P. Johnsen
1750 Bay St.. San Francisco.
.\rclutect — Not Given.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
ALTKRATIOXS Cost, $3,000
SAX FR.VXCISCO. 54-5G-r>S Sanchez.
.Mterations to flats.
Owner — Heliner Ostroni, 74 Henry St.
.\rchiteit — Not Given.
Contract Awarded
FLATS Cost, $11,500
SAN FRANCISCO. W Fillmore 151 N
Chestnut Street.
Two - story and basement frame and
stucco flats (two 6-room flats) tar
and frravel roof, tile baths, steam
heatinfT system, wood sash. etc.
Owner — Louis Franceschi, 3750 Web-
ster Street.
.\rchitect— Sam Heiman, 605 Market,
Contractor — Franceschi Construction
Co.. 3750 Webster Street.
Contract Awarded.
FLATS Cost, $11,500
,SAN FRANCISCO. W Fillmore 125
N Chastnut Street.
Two-story and basment frame and
stucco residence (2 6-room flats)
tar and Kravel roof, tile baths,
steam heating system, wood sash,
hardwood floors, etc.
I 'wner — Maria Cincotta.
Architect— S-. Heiman, 605 Market St..
San Francisco.
Contractor — Franceschi Constr. Co.,
3750 Webster St., San Francisco.
6— GARAGES & SERVICE
STATIONS
Sub-Contracts Awarded
GARAGE Cost, $5000
SAN FRANCISCO. W Fillmore 9t.
107 S Broadway.
<)ne-story private garage.
Owner — George F. Volkman. 2307
Broadway. San Francisco.
Architect — .Julia Morgan. Merchants'
Exchange Bldg., San Francisco.
Contractor— N. F. Nielsen. 666 Mis-
sion St., San Francisco.
Plumbing— J. J. McLeod. 1246 Golden
Gato Avenue.
Electric Wiring — Frank Goodman, 666
Mission Sf
Sheet Metal— Geo. H. Wieland, 1133
Howard Street.
Iron Work — Patterson & Koster Iron
Works. 280 13th St.
Lumber — Roronio Lumber Co.. Beach
and Powell St.«.
Wood Sash and Mill Work — National
Mill & Lumber Co., 74 New Mont-
gomery St
Concrete — A. C. Anderson. 666 Mis-
sion St.
Reinforcing Steel — Gunn, Carle & Co.,
20 Potrero Ave.
Plans Completed.
GARAGK Cost, $16,50ft
DAVIS. Volo Co.. Cal. Campus of
College of Agriculture.
One-story steel and concrete garage
(truck corps division).
Owner— State of California.
Architect — William Hayes, Crocker
First National Bank Bldg., San
Francisco,
Bids will he asked In the near future
Contract Awarded.
SERVICE STATION Cost, $5000
PALO ALTO. Santa Clara Co., Calif
-Vo. 1 Kmhflrcad»ro Road.
Ono-story nervier station.
Owner — Associated oil Co., 79 New
Montgomery St., San Francisco.
-Vrohitect — Masten & Hurd, 23S Post
St., San Francisco.
Contractor— (;. W. Williams Co., 2807
Adeline St., Burllngame.
Contract Awarded.
SERVICE STATION Cost, $3000
SAN FRANC ?IS(nx NW Folsom and
Fourteenth Streets.
One-story Class C service station.
Owner — G. Mlchelettl, 464 Douglass
St., San Francisco.
.\rchitcct — Not Given.
Contractor— Philip Miller. 384 San Mi-
guel .^t.. San Francisco.
BIDS WANTED
TT-OLITMNR COUNTY. Cal.— Until
February 4. 3 P. M., bids will be re-
ceived by Public TTtilities Commis-
sion, Rm. 287. City Hall, under Hetch
Hetchy Water Supply Contract No.
157, for the construction of a flve-car
oarage at the Mocassin Power House,
Tuolumne County. Structure will be
22x53 feet of wood frame construc-
tion with concrete foundations, con-
crete floor and apron: cement plaster
exterior with stucco flnish: stall par-
titions and a ten-foot wide concrete
apron extending the length of the
building.
Specifications may be obtained at
Room 605, San Franci.sco Water De-
partment, 425 Ma-son St., San Fran-
cisco, upon deposit of $10.
Contract Awarded
INSPECTION STATION
Contract Price, $57,880
NACO, Arizona.
Two - story and basement inspection
station (67x48 feet) concrete foun-
dations and ba.sement, hollow tile
walls, stucco exterior, composition
roof, cement, wood and linoleum
covered floor.s, promenade tile,
macadam paving, metal shower
partitions, eteam heat, etc.
Owner— United States Government.
Plans by Supervising Architect of the
Treasury Dept., Washington. D.C.
Contractor — Edmond and E. J. Pfotzer
5305 Haverford Ave., Philadelphia.
Complefe bids publi.shed Jan. 13.
7— FEDERAL BUILDINGS
CONTRACT A.WARDED
COCO SOLO, Canal Zone— W. G.
Thurston Co.. Richmond. Va., at
$276,000 awarded contract by Bureau
of Yards & Docks, Navy Department.
Wa.shington, D. C, for construction
of hiiildings, roads and services at
the Naval Ammunition Depot and
Naval Submarine Base. Coco Solo.
Canal Zone: Spec. No. 8124. Est.
cost. $26.S.ono Work involves the
construction of one quai-ters, one of-
fice and inert storehouse, four smoke-
less powder magazines, three arch
type magazines, two detonator maga-
zine.-!, six hose shelters, bridge, and
macadam paving, and includes con-
crete construction, hollow tile work,
steel, iron, bronze work, roofing, wat-
erproofing, sheet metal work, metal
windows, pressed steel and metal cov-
ered doors metal lath, plaster work,
stucco, marble, slate, tile work, car-
pentry and joinery, metal and wood
.-creens. sewerage, water, plumbing,
electrical and telephone systems.
Complete Bids
I.XSPECTION STATION Co.«t. $66,000
X.VCO. Arizona.
Two-story and ba.sement Inspection
station (67x18 feet) concrete foun-
dations and basement, hollow tfle
walls, stucco exterior, composition
rriof. cement, wood and ll.noleuna
covered floors, promenade, tile,
macadam paving., metal phowei
■partitif'nK, steam heat, etc.
1 iwner — United Slates Government.
IMans by Supervising Architect, Treas-
ury l)epl., Washington. D. C.
Low Biddi-r — lOdmond :ind E. John
Pfotzer. 5305 Haverford Av»-niii.'.
Philadelphia, Pa., at $57,880.
Complete bids follow
Edmond and E. John Pfotzer, I'hll-
adelphia. Pa., $57,880
E. L. Martin, Dallas, Texas, $58075.
L, F. Dow Los Angeles, $61,000
Kobrt E. McKee, El Paso, Texas,
$61,700.
G. C. Gorsuch, Spokane, Washing-
ington, $63,000.
Taylor & Powell Douglas. Arizon.i.
$72,937.
Bids held under advisement.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN FRANCISCO— Nick Heniininga.
G27 3Sth Ave., at $225 awarded con-
tract by Treasury Department for
corridor signs at the Marine Hospital.
Mtli Ave. and Lake St.
BIDS REJECTED
NOGALES. Ariz.— Treasury Diprnt-
nient rejected bids received for pipe
rail, gate and window grilles at the
U. S. Immigration .Station, Nogale.-^.
On bid opening only bid was subnii*-
ted by Public Building Contractors,
New York, at $497.
New bids will be askytl shortlv.
BUILDING MATERIALS APPROVED
BAKER, Oregon. — Treasury Dep;irt -
nient approved the following buildins
material and equipment awards fi.r
the construction of the U. S. post of-
fice at Baker, Oregon. Hoffman Const.
Co., Portland, general contractor:
Plumbing fixtures. Standard Sani-
tary Mfg. Co.; electric water coolers
•ind drinking fountains. Hal.«ey W.
Taylor Mfg. Co.; brass or copper wat-
er piping, Chase Brass & Copper Co.;
pressure reducing valve on water sup-
ply, Mueller Steam Specialty Co. ; back
water cesspools, Blake Specialty Co.;
nonconducting covering for plumbin,..;,
Johns-Manville Co.; boiler, Kewante
Boiler Corp.; tube anvl wall radiators.
American Radiator Co.; nonconducting
covering for heating, Johns-ilanville
Co.; angle radiator valves. James P.
Marsh Corp.; air valves for radiator.s
and air valves for ends of steam mains
American Badiator Co.; lightiuK dis-
tribution panel and feeder panel.
Trumbull Elec. Mfg. Co.; rubber-cov-
ered wire. Hazard Insulated Wire
Works, Division of Okonite Co.; rec-
<!ptacles and flush switches. General
IClec. Co.; glassware. Perfection Glass
Co. and Gill Class & Fixture Co.;
pendant switches, Bryant Elec. Co.:
lighting fixtures, Perfecliie Co.
LOW BIDDER
.SAN DIEGO, Calif.- Hunt i<t Curry
Co., 507 Bancroft Bldg., San Diego,
submitted low bid to the Ilth Naval
District at $5016 for paint spray booth
.'intl paint storage at the Naval Op-
erating Base (Naval Air Station) San
L'icgO; Spec. No. 8115. Recommenda-
tion was made that the contract be
:i warded to low bidder.
8^ CLUB BUILDING
Sub-Bids Being Taken.
ALTER.\TIONS Cost. $45,000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co.. Cal. Four-
teenth and Franklin Streets.
.Mterations to club.
Owner— .\thenian Nile Club, Premises.
.Architect- Fred Reimers. 233 Post St..
San Francisco.
Contractor — Fred Muller. 805 Syndi-
cate Bldg.. Oakland.
JanuaiT 16. 1936
Preparing Preliminary Plans.
ALTERATIONS' Cost, $
T-.FCRkELKY. Alameda Co.', Cal. No.
2286 Cedar Street. . •
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Alterations and additions to club-
house (add on room, new stage,
etc.)
Owner— Hillside Club, Premises.
Architect— Edwin L. Snyder, 2101 Ad-
dison St., Berkeley.
Plans Being Completed.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $15,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Eighteenth St..
bet. Guerrero and Valencia Sts.
Alterations to four-story Class C
Lodge Building (install elevator,
modernize lodge rooms, etc.)
Owner — Dovre Hall Association.
Architect— F. F. Amandes, 414 Downey
Blvd., San Francisco.
Bids will be asked in about ten days
Low Bidder.
RECREATION HALL Cost, $
FORT STEILACOOM, Washington.
Recreation Hall at Western State Hos-
pital.
Owner— State of Washington.
Architect— Not Given.
Low Bidder — Roberts & Johnston, 1111
Commerce St., Tacoma, $73,800.
Electric — Wire Electric Co., 3580 S.
Tacoma SI., Tacoma.
Plumbino— Rushlight & Co., 407 SE
Morrison St., Portland, $2626.
Heating — Percy Norman, 3131 East
Key St., Tacoma, $8000.
9^ HOSPIT ALS
Sub-Contracts Awarded
IMPROVE HOSPITAL
Contract Price, $43,410
SALINAS, Monterey Co., Cal. County
Hospital.
One-story frame and stucco tubercu-
losis ward addition (22-bed unit)
barracks bidg. to accommodate €0;
20.000 gallon steel tower; new well,
etc.; buldings will have composi-
tion' roof, wood floors, steam heat-
ing system to connect to the main
plant, etc.
Owner — County of Monterey.
Archtlect— Chas. Butner, 51 Maple St.,
Salinas.
Contractor — P. T. Wallstrum, Wat-
sonvllle.
Roofing— Central Supply Co., Salinas.
Plumbing— Phillips Plumbing & Heat-
ing Co., Salinas.
Electric Wiring — Rodeo Electric Co.,
Salinas.
Heating — Phillips Plumbing and Heat-
ing Co., Salinas.
Tile Work— Tynan Lbr. Co., Salinas.
Glass — Electric Planing Mill, Stockton.
Lathing and Plastering — Jim Masten-
Bon, Watsonville.
Lumber — Haywood Lumber Co., Sa-
linas.
Steel Sash— Central Supply Co., Sa-
linas.
Wood Sash- Elec. Planing Mill, Stock-
too.
Painting — G. Ayers, Salinas.
Flooring — Royal Floor and Linoleum
Co., 475 Sutter St., San Francisco.
Reinforcing Steel — San Jose Steel Co.,
San Jose.
Structural Steel — Berkeley Steel Con-
struction Co., 2nd and Camelia,
Berkeley.
BIDS REJECTED
TUCSON. Ariz. — Veterans Admin-
istration rejected all bids for the con-
struction of additions to Administra-
tion Building No. 1 at the Veterans'
Administration Facility Hospital, Tu-
cson.
Low Bidder
ADDITION Cost, $128,996
MEDICAL LAKE, Washington.
Three-story brick and concrete addi-
tion to hospital (174x44 ft.) trick
exterior walls, hollow clay tile in-
erlor partitions, linoleum •and tile
floors, detention type steel sash.
Owner — State of Washlncrton.
Architect — Geo. M. Rasque, Spokane
Savings & Loan Bldg., Spokane.
Low Bidder — Sheble Const. Co., 2019
Third St., Seattle, $93,970.
Plans Being Prepared.
HOSPITAL Cost, $175,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. Foot-
hill Blvd. and County Road.
Replace wards K, L, One and Two at
the Fairmount Hospital.
Owner — County of Alameda.
Architect — W. G. Corlett, Bank of
America Bldg., Oakland.
Additional units will be constructed
at a later date.
Contract Awarded
ADDITION Cont. Price, $98,970
MEDICAL LAKE, Washington.
Three-story brick and concrete addi-
tion to hospital (174x44 ft.) brick
exterior walls, hollow clay tile in-
terior partitions, linoleum and tile
floors, detention type steel sash.
Owner — State of Washington.
Architect — George M. Rasque, Spokane
Savings & Loan Bldg., Spokane.
Contractor— Sheble Const. Co., 2 19
Third St., Seattle.
Bids Opened.
HOSPITAL Cost, $100,000
RED BLUFF, Tehama Co., Calif.
One- and two-story and large base-
ment hospital (concrete exterior
walls (wood floors, wood roof con-
struction with composition cover-
ing, steam heating plant, etc)
Owner — County of Tehama.
Architect — W. E. Coffman, Forum
Bldg., Sacramento.
Low Bidder— C. H. Dodd, 1206 Buena
Vista Ave., Stockton.
(1) add for two extra wings.
Complete bids follow:
C. H. Dodd, Stockton $85,647
(1) 6.977
J. C. Meyers, Stockton 88.455
(1) 7,735
N. H. Sjoberg, San Francisco.... 90,191
(1) 7,414
James L. McLaughlin, S. F 92.812
(1) 10,485
Recommendation made to the PWA
that contract be awarded to C. H.
Dodd, at $92,624 accepting alternate
proposal.
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HOTELS
Plans Being Prepared.
ALTER HOTEL Cost, $65,000
MERCED, Merced Co., Calif. M St.
Alterations to El Capital Hotel (three
story structure) new lobby, paint-
ing, decorating,- etc.
Owner — El Capitan Hotel (Stanley S.
Simonson, owner).
Architect— Kent & Haas, 525 Market
St,, £an Francisco.
Contract Awarded
HOTEL Cost, $50,000
COALINGA, Fresno Co.. Calif.
Two-story hotel (40'rooms).
Owner — Not Given.
Architect— E. J. Kump, Rowell Bldg.,
Fresno.
Contractor — Fisher and McNulty, Cory
Bldg., Fresno.
PLANNED
BOULDER DAM. Nevada.— Boulder
Dam Hotel Corp., % Harry Weisler.
Bank of America Bld^., San Diego,
.contemplates erecting a new hotel at
or near Boulder E".ini. )
11— ICE & COLD STORAGE
PLANTS
Contract Awarded
ADDITION Cost. $2,600
WO(5DLAND. Tolo Co., Calif.
Phop bulldins: Snd dlppla>» "buflding.
Owner — Union Ice Co., 354 Pine St.,
San Francisco.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Contractor — A. Paulsen & Roth Bros.,
Woodland. 1
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POWER PLANTS
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, Cal.
Wood & Bevanda, EJks Bldg., Stock-
ton, at $497,789.25 on Schedule 1, and
at $220,566 on Schedule 2, total $718,-
355.25, as previously reported, submit-
ted low bid to Metropolitan Water
District, Los Angeles, under Spec. No.
136, for construction of the Iron Moun-
tain pumping plant of the Colorado
River Aqueduct.
The work is located In San Bernar-
dino County on the line of the Colo-
rado River Aqueduct, about 13 miles
northwest of Rice, and comprises the
construction of the Iron Mountain
pumping plant buildings together with
Inlet works, outlet structures, elec-
trical switching station, and other ap-
purtenances:
Complete total bids follow:
(A) Wood & Bevanda, Stockton —
Schedule 1, $497,789.25: Schedule 2,
$220,566- total, $718,355.25.
(B) L. E. Dixon Co., 609 S. Grand
Ave.. Los Angeles — Schedule 1, $520.-
973.11; Schedule 2, $328,039.55; total.
$849,012.66. Note: This total is based
on the correct extension of the price
on item 78, which was $3.45. The bid-
der's extension shows it was intended
for 34.5 cents. This would add a totnl
of $67,378.50 to the amount of the bid
as read when opened.
(C) J. F. Shea Co., Earp. Calif.—
Schedule 1. $591,449.30; Schedule 2,
$277,429.50; total, $868,878.80.
(D) Barrett & Hilp and Macco Co..
815 Paramount Blvd., Clearwater, Cal.
—Schedule 1, $604,850.80; Schedule 2,
$337,149; total, $941,999.80.
(E) Mittry Bros. Const. Co., B531
Downey Rd., Los Angeles — Schedule
1, $680,479.25: Schedule 2. $273,739; to-
tal. $954,218.25.
(F) Winston Bros. Co. and Wm. C.
Crowell, 924 Title Guarantee Bldg..
Los Angeles— Schedule 1. $596,439.60:
Schedule 2, $359,713.65; total $956.-
1B3.25.
(G) Hunkin-Conkey Const. Co., 1740
E ]2th St., Cleveland Ohio — Schedule'
7, $677,791.22; Schedule 2, $370,821.35:
total, $1,048,612.57.
RESTRAINING ORDER DISMISSED
BRAWLEY, Imperial Co. Cal.— Con-
struction of the Imperial Irrigation
Dist.'s standby power plant at Braw-
ley may proceed shortly, according to
Harry W. Horton, chief counsel of the
district, who announced that contin-
uance of the temporary restraining
order asked for the Nev-Cal Electrical
S,ecurities Co. has been denied. The
continuance of the order was request-
ed pending appeal to the U. S. Cir-
cuit Court of Appeals at San Fran-
cisco. M. J. Dowd is chief engineer
for the district at El Centro.
Contract Awarded
ICE PL.\NT Cost, $100,000
SALINAS, Monterey Co., Calif. East
Gabilan and Griffin Streets.
Reinforced concrete ice plant (capa-
city 120 tons daily).
Owner — Salinas Valley Ice Co. (Ralph
Myers. Mgr.) Salinas.
Plans by W. E. Greene. 82 Willow SI .
Salinas.
Contractor — W. E. Greene. 32 Willow,
Salinas.
Construction has Just st.irted. •
PACIFIC CON51RUCTOR
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13_ PUBLIC BUILDINGS
FIRE HOUSES & JAILS
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN FRANCISCO. — D. N. and E.
Walter, 562 Mission Street, at $168.50
awarded contract by I>epartnient of
Public W'ks for furnlshlnp and hang-
ing monks cloth to confirm to pres-
ent installation in Art Museum, Vet-
erans' Building, War Memorial, San
Francisco.
Contract Awarded
l.IBRAUY .\ND COUUT
Contract Price. 1158,700
CARSON CITY. Ornisby Co.. Nevatla.
Two-.«Jtory. basement and mezzanine
floor library and Supreme Court
bldg. (77x100 ft.) reinforced terra
cotta blocks (first floor, library:
second floor, court offices, etc.)
Owner — State of Nevada.
Architect — F. J. DeYongchamps, Inc..
Gazette Bldg., Reno.
Contractor — J. (^. LMllard, Reno.
BIDS REJECTED — PLANS TO BE
REVISED
CARSON CITY, Nev.— State High-
way Commission rejected bids for the
construction of a Materials and Re-
search Laboratory Building at Carson
City. On previous bid opening only
bid was submitted by A. M. Larson,
Carson City, at 135,923.
Work To Start Shortly.
MARTINEZ. Contra Costa Co., Cal.
Installation of vault and alterations
of basement offices in County
Courthouse (electrical work, etc.)
Owner — County of Contra Costa.
Plans by County Engineer, Martinez.
Work is being financed in part bj-
the WPA.
PROJECT APPROVED
ONTARIO, Sen Bernardino Co., Cal.
— WPA has given final approval to the
Ontario City Hall Project, estimated
to cost $80,000. No definite date has
been set for starting work. G. Stan-
ley Wilson, Mission Inn, Riverside,
Architect. i
$-
Plans Complete.
CITY HALL & FIREHOUSE
WILLIAMS, Colusa Co., Calif.
One-story city hall and firchouse.
Owner — City of Williams.
Architect — Starks & Flanders, Forum
Bldg.. Sacra, .lento.
Plans filed with the WP.^ and up-
on approval construction will start.
Low Bidder
ALTER CITY HALL Cost, $154,000
rORTLAND, Oregon.
Alterations to city hall (work involves
entire re-arrangement of council
chambers, opening new entrances,
completing rooms in north light
well, etc.)
Owner— City ef Portland.
Architect— A. E. Doyle, 1040 Pacific
Bldg.. Portland.
Low Bidder — Reimers & Jolivett, Rail-
way Exchange Building, Portland,
$149,863.
Plans Being Prepared
CITY HALL Cost. $
SAN LEANDRO. Alameda Co., Calif.
Two-story frame and stucco city hall
(10 offices, quarters for police and
fire department, city council cham-
bers, etc.)
Owner— City of San Leandro.
Engineer — John Carl Thayer, City En-
gineer, San Leandro.
Architect — E. P. Whitman, Los Gates
of Old County Courthouse (Cayu-
ga Street).
Three - story reinforfed concrete fire-
proof court house (roinf. concrete
foundations, steam heat%ig plant,
ga.s fired boilers, temperature con-
trol, compotiition roof, etc.)
Owner — County of Monterey.
Architect — Chas. Butner, 51 Maple St.
Salina.H, and Robert Stanton, Car-
mel and Monterey.
Engineer — Richard Ware, % architects
Bids will be taken on .1 general con-
tract for work complete.
I'lans and speciflcatione may be ob-
tained from the architects, the county
clerk at Salinas and Builders' Ex-
change, 666 Mission St., San Fran-
cisco and on file at the Builders' Ex-
change, 3720 Avalon Blvd., Los An-
geles.
Bids Opened
LIBRARY Cost, $20,100
ALAMEDA, Alameda Co.. Calif. NW
Eighth St. and Santa Clara Ave.
One- story branch library.
Owner — City of Alameda.
Architect— Carl Werner, 1303 Bay St.,
Alameda.
Low Bidder — VlUadsen Bros., 40 Win-
sor St., Piedmont.
Complete bids follow:
(1) deduct; (2) add.
*ViIladsen Bros.. Piedmont $23,590
— - (1) 3,410
.._ - (2) 160
Kelly Tulloch. Oakland $23,735
- ~ (1) 3.588
(2) 160
E. T. Leiter & Son. Oakland $25,787
(1) 3.200
...- (2) 200
Lyons Const. Co., Oakland $26,780
_ ....(1) 3,400
(2) 130
• Bid not considered due to irreg-
ularity in bid form.
Recommendation made to PWA that
contract be awarded to Kelly & Tul-
loch, at $23,885, accepting Alternate
2. Villadsen Bro.s.' bid held pending
PWA deci.^ion.
Contract Awarded.
LIBRARY Cont. Price. $42,368
BERKELEY, Alameda Co., Cal. The
Alameda.
One-story reinforced concrete library
(tile roof, hot air heating .system).
Owner— City of Berkeley.
Architect — James Plachek, Mercantile
Bank Bldg.. Berkeley.
Contractor— Kelly & Tulloch, 335 8th
St., Oakland.
PLANS AVAILABLE
S-ALINAS, Monterey Co., Cal.—
I'lans and specifications on the Mont-
erey County Courthouse may be ob-
tained at the Builders Exchange, 666
Mission Street, San Francisco, upon
deposit of $50. Bids will be opened
on February 10. 2 P. M. in Salinas.
BONDS VOTED
SEBASTOPOL. Sonoma Co., Cal.—
City of Sebastopol voted bonds in tlie
amount of $7,50() January 14 to finance
construction of a one-story frame and
and stucco city hall in Sebastopol.
Working drawings will be prepared
by Architects Herbert and Caulkins,
Ro.«enbfrg Bldg., Santa Rona.
RESIDENCES
Bids Wanted— To Close Feb. 10, 2 P.M.
COURT HOUSE Cost. $400,000
SALINAS. Monterey Co.. Calif. Site
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7888
CARMEL, Monterey Co., Calif.
Two-story frame residence (Monterey
typ).
Owner — Dr. Charles CJardner, Carmcl.
.Architect— Guy Koepp, Carmel.
Contractor- A. C. Stoney. Carmel.
Sub-Bida Being Taken.
RESIDE.NCE Cost. $6000
SAN FRANCISCO. N Ulloa »t. near
Fourteenth Avenue.
Onc-.Mtory and basement frame and
stucco residence (5 room.«) shingle
tile roof, gas heating ."ystem.
wood sash, hardwood floors, etc.;
French style of architecture.
Owner and l?uilder — A. HaL-icn, 2427
25th Ave., San Francisco.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle. 126 Post St.,
San Francisco.
Sub-Bids Being Taken.
RESIDENCE Cost. $6iK'0
»AN FRANCISCO. College and Cres-
cent Sts.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms and -
baths) shingle, tile and competi-
tion roofing, gtis heating system,
tile baths and kitchen, canvas
walls, mahogany trim, wood sasii.
Owner — Dr. R. S. Mancuso, 22nd and
Mission Sts., 9an Francisco.
Architect— D. B. Jaekle, 126 Post S't..
San Francisco.
Sub-Bids Being Taken.
RES-IDENCES Cost, $4500 each
SAN FRANCISCO. Alemany Blvd.
Four one-story frame and stucco re.si-
dence.s (5 rooms) composition aiul
tile roof, gas heating system, wood
.«ash, hardwood floors, tile baths,
etc.
Owner and Builder — A.Dc Benedottl.
100 Brazil St., San Francisco.
Architect— D. K. Jaekle, 126 Post St..
San Francisco.
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCE Cost. $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO. E Bartlett S 24th
Street.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner and Builder — Antonio Ii)poIito,
122 Parish Street.
.Vrchitect— Not Given.
Preparing Preliminary Plans.
DUPLEX RESIDENCE $7000 each
SAN MATEO, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Aragon Tract.
Two-story frame and stucco duplex
re.sidences (5 rooms each) tile roof
hot air heating system, steel sash,
hardwood floors, tile baths, etc..
(Spanish style of architecture).
Owner — Withheld (Oregon client).
Architect — Oscar Thayer, 1120 Union
St.. San Francisco.
Bids will be asked in about 15
days.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Jan.
18.
RESIDENCE Cost. $
SAN MATEO. San Mateo Co.. Calif.
Aragon Tract.
One and one-half-story frame and
stucco residence (5 rooms), Span-
ish type; tile and tar and gravel
roof, gas hot air heating system.
h.Trdwood floors, steel sash, can-
vas walls, stall shower, patio, etc.
Owner — Roy Levy Jr.
Architect— Oscar R. Thayer, 1120 Un-
ion St.. San Francisco.
Plans Being Completed.
RESIDENCES t^^bOO to $10,500 each
SAN MATEO. San Mateo Co.. Calif.
Three two-story and basement frame,
stucco and brick veneer residence.*!
(10 rooms, 3 baths, each) Colonial
type, shingle roof, gas heating.
system, air conditioning system,
wood sash, hardwood floors, tile
baths, etc.
Owner— Withheld.
Architect — Oscar R. Thayer, 1120
Union St., San Tranclsco.
Bids will be asked about Jan. 27.
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close
January 20.
RESIDENCES Cost. $
MENLO PARK. San Mateo Co.. Calif.
Two one-story and basement frame
and stucco residences (5 rooms
each) gas heating system, asbes-
tos shingle roof, wood sash, hard-
wood floors, etc.
Owner— Sam W. Crozier.
Architect — Oscar R. Thayer, 1120
l^nion St., San Francisco.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCES Cost, $4500 to $5000 ea.
SAN JOS"E. Santa Clara Co.. Calif.
Sherwood St., between Newhall
and O'Brien Court.
Four one-story frame and stvoco res-
idences (five rooms each) and four
one-story frame and stucco res-
idences (6 rooms each).
Owner — Cooper & Lowe.
Architect — Edward Kress. 121 May-
ellen Ave.. San Jose.
Contractor— M. W. Reese. 1210 Mm-
nesota Ave.. San Jose.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close
January 22.
RESIDENCE Cost, $
ALAMEDA, Alameda Co., Cal. San
Jose Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
■ (7 rooms) shingle roof, gas heat-
ing system, hardwood floors, etc.
Owner— Withheld.
Architect— Kent & Hass, 525 Market
St.. San Francisco.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $12,000
BERKELEY. Alameda Co., Calif. Al-
varado Road.
Two-story and basement frame resi-
dence (8 rooms, 4 baths) Califor-
nia-Colonial type, shake roof, air
conditioning system, steel sash,
hardwood floors, etc.
Owner — Daniel McPeak.
Architect— E. L. Snyder, 2101 Shat-
tuck Ave., Berkeley.
Contractor — J. R. Armstrong, 1181
Fleet Road, Oakland.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $
CARMEL. Monterey Co.. Calif.
One-story wood frame rpsidence.
Owner — Mrs. Diantha Miller.
Architect— W. W. "Wurster. 260 Cali-
fornia St.. Sand Francisco.
Contractor— Dowsett - Ruhl Co., Russ,
Bldg.. San Francisco (low bidder).
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost. $6000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co.. Cal. No.
3710 Elston Avenue.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms).
Owner and Builder— J. W. Scammell
424 S-cenic Ave.. Piedmont.
Architect— Not Given.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
SAN FRANCISCO. E Fillmore St. S
North Point.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner & Builder — Ben Liebman, 1555
Francisco Street.
Architect— R. R. Irvine. 3431 Market
Street, ' i
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost. $5,000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co., Calif. 3933
Oakmore Road.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (six rooms).
Owner — Herman Meyers. 3812 Broad-
way. Oakland.
Architect — E. R. MacDonald. 3 8 12
Broadway, Oakland.
Contractor— A- F*. Anderson, 3524- If ar-
bor' View Ave.. Oakland.
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCE Cost. $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO. E 18th Avenue S
Vicente Street.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner & Builder — S. F. Johnson, 2601
17th Street.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost. $2,000
SAN FRANCISCO. 2219 Paciflc St.
Alterations to residence.
Owner— F. J. Willis, Crocker 1st Na-
tional Bank Bldg.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Oscar Pre.sco & Sons, 250
Langton Street
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost. $5,000
SAN FRANCISCO. N Liberty 155 E
Noe Street.
One - story and basement frame and
«tucco residence.
Owner — J. J. Franusich. 252 Theresa.
Architect — Not CJiven.,
Contractor — Boyd C. Lindsay, 183 Ox-
ford Street ;
Sub-Bids Being Taken.
RESIL'ENCE Cost, $6,000
SAN FRANCISCO. College and Cres-
cent.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms and 2
baths) shingle, tile and composi-
tion roofing, gas heating system,
tile baths and kitchen, canvas
walls, mahogany trim, wood sa«h.
Owner— Dr. R. S. Mancuso.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle, 126 Post St.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $4265
SAN FRANCISCO. W Tenth Ave.,
Golden Gate Heights.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner— Grace E. Ringressy.
Architect — C. O. Clausen, 746 46th
Ave.. San Francisco.
Contractor— J. Messenger. 5 10 7 Lin-
coln Way, San Francisco.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4000
S-AN FRANCISCO. SE Ottawa and
Ellington Streets.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner— Dolores Realty Co.. 3090 16th
St.. San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— A. H. Ohlsen. 242 Vienna
.St., San Francisco. i
Sub-Bids Being Taken.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4000
SAN CARLOS. San Mateo Co., Calif.
One-story artd basement frame and
stucco residence (5 rooms) Mon-
terey style; shingle roof, gas heat-
ing system, wood sash, hardwood
floors, etc.
Owner— Withheld.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle. 126 Post St.,
San Francisco.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $
HILLSBOROUGH. San Mateo County.
One-story frame and stucco residence
(7 rooms, 3 baths) wood shingle
roof, gas heating system, wtsod
sash, tile baths; Rambling Type.
Owner — F. H. McCrea.
Architect— W. W. Wurster, 260 Cali-
fornia St., San Francisco.
Contractor— C. H. Bessett Bldg. Co..
926 Walnut Ave., Burllngame (low
bidder).
Contract Awarded.
OAKLAND. Alameda Co.. Cal. Brook-
dale Ave. E Coolidge."
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner— C. C. Calsen, 3033 Bartlett
Ave.. Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— C. F. Tollefsen. 3311 E-
17th St.. Oakland. »
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $6000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co.. Cal. No.
15 Agnes Street.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(6 rooms).
Owner— W. W. Madison 1880 San An-
tonio St., Berkeley.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Miller White Constr. Co..
1880 San Antonio St.. Berkeley.
To Be Done By Day's Work. I|
RESIDENCE Cost. $5000 ■
OAKLAND. Alameda Co.. Cal. No.
2956 Seventy- Fifth Avenue.
One and one-half-story frame and
•tucco residence (5 rooms).
Owner and Builder — Folke Wallin
2150 50th Ave., San Francisco.
Architect- Not Given.
Plans Being Revised.
RESIDENCE Cost. $4500
SAN FRANCISCO. Sunset District.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms) Mon-
gas heating system, wood sash,
terey - Colonial type, wood sash,
hardwood ors, tile bath, etc.
Owner — Mrs. Scott.
Architect— Earl McDonald. 3812 Broad-
way, Oakland.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $12,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Francisco Heights.
Two-story and basement frame resi-
dence (New England style) seven
rooms. 2 baths ; whitewashed brick
front, slate roof. etc.
Owner — Mrs. H. Toung.
Architect— D-. D. Stone. 110 Sutter St.
Contractor — Fred. K. DuPuy. 110 Sut-
ter Street.
Preparing Working Drawings.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4,800
RICHMOND, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
One- and two-story frame and stucco
residence (shake roof, gas heat-
ing, wood sash, tile baths, etc.)
Owner — Withheld.
Architect — Harl McDonald. 2812 Broad-
way. Oakland.
Bids will be asked in about 1 week.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $8eO(>
ALAMEDA. Alameda Co., Cal. No.
3101 Gibbons Drive.
Two-story frame, stucco and rustic
residence (7 rooms).
Owner — Chas. W. Cox. Alameda.
Architect— F. H. Slocombe. 131 Monte
Cresta Ave.. Piedmont.
Contractor. H. C. Knight. 1435 Harri-
son St.. Oakland.
Lumber — E. K. Wood Lumber Co..
Frederick and King Sis.. Oakland
Electric— Ansel Electric Co., 1401
Park Ave.. Alameda.
Plastering — Nicol-Darcey & Schwab.
1539 9th St., Alameda.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost. $6000
MILLBRAE, San Mateo Co.. Calif.
Taylor Blvd.
One-.«tory frame and stucco residence
Owner and Builder — Nils Schultz. 1
Hlllcrest Blvd., MUlbrao.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4,000
COLMA. San Mateo Co . Cal. Pierce
Street.
One -story frame and stucco residenc*
Owner— A. & R. Olcece.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor — Henry Erirkson. 972
Chenery St., San Francisco.
PACIFIC CON ST R'U C TOR
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Contract Awarded.
RESIDKN'CE Cost. $4000
MIKLBKAE HIGHLANDS. San Mateo
Co.. Cal. Magno'va Ave.
One-story frame and stucco residence
Owner— J. H. Dore.
Architect— Not Given.
«'ontractor — Nicolaides & Son, 218
Penin.sula Ave.. San Mateo.
To Be Done By Days Work-
UESIDENCK Cost. J4000
MILLBRAE, San Mateo Co.. Calif.
Palm Avenue.
One-story frame and stucco residence
Owner and Builder — Niels Schultz, 1
Hillcrest Blvd., Milll)rae.
Architect— Not Given. 4
Sub-Bids Being Taken.
RESIDENCE Cost. 15000
BERKELEY, Alameda Co.. Cal. Ne.
1406 Queen's Road.
Two-story rustic residence.
Owner— James Higgins.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— J. M. Walker. 1709 Grove
St., Berkeley.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $10,000
PIEDMONT. Alameda Co.. Calif.
Two - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (9 rooms and 3
bathsj asbestos shingle roof, oil
burning heating system, steel sash
hardwood floors, tile baths, etc.
Owner — Dr. J. B. Graeser. 2706 Clare-
mont Ave., Oakland.
Architect — M i c h a e 1 Goodman, 2163
Center St., Berkeley.
'. infractor — H. K. Schulz, 811 Men-
docino Ave., Berkeley.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co., Calif.
Two- story frame and stucco residence
(6 rooms and 2 baths) shingle roof,
steel sash, hardwood floors, tile
baths, etc.
I iwner — F. C. Clowdsley.
Architect — J. U. Clowdsley, Exchange
Building, Stockton.
Contractor — E. Merlo, Route 2. Box
232. Stockton.
Contract Awarded
KKSIDENCE Cost, $
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co., Calif.
Two-story frame and rustic residence
(8 rooms and 3 baths) shingle roof
gas heating system, wood sash,
hardwood floors, etc.
( iwner — Boiling Chinn.
Architect — J. U. Clowdsley, Exchange
Building, Stockton.
' "ontractor- E. Merlo, Rte. 2, Box 232,
.Stockton.
Plans Being Prepared.
KKSIDENCE Cost, $12,000
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co., Calif.
Country Club Blvd.
'I'wo - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (8 rooms and 2
baths) heavy shingle roof, gas fur-
nace, steel sash, tile baths, hard-
wood floors, etc.
Owner— J. W. Glenn.
Architect — J. U. Clowdsley, Exchange
Building, Stockton.
Bids will be asked in one week.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cont. Price, $5,244
STOCKTON. San Joaquin Co., Calif.
Pacific Manor.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (5 rooms) shingle
roof, gas heating system, steel
sash, hardwood floors, tile bath.
Owner — Ethel May Hill.
Architect — J. U. Clowdsley, Exchange
Building, Stockton.
Contractor— B. T. Parsons, Route 4,
Box 305. Stockton.
Segregated Bids Being Taken.
UESIDKNC'E Cost, $5.&00
O-VKLANI). Alameda Co., Cal. Oak-
more Tract.
Monterey Colonial residence (5 rooms,
one bath) steel sash, shake roof,
brick fireplace, gas heat.
Owner — A. M. Polinsky.
Architect- Earl McDonald. 3812 Broad-
way, Oakland.
Postponed Indefinitely
RESIDENCE. Cost. $
PIEDMONT. Alameda Co.. Calif. Up-
per Piedmont Estates.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(8 rooms and 3 baths) tile roof,
wood sash, gas heating system.
Owner — Marion Buckley.
Architect — ^E. M. Sharpe, 525 Market
Street, San Francisco.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $10,000
SAN FRANCISCO. N Casa Way SE
Marina Blvd.
Two-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner— W. C. Fox.
Architect— Fred Reitners. 233 Post St.
San Francisco.
Contractor- Fred DuPuy, 110 Sutter
St., San Francisco.
Lumber — Smith Lumber Co.. 4th and
Channel Streets.
Heating & Sheet Metal — Collan Heat-
ir\g & S-het Metal Co. .
Plumbing— Geo. Wienholz, 765 Minna
Street.
Mill Work — Brannan Street Planing
Mill, 560 Brannan St.
Glass and Glaring — Arthur Goepp, 70
t2th Street.
Lathing and Plastering — Plconl Co.
Electric— Frank Goodman. 1466 33rd
Avenue.
Stairs— E. D. Phllbrlck. 41 Sheridan
St. . .
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $7,140
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. Mont-
clair Estates.
Two - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — George M. Dufton, 3608 Lin-
coln Ave., Oakland.
Architect— W. L Garren. 233 Post St.,
San Francisco.
Contractor — J. R. Armstrong, 1131
Fleet Road, Oakland.
Contract Awarded
RESir-ENCE Cost, $4,000
PITTSBURG, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco residence
(five rooms).
Owner — Edwin Marchoke. .
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Russell P. Catallne. 59 W
8th St., Pittsburg.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4500
BERKELEY. Alameda Co.,. Calif.
S'hztsta Road.
One-story frame and rustic residence
(5 rooms) shingle roof, gas heat-
ing system, wood sash, hardwood
floors, etc.
Owner — Withheld.
Architect — George P. Simonds, 192
Main St., Hayward.
Bids will be asked in about two
weeks.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4500
ORINDA, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
One-story frame and rustic residence
(5 rooms) shingle roof, gas heat-
ing system, wood sash, hardwood
floors, etc.-
Owner— Withheld.
Architect — George P. Simonds, 192
Main St., Hayward.
Work will probably be done by day's
labor.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
UK.SIDENCES Cost, $4,000 each
SAN FRANCISCO. W 26th Avenue S
Moraga Street.
Two one - story and basement frame
and stucco residences.
Owner and Builder — C. T. Lindsay.
140 Duboce Avenue.
Architect — Not Given.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $3,500
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Cal. 641
North Sixteenth Street.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (five rooms).
Owner and Builder — R. C. Hartwig,
875 E Julian St., San Jose.
Architect — Not Given. i
Sub-Contracts Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $
PASATIEMPO, Santa Cruz Co., Calif.
Two - story wood frame residene (12
rooms, 4 baths) shingle roof, wood
sash, gas heating system, hard-
wood floors.
Owner — O. W. Lombardl.
Architect— W. W. Wurster, 260 Cali-
fornia St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Darrow Palmer, 254 Bran-
ciforte Ave., Santa Cruz.
Plumbing and Heating — Izant & Wil-
son.
Electric — Irvln Smith.
Lumber — Hebbron Lumber Co.
Wood Sash — Hebbron Lumber Co.
Concrete — Costella & Son.
All of Santa Cruz.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Calif.
65 Rankin Avenue.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (six rooms).
Owner — Edmund C. Glynn. 460 North
First St., San Jose.
Architect — Not Given
Contractor — Gibson-Wheeler Co., 19 N
Second St., San Jose.
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
SAN JOSE. S<inta Clara Co., Calif.
1626 Shasta Avenue.
One - atory and basement frame and
stucco residence (six rooms).
Owner and Builder — Rollie Williams,.
1497 Shasta Ave, San Jose.
Architect — Not Given.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost. $5000
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
No. 2664 Fourteenth St.
On-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner and Builder — J. Pedone, 914 S
St., Sacramento.
Architect— Not Given.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RES'IDENCE Cost, $6000
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co.. Cal.
No. 1700 Third Street.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner and Builder — Leonard Lund,
3240 I St., Sacramento.
Architect — Not Given.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6000
SACRAMENTO. Sacramento Co., Cal.
No. 2978 Marty Way.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — A. Bruce Asbury, 1738 41st
SI., Sacramento.
Architect — Not Given. 1
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RE»IDE-NCE Cost, $3000
REDWOOD CITY. San Mateo Co..
Cal. No. 526 Grand Avenue.
One-story frame residence.
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Owner and Builder— L. F. Bourquin.
128 Iris St.. Redwood City.
Architect— Not Given.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDEXCK Cost, $
KKDWOOD CITY, San Mateo Co.
One and one-half-story frame and
.stucco re.sidence (5 rooms) shingle
roof, Ka.s heating system, hard-
wood floor.s, etc.
nwner — Not Given.
Architct — Hertzka & Knowlcs, 369
Pine St., San Francisco,
liids will be asked shortly.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cast. »S000
SACRAMENTO. Sacramento Co., Cal.
No. 1113 Fourth Avenue.
One-story frame and stucco residence.
Owner— W. B. Hughes.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor — Hansen & Sutter, 308
Oakmont Ave.. Sacramento.
Contract Awarded
RESID-ENCB Cost, $4,000
OAKLAND, Alanieda Co.. Cal. 10601
Beverly Avenue.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco reeidence (five rooms).
Owner — G. Reynoldfi.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— J. B. Grubb, 1 S 1 109th
Ave., Oakland. 1
Plans Being Figured.
REHIDENCE Cost. |16,000
BERKELEY. Alame<la Co.. Cal. Ar-
lington Avenue.
Two-story frame, stucco and brick
veneer re.sidence (10 rooms and 4
baths) ; slate roof, gas heating
system. hardwood floor.s, tile
baths, etc.
Owner— Scott Martin.
Architect— F. L. Confer. 2812 Russell
St., Berkeley.
H. J. Schulz, Sll Mendocino Avenue,
Berkely, is the only contractor fig-
uring the plans.
Preparing Sketches.
RESIDE^JCES Cost, $6500 each
BERKELEY. Alameda Co., Cal. Griz-
zly Peak Blvd.
Three two-atory frame and stucco
& brick veneer residences (shake
roofs, gas heating system, oak
plank floors, etc.)
Owner and Builder— Randolph Parks.
1847 Y'osemite Ave., Berkeley.
Architect— Edwin L. Stiyder, 2101 Ad-
dison St., Berkeley.
Plans Being Prepared.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $— —
BERKELEY", Alameda Co.. Cal. No.
2400 Piedmont Avenue.
Architect— Edwin L. Snyder. 2101 Ad-
dison St., Berkeley.
Bids will be asked in about two
week.s.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost, $— —
BBRKELEY'. Alameda Co.. Cant.
Euclid Avenue.
One-etory and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms) shake
roof, steel sash, gas heating sys-
tem, hardwood floors, etc.
Owner & Builder— A. T. Beckett. 224
Scenic Ave., Piedmont.
Architect— Edwin L. Snyder. 2101 Ad-
dLson St.. Berkeley.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost, $-— -
BERKELEY. Alameda Co.. Cat. Griz-
zly Peak Blvd.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms) Cali-
fornia Colonial style: shake roof,
steel sash, hardwood floors, gas
heating system, etc.
Owner— Mrs. Cas.^ldy.
Architect— Edwin L. Snyder, 2101 Ad-
dison St., Berkeley.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost, $
ROCKRIDGE. Contra Costa Co.. Cal.
S't. Johns Court.
Two-.story frame and stucco residence
(7 rooms and 2 bathts); shake
roof, gas heating system, steel
sash, hardwood floors, tile baths,
etc.
Owner- "Withheld.
.Architect— Edwin L. Snyder. 2101 Ad-
dison St., Berkeley.
Construction Started.
RESIDENCE Cost. $6,500
PIEDMONT, Alameda, Co., Calif. 409
Park "Way Avenue.
Two - story frame and stucco resi-
dence (six rooms).
Owner and Builder— H. P. Fisher, 1058
"Winaor Ave., Piedmont.
Architect — W. E. Schirmer, Bank of
America Bldg., Oakland.
To Be Done By Day's Work
.-ALTERATIONS Co.st, $14,000
PIEDMONT, Alameda Co., Calif. 27
Highland Street.
.^Iterations and additions to resldene.
Owner— C. C. Broadwater, 27 High-
land St.. Piedmont.
.Architect — Not Given. I
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO. \V 37th Avenue S.
Cabrlllo St.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — Chap. Smith, SC6 36th Avenue.
-Architect — Not Given,
Contractor— Harry Scott, 4520 Cabrlllo
Street.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCES Cost, $5,000 each
SAN FRANCISCO. E Ninth Avenue S
Lawton Street.
Three one-story ami basement fram^^
and stucco residences.
Owner and Builder — T. W. McClena-
h.-in. 333 16th Avenue.
Architect— Not Given. \
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
SAN FRANCISCO. S Balboa Street K
47th Avenue.
Two - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — Arthur and Adele Poulin, 643
Fifth Avenue.
Architect — Not Given. <
Low Bidder
RE.'^IDENCE Cost, $
.STOCKTON. San Joaquin Co., Calif.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(6 rooms) French style, wood
shingle roof, gas heating system,
wood sash, hardwood floors, tile
floor In bath, etc.
Owner— "Withheld.
Architect— Victor Galbraith, 211 East
Acacia St., Stockton.
Low Bidder — B. T. Parsons, Route 4.
Box 305, Stockton.
SCHOOLS
CONTRACT AWARDED
LO.S ANGELES, Cal.— P. P. Shelby,
% J. A. Rlddell, Room 200, 111 "West
Seventh St.. Los Angeles, awarded the
contract by South Pasadena High
School District at $49,944 (subject to
the approval of the PWA) for two-
story science bulWIng to be erected et
South Pasadena high school, corner
of Diamond and Rollins Streets. South
Pasadena. Marsh, Smith & Powell.
608 Architects' Bldg., Los Angeles,
architects.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES. Cal.— Architect W.
B. Erkes, 1121 Rives-Strong Building,
commissioned by Los Angeles board
of education to prepare plans and
specifications for an addition to Bldg.
No. 1 at the First Street school, 2S20
E. First St. Cost. $70,000.
January 16, 1936
BIDS WANTED
RODERICK, Nevada— Until January
22. 3 P. M., bids will be received by
J. P. C.Tdlini, Clerk. Derby School
District, near Roderick. Nevada, for
the construction of a new school
building.
Plans and .speciflcation.s may be ob-
tained from Architect J. H. Dodd, 7S6
We.st Fourth St., Reno, Nevada.
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January 16. 1936
Bids Wanted — To Close January 31,
2:00 P. M.
GUSTINE. Merced Co., Calif.
HIGH SCHOOL Cost. $7b.0u0
One-story frame & stucco high school
(steel truss in auditorium) four
classrooms, auditorium to seat 500
and cafeteria.
Owner — Gustine Union High School
District.
Architects- W. G. Corlott and E. A.
Russ. 1801 Bank of -America Bldg.
Oakland.
Plans and .specifications may be ob-
tained from the architects upon de-
posit of $25.
On previous bid opening, lowest bid
was submitted by Carl N. Swenson.
355 Stockton Ave., San Jose, at $96,-
867.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
ADDITION Cont. Price. $25,340
CLARKSBURG. Yolo Co., Calif.
.Addition to high school.
Owner— Clark.sburg Union High School
District.
Architect— Harry Devine, Cronan Bldg
Sacramento.
Contractor— Asevedo Constr. Co., 920
O St.. Sacramento.
Roofing— Bush Roofing Co., 1912 K St.
Plumbing— Luppen & Hawley, 3126 J
Street.
Electric Wiring— J. C. Hobrect, 1020
J Street.
Heating— M. R. Carpenter. 907 Front
Street.
Sheet Metal— McLaughlin Sheet Metal
Works, 1914 I Street.
Tile—Fischer Tile & Marble Co.. 1219
J Street.
Glass- T. E. Cain, Inc., 2416 J St.
Painting— "Willcoxon & Wilson, 1724
34th Street.
Flooring— H. "Weaver, 1865 49th St.
Reinforcing Steel — H. Weaver. 3909
Miller Way.
All of Sacramento.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
SCHOOL Cont. Price. $13,500
SALINAS. Monterey Co., Calif.
One - story frame grammar school (3
classrooms) wood siding.
Owner— Prunedale Elementary School
Di.strict.
-Architect — Chas. Butner, 51 Maple St.,
Salinas.
Engineer- F. W. Kellberg. 320 Market
Street, San Francisco.
Contractor — W. J. Charters, Salinas.
Roofing — Tynan Roofing & Tile Co.,
Salinas.
Plumbing — Roy Campbell, Salinas.
Electric Wiring— Rodeo Elec. Co., Sa-
linas.
Sheet Me^al— Roy Campbell. Salinas.
Glass — Southern Pacific Mill Co., Sa-
linas.
Lumber and Celotex — Southern Paclfle
Mill Co., Salinas.
Painting— C. A. Smith, Salinas.
Concrete — Granite Const. Co., Salinas.
Flooring — R. C. Douglas. Salinas.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
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Window Shades— L. Lion & Sons. San
Jose.
Reinforcing Steel— Granite Const. Co..
Salinas.
Wood Sash— Southern raciflc Milling:
Co.. Salinas.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
STRENGTHEN SCHOOL
Contract Price, $21,976
CENTERVILLE. Alameda Co.. Calif.
Strengthen Washington Union High
School (steel and wood strength-
ening, etc.)
Owner — Washington Un. High School
District.
Architect— Birge H. Clark, 3 10 Uni-
versity Ave.. Palo Alto.
Contractor — C. N. Swenson. 355 Stock-
ton Ave., San Jose.
Roofing — Fred. Hayden, San Jose.
Lathing and Plastering — I. L. Bridges,
Palo Alto.
Lumber — Hansen Lumber Co., Center-
ville.
Reinforcing Steel — McGrath Steel Co.,
354 Hobart St., Oakland.
Structural Steel — Schrader Iron W'ks,
1247 Harrison St., San Francisco.
Bids Opened
ADMIN. BLDG. Cost, $150,000
TAFT. Kern Co., Calif. Taft Union
High School Campus.
Two-story reinforced concrete admin-
istration building (concrete joist
floors, steam heating system, flat
roof, awning type patent windows
study hall, library, offices and nine
classrooms, etc.)
Owner— Taft Union High School Dist.
Architect — W. H. Weeks, 525 Market
Street, San Francisco.
Complete bids follow:
General Work
Trewhitt-Shields & Fisher. Pa-
cific Southwest Bldg.. Fresno..$77.900
Myers Bros.. Los Angeles 81.792
H. A .Nichols. Los Angeles 83.838
Andy Sordal. Long Beach 88.433
O. M. Strausser. Long Beach 89.900
Opperman & Kampe. Bakersfl'd 91,230
Painting
Raphael Co., 270 Tehama St.,
San Francisco | 2,931
il. W. Hancock, FYesno 2.947
Patterson Bros.. Berkeley 2,975
Earl Hinkle. Taft 3.319
Joe Stretter. Fresno 3.365
T. A. Rucker. Glend^Ie 3,850
Finish Hardware — Linoleum Window
Shades
Minna Furniture Co., Bakers-
field $ 5,373
Taft Furniture & Hdwe 5.898
Electric
United Electric Co.. 544 Golden
Gate Ave., San Francisco....$ 4.290
-Midway Electric Co., Taft 6,742
Plumbing, Heating and Ventilation
F. W. Peck. Taft $15,635
J. E. Pettijohn, Delano 18,700
.Scott Co., San Francisco 19,625
Frank Hudson, FYesno 20,365
B. A. Newman, Fresno 23,452
Bids held under advisement.
Bids Opened.
SCHOOL Cost. $16,500
LAKE COl'NTY. Bums Valley.
One-story frame and stucco grammar
school (3 classrooms and assembly
hall).
Owner— Burns Valley School District.
Architect— Herbert & Cauikins. Ros-
enberg Bldg., Santa Rosa.
Low Bidder — A. O. Llghtford, Upper
Lake. $23,800.
Only other bid was submitted by D.
Downey. Sebastopol. at $27,777.
Recommendation made to the PWA
that contract be awarded to A. O.
LiRhtford.
BOND ELECTION
ELKHORN. San Joaquin Co., Cal.
— Elkhorn School District will vote on
Jan. 28, on a proposal to Issue bonds
in the amount of $7.(J00 to finance con-
struction of a brick veneer school
building for the Elkhorn School Dis-
trict. Officers of the district are: Mrs.
Ethel Hansen. Mrs. Caroline Hoick,
and Mrs. Alice Frost.
BONOS DEFEATED
I'ASO HOHLES, San Luis Obispo
Co., Calif. — Paso Robles Union High
School District defeated bonds in the
amount of $18,000 January 9. Pro-
ceeds were to have financed construc-
tion of a one-story brick gymnasium
at the high school.
Preliminary plans were prepared by
Architect Orval Clark, 359 N. Ridge-
wood Place, Los Angeles.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
LIBRARY UNIT
Cont. Price. $124,920
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
Junior College Campus.
Brick library building (first unit of
Junior College annex).
Owner — Sacramento School District.
Architct— H. J. Devlne. Cronin Bldg.,
Sacramento.
Contractor — Wm. C. Keating, 1121
24th St., Sacramento.
Roofing — Bush Roofing Co.
Plumbing— Hately & Hately, 1710 10th
Street.
Electric Wiring— Geo. C. Foss, 1720
8th Street.
Heating— M. R. Carpenter, 907 Front
Street.
Sheet Metal — Wagner Sheet Metal
Works. 2900 M Street.
Tile Work— H. P. Fischer Tile & Mar-
ble Co., 1219 Jay St.
Glass — W. P. Fuller & Co.
Iron Grille Work— Palm Bridge & Iron
Works. P. O. Box 746.
Lathing and Plastering — Thos. F.
Scollan Co.. 720 I St.
Lumber— Friend & Terry.
Wood Sash and Mill Work— Burnett
& Sons. 11th and C Sts.
Painting— Willcoxon & Wilson. 1724
34th Street.
Reinforcing Steel — Truscon Steel Co.,
604 Mission St., San Francisco.
Structural Steel — Palm Bridge & Iron
Works, P. O. Box 746.
All of Sacramento unless otherwise
noted.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cont. Price, $143,725
BERKELEY, Alameda Co., Calif. 1775
Rose Street.
Alterations to Garfield School.
Owner— Berkeley School District.
Architect— Bakewell and Weihe, 2 5 1
Kearny St., San Francisco.
Engineer— Thomas F. Chace, Berkeley
Board of Education, Berkeley.
Contractor— K. E. Parker Co., 135 So.
Park, San Francisco.
Demolition of Buildings — Emsco Con-
crete Cutting Co., 260 Clementina
St., San Francisco.
Structural Steel — Herrick Iron Works,
18th and Campbell Sts., Oakland.
Bids Wanted— To Close Jan. 27, 7:30
P. M,
ADDITION Cost, $45,000
VISALIA. Tulare Co., Calif.
Two high school additions (two-story
four - room addition to academic
building, and one-story chemistry
laboratory and classroom addition
to science hall.
Owner— Visalia Union High School
IMstrict.
Architect— C. A. Balch. 1914 S Ver-
mont Ave., Los Angeles.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from W. R. Bailey, Larkins
Bldg.. Visalia. •
Bids Wanted— To Close Jan. 24, 8 P.M.
SCHOOL Cost. $45,000
HILMAR. Merced Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco elemen-
tary school (8 classrooms).
Owner — Ellm Union School District.
Architect — Chas. F. Dean. California
State Life Bldg., Sacramento.
Bonds in the amount of $30,000 were
voted January 13.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect upon deposit
of $25.00.
BIDS WANTED
LONG BEACH, Cal. — Until January
31, 4 P. M., bids will be received by
Long Beach board of education for the
construction of the administration
building at the Lindbergh junior high
school. Plans and specifications may
be obtained from the business man-
ager of the board, 715 Locust Avenue,
Long Beach, upon deposit of $25. F.
H. Gentry, engineer. Jergins Trust
Bldg., Long Beach. ♦
TO ASK BIDS
COOLIDGE, Arizona.— Pinal County
School District No. 6 will call for bids
soon for a new high school building
to be erected in Coolidge. a PWA proj-
ect. It will be a two-story structure,
containing ten classrooms, combina-
tion gymnasium & auditorium, show-
er and dressing rooms and offices;
frame and stucco construction, tile
roofing, heating plant, etc. Estimated
cost, $105,000. O. A. Bell, Heard Bldg..
Phoenix, architect. i
BID REJECTED
ROUND MOUNTAIN, Nev.— Round
Mountain School District rejected one
bid received January 9 for construc-
tion of a school building in Nye Coun-
ty. Nevada, and instructed Structural
Engineer George J. Fosdyke, 112 N.
Main Street, Los Angeles, to revise
the plans. Hilberg Hanson, Reno, sub-
mitted the only bid at $15,217. The
building will contain five classrooms
and will have stucco exterior, com-
position shingle roof and heating plant.
LOW BIDDER
SOUTH PASADENA. Los Angeles
Co., Cal.— Peter P. Shelby, % J. A.
Riddell, Room 200, 111 W. 7th St., Los
Angeles, submitted low bid to South
Pasadena High School District at $49-
944, for two-story science building to
be erected at South Pasadena high
school, corner of Diamond and Rollins
Sts., South Pasadena. Marsh, Smith
& Powell, 508 Architects' Bldg., Los
Angeles, architects. i
Bids Opened.
GYMNASIUM Cost. $60,091
NEVADA CITY. Nevada Co., Calif.
One-story reinforced concrete gym-
nasium (lockrs, showers, etc.)
Owner — Nevada City Hall School Dis-
trict.
Architect — Wm. Mooser, Monadnock
Bldg., San Francisco.
Engineer — W. Adrian. 417 Market St..
San Francisco.
Low Bidder— C. L. Wold Constr. Co..
4412 Fulton St.. San Francisco.
Complete bids follow:
General Work
C. L. Wold. S. F $79,855
Jas. L. McLaughlin, S. F 84,250
Fred J. Early Jr., 9. F 90,688
Electric
United Electric Co., 1190 Bryant
St., San Francisco $1,261
Spencer Blec. Co.. S. F 1,514
American Elec. Co., S. P __ 1,690
Mechanical Work
M. J. Reeves Heating Co., 959
Natoma St., San Franclsco$..11.136
Luppn & Hawiey, Sacramento.. 11.265
Scott Co.. Inc.. 9. F 11.628
Complete list of alternate proposal
on file in the office of the DAILY
PACIFIC BUILDER, and may be in-
spected by those interested.
CONTRACT AWARDED
RAMONA. San Diego Co., Calif.—
Harry Muns. 841 Bank of America
Bldg., San Diego, awarded contract
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
by Ramona Union High School Dis-
trict, at approximately $60,000. for the
construction of a school building at
Ramona. a PWA project. Wm. P.
Lodge, 509 Fifth Ave. HWg., San Di-
ego, architect.
Bids Opened.
SCHOOL Cost, 143, 04S
HANFORD, King." Co.. Cal. Douty
and Courtney Streets.
One-story reinforced concrete elemen-
tary scliool (North Grammar
Schciol).
Owner — Hanford Elementary School
District (W. C. Tar, Clerk).
Architect— W. D. Coate.s. Rowell Bldg.
Fresno.
Low Bidder— R. P. Moore, 3662 Verrue
Ave., Fresno.
Complete bids follow:
R. P. Moore. Fresno |49,600
Fisher & McNulty. Fresno 54,998
Trewhitt Shields & Fisher,
Fresno 56.591
Bids held under advisement.
New Bids Wanted — To Close February
4, 4:00 P. M.
ASSEMBLY Cost. $31,250
t)AKLAND. Alameda Co.. Calif. Cha-
bot Road and Patton Street.
f)ne-.story fr.Tnie and stucco assembly
at Cliabot School (to seat approxi-
mately 400) asbestos shingle roof.
Owner — Oakland Board of ICducation.
Architect — W. G. Corlelt. Oakland
Board of Education.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect upon deposit
of $25.
On previous bid opening only bid
was submitted by B. A. Hawkins.
1182 Market St., San Francisco, at
$35,375.
Award Recommended.
SCHOOL Cont. Price. $39,300
HAXFOKD, Kings Co., Cal. Douty
and Courtney S'treets.
One-story reinforced concrete elemen-
tary school (North Grammar
School).
Owner — Hanford Elementary School
District (W. C. Tar, Clerk).
Architect — W. D. Coates, Rowell Bldg.
Fresno.
Contractor— R. P. Moore, 3662 Verrue
Ave., Fresno.
Recommendation made to the PWA
that contract be awarded to R. P.
Moore accepting Alternate 1. a deduc-
tion in the amount of $10,300.
Plans Being Prepared
MANUAL TRAINING SHOP
MONTEREY, Monterey Co., Cal. Pa-
cific Street.
One - story fireproof manual training
shop (forge).
Owner — Monterey Elementary School
District.
Architects — R eland Stringham and
John Evers, 525 Market St.. San
Francisco.
Bids Opened
GYMNASIUM Cost, $241,000
TULARE, Tulare Co., Calif.
Two new classroom buildings and re-
pairs to gymnasium and central
heating plant.
Owner — Tulare High School District
(W. B. Knokey, Supt. of Schools).
Architect— W. D. Coates. Rowell Bldg.
F1"esno.
General Work
(a) General construction, academic
bldg., including connecting pass-
age.
(b) General construction, central heat-
ing plant bldg. and service tun-
nels.
(c) General construction, assembly
building.
(d) General construction, academic
buihiing, cafeteria wing.
(e) Concrete, inc. excavation, forms,
reinf. steel, concrete in place and
for stripping forms and any back-
fill, per c.y.
(Alt. 1) If architectural windows vt
assembly bldg. are changed froro
steel to wood, deduct.
(Alt. 2) If stage curtain is included,
add;
(Alt. 3) If kitchen equipment in in-
cluded, add;
(Alt. i) If laundry equipment is in-
cluded, add;
tAlt. 5) If assembly chairs are includ-
ed, add, each chair.
A. Nelson, Inc., 242 Ocean
Ave., S. F (a) $ 93,258.00
(b) 4,905.00
(c) 153,157.00
(d) 39.668.00
(e) 21.00
(Alt. 1) 100.00
(Alt. 2) 2.390.00
(Alt. 8) 3,995.00
(Alt. 4) 775.00
(Alt. 5) 7.50
Midstate Const. Co. and W.
J Ochs. Fresno (a) $ 96,496.00
(b) 4.249.00
(c) 149.954.00
(dj 41,179.00
(e) 22.5U
(Alt. 1) 2.500.00
(Alt. 2) 2.500.00
(Alt. 8) 4.100.00
(Alt. 4) 1,100.00
(Alt. 5) 7.00
Plumbing
(1) .Academic building;
(2) Central heating plant buihiing'.
fi) Assembly building.
(4) Cafeteria wing.
Canby Plbg. Co., 122 N "J"
St., Tulare (1) $ 6,702
(2) 14.316
- (8)
(4) 7,957
.Scott Co.. S. F (1) $ 8,687
(2) 8.647
(3) 13.607
„ (4) 4,237
Frank Hudson (1) $10,737
(2) 8.820
(3) 1,565
(4) «,085
B. A. Newman, Fresno (1) $11,350
(2) 9,300
(3) 15,579
(4) 6,530
Barrett -Hicks Co., Fresno... (1) $12,098
(2) 9,239
(3) 16,293
(4) 6,779
J. E. Pettijohn, Delano (1) $13,400
(2) 9.350
- (3) 17.950
_ (4) 7,450
Electric
(e ) Academic building,
(el) Heating plant and boiler room;
(e2) Assembly building.
(e3) Cafeteria wing only;
(fl) Fixtures for cafeteria.
(f2) Fixtures for north wing of aca-
demic buildiner.
(f3) Fixtures for boiler room.
(Alt. 1) Stage equipment.
American Elec. Conet. Co.,
462 Bryant St., S. F (1) $ 4,791
(cl) 5,150
(e2) 10,450
(e3) 3,235
(fl) 625
„ (f2) 645
_ _ (f3) 270
— (Alt. 1) 2.350
Electric Const. Co., Fresno.-d) $ 5,618
- (el) 4,893
(e2) 11.376
__ (e3) 1,044
- (fl) 595
(f2) 342
(f3) 206
(Alt. 1) 1.684
Robinson Elec. Co.. Fresno. .(1) $ 6.888
(el) 5,55.'.
(e2) 12.669
(eS) 4.306
..._ „ „...(fl) 683
...- (f2> 525
(f3) 292
(Alt. 1) 1,350
All bids held under advisement.
Plans Complete.
AUDITORIUM Cost, $20,000
SAN PABLO, Contra Costa Co., Cal.
One-story frame and stucco audito-
rium (to seat 500).
Owner — San Pablo School Dist. (E. A.
Palmer, Principal).
Architect— Dragon & Schmidts, 20 6 8
Allston Way, Berkeley.
Application has been filed with the
WPA to assist financing project.
Contract Awarded.
SCHOOL Cost, $18,687
CONCORD, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco school (3
classrooms, library, offices and
toilet facilities) tile roof, steam
heating systm, wood floors, etc.
Owner — Clayton Valley School Dist.
Architect— E. W. Cannon. 81 Echo St.
Oakland.
Contractor— E. T. Leiter & Son, 811
37th St.. Oakland.
Complete bids published Dec. 30
Plans Being Prepo.i-ed.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $6500
DAVIS. Yolo Co.. Calif. Campus of
College of Agriculture.
Alterations to chemistry building.
Owner — State of California.
Architect — William Hayes, Crocker
First National Bank Bldg., San
Francisco.
COMMISSIONtD TO PREPARE
PLANS
I>().S ANGELES. Cal. — Architect
Kenneth MacDonald. Jr.. 3305 Wii-
shire Blvd., commissioned by Los An-
geles Board of Education to prepare
l)lans for school auditorium to be
erected at Los Feliz School. 4737 Hol-
lywood Blvd. Cost, $30,000. Mr. Mac-
Donald was also authorized to prepare
plans for a new school building at
the above site. Cost. $100,000.
Bids Opened.
SCHOOL Cost, $24,454
NAPA, Napa Co., Calif.
(jne-story reinforced concrete elemen-
tary .school (two classrooms and
auditorium to seat 200).
Owner — Mt. George Union Elementary
School District.
Architect — W. E. Coffman, Forum
Bldg.. Sacramento.
Low Bidder — John E. Branagh, 116
Monticello Ave., Piedmont.
Complete bids follow:
(1) ded. for omitting blackboards.
(2) ded. for omitting portion of in-
terior painting.
John E. Branagh, Piedmont $18,770
(1) 391)
_ _ (2) 503
E. J. Vienop, Napa $19,800
(1) 386
„(2) 372
H. W. Robertson Sacramento....$22.154
(1) 400
(2) 1,200
Moore & Roberts, S. F $22,350
(1) 375
(2) 400
Recommendation made to the PWA
that contract be awarded to John
E. BranaRh, Piedmont.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES. Cal. — Architect
George Adams. 5th Floor. 5514 Wil-
shire Blvd.. coinmlssioned by Los An-
geles Board of Education to prepare
plans for new classroom building and
auditorium to be erected at Hoover
.SMreet School. 867 S. Hoover St. Cost
$80,000.
PACIFIC CONSTRUclOK
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COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES. Cal. — Architects
Parkinson & i'arkinson. SOS Title In-
surance Bldg., commissioned by Los
Angeles Board of Education to pre-
pare plans for school auditorium to be
erected at Manual Arts HiKli School.
4i;u S". Vermont Ave. Cost $lit."),OO0.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES. Cal.— Architect A.
F. Rosenheinj. 1151 S. Broadway, com-
missioned by Los Angeles Btoard of
Education to prepare plans for boys'
physicial education building, new ad-
ministration building and shop to be
erected at Hollenbeck Junior High
School. 602 S. Soto St. Cost. $380,000.
COMMISSIONED TO P^EPARe
PLANS
VAX xrv: , Los Angelea Co.. Cal.—
Architect J. Robert Harris. 6715 Hol-
lywood Blvd., Los Angeles, commis-
sioned by Los Angeles Board of Ed-
ucation to prepare plans for school
auditorium to be erected at Van Nuys
Elementary School. 6404 Sylvan »t..
Van Xuys. Cost. $30,000.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES. Cal. — Architect
Arthur L. Acker, 1345 9. Sycamore
Ave., and S'tructural Engineer Harold
C. Whittlesey, 525 N. Normandie
Ave., commissioned by Los Angeles
Board of Education to prepare plans
for reconstruction, stregenthing and
rehabilitation of the main brick build-
ing at Cheremoya Avenue School, 6017
Franklin Ave. Cost, $64,600.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES, Cal. — Architect
Raphael A. Nicolas, 614 Clem Wilson
Bldg., and Structural Engineer Mark
Falk, Lodi, commissioned by Los An-
geles Board of Education to prepare
plans for reconstruction, rehabilitation
and strengthening of the main build-
ig at Solano Avenue School, 615 So-
lano Ave. Cost, $40,400.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Architect E.
L. Bruner and Structural Engineers,
Grant <t Bruner. 607 Ferguson Bldg..
commissioned by Los Angeles Board
of Education to prepare plans for re-
construction, strengthening and re-
lial)ilitation of the south building
(less second story over auditorium) at
Sheridan Street School, 2322 E. Sher-
idan St. Cost, $61,000. .5
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS' ANGELES, Cal.— Architect W.
H. Parker. .■)027 Ensign Ave., North
Hollywood, and Structural Engineer
Winn C. Wilson, commissioned by Los
Angeles Board of Education to pre-
pare plans for reconstruction, rehabi-
litation and strengthening of Build-
ing No. 1 at Palo Verde School, 1029
Effle St. Cost. $40,400. •
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES. Cal.— Architect L.
A. Parker, 804 Architects' Bldg., com-
missioned by Los Angeles Board of
Education to prepare plans for re-
construction, strengthening and re-
habilitation of the main brick building
at Griffin Avenue School, 2025 Grif-
fin Ave. Co.-^t, $47,000.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
HINTINGTON PARK. Los Angeles
Co.. Cal.— Architect George M. Llnd-
sey, 6305 Yucca St., Los Angeles,
commissioned by Los Angeles Board
of Education to prepare plans for a
.-(•liool auditorium to be erected at
Huntington Park High School. 6020
Miles Ave.. Huntington Park. Cost,
$105,000.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES, Cal. — Architect
Horold Cross, 124 W. Fourth St., com-
missioned by Los Angeles Board of
Education to prepare plans for an
auditorium and kindergarten building
to be erected at B\idlong Avenue
School, 5!i40 S. Budlong Ave. Cost.
$50.00k
BIDS WANTED
LOS ANGELES. Cal. — Until Jan.
24, 2:00 P. M., bids will be received
by Los Angeles Board of Education
Purchasing Division, 1425 S. San
Pedro St., for the reconstruction, re-
habilitation and strengthening of the
main building at Forty-second Street
School, 4231 Fourth Ave. Cost $71,-
500. A. F. Rosenheim, Architect,
and R. McC. Beanfleld, 629 Chamber
of Commerce Bldg., Structural Engi-
neer, i
BIDS WANTED
VAN NUYS, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
—Until January 21, 2:00 P. M., bids
will be received by Los Angeles Board
of Education Purchasing Division,
1425 S. San Pedro St., Los Angeles,
for a new two-story classroom build-
ing to be erected at the Van Nuys
High School, 6535 Cedros Ave., Van
Nuys. Cost, $74,000. Allison & Alli-
son, Architects; Franklin N. Ropp,
1014 Edison Bldg., Los Angeles, Struc-
tural Engineer and B. L. Ellingwood,
H. W. Hellman Bldg., Los Angeles,
Mechinal Engineer. *
Bid Opening Date Postponed Until
Jan. 25, 1 P. M.
SCHOOL Cost, $31,000
CLOVERDALE, Sonoma Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco academic
building (six classrooms and gym-
nasium) flat roof, steam heating
system, wood sash, etc.
Owner — Cloverdale Union High School
District.
Architect — Herbert & Caulkins, Ros-
enberg Bldg., Santa Rosa.
Engineer — W. Adrian, 417 Market St.,
San Francisco.
Bids will be opened at 2 P. M. on
Jan. 25. Date was previously set for
Jan. 18.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architects upon de-
posit of $15.00.
On previous bid opening lowest bid
was submitted by Leibert & Trobock,
San Rafael, at $55,915.
New Bids Wanted — To Close January
18, 7:30 P. M.
GYMNASIUM Cost, $60,000
AUBURN. Placer Co.. Calif.
One-story steel-concrete gymnasium.
Owner — Placer Union High School
District.
Architect — W. E. Coffnian, Forum
Bldg., Sacramento.
Plans and specifications may be oli-
tained from the architect upon do-
posit of $25.
On previous bid opening lowest bid
was submitted by Peter.sen & Stein-
brenner. Sacramento, at $95,000.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS AXOIOI.KS. Cal.— .\rchitect El-
mer Grey and Structural Engineer C.
J. Derrick. 816 W. 5th t.. commission-
ed by Los Angeles board of education
to prepare plans for the reconstruc-
tion, rehabilitation and strengthening
of BulWing No. 1 at Euclid Avenue
School, 805 Euclid Ave. Cost, $40.n00.
Electrical Contract Awarded.
AUDITORll'M Cont. Price, $50,000
PLEASANTON. Alameda Co., Calif.
One-story reinforced concrete audi-
torium (to seat approx. 900).
Owner — Amador Joint High School
District.
.\rchitect — Henry S. Smith, Humboldt
Bank Bldg., San Francisco.
Struc. Engr. — Norman B. Green, 55
New Montgomery St.. S. F.
Contractor — A. Nelson, 242 Ocean Ave.
San Francisco.
Electric — American Electric Constr.
Co., 462 Bryant St., San Francisco
As previously reported, structural
steel awarded to Judson Pacific Co.,
609 Mission St., S. F.; reinforcing steel
to W. S. Wetenhall, 17th and Wiscon-
sin Sts., S. F.; mill work to Pacfflc
Mfg. Co., 454 Montgomery St., S. F.
Award Recommended
SCHOOL Contract Price, $30,185
BRISBANE, San Mateo Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco grammar
school (4 classrooms).
Owner — Visltacion Elementary School
District.
Architect — Thos. Edwards, 9 Geary St.
San Francisco.
Contractor— H. H. Smith, Daly City.
Complete bids publishe-.l Jan. 7.
Bids Wanted— To Close Jan. 24. 8 P.M.
SCHOOL Cost, $34.1)110
MORRO, San Luis Obispo Co., Cal;f.
One-story school building.
Owner — Mori'o Union School District.
Architect — Louis N. Crawford, Santa
Maria.
Structural Engineer — H. J. Brunnier,
Sharon Bldg., San Francisco.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect upon deposit
of $10.00.
COMMISSJONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOMITA, Los Angeles Co., Calif.—
Architect M. R. Lawson, 424 South
Broadway, Los Angeles, has been
commissioned by Los Angelea board
of education to prepare plans for a
new building to be erected at Lomlta
School, 24,625 Narbonne .\ve., Lomlta.
Cost, $90,000.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Architect Al-
bert C. Martin, 233 Higgins Building,
commissiooed by Los Angeles board
of education to prepare plans and
ppeciflcations for a shop building at
John H. Francis Polytechnic high
school, 400 E. Washington St. Cost,
*64.000.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Architect
Frederick Scholer, Room 1002. 811 W.
7th St., and Structural Engineer J. H.
Davies, 213 Roycroft Ave., commis-
sioned by OS ALngeles board of edu-
cation to prepare plans and specifica-
tions for the reconstruction, rehabil-
itation and strengthening of the 1922
portion of the main brick building at
Rosemont Avenue chool, 421 N. Roee-
niont Ave. Cost, $42,000.
COMMIS&JONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
Log ANGELES, Cal.— Architects L.
E. Wilson and E. E. Merrill, 549 Pe-
troleum Securities Bldg.. commieslon-
< d by Los Angeles board of education
to prepare plans for a new classroom
and auditorium building to be erected
at Manchester Avenue School, 661 W.
S7th St. Cost, $120,000.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES), Calif. — Architects
Spencer & Landon, 1924 HiUhurst Av-
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
enue, commissioned by Los Angeles
board of education to prepare plajis
for a new building to be erected at
the Main Street school, 120 E 52nd St.
Cost, $84,000.
Contract Awarded.
ADDITION Cont. Price, $39,067
MILLBRAE. San Mateo County, Cal.
Chadbourne Avenue.
Addition to Miilbrae elementary school
(add three new classrooms, en-
large auditorium, new steam heat-
ing system, new plumbing sys-
tem, aJdd new lunch room and gen-
eral repairs) and addition to Lo-
mita Park School (add two new
classrooms, new lunch room, new
.steam heating system, new plumb-
ing system and general repairs).
Owner — Miilbrae Elementary School
District.
Architect— Thos. Edwards, 9 Geary St.
San FYanclsco.
Contractor — John Looman, 125 Park
Road. Burlingame.
Contract Awarded.
REPAIR SCHOOL Cost, $1500
SAN FRANCISCO. NW Twenty-third
and Fair Oaks Sts.
Repair fire damage to school.
Owner — Roman Catholic Archbishop
of San Francisco, 1100 Franklin
St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— Ira W. Coburn, 2048 Mar-
ket St., San Francisco.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
ADDITION Cont. Price, $20,452
SACRAMENTO COUNTY, Calif. Two
miles east of Sacramento.
One-story frame and stucco addition
to elementary school (2 classrooms
and assembly hall).
Owner— Arden Elementary School Dis-
trict
Architect— Chas. F. Dean, California
State Life Bldg., Sacramento.
Contractor— Lawrence Const. Co., 6372
9th Ave., Sacramento.
Excavation— J. R. Reeves, RFD 3,
Box 100.
Plumbma— Hately & Hately, 1710 10th
Street.
Electric Wiring — Rex Moore, 616 San
Antonio Way.
Sheet Metal — M. R. Carpenter, 907
Front Street.
Glass— T. E. Cain, 2416 J Street.
Lumber— Capital Lumber Co., 1812 9th
Street.
Mill Work— Sierra Mill & Lumber Co.,
201 V Street.
Reinforcing Steel— Palm Iron Works,
P. O. Box 746.
All of Sacramento.
Contract Awarded
SCHOOL Cont. Price, $78,402
SAN RAFAEL, Marin Co., Cal. Fourth
and E Streets.
One-story frame and stucco grammar
school (ten classrooms and audi-
torium to seat BOO).
Owner— San Rafael School District.
Architect— N. W. Sexton, deYoung
Bldg., San Franciaco.
Contractor— DeLuca & Son, Inc., 1740
Filbert St., San Francisco.
Contract awarded on work complete
accepting Alternates 1, 6, 7 and 9.
Complete bids published Dec. 31.
Sub-Contracts Awarded,
ADDITION Cont. Price, $82,737
LOS GATO.^. Santa Clara Co., Calif.
Addition to high school (8 classroomc
and music department) reinforced
concrete construction.
Owner— Los Gatos Union High School
District.
Architect— W. H. Weeks, 525 Market
St., San Francisco.
Contractor— J. D. Carlson, 1331 Sierra
Ave., San Jose.
Roofing— Fred Hayden, 369 Stockton
Avenue.
Electric Wiring — Roy Butcher, 1020
Sherwood Avenue.
Sheet Metal— Wm. Serpa, 497 N-13th
Street.
Tile work — Thomas Prise.
Glass— Le Deit Glass Co., 762 Lenzen
Avenue.
Iron Grille Work— Engfer Iron Works,
P. O. Box 11.
Lathing and Plastering — Joe Proven-
zano, 201 S-Market Street.
Lumber — iSterling Lumber Co., Los
Gatos.
Hardware — San Jose Hardware Co.
Painting — Geo. Smith, Los Gatos.
Window Shades — San Jose Window
Shade Co., 1007 S-First St.
Reinforclns Steel — San Jose Steel Co.
1344 The Alameda.
Structural Steel — Engfer Iron Works,
P. O. Box 11.
All of San Jose unless otherwise
noted.
As previously reported, plumbing
and heating contracts awarded to
.Scott Co., 113 10th St.. Oakland, at
$9679.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $8842
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
470-476 Twelfth Street.
Alterations and additions to building.
Owner— S. W. Schutz Estate Co.
.\rchitect— Edwin T. Foulkes, 357 12th
St., Oakland.
Contractor— Wilbur C. Cone, 608 16th
St., Oakland.
Electric Wiring — California EHectric
Co., 1125 Oak St., Oakland.
Tile Work— Rigney Tile Co., 3021 Har-
rison St., Oakland.
Glass — Cobbledick Kibbe Glass Co.,
Washington at Third St., Oakland
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
SCHOOL Cont. Price, $31,676
DEL REY, Fresno Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco school
building (six classrooms and audi-
torium to seat 500) tile roof, gas
heating system, wood floors, etc.
Owner — Prairie School District.
Architect — Fred L. Swartz, Brlx Bldg.
Fresno.
Contractor— T. C. Irwin, 269 N. Ful-
ton St.. Fresno.
Plumbing— B. A. Newman, 320 North
H St.. PYesno.
Excavating and Concrete — H. Fos-
naugh, Sanger.
Plastering— Wm. Smart, Fresno.
Painting— Eddy Paint Co., PortervlUe.
Mill Work — Hollenbeck-Bush Planing
Mill, Fresno.
Iron and Steel— Kyle & Co., Fresno.
Roofing — Valley Lumber Co., Fresno.
Materials — Valley Lumber Co.
Electric Wiring — F. P. Vandergrlft,
Selma.
Plans Being Completed.
GYMNASIUM Cost, $50,000
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal. High School
Campus.
One - story gymnasium (72x144 feet)
steel frame structure, masonry
walls, steel sash, maple floors, two
sun decks, tile roof, electric wir-
ing, metal skylights, stucco ex-
terior, etc.
Owner— San Luis Obispo Board of
Education.
Architect — Louis N. Crawford, Jones
Bldg., Santa Maria.
Structural Engineer — H. J. Brunnler,
Sharon Bldg., San Francisco.
Bids will be asked shortly.
LOW BIDDER
ANAHEIM, Orange Co., Calif.— O.
T. Moore, 949 W. Highland St., Santa
Ana,' submitted low bid to the Loara
School District at $35,070 for the com-
plete construction of a new school
building at Broadway and Loara Rd.,
west of Anaheim, a PWA project. L.
R. Wilson, Box 1193, Santa Ana, sub-
mitted the lowest alternate bid at $28-
000 for the building complete, less the
auditorium portion. Richard M. Bates
Jr., 664 S. Sycamore Ave., Los Ange-
les, architect.
Plans Awaiting State Approval
SHOPS Cost, $
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
West Freeport Blvd. bet. Bidwell
Way and Sixth Avenue. "
Shops for senior high school building
(first unit).
Owner — Sacramento School District.
Architect — Starks & Flanders, Forum
Bldg., Sacramento.
Plans on the shops awaiting approv-
al of the State Division of Architec-
ture, Sacramento.
Additional units for the high school
plant. Include 30 classrooms, labora-
tory, gymnasium, cafeteria and audi-
torium. Total cost of the project is
$715,000.
New Bids Wanted — To Close February
4, 4:00 P. M.
ASSEMBLY Cost, $31,500
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. Brann
and Morton Streets.
One-Btory frame and stucco assembly
at Sherman School (to seat ap-
proximately 400) asbestos shingle
roof.
Owner — Oakland Board of education.
Architect — W. G. Corlett, Oakland
Board of Education.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect upon de-
posit of $25.
John E. Branagh, 116 Montlcello
Ave., Piedmont, submitted the low
bid of $36,100 on the previous bid open-
ing.
BIDS OPENED
SAN FRANCISCO— Phoenix Day Co.,
729 Mission St., at $1759 submitted
low bid to Department of Public
Works for electrical fixtures for the
auditorium of the Girls' High School,
Scott and O'Farrell Streets.
Complete bids follow:
Phoenix Day Co $1759
R. Flatland 2250
Boyd Lighting Fixture Co - 2984
Bids held under advisemenL
General Contract Awarded
SCHOOL Cont. Price, $132,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Bartlett and 22nd
Streets.
New grammar school building (twelve
classrooms) Agassiz School.
Owner— City and County of San Fran-
cisco.
Architect— Masten and Hurd, 233 Post.
Structural Engineer — Walter H u b e r
Crocker First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Electrical Engineer — Leland & Haley,
58 Sutter Street.
Contractor — Anderson & Ringrose, 320
Market Street.
As previously reported, mechanical
equipment and plumbing awarded lo
Herman Lawson, 465 Tehama St., at
$24,880 and electrical contract to Lynn
& Hefternan, 114 Ashton Ave., at $17-
740.
Bids Wanted — To Close Jan. 30th, 7:30
P. M.
WAREHOUSE. ETC. Cost, $54,500
BAKERSFIELD, Kern Co., Calif. K
and L Streets.
Warehouse, shop and garage building
(reinforced concrete construction,
brick filler walls).
Owner— Bakersfield City School Dis-
trict.
Architect— Ira W. Hoover and Wm. C.
Hayes (Edwin J. Symmes ofllce)
Haberfelde Bldg.. Bakersfield.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architects. •
Bids Opened
MACHINE SHOP Cost. $219. 5S4
SAN FRANCISCO. Geary Blvd.. Bal-
boa. 30th and S2nd Avenues.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
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'ITiree - fctory reinforced concrete m;i-
chine shop bhdg. at Geo. Washing-
ton School (steel sash).
Owner— City and County of San Fran-
cisco.
Architect— Miller & Tflueger. GSO Mar-
ket Street.
No bids were received on the gen-
eral work.
Other bids follow:
Electrical Work
United Electric Const. Co., 514
Golden Gate Avenue J 8,847
Lynn & Heflfernan__ 8,940
Alta Elec. & Mechanical Co 8,95S
H. S. Tittle 9,400
Central Electric Company 9,890
I>e Latour Electric Company 9.922
Victor Lemoge _ _ 9,937
R. Flatland 10.286
Abbett Electric Co - 10,976
Mechanical and Plumbing
Anderson & Kuwe, 45 Belcher
Street - $20,988
Herman Lawson 27,750
M. J. Reeves _... 28,500
J. A. Nelson, Inc 29,100
Alta Elec. & Mechanical Co 29,985
Low Bidder.
rONVEN'T Cost, $
SAN FRANCISCO. N Oak Street 125
E Fillmore Street.
Two-story reinforced concrete convent
(25 rooms) roof garden covered
with terra cotta tile, Spanish tile
on cornices, oak floors, steam
heating and hot water system,
colored plaster walls, etc.
Owner — Sacred Heart Parish.
Architect— John J. Foley, 770 5th Ave.
San Francisco.
Low Bidder— Cahill Bros.. 206 San-
some St., San Francisco.
Contract Awarded.
IMP. SCHOOL Cont. Price. $61,493
CROCKETT, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
Reconstruct west wing of the gram-
mar school.
Owner — Carquinez Grammar School
District.
Structural Engineer — Dewell & Earl.
55 New Montgomery Street, San
Francisco.
Architect — H. H. Gutterson, 526
Powell St.. San Francisco.
Contractor— C. L. Wold Constr. Co.,
4412 Fulton S-t.. San Francisco.
Complete bids published Dec. 18.
IS—BANKS, STORES AND
OFFICES
Work Started.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $
SAN FRANCISCO. Clay Street (China
Town).
Owner — Sun Hall Benevolent Assn.
Architect — Fabre & Hlldebrand, 110
Sutter St.. San Francisco.
Painting— Cramer Bros., l.'?25 Clement
St., San Francisco.
Carpentry, etc.. is being done by
day's labor.
PLANS BEING FIGURED
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Architects A.
R. Walker and P. A. Eisen, 708 Pacific
Commerce Bldg., are taking bids for
a market and store building to be
erected on the southeast corner of
Vermont Ave. and Sixth St. for Jo."
Schenck. Cost, $75,000.
SUB-BIDS WANTED
SAN FRANCISCO. — Hannah and
Wooldridge, 268 Market Street, desire
sul)-bldfl on all portions of the work
for the construction of the market and
office building to be erected on Co-
lumbus Ave. and Green St. for J. Ca-
purro, for which bids will be opened
January 18, 12 Noon.
Plana prepared by Architect M. J.
Rlst, Phelan Bldg. •
Bids Wanted— To Close Feb. 11, 2 P.M.
OFFICE BLDG. Cost, $600,000
SACRAMENTO, Calif. N Street bet.
11th and 12th.
Four - story reinforced concrete office
building (to house motor vehicle
department offices) steam heating
sy.steni. air conditioning, steel sash
one freight elevator, three pas-
.senger elevators and two electric
dumb waiters).
Owner — State of California.
Architect — George B. McDougall, State
Architect, Public Works Building,
Sacramento.
Bids are being taken as follows:
(1) General work:
(2) Electrical work;
(3) Plumbing;
(4) Heating and Ventilating;
(5) Elevators.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from above office upon deposit
of $25 for each set of plans.
As previously reported, Raymond
Concrete Pipe Co., 333 Montgomery St.
San Francisco, awarded contract fov
pile foundations at $71,578.
To Be Done By Day's Work
ALTERATIONS Cost, $8,000
SAN FRANCISCO. 39 Stockton St.
Alterations to store buikJing.
Owner — Mode-O-Day Frock Shops of
Los Angeles, 860 S. Los Angeles
St.. Los Angeles.
Architect— E. L. Alberts, 860 S. Los
Angeles St., Los Angeles.
Owner Taking Bids.
ADDITIONS Cost, $1800
TRACY, San Joaquin Co., Calif.
Addition to plant (sales room, etc.)
Owner — C. W. Petersen, 355 Holly Dr.,
Tracy.
Architect — Russell Guerne De Lappe,
5905 Keith St., Berkeley.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESTAURANT Cost, $7000
SAN FRANCISCO. E Portola Drive
189 S' High Street.
One-story frame restaurant.
Owner — Fat Boy Barbecue Cabins, Inc.
624 New Call Bldg.
Architect — Albert Larson, 2671 16th
Ave., San Francisco.
Construction will be done by day's
work under supervision of the owner,
and will start about Jan. 23.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
BUILDING Cost, $40,000
BERKELEY, Alameda Co., Cal. Ban-
croft Way near Telegraph Ave.
Two - story and basement Class C
medical dental building (terra
cotta tile roof, etc.)
Owner — F. C. Turner.
Architect — Miss Juplia Morgan Mer-
chants' Exchange Bldg., S. F.
Heating— Aladdin Heatine Corp., 6107
Broadway, Oakland.
Plans Being Prepared.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $
BERKELEY, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
2048 Center Street.
Alterations and additions to front of
Class C newspaper buUding.
Owner — Berkeley Gazette.
.\rchltect— E. L. Snyder, 2101 Shat-
tuck Ave., Berkeley.
Plans Being Completed
AUTO BLDG. Co«t, $
S-ALINAS. Monterey Co.. Cal. Ab-
bott St., bet. Maple St. and Ala-
me<la Ave. (2 acre site).
Autoiii()t)ile .sale.s building (offices, dis-
play quarters, shop, etc.) 60 foot
frontage, shop to be 40x100 feet.
(California style of architecture).
Owner — Johnson's Garages, Inc.
Architect — Chas. Butner, 51 Maple
St.. Salinas.
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS- Cost. $1500
SAN FRANCISCO. SB Polk St. and
Broadway.
Alterations to stores and hotel.
Owner— Capital Co., 625 Market St..
San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — John McCarty & Son, 666
Mission St., San Francisco.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
OFFICE BLDG. Cost, $240,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Otis and McCop-
pin Streets.
Two- story and basement steel frame
office building, face brick exterior,
terra cotta trim )132xl03 feet):
foundation and frame designed for
additional four stories (concrete
floors).
Owner— Pacific T. & T. Co., 140 New
Montgomery Street.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Contractor — Monson Bros., 475 Sixth
St., San Francisco.
Terra Cotta— Gladding McBean & Co.,
060 Market St., San Francisco.
Masonry — White & Gloor. Monadnock
Bldg., San Francisco.
Reinforcing Steel — Gunn. Carle & Co.,
20 I'otrero Ave., .San Francisco.
As previously reported, excavation
and foundations awarded to Monson
Bros.; structural steel to Golden Gate
Iron 'VforkB. 1B41 Howurd (approxl-
niatelv 560 tons of steel involved).
Bids Wanted — To Close February 5,
2:00 P. M.
OFFICE BLDG. Cost, $822,000
OLYMPIA, Washington.
Class A ftreprooflng state office build-
ing (reinforced concrete floors and
bearing walls, clay tile and metal
partitions, granite base, steam
heating system from central plant
Owner — State of Washington.
Architect— Joseph Wohleh. Olympla.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect upon de-
posit of $25.
Contract Awarded.
STORE and Residence Cost, $7000
SAN FRANCISCO. SE Eighteenth
Ave. and Taraval St.
Two-story and basement frame and
stucco store and residence.
Owner- N. M. Vizzard, 2567 18th Ave..
San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor — N. M. Anderson, 2427
24th Ave., San Francisco.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost. $8842
OAKLAND. Alameda Co.. Cal. No
470-476 Twelfth Street.
Alterations and additions to building
Owner— S. W. Schutz Estate Co.
Architect— Bdwin T. Foulkes. 357 12th
St.. Oakland.
Contractor— Wilbur C. Cone, 608 16th
St., Oakland.
Tile— Rigney Tile Co, 3012 Harrison
St., Oakland.
Glass — Cobbledlck Klbbe Glass Co.,
301 Washington St.. Oakland.
Mill Work— Oakland Planing Mill, 2nd
and Washington Sts., Oakland.
Electric — California Electrical Co..
12th and Oak Ste.. Oakland.
Floors— Inlaid Floor Co.. 4067 Watts
St., Oakland.
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Co8t.$6000
SAN MATEO. San Mateo Co., Cai.
Second and B Streets.
Alterations to fixtures in present two-
story building.
Owner— Merkel Bros., 207 B St., San
Mateo.
Architect— Thos. M. Edwards, 8 Geary
St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Mullen Manufacturing Co.
60 Rausch St., San Francisco.
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Jan.
20th.
ADDITION Cost. $750,000
PORTLAND, Ore. 2741 NW Vaughn
Street.
Nine-story wing addition to store bldg.
(181x122 ft.) firt-proof construction
Owner — Montgomery, Ward and Co.,
Chicago.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner
(R. R. Rowe in charge).
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the Chicago office of the
owners.
K. E. Parker Co., 135 South Parl<,
San Francisco, is among the contrac-
tors figuring the plans. • J
Sub-Contracts Awardea
ALTERATIONS Cost, $6,000
SAN MATEO, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Second and B Streets.
Alterations to fixtures in present two-
story building.
Owner— Merkel Bros., 207 B St., San
Mateo.
Architect — Thos. M. Edwards, 9 Geary
St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Mullen Manufacturing Co.
GO Rausch St., San Francisco.
Electric— Atlas Electrical Co., 343 4th
St., San Francisco.
Glass Fixtures — Bank Bros., 275 Bald-
win Ave., San Mateo.
Contract Awarded.
STORE Cost, $4500
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Cal. No.
348 Willow Street.
One-story frame store building.
Owner — T. Badalamenti, 352 Willow
St., San Jose.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Joe Astarita, 1250 Cherry
Ave., San Jose.
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost. $1500
SAN FRANCISCO. No. 430 California
Street.
Alterations to ofQces.
Owner — Bank of California, Premises.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Dinwiddle Constr. Co., 210
Crocker Bldg., San Francisco.
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $7000
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
SE 13th and U Streets.
Alterations to building.
Owner — Weaver-Rye Tractor Co.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Petersen & Stelnbrenner,
1116 O St., Sacramento.
IT-
THEATRES
Plans Being Prepared.
THEATRE Cost, $
SAN FRANCISCO. Twenty - fourth
and Noe Streets.
New theatre building (to seat approx-
imately 1000).
Owner — Golden State Theatre and
Realty Co., 25 Taylor St.. S. F.
Architect — Mark Jorgensen. 321 Bush
St., San Francisco.
Planned.
THEATRE Cost. $
RENO, Nevada. Liberty and South
Virginia Streets.
New theatre building.
Owner — San Francisco Theatre In-
terests.
Architect — Not Given.
Property was purchased from Otto
Steinlieimer.
Preparing Working Drawings.
RERUILD THEATRE Cost. $
MODESTO, Stanislaus Co., Calif.
Rebuild theatre (recently destroyed by
fire).
Owner — Modesto Theatre (W. R. Mes-
slnger, McHenry St., Modesto).
.Vrchltect — Ru.ssell G. deLappe, 5 9 5
Keith Street, Berkeley.
Bi'ls will i)e asked in about 30 days.
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CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN FRANCISCO.— Western Asbes-
tos Co., 675 Townsend St., at $46.00
awarded contract by Department of
Public Works for installing 85% mag-
nesia pipe covering on boiler heads
and steam piping at the Stanyan Po-
lice Station. d
Bids Wanted — To Close Jan. 20.
BOTTLING & CELLAR UNIT $
TACOMA, Washington.
Three-story reinforced concrete bot-
tling and cellar unit (42xl70-ft.)
built-up roofing, rolling doors, fire
doors, folding gates, steel bridges
and stairs, steel trusses, steel sash
cast stone coping, waterproofing &
cork insulation, metal stalls, va-
por-proof switches, lead covered
wire, etc.
Owner — Columbia Breweries, Inc., 2120
South St., Tacoma.
Architect — E. J. Bresemann, Perkins
Bldg., Tacoma. •
Planned.
SWIMMING POOL Cost, $30,000
SUSANVILLE, Lassen Co., Cal. Roos-
evelt School Grounds.
New swimming pool.
Owner— City of Su.«anville.
Engineer — Harry 9. Riddell, City En-
gineer, Susanville.
Contract Awarded.
FERTILIZER BLDG. Cost, $7000
STOCKTON. San Joaquin Co., Calif.
No. 131 N-Edison Street.
One-story fertilizer building.
Owner — Taylor Milling Co., Stockton.
.\rchitect — Not Given.
Contractor — Western Industrial En-
gineering Co., 2233 E-37th Street,
Vernon.
BIDS WANTED
TAFT. Kern Co., Cal.— Until Jan. 28
S P. M., bids will be recived by Taft
Union High School District for the
demolition of a portion of the main
building at Taft high school, a two-
story structure with masonry walls
and wood interior. )
20— MISC. SUPPLIES AND
MATERIALS
CONTRACT AWARDED
OAKLAND, Alameda Co.. Calif.—
Eureka Mill & Lumber Co., 3615 E-
14th St., Oakland, at $4840 awarded
contract by the East Bay Municipal
Utility District. John Kimball. Sec-
retary, under Proposal No. 711, for
furnishing 140,000 ft. of rough Oregon
Pine lumber f.ob. Corporation Yard.
BIDS OPENED
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Calif. —
Richmond Sanitary Co., 9fh and Alice,
Oakland, at $5,565 submitted low bid
to the East Bay Municipal Utility Dis-
trict, John Kimball, Secretary, under
Spec. No. L. S. 163, for furnishing
50.000 l.f. of %-in. seamless copper
tubing.
Complete bids follow:
Richmond Sanitary Co $5,565
Tay-Holbrook Co 5,580
Oakland Plumbing & Supply Co. 5,585
American Brass & Copper Co 5,615
Utilities Supply Co 5,805
Identical bids at $5,700 submitted by
the following: Crane Co., Walworth-
Californla Co., R. J. Leahy. Grinnell
Co. of the Pacific, C. W. Marwedel,
and Moran Plumbing & Supply.
BIDS OPENED
BENTON FIELD, Alameda Co., Cal
— American Bitumuls Co., 200 Bush
St., San Francisco, at $0.01 per gal-
lon, submitted low bid to the Con-
structing Quartermaster, Fort Mason,
under Bid No. W-6616-36-25, for pro-
cessing 52,000 gals, of Government-
furnished emulsified asphalt, rendering
it suitable for mixing with fine min-
eral aggregate and in stabilization
work on landing field at Benton Field
Air Depot, Alameda.
The Union Oil Company and the
Shell Oil Company submitted identical
bids at $0.08 per gallon fob Field, and
at $0.07 per gal., tank car delivery, for
furnishing and processmg. ■
BIDS OPENED
BOULDER CITY, Nev. — Following
bids received by the Bureau of Rec-
lamation, Denver, January 9, under
Spec. No. 756-D for furnishing (1>
valves and (2) fabricated pipe and fit-
tings for installation in the Boulder
Power Plant, Boulder Canyon Proj-
ect:
Crane O'Fallon Co., Denver: (1) $554
(2) $2,L25; combination. Items 1 and 2,
$2,579.
Los Angeles Valve & Fitting Co.,
Los Angeles: (1) no bid; (2) $2,237.
Associated Piping & Engineering Co.
Ltd., Los Angeles: (1) no bid; (2) $2,-
249.
Grinnell Co. of the Pacific, Los An-
geles: (1) $563.46; (2) $2,421.47.
Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co., Den-
ver: (1) $630; (2) $2,548.
Mine & S'mclter Supply Co., Den-
ver: (1) $630; (2) $2,548.
Salt Lake Hardware Co., Salt Lakb
City: (1) $630; (2) $2,548.
Wm. Powell Co., Cincinnati: (1)
$022.27; (2) no bid; fob Cincinnati.
Ch:ipman Valve Mfg. Co., Indian
Orchard. Mass.: (1) $557.47; (2) no bid.
Jenkins Bros., Chicago: (1) $670.61;
(2) no bid.
All bids allow a 2% discount.
All bids delivery in 30 days; fob
Boulder City, except as noted.
Bids held under advisement.
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Bid calls for construction machinery and materials and miscellaneous equipment and supplies purchased by
Federal, State, Municipal and other P ubilc agencies.
EAST BAY UTILITY DIST.
OAKLAND, Cal.— Until January 22,
S P. M.. bids will be received by the
East Kay Municipal Utility District,
John Kimball, Seci:etary, 512 16th St.,
Oakland, under Spec. No. L.S. 164, for
furnishing:
(1) 50 44-in. gate valves.
(2) 300 6-in. gate valves.
(3) 100 8-in. gate valves.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office.
OAKLAND. Cal.— Until January 22,
8 P. M., bids will be received by the
East Bay Municipal Utility District,
John Kimball, Secretary, 512 16th St.,
Oakland, under Spec. No. L.S. 165,
for furnishing 20,000 ft. of 4-in. and
40.000 ft. of 6-in. cast iron pipe.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office.
OAKLAND. Cal.— Until January 22,
8 P. M., bids will be received by the
Bast Bay Municipal District, John
Kimball, Secretary, 512 16th St., Oak-
land, under Informal Proposal No. 715
for furnishing one portable, oil-burn-
ing, engine-driven air compressor, of
not less than 370 cu. ft. per minute
piston displacement.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office.
OAKLAND CITY
OAKLAND, Cal.— Until January 23,
8 P. M., bids will be received by the
Oakland City Council, W. W. Chap-
pell, City Clerk, for furnishing one
3-wheel gasoline roller to the Street
Department.
Specifications obtainaable from the
above office.
OAKLAND, Cal.— Until January 23.
8 P. M., bids will be received by the
Oakland City Council, W. W. Chap-
pell. City Clerk, for furnishing one 4-
wheel tandem drive motor grader to
the Street Departmnt.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office.
RECLAMATION BUREAU
BOULDER DAM, Nev.— Until Jan.
30. 2 P. M., bids will be received by
the Bureau of Reclamation, Denver,
under Spec. No. 761-D, for furnishing
and delivering fob cars at the ship-
ping point and/or Boulder City, the
granite base for the elevator towers
and two utility towers at the Boulder
Dam. Boulder Canyon Project.
The materials will be installed by
the Government.
Specifications obtainable from above
office without charge to prospective
bona fide bidders; to others, $1.00, not
returnable.
DENVER, Colo— Until February 7,
2 P. M., bids will be received by the
Bureau of Reclamation, Denver, under
Spec. No. 666, for furnishing and de-
livering f.o.b. cars at the shipping
point or f.o.b. cars at railroad desti-
nation, two 3-foot 3-inch by 3-foot 3-
inch high pressure gate assemblies for
Moon Lake Dam. Moon Lake Project.
Utah; two high-pressure gate assem-
blies for Taylor Park Dam, Uncom-
pahgre Project, Colorado, consisting
of one 4-foot by 5-foot gate and one
5-foot by 6-foot gate with frames,
hoist, and appurtenances; and two 5-
foot by 6-foot high-pressure gate as-
semblies for Island Park Dam, Upper
Snake River Project, Idaho.
The gate assemblies will be install-
ed by the Government.
Si)ecifications obtainable from the
above office without charge to pros-
pective bidders; to others, $4, not re-
turnable.
MADERA COUNTY
MADERA, Madera Co., Cal.— Until
January 28, 7:30 P. M., bids will be
received by Wesley Thomas, Clerk of
the Board of Trustees of the Howard
Elementary School Di.strict, R. R. 1,
Box 104, Madera, for the exchange of
on used 1929 Chevrolet bus on the
purchase price of one new school bus
with a capacity of 49 to 50 pupils.
Body to be Patchetts & Carstensen.
Inc., Model 92-194 mounted on Stude-
baker chassis.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office.
SACRAMENTO CITY
SACRAMENTO, Cal. — Until Jan-
uary 23, 8:15 P. M., bids will be re-
ceived by the Sacramento City Coun-
cil, H. G. Denton, City Clerk, City
Hall, for furnishing approximately
72,000 gals, asphaltic emulsions for
use in sealing and repair of city sts.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office.
U. S. FOREST SERVICE
GOVERNMENT ISLAND, Cal.— Un-
til January 21, 2 P. M., bids will be
received by Frank Haynie, Supply Of-
ficer, Forest Service Supply Depot,
Government Island, Oakland, under
Bid No. 3121. for furnishing:
(1) 1850 ft. IVi-in. pure linen treated
type hose.
(2) 950 ft. l-inch do;
Dlivery f.o.b. bidder's shipping point
and/or San Diego.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office.
GOVERNMENT ISLAND, Alameda
Co., Cal. — Until January 22, 2 P. M.,
bids will be received by U. S. Forest
Service, Frank Haynie, Supply Of-
ficer. Government Island, for furnish-
ing 100 fire extinguishers, l-quart
carbon tetrachloride type; Bid No.
3122.
Specifications and bid form obtain-
able on application to above. •
GOVERNMENT ISLAND, Alameda
Co., Cal.— Until January 22, 2 P. M..
bids will be received by U. S. Forest
Service, Frank Haynie , Supply Of-
ficer, Government Island, for furnish-
ing six steel forms for Klamath
Stove. Bid No. 3123.
S'.iecifications and bid form obtain-
able on application to above. ♦
GOVERNMENT IS-LAND. Cal.— Un-
til January 20, 2 P. M.. bids will be
received by Frank Haynie, Supply
Officer, Forest Service Supply Depot,
Government Island. Oakland, under
Bid No. 3119, for furnishing:
(1) .5000 carriage bolts, galvanized, %-
in. x 4-ln.
(2) 2000 cros.«>arm braces, l%-ln.xi/4-
in.x28-ln.
(3) 2000 guy hooks, hot galvanized.
(4) 5000 crossarm pins, steel, hot gal-
vanized.
(5) 1000 anchor rods, with nut on one
end.
Delivery f.o.b. bidder's shipping
point and/or Government Island.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office.
WAR DEPARTMENT
FORT MASON, Cal.— Until Feb. 12,
10 A. M., bids will be received by the
Quartermaster Supply Officer, San
Francisco General Depot, Fort Mason,
under Bid No. 928-36-178, for furnish-
ing:
(1) 14,000 ft. b.m. Douglas fir lumber.
No. 2 common, fob Fort Mason, by
truck delivery only;
(2) 2,000 ft. b.m. do fob Warehouse
No. 6, Presidio of San Francisco,
by truck delivery only.
Specifications obtainable from above
office. •
FORT MASON, Cal.— Until Jan. 28,
10 A. M., bids will be received by the
Quartermaster Supply Officer, San
Francisco General Depot, Fort Mason,
under Bid No. 928-36-176, for furnish-
ing:
(1) 1,200 sq. ft. wire screen-cloth Type
C, bronze;
(2) 3,000 sq. ft. do. Type A, copper;
(3) 23,500 lbs. wire nails, steel, bright
at head, diamond point, smooth,
common;
(4) 5,000 lbs. do, narrow, long finish-
ing.
Supplies are for shipment to the De-
partment Quartermaster, Philippine
Dept., Manila, P. I.
FORT MASON, Cal.— Until January
20, 10 A. M., bids will be received by
the Quartermaster Supply Officer, San
Franci-sco General Depot, Fort M"as6n,
under Bid No. 928-36-174, for furnish-
ing:
(1) 37 cu. yds. ready mixed cement
concrete.
(2) 772 ft. b. m. Redwood lumber. No.
1 common;
(3) 53.536 ft. b. m. Douglas Fir lumber
(4) 2053 ft. b. m. Ponderosa Pine No.
2 common.
(5) 286 rolls asphalt roofing, prepared,
mineral surfaced, green, 36-inch
wide.
(6) 20,812 ft. b.m. Douglas Fir lumber
No. 1 common.
(7) 1100 lbs. wire nails, common.
(8) 20 gals, ready mixed paint, lead
zinc base, blue gray.
Specifications obtainable from the
above office.
FORT MASON. Cal.— Until January
29. 10 A. M., bids will be received by
the Quartermaster Supply Officer, San
Francisco General Depot, Fort Ma.son.
under Bid No. 928-36-179, for furnish-
ing 2000 slack pine barrels. No. 2
grade or better, knocked down.
The barrels are for shipment to the
Department Quartermaster, Philop-
pine Department. Manila. P. I.
SiJcifications obtainable from the
above office.
HAMILTON FIELD. Marin Co.. Cal.
-Until January 24. 10 A. M., bids will
be received by Constructing Quarter-
master. Fort Mason, for rental of
equipment to be used at Hamilton
Field. Marin County, as follows:
(1) Shovel, gasoline driven, % cu. yd.
(2) 2 Dump trucks, 1% cu. yd.
Specifications and. bid forms on ap-
plication to above. •
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BMerlMEERIMI^ ME.W8
NEWSINDEX
For convenient reference, news
reports in this section are classi-
fied as follows:
21. Bridte* 30. — Retervein and
22.— Drtdgint, Marker Dam*
Work*. Exeava. 3i._p|pe Line* and
23.— Irrigation ProJ. Wall*
r.:=t'.clir.:, Vn•r"'•3^-8.w.r. . 8.wa..
Equipment Ol.p..ai Plant.
26.- Rallreadt 33.— Water Werk*
27— Fire Alarm 8y». 34._park» 4 Pla>-
2*.— Fire Equipment «.,„,d.
t9.-8tre«t« 4 Hlfk- •'•""'"
wan 35. — Tunneli
21—
BRIDGES
BIDS WANTED
MARICOPA COUNTY, .\nz.— Until
January 24, 10:30 A. M., bids will be
received by the Arizona State High-
way Commiesion, inioenlx, for high-
way construction on the Phoenix-
Prescott Highway. WPGH 48, AFE
8936. The work, which Is located be-
tween Glendale and Peoria, about 10
miles northeast of Phoenix, consists
of the construction of a concrete and
steel underpass structure under the
railroad and other work Incidental
thereto, an dis to be completed on or
before Dec. 15, 1936.
The principal items and approxi-
mate quantltlea are:
17.600 c.y. structure excav.;
42,300 sta. yds. overhaul;
2,600 c.y. imported borrow (CIP);
729 c.y. concrete;
104,400 lbs. reinf. steel;
201,600 lbs. structural steel;
3,900 eq. ft. removal of pavement;
(13,000 sq. yds. grading under pave.;
13,000 sq. yds. concrete pavement;
2,300 l.f. comb, curb and gutter;
322 l.f. CM pipe (2 sizes);
1,410 l.f. 4-in. vit. clay pipe;
315 l.f. CI pipe (5 sizes);
250 hours rolling;
660 M. gals, sprinkling;
634 tons plant mix
26 tons cutback asphalt;
4,500 sq. yds. placing plant mix;
11,000 sq. ft. concrete sldetvalk;
1 lump sum placing and remov-
ing fihoo-fly embankment;
1 lump sum sprinkling system;
1 lump sum pump and pumpint;
equipment;
1 lump sum electric lighting sys.
1 lump sum membrane and aaph.
plank waterproofing.
4200 sq. yds. sodding.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the ofl^ce of the state
highway engineer, T. S. O'Connell.
Certified or cashier's check for 5%.
Funds In the sum of $145,000 have
been programmed for this construc-
tion.
PLANS AWAITING PWA
APPROVAL
LOS ANGKLES, Cal.— C o m p 1 e t <•
plans and specifications for the Macy
St. subway have been sent to the
PWA for approval and call for bid8
will be Issued by the Los Angele.s
Board of Public Works shortly. The
project involves the construction of a
grade separation structure and appur-
tenant work in Macy St. between Lyon
St. and 100 ft west of Date St. The
work involves:
( 1) 9980 cu. yds. Class F concrete,
exclusive of Class F concrete in-
cluded In sewrs storm drains
and street work;
( 2) 94 cu. yd.s. Class C concrete;
( 3) 100 cu. yds. Class G concrete;
( 4) Lump sum, reinforcing steel ex-
chi.sive of that included in hinge
assemblies sewers, storm drains
and street work (2625,127 lbs.);
( ,")) Lump sum hinge assemblies in-
clusive of the reinf. steel which
is welded to the hinges (199,000
lbs.);
( 6) Lump sum, ornamental concrete
exclusive only of those membrs
to be constructed of Class H
concrete;
( 7) Lump .sum electric conduit sys-
tem as per Plan P-6607;
( 8) Lump sum, lighting system com-
plete;
( 9) 776 sq. yds. white glazed tile;
(10) Lump sum gradinf (18,200 cu.
yds.);
(11) Lump sum sewers;
(12) Lump sum. storm sewers;
(13) 49,831 sq. ft. asphaltic concrete
pavement consisting of a 6-in.
jisphaltic concrete base and 2-in.
asphaltic concrete wearing sur-
face;
(H) 2053 sq. ft. 8-in. concrete pave-
ment;
(15) 766 sq. ft. apphaltic concrete
wearing surface, variable thick-
ness (average thickness 1%-in.)
(16) 6915 sq. ft. 4-in. rock and oil
rdwy., variable thickness (av-
erag thickness 1-in.);
(17) 1376 .sq. ft. rock and oil roadway
variable thickness 1-in.
(18) 3075 lin. ft. unplastered heavy
curb;
(19) 103 lln. ft special monolithic curb
and gutter;
(20) 103 lin. ft. curb armor;
(21) 2610 lin. ft. curb bar;
(22) 25,0Q0 sq. ft. one course sidewalk;
(23) 2742 sq. ft. S-in. combination
gutter;
(24) 20 sq. ft. 8-in. concrete gutter;
(25) 173 sq. ft. 6-in. concrete gutter;
(26) 366 sq. ft. "C" resurfacing;
(27) Lump sum, rsetting 4 manholes.
Union Passenger Terminal Station
PWA Project 4361.
This will be the first major unit of
the city's program at the Union Ter-
minal site. The subway will be 505
ft. in length, with a 56-ft. roadway
and 6-ft. walk on each side. Esti-
mated cost $368,000. Plans have been
approved by the Municipal Art Com-
mi.'s.sion.
BIDS OPENED
STATE OF OREGON. — aios were
opened by the Oregon State Highway
Commission. R. H. Baldock, State
Highway Engineer, Portland, January
10. for bridge construction, and ac-
tion taken as follows:
Multnomah County: Construction cf
an overcrossing over the O.W.R. & N.
Company's tracks and 0.26 mile grad-
ing and paving on 102nd Ave. (Craig
CAPITAL CITY
TITLE COMPANY
J. C. PALEN.
Manager
914 Seventh Street
Sacramento California
Road) near Portland. Alternate bids
will be taken on this project: Alter-
nate "'A" consisting of 550 l.f. of re-
inforced concrete bridge and Alternate
"B" consisting of 490 If. of treated
timber viaduct approach and a 60-t't.
steel girder span.
ALT. "A" requires approximately
1,750 c.y. exavation; 3,200 s.y. Port-
land cement concrete pavement; 1,200
c.y. gravel surfacing; 2,050 c.y. con-
crete; 380,000 lbs. metal reinforcement
and 1,650 l.f. concrete handrail.
ALT. "B" requires approximately
1,830 c.y. excavation; 3,200 s.y. Port-
land cement concrete pavement; 1,200
c.y. gravel surfacing; 1,200 c.y. con-
crete; 200,000 lbs. metal reinforcement;
252 MFBM treated lumber; 54,600 lbs.
structural steel and 1,650 l.f. composite
handrail.
Awarded: Ediefsen Weygdant Co.,
Portland, $77,891 (Alt. A).
Bids on the following projects were
referred to the engineer with power
to award contracts to the low bidders:
Malheur County: Construction of a
steel and timber bridge over Owyhee
River on the Jordan Creek Section of
the I.O.N. Secondary Highway two
miles south of Rome. Requires ap-
proximately 550 c.y. excavation; 450 c.
y. concrete; 74,000 lbs. metal rein-
forcement; 226,000 lbs. structural steel;
26 MFBM' treated lumber and 680 l.f.
concrete handrail.
Low Bidder: C. J. Montag & Sons,
Klamath Falls, $42,7^5.
Marion County: Construction of an
undercrosslng under the Southern Pa-
cific Company's tracks and 0.27 mile
grading and paving on Pacific High-
way at the north city limits of Salem.
Requires approximately 27.600 c.y. ex-
cavation; 3,700 c.y. borrowed embank-
ment materials; 3,500 c.y. gravel em-
bankment materials; 900 c.y. gravel
ballast; 1,150 s.y. concrete sidewalks;
4,900 s.y. Portland cement concrete
pavement; 1,250 l.f. concrete curbs;
21,000 l.f. treated piling; 6,200 c.y. of
concrete; 524,000 lbs. metal reinforce-
ment; 1,166,000 lbs. structural steel;
8,000 s.f. 3-ply membrane waterproof-
ing and 1,900 l.f. concrete handrail.
Low Bidder: Kern S. KIbbe, Por-
tland, $266,502.
Washington County: Construction of
an undercrosslng under the Oregon El.
Railway tracKs and 0.19 mile grading,
.surfacing and oil mat surface treat-
ment on the Beaverton- Aurora Sec-
ondary Highway at Metzger. Requires
approximately 10,600 c.y. excavation;
1.000 c.y. selected roadbed topping;
170 c.y. salvaged surfacing materials;
250 c.y. crushed gravel surf.icing; 2. -
400 s.y. oil mat surface treatment; 1,-
900 l.f. treated piling: 18 MFBM treat-
ed lumber and 27.000 lbs. structural
steel.
Low Bidder: Saxton & Looney and
J. S. Risley. Portland, $16,242 on as-
phalt, and $16,322 on tar.
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BIDS OPENED
STATE OF OREGON. — Bids were
opened by the Oregon State Highway
Commission, R. H. Baldock. State
Highway Engineer, Portland. January
;i. for bridge construction a."! follows:
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23
Klamath County: Construction of a
concrete bridge over the Oregon. Cali-
fornia and Eastern Railway and 0.51
mile grading, surfacing and bitumi-
nous macadam wearing surface on the
Klamath Falls-Lakeview Highway nr.
Dairy, about 17^ miles east of Klam-
ath Falls. Requiree approximately 13-
000 c.y. excavation; 2.600 c.y. pit-run
cinder topping; 900 c.y. salvaged bi-
tuminous macadam wearing surface;
360 c.y. concrete; 61.000 lbs. metal re-
inforecement and L*56 l.f. concrete
handrail.
Awarded: E. F. and W. F. Philpott,
Portland, $3«,829.
Bids on the following projects were
referred to the engineer with power
to award contract to the low bidder:
Klamath County: Construction of a
concrete, steel and timber undercross-
ing under the Oregon, California and
Eastern Railway tracks and 0.48 mile
grading, surfacing and bituminous ma-
cadam wearing surface on the Klam-
ath Falls-Lakeview Highway at Olene,
approximately 12 miles southeasterly
from Klamath Falls. Requires approx-
imately 10,000 c.y. excavation; 2.500 c.
y. selected roadbed topping; 600 c.y.
salvaged surfacing materials; 5,700 s.y.
bituminous macadam wearing surface;
250 c.y. concrete; 1.300 lbs. metal re-
inforcement; 44.000 lbs. structural steel
4 MFBM untreated timber and 22 M
F B M treated timber. This project
may be bid In combination with the
Dairy Overcrossing project.
Low Bidder: G. I. Stebbins Const.
Co., Klamath Falls, $26,84«.
Umatilla County: Construction of an
overcrossing over the O. W. R. & N.
Company's tracks and 1.5 miles grad-
ing and paving of city streets and
state highway on the Old Oregon Trail
in Pendleton. Requires approximately
37.000 c.y. excavation; 2,000 c.y. gravel
ball.ist; 800 c.y. crushed rock ballast;
7,000 l.f. concrete curbs; 1,900 s.y. con-
crete sidewalks; 500 c.y. salvaged sur-
facing materials; 9,700 c.y. pit - run
gravel sub-base materials; 2,300 c.y.
crushed gravel or crushed rock base
and surfacing materials; 24,000 e.y.
asphaltic concrete pavement; 3,000 l.f.
railway track construction; 3.000 c.y.
concrete; 500,000 lbs. metal reinforce-
ment; 2.020 l.f. concrete handrail and
3.000 lbs. metal pipe handrail.
Low Bidder: Colonial Const. Co.,
Spokane, $184,885.
Bids on the following project in
Clackamas County were rejected and
the work will be readvertised:
Clackamas County: Construction of
a concrete bridge over the Clackamas
River and 0.7 mile grading and oil mat
surface treatment on Woodbum-San-
dy Highway at Estacada. Requires ap-
proximately 30.300 c.y. exeavation; 4.-
600 c.y. selected roadbed topping; 1,-
200 c.y. crushed gravel surfacing; 9,-
600 s.y. oil mat surface treatment; 1,-
560 c.y. concrete; 210.000 lbs. metal re-
inforcement and 780 l.f. concrete hand-
rail.
Oregon Contracting Co. and Theo.
Artnz. Portland, submitted low bid.s
at $85,553 on road oil. and at $88,548
on tar. I
SUB-CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN FRANCISCO.— D. Zelinsky and
Sons, Inc., 165 Grove St., have been
awarded sub-contract by Barrett and
Hilp. 918 Harrison St., general con-
tractors, for painting all structural
t-tcel on the traffic distribution struc-
ture for the San FVanclsco-Oakland
Bay Bridge. • \
TO PREPARE PLANS
MOIJKSTO. Stanislaus Co.. Cal.—
City Council has directed City Engi-
neer Frank J. Rossi, to prepare plans
and specifications for a 36-ft. rein-
forced concrete bridge over a Modesto
Irrigation District canal on Sycamore
Avenue. Estimated cost, $5000.
CONTEMPLATED
SANTA CRIjZ. Cal.— City Engineer
Roy Fowler is investigating bridge
plans suitable for the replacement of
the Berkeley Way span over Branci-
forte Creek. Two types of construc-
tion are under consideration, a rigid
frame bridge to cost approximately
$8000 and a culvert type to cost ap-
proximately $6000.
CONTRACT AWARDED
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Calif.—
Griffith Co.. 502 I.,os Angeles Railway
BIdg., Los Angeles, at $116,864.70 was
awarded contract by tho State High-
way Commission, Sacramento, for the
construction of an overhead crossing
over Valley Blvd. and the tracks of
the Southern Pacific Railroad in the
City of Los Angeles at Soto Street,
consisting of concrete piers and abut-
ments with steel superstructure and
approximately 0.62 mile of roadway to
be graded and paved with asphalt con-
crete pavement.
CONTRACT AWARDED
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Calif.—
Clinton Const. Co., 541 S. Spring St.,
Los Angeles, at $578,420 awarded con-
tract by the State Highway Commis-
sion, Sacramento, for construction of
an overhead crossing over the tracks
of the Southern Pacific Railroad and
the Los Angeles Railway at Figueroa
Street in Los Angeles, consisting of
one 127-ft., one 200-ft. and one 103-
ft. steel plate girder span, and five
75-ft. concrete girder spans on con-
crete piers and abutments and grading
and paving with asphalt concrete
pavement approximately 0.23 mile of
roadway.
CONTRACT AWARDED
L09 ANGELES COUNTY, Cal.— L.
E. Dixon Co., 509 9. Grand Ave., Los
Angeles, at $241,661 awarded con-
tract by the State Highway Commis-
sion. Sacramento, for the construction
of an undergrade crossing under the
tracks of the Pacific Electric Railway
at Mission Road. Los Angeles.
CONTRACT AWARDED
LOS ANGELES COUNTY. Cal.—
Oscar Oberg. 150 N. Vista St., Los
Angeles, at $154,942.70 awarded con-
tract by the State Highway Commis-
sion. Sacramento, for construction of
an underground crossing under the
tracks of Union Pacific Railroad at
Soto Street in the City of Los An-
geles, consisting of reinforced con-
crete abutments on timber pile foun-
dations with steel superstructure; and
grading and paving with Portland ce-
ment concrete approximately 0.22 mile
of roadway.
22— DREDGING, HARBOR
WO RKS, EXCAVATION
BIDS WANTED
PEARL HARBOR. T. H.— Bids are
being received by the Burau of Yards
and Docks, Navy Department. Wash-
ington. D. C. for extension to quay
wall of reinforced concrete construc-
tion supported on concrete piles and
on concret cylinders on wood piles
and includes timber, finder system,
trackwork. steel sheet piling, piping
systems, electrical work and fittings
at the Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor, T.
H. Est. cost 1200.000. Specification
No. 8011.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from above oflflce and from the
Commandant. Navy Yard. Pearl Har-
bor, and from the Commandant,
T\relfth Naval District, 100 Harrison
St., San Francisco, upon deposit of
$25.00.
Date of opening bids will be an-
nounced shortly. * «
FUNDS ASKED
REDWOOD CITY. San Mateo Co.,
Cal.— Redwood City has filed a revis-
ed application with the PWA for a
grant toward construction of port fa-
cilities. The City requests $66,000 In
Federal funds. This application su-
percedes that of the San Mateo Coun-
ty Harbor District filed in 1933. The
project has been taken over by the
City and preliminary plans have been
prepared by City Engineer Chas. Dim-
mitt.
PLANNED
SAN FRANCISCO— Construction of
the fill on Yerba Buena shoals, to be
used a.s the site for the 1938 San
Francisco Bay Exposition and later as
a municipal airport, will be contract-
ed through the U. S. Engineers, Lt.
Col. J. A. Dorst, 9an Francisco Dist.
Engineer. Work will involve construc-
tion of about 16,000 lin. ft. rubble wall
and revetments, and approximately
20.000.000 cu. yds. fill. The project
has received a grant from the Federal
Works Progress Administration of
$3,043,128. which represents 80 per
cent of the estimated cost of the
work. The remaining 20 per cent is
to be supplied by the San Francisco
Bay ETxposition Co. • '
23 — IRRIGATION PROJ.
APPLICATIONS FILED
SACRAMENTO. Cal. — Applications
for permit to appropriate water filed
with the State Department of Public
Works, Division of Water Resources,
during December 1935:
8509 (Mono County) Geo. W. Gates,
Los Angeles. Calif., for 20.000 g.p.d
from Sacramento Canyon tributary to
Hammil Valley Watershed to be di-
verted for mining purposes.
S510 (San Bernardino County) Rich-
ard A. Terry, Del Rosa, Calif., for 1
c.f.s. from canyon tributary to Santa
Ana drainage area to be diverted for
irrigation and domestic purposes on
62 acres.
8511 (Trinity County) Wm. Voss-
beck, Oakland. Calif., for 96,000 g.p.d.
from Strope Creek tributary to East
Fork of Stuarts Fork to be diverted
for mining and domestic purposes.
8512 (Napa County) Pacific Union
College Association. Angwin, Calif.,
for 250 ac. ft. from Angwin Creek trib-
utary to Napa River to be diverted
for irrigation on 83 acres. Esti. cost,
$300.
8513 (Siskiyou County) F. H. Mc-
(Jinnls, Selad Valley, Calif., for 3
c.f.s. from School House Creek trib-
utary to Klamath River to be diverted
for mining and domestic purposes.
8514 (Calaveras County) Calaveras
Rock. Inc., Valley Springs. Calif.,
for 1 c.f.s. from Mokelumne River
tributary to San Joaquin River to be
divertd for mining and domestic pur-
poses. Eat. cost $3500.
8515 (San Bernardino County) Clar-
ence Mette. Hinkley. Calif., for 8000
g.p.d. from a well tributary to Mo-
have River drainage area to be di-
verted for stock watering purposes.
Est. cost. $150.
8516 (San Bernardino County) Clar-
ence Mette. Hinkley. Calif., for 14.-
400 g.p.d. from a well tributary to
Mohave River drainage area to be di-
verted for stock watering purposes.
8517 (Sierra County) James G.
Plrce. Downiville. Calif., for .026 c.f.s.
from an unnamed ravine tributary to
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Kanaka Creek thence Middle Fork
Yuba River to be diverted for mining
and domestic purposes. Est. cost
$300.
8518( Amador County) Martin H.
Peteri-on, San Francisco, Calif., for
.55 c.f.s. from two unnamed streams
tril)utary to Arkansas Creek thence
Cosumnes River to be diverted for
mining purposes. Est. cost $550.
8519 (S-an Bernardino County) Baldy
Mesa Irrigation District, % I. M. Mc-
Allister, I'helan, Cal.. for 16,000 ac. ft.
from Wild Horse Canyon, Sheep Creek
Canyon and Oak Springs Canyon trib-
utary to Mohave River drainage area
to be diverted for irrigation and do-
mestic purposes.
8520 (Del Norte County) Division of
Highways, Sacramento, Calif., foi-
0.075 c.f..s. from an unnamed stream
tributary to Smith River to be di-
verted for recreational purposes. Est.
cost $10.
8521 (STiasta County) Roaring River
Cold Dredging Co.. San Francisco.
Calif., for 2 c.f.s. from Middle Fork
Cottonwood Creek tributary to Sac-
ramento River to be diverted for min-
ing and domestic purposes. Est. cost
$5000.
8522 (Shasta County) Henry S. Lace,
Whitmore, Calif., for 3 c.f.s. from an
unnamed stream tributary to Ash
Creek to be diverted for irrigation on
140 acres.
8522 (Trinity County) J. Knowlton.
Big Bar. Calif., for 3 c.f.s. from
Monkey Creek tributary to Trinity
River to be diverted for mining pur-
poses. Est. cost $50.
8524 (Siskiyou County) Harold Lip-
pen, Happy Camp. Calif., for 1 c.f.s.
from North Fork Twin Creek and un-
named Gulch tributary to Elk Creek
to be diverted for mining and do-
mestic purposes. Est. cost $400.
8525 (Amador County) Raymond 9il-
va, Sacramento, Calif., for 270,000 ac.
ft. from Cosmunes River tributary to
Mokelumne River to be diverted for
municipal purposes.
8526 (Amadore County) Raymond
Silva, Sacramnto, Calif., for 270.000
ac. ft. from Cosumnes River tributary
to Mokelumne River to be diverted for
power purposes, 13,360 T.H.P. to be
developed.
8527 (Nevada County) State Divi-
sion of Forestry, Sacramento, Calif.,
for 5000 g.p.d. from Bonnie Ravine
tributary to Spring Creek to be di-
verted for domestic purposes.
8528 (Placer County) Martin Costel-
lo. Forest Hill, Calif., for 1 c.f.s. from
Big Secret Creek tributary to North
Fork of Middle Fork American River
to be diverted for mining purposes.
Esti. cost $1500.
l.')0 calendar days from date of receipt
of notice to proceed.
Specifications obtainable from the
Bureau of Reclamation, Ontario, Ore.,
Denver, Colo., or Washington. D. C,
without charge to prospective bidders;
to others, $1.00 per copy, not return-
able. »
BIDS WANTED
OWYHEE PTtCJECT, Oregon -Idaho.
—Until February 4. 10 A. M., bidf;
will be received by the Bureau of Rec-
lamation, Ontario, Ore., under Spec.
No. 760-D, for construction of earth-
work, concrete lining and structures.
Locket G u 1 c h Wasteway Channel,
Mitchell Butte Division, Owyhee Proj.
The work is located near Dunaway.
Oregon, and the principal items cf
work involved, are:
( 1) 29,000 c.y. all classes of excava-
tion for wasteway channel;
( 2) 260 c.y. do for structures;
( 3) 1,000 c.y. backfill about sfrur.:
( 4) 6,400 sq. yds. trimming waste-
way channel for concrete lining:
( 5) 400 c.y. concrete in structures:
( 6) 800 c.y. cone, in wasteway chan-
nel lining;
( 7) 175 eq. yds. dry-rock paving;
( 8) Placing 126,000 lbs. relnf. bars;
( 9) Constructing 2,570 l.f. clay sewer
pipe underdrains;
(10) Erecting four MFBM timlier In
structures.
Work shall be commenced within 15
calendar days and complrtrd within
BIDS WANTED
AI.1> - .\MKRICAN CANAL, Ariz.—
Until February 6, 10 A. M., bids will
be received by the Bureau of Recla-
mation, Federal Bldg., Yuma, Ariz.,
under Spec. No. 668, for construction
fif earth lining on the Ail-American
Canal, Station 419 to Station 601 and
Station 803 to Station 1245, Ail-Amer-
ican Canal System, Boulder Canyon
Projcet.
The work la located about 9 miles
from Yuma, and the principal items of
work involved are:
(1) 225,000 c.y. compacted earth lining
(2) 81,000 o.y. uncompacted do.
Work fihall be commenced within 30
calendar days and completed within
450 calendar days from date of receipt
of notice to proceed.
Specifications obtainable from the
Bureau of Relamation at Yuma, Ariz.,
Denver, Colo., or Washington, D. C,
without charge to prospective bidders;
to others, $1.00 per copy, not return-
able. * \
CONTRACT AWARDED
OGDKN RIVER PROJECT, Utah.—
.J. A. Terteling & Sons, 2232 Fairview
Ave., Boise, at $424,978.25 awarded the
contract by Bureau of Reclamation,
Ogden. under Spec. No. 659, for the
construction of earthwork, canal lin-
ing, and structure*!, Ogden - Brlgham
Canal, Station 587 to Station 1260, and
South Ogden Highline Canal, Station
10 to Station 334, Ogden River Proj.
AWARDS RECOMMENDED
rria.OPK, S-tanlslaus Co., Calif.—
ICd. Erickson, Rt. 4, Box 744, Modesto,
at $2520 for Item 4 of Schedule 10;
and Lloyd Terrell, 221 9th Ave.. Tur-
lock. at $34,412.36 for Items 1, 2, 3
and 5 of Schedule 10, submitted low
bids to the Turlock Irrigation District.
R. V. Meikle, Chief Engineer, for con-
crete lining in th main canals of the
District. Recommendation has been
made to PWA that contracts be
jiwarded the low l)idders:
Bids will be taken as follows:
SCHEDULE 1. — Installing reinforc-
ed concrete headgate at head of tun-
nel intake above La Grange Dtinl. (To
be done by force account.)
SCHEDULE lA.— 2,200 c.y. rock ex-
cavation, enlarging forcbay of the La
Grange power plant.
SCHEDULE 2. — Removing loose rock
in Main Canal below the forebay and
excavating a top-wall trench. (To be
done by force account.)
SCHEDULE 3.-129,260 sq. ft. 2-ln.
concrete levee lining, Main Canal
above Peaslcy fill.
SCHEDULE 4.-252,884 sq. ft. con-
crete levee lining below Owens Res-
ervoir.
SCHEDULE 5. — (1) — 12,450 sq. ft.
lining levees. Main Canal above Hick-
man Bridge;
(2) 60 c.y. concrete deck on bridge.
SCHEDULE C.— Already contracted
and work underway.
SCHEDULE 7.-129,600 sq. ft. levee
lining, Turlock main canal, >tontp«lier
Road to Drop No. 4.
SCHEDULE 8.— (D— 185,050 sq. ft.
levee lining, Turlock Main Canal,
Monte Vista Road to Drop No. 7;
(2) 77.5 c.y. reinf. cone, canal drop.
SCHEI>ULE 9— Already contracted
and work underway.
SCHEDULE 10.— (D— 37,495 sq, ft.
canaling lining, Hanford Ditch.; 200 l.f.
raising old lining nine Inches;
(2) 130,045 sq. ft. canaling lining,
Freitns Ditch; 43 c.y. cone, in struc;
(3) 69,926 sq. ft. canal lining. Shoe-
make Ditch; 25 c.y. cone, in struc;
(4) 28,000 sq. ft. canal lining, Hol-
den Ditch; 4 c.y. cone, in structures;
(5) 174,164 sq. ft. canal lining Hugh-
son Ditch; 30 c.y. concrete instruc.;
30 l.f. 42-in. pipe.
Complete bids on Schedule 10 follow:
(A) Lloyd W. Terrell, Turlock.
(B) Ed. Erickson, Modesto.
(A) (B)
(1 ) $ .068 $ _
(la) .25
Total 2,599.66
(2 ) .0824 .084
(2a) 14.00 14.00
Total 11,317.70 11,525.78
(3 ) .0824 .084
(3a) 14.00 14.00
Total 6,111.90 6.223.78
(4 ) .09 .088
(4a) 14.00 14.00
Total 2.576.00 2.520.00
(5 ) .08 .084
(5a) 12.00 14.00
(5b) 3.00 4.00
Total 14,383.12 15.169.79
No bids were received under any
other schedules and the work will be
readvertised at a later date. Total
cost is estimated at $165,000. •
24— STREET LIGHTING
BIDS WANTED
SAN FRANCISCO.— Until Feb. 4, 3
P. M., bids will be received by San
Francisco Public Utilities Commis-
sion, Room 287, City Hall, for instal-
lation of additions to the ornamental
■street lighting system on Turk Street
and Arguello Blvd.; Light and Power
Department Contract No. 10.
Bids will be taken In a lump sum
for installing 11 20-ft. standards fur-
nished by the city; furnishing and In-
stalling one 16-ft. standard, 12 lumi-
naries with lamps; constructing 12
foundations and furnishing and instal-
ling all necessary conduit, wire, cable
and appurtenances. The work also in-
cludes moving standard located at the
northwest corner of Parker Ave. and
Turk Street to the northeast corner.
Plans and specifications obtainable
on application at Room 605. San Fran-
cisco Water Department Building, 425
Mason St., on deposit of $10.00.
Paul J. Ost, manager and chief elec-
trical engineer. *
25— MACHINERY AND
EQUIPMENT
BIDS OPENED
MENDOCINO CO., Calif. — Ashurst
Bros., Hopland, at $2.68 per hour sub-
mitted low bid to Division of High-
way.«. J. W. Vickrey. District Engineer
Eureka. January 9. for the rental of
one 1.000-galIon water sprinkler truck
for approximately 500 hours, to be
used for sprinkling water on roads
principally in Mendocino County.
Complete bids follow:
Ashurst Bro.s., Hopland $2.6S
Wm. Kern, Weott 2,73
Eugene Delia Rosa, Martinez 3.00
W. E. Sinclair, Miranda 3 00
Albert Helwig. Sebastopol 3.25
Bids held under advisement.
CONTRACT AWARDED
TURLOCK. Stanisluas Co., Cal —
Eagle Signal Co. of San Francisco,
awarded contract by the Turlock City
Council at $1330 for installing stop-
and-KO signals at the intersection of
Main St. and the Golden State High-
^vay.
Work of installing the signals will
be done by the Cornell Electric Shop.
Turlock.
CONTRACTS AWARDED
SAN FRANCISCO. — Contracts for
furnishing woodworking equlpmelit
under Bitl No. UFt 194S. have been
awarded by T. A. Brooks, Purchitscr
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
25
of Supplies. City Hall, as follows:
^A, L. Young Machinery Co., Inc.,
9iie siiNV bench, $650; one spindle bor-
er, |476; one lathe, $370; one handsaw,
' £by Machinery Co.: one electric
shaper, $13S.50; one planer and joint-
er. $380.
Baker-Hamiltun & Pacific Co.: .six
Tlces. $42; 12 handscraws. 8-in., $12.-
eO; 12 handscraws. 12-in., $16.80; 12
handscrews. 14-in., $18.24; six pairs
P-Bars. 3-ft., $24.
28 — FIRE EQUIPMENT
BIDS WANTED
LODI, San Joaquin Co., Cal. — Un-
til February 3, 5 P. M. (to be opened
at 8 P. M.), bids will be received by
the Lodi City Council, J. F. Blakey,
City Clerk, for furnishing 500 ft. of
, 2V.!-in. fire hose and 150 feet of 1V4-
in. fire hose.
Specifications obtainable from the
t above office or from the Chief of the
Fire Department.
29— STREETS AND HIGH-
WAYS
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN FRANCISCO. — Fay Imp. Co..
Phelan Bldg., at $43,568.30 awarded
contract by the Department of Public
Works for widening and reconstruct-
ing the roadway on Fifth Street be-
tween Mission and Harrison Streets
and between Bryant and Townsend
Stf=.; Spec. No. 18,917.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
SAN DIEGO COUNTY. Cal.— A rep-
resentative of the District Ofllce will
accompany prospective bidders over
the proposed project in San Diego
Ceunty, on Palomar Mountain Road,
between Iron S-pring Creek, and Ob-
servatory site, road XI-S.D-Pallomar
Mt. Feeder Road, for which bids are
to be received in Los Angeles on
January 30.
Said rpresentative will meet pros-
pective bidders on the Palomar Moun-
tain Road at the Henshaw Dam Store
at 10:00 A. M. on January 20.
, Prospective bidders are urged to
cooperate with the District Office
and arrange to make their field in-
spection on the above date.
COMPLETE BID LISTING
NAV.VJO CO., Arizona. — Lee Moor,
Bassett Tower Bldg., El Paso, Texas
at $107,856.40, as previously reported,
submitted low bid to the Arizona State
Highway Commission, Phoenix, Jan.
3, for highway construction on Hol-
brook-St. Johns Highway. WPH 42:
AP*E 262. The work, which is to be-
gin about six miles southwest of Hol-
brook and extend easterly approxi-
mately 9.6 miles, consists of grading,
draining and surfacing with select
material, and is to be completed on
or before Sept. 30, 1936.
Total bids follow:
Lee Moor Contracting Co.. El Paso,
Texas, $107,856.40.
Ken Hodgman, Pa.sadena, Cal., $115-
623.34.
Packard Contracting Co., Phoenix,
$116,973.18.
Southern California Roads Co., Los
Angeles. $125,258.03.
R. C. Tanner Co., Phoenix. $127,-
714.55. ;
Heuser & Garnett. Glendale, $127.-
969.84.
Tiffany Const. Co.. Flagstaff. AHz..
iU\.'j[<i.2~.
tract by the State Highway Commis-
sion. Sacramento, for about 1.3 miles
grading and paving with Portland
cement concrete in Orange County,
south Main St. in Santa Ana, bet.
Delhi Road and Fairview Ave.
CONTRACT AWARDED
UIVEUSIDE COUNTY, Cal.— Sharp
& Fellows Contracting Co., 533 Central
Bldg., Los Angeles, at $129,848.90
awarded contract by the State High-
way Commission, Sacramento, for
about 10.9 miles grading, treating with
liquid a.sphalt, and Constructing a
timber pile trestle in Riverside Coun-
ty between 10 miles west of Indio and
Indio.
BIDS WANTED
SUTTER COUNTY, Cal.^^Until Jan.
20, 10:30 A. M., as previously reported,
bids will be received by the Division
of Highways. C. H. Whitmore, Dis-
trict Engineer, 703 "B" St., Marysville
for about 0.1 mile grading and con-
structing Portland cement concrete
pavement, curbs and gutters in Yuba
City, Sutter County, on Plumas St.
between Bridge Street and Scott St.
The work involves:
(1) 160 c.y. rdwy. exoav., unclass.;
(2) 650 sq. yds. subgrade preparation;
(3) 85 c.y. Portland cement concrete
(pavement) ;
(4) 32 c.y. do (curbs, gutters, side-
walks) ;
(5) 207 each, pavement dowels;
(7) 72 c.y. removing and disposing of
concrete and oil-mix surfacing;
(8) 39 If. removing existing iron pipe;
(9) 1 only manhole to be adjusted to
grade.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the above office. • *
CONTRACT AWARDED
ORANGE COUNTY. Calif. — C. F.
Rohbins. 307 W. 8th St.. Room 915.
Los Angele.v at $»2,4?7 awarded cpn-
COMPLETE BID LISTING
MENDOCINO COUNTY, Cal.— Hel-
wig Const. Co., 115 S. Main St., Se-
bastopol, at $5,688, as previously re-
ported, submitted low bid to the Divi-
sion of Highways, J. W. Vickrey, D-is-
trict Engineer, Eureka, for about 0.2
mile widening existing highway and
surfacing with river-run gravel, and
placing corrugated metal culverts and
drop inlet.s, in Mendocmo County near
Lane's Redwood Flat.
The work Involves:
( 1) 1 lot removing and disposing of
seven redwood trees;
( 2) 5 M. gals, water;
( 3) 4,550 c.y. rdwy. excav.. unclass.;
( 4) 3,300 sta. yds. overhaul;
( 5) 50 c.y. structure excavation;
( 6) 12 stations finishing roadway;
( 7) 50 c.y. river-run gravel;
( 8) 1 c.y. Portland cement concrete.
Class A;
( 9) 90 lbs. bar reinforcing steel;
(10) 36 l.f. 8-in. CMP;
(11) 24 l.f. 18-in. CMP;
(12) 14 l.f. 54-in. CMP;
(13) 1 each cast steel drop inlet;
(14) 15 each monuments.
Total bids follow:
(A) HelwIg Const. Co., Sebastupol $5,-
688.00.
(B) John Burman & Son, Eureka, $7,-
901.50.
(C) C. W. Caletti & Co., San Rafael,
$8,556.50.
Unit bids follow:
(A) (B) (C)
( 1) $1050.00 $2900.00 $3250.00
( 2) 5.00 2.00 1.50
( 3) .85 .95 1.00
( 4) .02 .02 .03
( 5) 3.00 2.00 2.5'i
( 6) 12.00 10.00 10.00
( 7) 4.00 4.00 3.50
( 8) 30.00 40.00 50.00
( 9)._ .10 .10 .10
(10) 1.00 .50 .75
(11) 1.50 .75 1.00
(12) 3.00 2.00 2.50
(13)... : 10.00 10.00 10.00
(14)...- l.SO 4.00 5.00
CONTRACT AWARDED
LOS ANGELK.S C(3UNTY, Cal.—
Guy F. Atkinson Co., 658 Russ Bldg.,
San Francisco, at $355,762 awarded
contract by the State Highway Com-
mission, Sacramento, for about 2.2
miles grading and constructing steel
stringer bridge in Los Angeles County
in San Gabriel Canyon between Camp
Honita and Follow.s Camp.
BIDS OPENED
STATE OF OREGON. — Bids were
opened by the Oregon State Highway
<:onimission, R. H. Baldock, State
Highway Engineer, Portland, January
ir., for highway construction, and ac-
tion taken as follows:
Deschutes County: Upper Tumalo
Section of Tumalo Falls-Bend County
Road; S-5 miles grading, requiring ap-
proximately 39,000 c.y. excavation.
Av/arded: M. L. O'Neil <£. Sons, Eu-
gene, $15,842.
Union and Wallowa Counties: Elgin-
Rock Creek Rock Produccion Project.
Furnish approximately 13.000 c.y. of
crushed rock in stockpile.
Awarded: Arthur A. Hardesty, Port-
land, $22,731.
Bids on the following projects were
rejected and the work will be read-
vertised:
Columbia County: Columbia County
oiling project on four sections of coun-
ty road; 8.46 miles crushed rock sur-
facing and oil mat surface treatment.
Requires approximately 2,650 c.y. of
crushed rock surfacing materials, and
86,000 s.y. oil mat surface treatment.
J. C. Compton, McMinnville, sub-
mitted low bids at $31,971 on road oil
and at $31,779 on tar.
Multnomah Co,: Humphrey Boule-
vard, 45th Avenue and Cameron Road
bituminous macadam project on two
sections of county road; 3.06 miles of
surfacing and bituminous macadam
wearing surface. Requires approxi-
mately 2,400 c.y. excavation; 8,800 c.y.
pit-run gravel sub-base materiaJs; 2,-
550 c.y. crushed gravel base and shoul-
der materials; 1.000 c.y. salvaged sur-
facing materials, and 33,000 s.y. bi-
tuminous macadam wearing surface.
Harold Blake, Portland, submitted
low bid on tar at $43,765, and F. J.
Kernan, Portland, submitted low bid
on road oil at $45,769. »
BIDS OPENED
S-TATE OF OREGON — Bids were
opened by the Oregon State Highway
Commission, R. H. Baldock, State
Highway Engineer, Portland, January
!>. for highway construction as follows:
Clatsop & Tillamook Counties: West
Lakp-Mohler rock production project
on Oregon Coast Highway. FuiTiish
approximately 16,500 c.y. crushed rock
in stockpile.
Awarded Saxton & Looney and J.
S. Risley, Portland, $25,795.
Multnomah County: 122nd Avenue-
Troutdale Section of NE Hal^cy St.;
0.82 mile grading and 5.72 miles as-
phaltlc concrete paving. Requires ap-
i)roximately 3.500 c.y. excavation, 12.-
300 c.y. pit-run gravel sub-base mate-
rials; 8,700 c.y. crushed gravel base,
.^boulder and footpath materials, and
69,000 sq. yds. asphalt concrete pave-
ment.
Awarded Jaoobsen-Jensen Co., Port-
land, $66,589.
Rids on the following projects were
referred to the engineer with power -to
award contract to the low bidder: '
Benton County: Polk County Line-
Soap Creek Section of Tamplco (?o'.
Road. 3.1 miles of grading, requiring
approximately ;'.5,000 c.y. excavation.
Low Bidder. Saxton &. Looniy and
J. S. Risley, Portland, $12,022.
Clackamas County: Clackaina.i Co
oiling project on S sections 'of county
road; 27.87 miles of oil mnt surfac«
treatment. j •
Low Bidder, Edwin C. Gerbtr,- Ore-
26
.'ACihiC C0NSTRUC10R
gon City: Road oil, $48,143; tar, $48.-
259.
Hids on the following project in
Klamath County were rejected and
the work will be readvertised.
Klamath County: Merrill - California
line section of Merrill-Hatfield County
road and Malin-California line section
of The Dalles-California highway; 2.0
miles grading, surfacing and oil m:a
surface treatment and 2.86 miles sur-
facing. Requires approximately 93,000
c.y. excavation; 16,000 c.y. crushed
rock surfacing materials; 30,000 sq. yds
oil mat surface treatment and 3,300
c.y. crushed rock in stockpile.
Consolidated Highway Co., Port-
land, submitted low bid at $90,562.
BIDS WANTED
GRAHAM COUNTY. Ariz. — Until
Jan. 24, 10 A. M., bids will be received
by the Arizona State Highway Com-
mission. Phoenix, for construction of
the Safford-Bowie Junction Highwav,
W.P.S.9.-115-B.
The work, which extends from a
point about 6.2 miles south of Safford
southerly for a distance of about 2
miles, consists of grading and drain-
ing the roadway and furnishing and
placing aggregate base course, and is
to be completed on or before July 15,
1936. Tlie principal items and approxi-
mate quantities are:
600 gal. SC-2 road oil.
17,300 cu. yds. roadway excav. ;
1,400 cu. yds. drainage excav.;
4,900 cu. yds. imp. bor. ;
2,800 cu. yds. mi. imported borrow,
1,100 cu. yds. excav.;
6,700 tons aggregate base course
(GIF);
345 cu. yds. concrete;
27.400 lbs. reinf. steel;
190 lin. ft. grading and construct-
ing fords to section;
62 Un. ft. CM. P. (2 sizes);
20,400 lin. ft. line fence;
150 M. gal. sprinkling;
150 hours rolling;
49 M.B.M. treated timber;
2 M.B.M. treated timber;
648 lin. ft. treated timber piles (fur-
nishing) ;
58 each placing piles in framed
bents;
300 sq. yds. furnishing and placing
oil mix;
Funds in the amount of 50,000
have been programmed for the con-
struction of this project.
T. S. O'Connell is state highway
engineer.
BID CALL CANCELLED
MENDOCINO COUNTY, Cal.— The
State Highway Commission, Sacra-
mento, has cancelled a call for bids
to have been opened January 29 for
about 14.5 miles grading in Mendocino
County between Longvale and Dos
Rios.
The project has been withdrawn
temporarily pending a new census of
relief labor in the vicinity. It is ex-
pcted that Federal Works Progress
Administration approval for readver-
tising will be received shortly. •
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN BENITO CO., Cal.— Union Pav-
ing Co.. 624 Call BWg., San Francisco,
at $85,187.50 awarded contract by the
State Highway Commission, Sacra-
mento, for about 3.1 miles of grading
and surfacing with road-mix surfacing
on selected material base, and con-
structing a timber bridge in San Be-
nito County between Bear Valley and
one mile north of Willow Creek.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. —C. H.
Purcell, State Highway Engineer, has
announced the cost of blue line print.s
for the State highway work now ad-
vertised.
A blue line print of th* title sheet
of the plans showing the general lo-
cation of the work will be furnished
free with the special provisions. Blue
prints of the layout and the bridge de-
tail sheet will be furnished at cost
and become the property of the pur-
chaser.
The following table shows the cost
of .such blue prints for the work now
advertised, bids to be opened In Ssuc-
rainento on January 29, and in Los
Angele.s on January 30:
IX-Iny-23-C, D bet. Big Pine and
Keough Hot Springs, to be opened
Jan. 29: PLANS (No. of Sheets; 20;
(Cost) $2.00; CROSS-SECTIONS (No.
<jf Sheets) 101; (Cost) $10.10; Total.
$12.10.
VI1-L.A-9-L.A through Sunland bet.
. Fenwick .St. and Scoville Ave., to be
opened Jaji. 30: PLANS (No. Sheets)
14; (Cost) $1.40: CROSS-SECTIONS
(No. of Sheets) 16; (Cost) $1.60; Total
$3.00.
VII-L.A-168-A, bet. Traffic Circle &
Los Angeles St., to be opened Jan. 30:
I'LANS (No. of Sheets) 2; no charge
and no Cross-Sections.
XI-S.D-Palomar Mt. Rd. on Palo-
mar Mountain Road bet. Iron Spring
Creek and the observatory site', to be
opened Jan. 30; PLANS (No. Sheets)
S (Cost) $.80; CROSS-SECTIONS (No.
of sheets) 24; (Cost) $2.40; Total $3.20.
Checks for the above .should be
made payable to the Department of
Public Works, P-ivision of Highways,
and should accompany the requests
for the above plans, specifications and
|)roposal form to the office of the State
Highway Engineer, P. O. Box 1499.
Sacramento. 9
BIDS WANTED
SAN MATEO, San Mateo Co., Cal.
—Until January 20, 8 P. M., bids will
be received by the San Mateo City
Council, E. W. Foster. City Clerk, for
the improvement of Hacienda Street
between Del Mar and 28th Avenue.
The work involves:
(a) Construction of 112 l.f. of culvert;
(b) 800 c.y. earth and rock fill over
culvert;
(c) 1300 sq. yds. 4-in. base rock pav-
ing, complete, with 2-in. armor
coat. inc. grading, rolling and
shapingr;
(d) (Alt. to Item c) 1300 sq. yds. 4-
in. crusher run base pavement,
with oil and rock screenings sur-
face;
(e) 22 Redwood guard posts (6x6-in. x
6-in.) in place and painted with
two coats of good outside white
paint;
(f) 362. 5 l.f. woven wire fence with
steel posts.
Plan."* and specifications obtainalili-
at the office of City Engineer E. 1'.
Wilsey. • )
BIDS WANTED
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Cal.— Un-
til February 6, 2 P. M., bids will li.
receivpTl by the State Highway Ku-
gineer. State Bldg., Los Angeles, for
3.7 miles grading on Sepulveda Blvd.
between San Fernando Rd. and Brand
Blvd. in Los Angeles County.
Hids on this contract were previous -
ly opened December 5 at which tinir
low bid was submitted by J. L. M<-
Clain, 5850 Brynhurst Ave., Los An-
geles, at $555,334.
The work in%'olves:
SAN FRANCISCO— STEEL FEEDER MAINS— (CITY)
SAN FRANCISCO.— MacDonald and
Kahn Co., Ltd., 200 Financial Center
Bldg., at $137,964 submitted low bid
to the Public Utilities Commission,
City Hall, under Spec. No. W. D. 101,
for laying 20- and 24-inch steel feeder
mains in Bacon. Phelps, Williams,
Third and Thornton Streets.
The work involves:
( 1) 1550 lin. ft. fabrication, lining,
and coating of 20-ii. scteel pipe
with single standard wrapping;
( 2) 13.950 lin. ft. fabrication, lining,
and coating of 24-in. steel pipe
with single standard wrapping;
( 3) 10 roundabout seamst from 20-in.
diam. steel pipe, fabrication of
bends;
( 4) 115 roundabout seams from 24-in.
diam. pipe, fabrication of bands:
( 5) 1500 lin. ft. excavation and back-
fill, for normal trench not over
4^4 ft. below official street sur-
face, for 20-in. diamfl. pipe;
( 6) 13,900 lin. ft. excav. and backfill,
for normal trench not over 5-ft.
below official street surface for
24-in. diam pipe;
( 7) 1.000 cu. yds. additional excav.
and backfill, for trench from nor-
mal depth of 8-ft: below official
street surface;
( 8) 500 cu. yds. additional excava-
tion and backfill, for trench over
8-ft. below official street surface
( 9) 150 cu. yds. excavation and back-
fill for drains, normal trench;
(10) 115 cu. yds. excavation and back-
fill for blow-offs, normal trench
(11) 1000 sq. ft. additional pavement
removal and replacement;
(12) 420 lin. ft. installation of draints;
(13) 1500 lir.. ft. installation of 20-ln.
diam. stpol pipe;
(14) 13,900 lin. It. Installation of 24-in.
steel pip*"
(15) 300 lin. ft. bell and spigot Joints.
making joints for fittings, etc.
(16) 50,000 lbs. iji«!tall fittings, etc.;
(17) 51,000 .sq. ft -epavement.
face, for 20-in. diameter pipe;
Total bids follow:
(A) MacDonald & Kahn Co.. Lid .
San Francisco, $137,964.00.
(B) Kiiton & Smith, San Franci.~r<i.
$140,342.10.
(C) Chas. L. Harney, San Franclsi n,
$146,568.00.
(D) W. J. Tobin, Oakland, $149,902. .Mi
(E) M. J. Lynch. San Francisco. $152-
440.00.
(F) Sibley Grading & Teaming Co.,
San Francisco. $156,780.50.
(O) R. B. McNair and H. Gould. Siic-
ramento, $159,327.75.
(H) Lowrie Paving Co.. San Franol.^. o
$185,148.00.
Unit bids follow:
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( 1)
$ 4.20
$ 4.70
$ 4.22
1 4..50
$ 4.00
$ 4.64
S 4.14
$ 4.17
( 2)
■ 4.80
4.87
4.76
5.00
4.60
5.21
4.7C
4.SI1
( 3)
18.00
23.00
21.25
25.00
16.00
15.00
1 4.50
25. (HI
( 4)
18.00
24.00
23.25
28. on
18.00
]r..00
14.50
27.50
( 5)
2 20
1.70
1.62
1.25
1.70
2.30
2.50
2.4"
( 6)
2.00
2.00
1.98
1.75
2.20
3.15
2.75
3.00
( 7)
1.50
2.00
4.25
6.00
5.00
2.00
5.00
7.00
( 8)
1.50
2.00
7.25
8.00
10.00
4.00
6.7S
8.50
( 9) .
2.00
2.60
2.00
2.50
4.00
3.00
3.25
4.00
(10)..
2.00
2.60
2.00
2.50
4.00
3.00
3.25
4.00
(11)
.30
.40
.34
.35
.30
.40
.30
.34
(12)
.70
.53
.80
.50
1.00
.SO
. < J
.60
(13)
2.00
.88
.83
1.00
1.30
LOO
1.10
2.00
(14)
1.00
1. 00
l.in
1.25
1.40
1.12
1.35
2.10
(15) .
.70
.93
.34
.35
l.no
.75
.75
.40
(16)
05
.015
.05
.05
.04
.035
.01
.05
(17)
16
.22
.25
.23
.22
.20
.23
.30
ll
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
27
( 1) 194 stations clearing and grubbing
right of way;
( 2) 6,300 M. gals .water;
{ -3) 348,500 c.y. rdwy. excav., unclass.
( 4) 3,800 c.y. .'struc. excav.;
( 5) 3,800 c.y. ditch and channel exca-
vation;
( 6) 6,000.000 .sUi. yd.s. overhaul;
( 7) 194 sta. finishing rdwy.;
( 8) 210 tons mineral aggregate (plant
mixed surfacing) ;
(9) n tons liquid asphalt MC-5 or
MC-extra heavy (plant - mixed
surfacing) ;
(10) 20 tons asphalt concrete (type A
surface):
(11) 40 c.y. Cla.«!s A Portland cement
concrete (struc):
(12) 220 c.y. Class B do;
(13) 3200 lbs. bar rein, steel (struc);
(14) 18 MFBM treated Douglas fir tim-
ber;
(15) 0.3 MFBM untreated do:
(16) 1.800 Ihs. structural steel & metal
(17) 27 each spillway assemblies;
(18) 740 l.f. 8-in. CMP;
(19) 130 l.f. 18-in.
(20) 70 l.f. 21-in.
(21) 970 l.f. 24-in.
(22) 122 l.f. 36-in.
(23) 100 l.f. 60-in.
(24) 200 l.f. 78-in.
do;
do:
do;
do;
do;
do;
(25) 385 l.f. 150-in. multi-plate CMP
(93-11);
(26) 450 l.f. is-in. CMP siphon:
(27) 110 l.f. 24-in. CMP siphon:
(28) 41 each culvert markers.
Plans and specrfications obtainable
from the oflBce of the State Highway
Kngincer, P. O. Box 1499, Sacramen-
to, and on file at the office of the Dis-
trict Engineer in San Fr-tncisco and
I..OS Angeles. •
30— RESERVOIRS & DAMS
COMPLETE BID LISTING
HI.KO COUNTY. Nevada — J. A.
Terteling & Sons. 2232 Fairview Ave.,
Boise. Idaho, at $94,770, as previously
reported, submitted low bid to the IT.
S. Indian Irrigation Service, 751 S.
Figueroa St., Los Angeles, for the
constructif)n of a variable radius con-
crete arch dam across the Owyhee
River together with appurtenant
works (con.-isting of crest spillway in
middle portion of arch, outlet gates,
approach and discharge channels to
same, concrete protective aprons,
loo.se rock fills, suspension foot bridge)
located approximately 25 miles south
of Mountain City, Nevada, and 70
miles north of Elko. Nevada. The
nearest shipping point i.s Elko on the
K-outhern Pacific and Western Pacific
Railroads. The government will fur-
nish cement, reinforcing steel, metal
pipe ;ind fittings, and copper sheets,
f.o.b. cars. Elko.
The work involves:
( 1) Lump sum — diversion and care
of river during construction and
unwatering foundations;
( 2) 800 cu. yds. common excavation;
( 3) 1300 cu. yds. solid rock excav.;
( 4) 3200 cu. yds. concrete;
( 5) 30.000 lbs. placing reinf. steel;
( 6) 94 cu. ft. pressure grouting foun-
dation;
( 7) 600 lln. ft. drilling 10-ft. grout
holes;
( 8) 1400 lbs. Installing pipes and flt-
ting.s for foundation grouting;
( 9 )2735 lbs. installing pipes and fit-
tings for radial contracting; Joint
grouting:
(10) 100 lln. ft. placing copper water
strips along foundation;
Ml) 8700 lbs. Installing and painting
two 4S-in. round cast iron gates,
gate stems, gate stem guides,
gate frames and hoisting mech-
anism;
(12) 3700 lbs. instaUing and painting
trash racks — metal work;
(13) ISOO lbs. installing and painting
hand rails;
(14) Lump sum — irect suspension
bridge.
Total bids follow:
(A) J. A. Terteling & Sons. Boise.
J94.770.
(B) Case Constr. Co., Alhambra,
$103,091.50.
Unit bids follow:
(A) (B)
( 1) $3000.00 $500.00
( 2) 1.00 1.50
( 3) 3.00 5.00
( 4) - 25.00 28.50
( 5) .04 .015
( 6) 2.00 3.00
( 7) 100 1.25
( 8) .20 .10
( 9) .20 .10
(1(1) .20 .50
(11).... .10 .08
(12) .<*■> .10
(13) -10 .10
(14) 3000.00 500.00
• 30
ing engineer on the Mad River Proj-
ect.
A complete survey of geological and
engineering conditions at the dam site
was completed recently by Fred C.
Herrmann, Merchants Exchange BIdg.
San Francisco, and Dr. George D.
Louderback of the Department of
(Jeology at the University of Califor-
nia. • 'J
BIDS WANTED
SAN FRANCISCO.— Until Jan. 29.
2:30 P. M., bids will be received by
San Francisco Department of Public
Works. W. H. Worden. Director, Rm.
251. City Hall, for constructing five
fire cisterns (Group 3) on Dolores Si.
at 22nd, 24th, 26th, 28th and 30tli St.".,
a part of the Auxiliary Water Sup-
ply System lor the Fire Dfenartincnt;
Spec. No. 18,761. Estimated cost, $32-
000.
The work Involves:
(1) one 75,000-gal. reinforced concrete
cistern at 22nd and Dolores Sts. ;
EXTRA WORK AUTHORIZED
EUREKA, Humboldt Co., Cal.— City
Council has authorized the T. E. Con-
nolly-Hanrahan Co. to excavate an
additif.nal 50,000 c.y. of dirt at the
Mad River Dam site at the agreed
price of $0.20 per c.y.
Two previous authorizations for 20,-
000 c.y. each, one for 60,000 c.y. and
one for 50,000 c.y. have been approved
and most of the work carried out.
E]van D. Gardner is city engineer,
and Clyde C. Kennedy. 74 New Mont-
omery St.. San Francisco, is consult-
24th and Dolores Sts.;
26th and E>olores Sts ;
28th and Dolores Sts.;
30th and Dolores Sts. ;
excavation, includ. back-
fill, test trenches;
(7) 279 sq. ft. repairing test trenches.
Plans and specifications available
from above on deposit of $10.00.
(2) One do
(3) One do
(4) One do
(5) One do
(6) 140 c.y
CONTRACT AWARDED
BOISE I'ROJECT. Ida.— T. E. Con-
nolly. Inc.. 461 Market St., San Fran-
cisco, at $395,040 awarded contract by
the Bureau of Reclamation, care Boise
Project Board of Control, Boise, R. J.
SAN FRANCISCO— FIFTH ST. RECONSTRUCTION— City
S.\N FRANCISCO. — Fay Imp. Co..
Phelan Bldg.. at $43,568.30 submitted
low bid to the Department of Public
Works. City Hall, under Spec. No.
18,917 for widening and reconstruction
of the roadway on Fifth Street be-
tween Mi.ssion and Harri.son Streets,
and between Bryant and Townsend.
The work involves:
( 1) 1.460 c.y. rock fill;
( 2) 12,300 s.f. remove asplialt - con-
crete pavement, consisting of a
6-in. concrete base and a 2-in.
asphaltic concrete pavement;
( 3) 20.400 s.f. remove asphaltic-con-
crete wearing surface;
( 4) 41 eacli catchbasins, reset or re-
constructed;
( 5) 2 each catchbasins, complete;
( 6) 960 l.f. 12-in. VCP sewer, in place
( 7) 41 each concrete curb inlets;
( 8) 4,500 l.f. granite curb, reset;
( 9) 2,100 s.f. granite curb, redressed;
(10) 560 l.f. granite curb (tangent) in
place;
(11) 550 l.f. granite curb (circular) in
place;
(12) 50 c.y. Class B concrete curb
backing;
(13) 38,000 s.f. 8-in. Class E concrete
pavement;
(14) 2,300 tons asphaltic concrete base
and leveling course;
(15) 1,850 tons asph. concrete wear-
ing surface;
(16) 200 tons asphaltic concrete con-
form pavement;
(17) 16 each street and traffic signs,
reset;
(18) 12,500 s.f. one-course cone, side-
walk;
(19) 2.600 s.f. asphalt macadam walk,
consisting of a 4-in. rock ma-
cadam base, and a 2-in. asphal-
tic concrete wearing surface:
(20) 100 each cross walks markers, in
place;
(21) 50 l.f. 10-in. VCP culvert in place.
Total bids follow:
(A) Fay Improvement Co $43,568.30
(B) Chas. D. Hnrney_ 44,587.70
(C) A. G. Raisch 46,499.00
(D) Eaton & Smith 48,763.60
(E) Pacific States Const. Co. 48,949..'>0
(F) Mills Const. Co 48,977.50
(G) I.,owrie Paving Co.. Inc.. 49.945.00
(H) Pacific Pavements Co 52,217.00
(I) E. J. Treacy o5,693.00
Unit bids follow:
(A)
( 1) $ 1.46
( 2) 09
( 3) 025
( 4) 50.00
( 5) 73.00
( 6)..
( 7)...
( 8)...
( 9)...
(10)...
(ID...
(12)-.
(13)...
(14)...
(15)...
(16)...
(17)...
(18)..,
(19)..
(20)..,
(21)..
2.62
9.00
.30
.70
1.50
2.45
7.60
.275
3.60
4.16
4.50
3.50
.13
.06
.19
3.40
(B)
$ 1.20 i
.02
.02
60.00
95.00
2.00
19.00
..SO
.35
1.25
3.13
10.00
.24
4.50
4.50
4.50
5.00
.146
.062
.40
2.50
(C)
1.60
.10
.05
40.00
60.00
4.00
S.OO
.4.">
.30
1.70
2.10
7.0O
.30
4.00
4.00
4.00
1.00
.12
.12
.30
i.oo
(D)
$ 1.50
.075
.04
50.00
88.00
3.80
6.30
.50
.75
1.73
2.0S
8.20
.30,
4.00
4.50
4.40
4.00
.15
.07
.19
2. BO
(E)
$ 1.50
.08
.03
65.00
80.00
4.70
7.00
.35
.45
2.00
2.30
8.. 50
5 .29
4.20
4.. 50
4. SO
4.00
.15
.08
.35
1.26
(F)
$ 1.50
.10
.06
40.00
80.00
2.50
10.00
.30
.as
2.. 50
4.00
9.00
.33
4.10
4.35
5.00
5.00
.12
.10
.25
1.50
(G)
$ 2.25
.04
.015
75.00
85.00
2.. 50
10.00
.30
.70
2.50
3.40
9.00
.32
4.00
4.50
5.30
5.00
.16
.12
.25
1.90
(H)
$ 2.25
.10
.08
50.00
80.00
2.50
8.00
.43
.40
l.on
1.00
S.OO
.26
5.40
6.00
6.00
5.00
.14
.12
.30
' 1.50
(I)
$ 1.50
.10
.05
55.00
65.00
5.30
10.00
.70
1.00
2.00
2.00
8.00
.37
4.30
4.30
S.OO
5.00
.16
.15
.35
2.00
28
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Newell, Construction Engineer, under
Spec. No. 661, for the raising of the
Arrowrock Dam, Boise Project.
BIDS WANTED
SALT RIVER PROJECT. Arizona.—
Until February 5, 10 A. M., bids will
be received by the Bureau of Recla-
mation, care Salt River Valley Water
U-sers Assn., Phoenix, under Spec. No.
6f).'?. for alterations to the spillway i.t
Roosevelt Dam, Salt River Project.
The work is located on the Salt
river about 63 miles northeast of Mesa
and the principal items of work in-
volveicl are:
( 1) 70 c.y. excavation for spillway
aprons;
( 2) 610 c.y. excavation of old con-
crete and stone piasonry:
( 3) 2.300 sq. yds. chipping and rough-
ening surfaces of old concrete;
( 4) 8.50 c.y. concrete:
( 5) 2,160 sq. yda. gunite:
( 6) Drilling holes for and installing
3,900 anchor bolts of reinf. bars;
( 7) Placing 96,000 lbs. reinf. bars:
(8) Drilling 1,700 l.f. holes for an-
chor bars;
( 9) Installing 46,000 lbs. radial gate
hoists;
(10) Installing 570 lbs. pipe handrails;
(ID Dismantling, altering, reinstall-
ing and painting radial gates;
(12) rismantjing okl radial gate hoist.«
(13) Installing electrical circuits and
apparatus.
Work shall be commenced within ?.0
calendar days and completed within
200 calendar days from date of re
ceipt of notice to proceed.
Plans and specifications obtainable
at the office of the Bureau of Recla-
mation, I'hoenix, Ariz.; Denver, Colo.,
or Washmgton, D. C, without charge
lo prospective birlders; to others, $1.50
not returnable.
BIDS WANTED
COLORADO RIVER PROJECT,
Texas — L'ntil February 3, 10 A. M..
bids will be received by the Bureau of
Reclamation. Austin, Texas, under
Spec. No. 667. for clearing the Hamil-
ton reservoir site, Colorado River
Project. Texas. The work is located
about 13 miles west of Burnet, Texas.
Work has been divided into two
schedules, and involves about 15,800
acres of clearing. ,
Work shall be commenced within 15
calendar days and completed within
.").')0 calendar days from date of re-
ceipt of notice to proceed.
Specifications obtainable from the
Bureau of Reclamation at Austin,
Texas; Denver. Colorado, or Washing-
ton. D. C, without charge to pros-
pective bidders; to others, $0.50 per
copy, not returnable.
31 _ PIPE LINFS & WELLS
BIDS WANTED
SAN FRANCI.S<:'0.— Until Feb. 5, 3
1*. M., bids will be received by the
Public Utilities Commission, Room
287, City Hall, for constructing the
Crystal Springs Pipe Line No. 2 from
Millbrae to University Mound Reser-
voir; San Francisco Water D-epart-
ment Spec. No. 79.
Under this contract a pipe line about
10.5 miles long is to be constructed
from a point in the San Francisco
Water Department yar-d nr. Millbrat.
San Mateo County, to the University
Mound Reservoir near Woolsey and
Howdoin Streets In San Francisco.
The greater portion of the line will
1)6 laid in trench. Certain short
lengths, totaling about 0.5 mile, will
be supported above the ground on tim-
ber trestle or concrete piles.
Section A. from a point near Baden
to the University Mound Reservoir,
totaling about 35,050 feet, will be en-
tirely of 60-inch, welded steel pipe of
%-inch plate.
Section B, from the point of begin-
ning near Millbrae to a point near
Kaden totaling about 20,540 ft., will
be of 60-in. steel cylinder reinforced
concrete pipe with short sections of
00-in. welded steel pipe of %-in. plate.
Section A is broken into four un-
equal lengths by three tunnels, ag-
gregating about 4,000 feet, to which
the pipe line is to be connected. These
tunnels are being constructed by Bar-
rett & Hilp, Inc., under Water De-
partment Contract No. 74.
Contracts may be awarded either
separately for each section or a single
contract may be let for constructing
the two sections.
LAGUNA BEACH— SEWER SYSTEMS — (CITY)
LA(JUNA BEACH. Orange Co., Cal.
— Miracle Construction Co.. 4751 Mon-
roe St.. San Diego, submitted low bid
to I.>aguna Beach City Council, Jan.
8, at $32,037.40 and at $75,449.55 for
constructing sanitary sewers in Sew-
er Lateral District No. 2 and Sewer
Lateral District No. 3, respectively.
Bids were taken a,s follows:
DISTRICT NO. 2
(1) 14.903 lin. ft. S-in. vitrified clay
pipe lateral sewers;
(2) 2580 lin. ft. 6-in vit. clay pipe
house connection sewers;
ii) 170 lin. ft. 4-in. C.I. pipe pressure
line;
(4) 675 vertical ft. .standard manholes
(5) 6 units flushing manholes;
(6) 1 unit reinforced concrete pump-
ing plant complete (2 pumps,
each 75-gpm against 28-ft. head)
(7) 1 unit lowering and reconstruct-
ing existing pumping plant.
DISTRICT NO. 3
( 1) 2241 lin. ft. 10-in. vit clay pipe
lateral sewer:
( 2) 27.602 lin. ft. 8-in. do;
( 3) 130 lin. ft. 8-in. cast iron pipe
lateral sewer;
( 4) .'i974 lin. ft. 6-in. vit clay pipe
house connection sewer;
( a) 1432 vertical ft. standard man-
holes;
( 6) 9 units, flushing manholes com-
plete;
( 7) 1400 cu. yds. grading and exca-
vation;
( 8) 343 lin. ft. corru. metal pipe
culvert;
( 9) 1 unit catchbasin;
(10) 1 unit curb inlet;
(11) 1420 lin. ft. concrete curbs;
(12) 15,000 sq. ft. 2-in. rock and oil
surfacing;
(13) 45 cu. yds. reinf. concrete re-
taining wall.
Total bids follow:
DISTRICT NO. 2
(A) Miracle Co $32,037.40
(B) John Grancich 33,973.92
( 1).
( 2).
( 3).
( 4).
( 5).
( 6)
( 7)
(A)
$ 1.30
1.20
1.50
9.50
150.00
ISOO.OO
500.00
(B)
$ 1.64
.65
1.00
7.00
93.50
1600.00
800.00
(C)
( 1.40
1.35
1.50
11.00
70.00
1900.00
300.00
DISTRICT NO. 2
(D)
I l..i0
1.40
1.80
10.00
160.00
1400.00
600.00
(E)
$ 1.64
1.54
1.64
9.00
145.00
2100.00
1100.00
(F)
I 1.74
1.70
1.75
7.70
130.00
2200.00
855.00
(G)
i 1.80
1.10
2.00
10.50
170.00
1800.00
400.00
(C) J. L. Kruly - 34,647.20
(D) J. C. Hickey _ 36,982.50
(E) Nick Chutuk 38,837.92
(F) V. C. K. Constr. Co 39,647.22
(G) E. L. Flemin^f and B. D.
Zaich 40,310.90
(H) Mike Radich and C. T.
Brown 42,715.46
(I) Sutalo & Ramljak 45.930.55
(J) A & B Constr. Co 45,930.55
(K) Daley Corp., San Diego.. 58,388.80
DlSTRICrr NO. 3
(L)Miracle Co $ 75,449.55
(M) J. L. Kruly 79,525.25
(N) J. C. Hickey 85,115.25
(O) V. C. K. Constr. Co 90,312.55
(P) A & B Constr. Co 91,442.70
(Q) Mike Radich and C. T.
Brown 94,197.03
(R) John Grancich 103,944.61
(S) K. L. Fleming and B.
D. Zaich 107,402.90
(T) Sutalo & Ramljak 107.665.00
(U) Daley Corp -.. 122.601.67
Unit bids follow:
(H)
$ 1.82
1.66
2.00
10.00
150.00
2160.00
1185.00
(T)
$ 1.94
1.50
3.00
9.00
140.00
1965.00
700.00
(J)
$ 1.85
1.50
2.00
10.00
150.00
4000.00
2500.00
(K)
$ 2.52
3.28
3.20
9.40
163.56
2671.02
1829.46
DISTRICT NO. 3
(L) (M) (N)
$ 1.75 $ 1.911
1.60 1.80
4.00 2.45
1.45 1.50
11.50 10.00
180.00 160.00
.45 .60
3.00 3.55
75.00 230.00
70.00 125.00
.45 .60
.0575 .10-
13.50 . 30.00-
Plans were prepared by A. J. Stead. City Engineer,
The three low bids for the two projects were forwarded to the PWA Engin€>€r
that the contract In each ca.se be awarded to the Miracle Co. at thp low hid prices.
( 1) $ 1.60
( 2) 1.60
( 3) 2.40
( 4) 1.45
( 5) 9.50
( 6).. 150.00
( 7) 35
( 8).» 2.75
( 9) _ 75.00
(10) 200.00
(11) _ .90
(12) 05
(13) 13.00
(O)
$ 2.21
1.94
2.97
2.10
8.70
150.00
1.00
3.80
225.00
75.00
..50
.035
18.00
(P)
$ 2.00
1.85
2.50
1.50
12.00
150.00
1.00
4.00
65.00
200.00
1.00
.15
30.00
(Q)
$ 2.00
2.00
3.00
1.72
10.00
.160.00
1.25
6.25
125.00
300.00
.65
.14
IS.OO
(R)
$ 2.31
2.50
1.80
1.50
9.00
120.00
1.50
3.60
150.00
2.50.00
.50
.10
is.oo:
(S)
$ 2.
3.
1.
10
170.
3
200.
80.
30
(T)
$ 3.00
2.50
3.00
1.50
10.00
150.00
1.00
4.00
100.00
200.00
^ 1.00
.10
20.00
(U)
$ 2.21
2.65
3.54
3.63
9.40
176.72
1.00
4. OS
S6.00
221.00
.70
.09
33.76
with the recommendalion
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
29
Bids will be taken as follows:
SEXTTION A
( 1) 32,700 l.f. turuishingr and laying
00-in. dia. weldeJ steel pipe in
trench;
( 2) 2.350 l.f. furnishing and laying 60-
in. diametei' welded steel pipe
on trestle or piers ;
I ( 3) 35.800 Ibe. furni.shi'ng and instal-
I ling steel pipe specials;
< 4) 610 each furnishing and instal-
ling beveled courses for curved
sections;
( 5) Not included in this schedule;
( 6) 1,110.000 sq. ft. applying bitumi-
nous enamel protective coating
ami lining to steel pipe;
( ') 497.000 sq. ft. felt wrapping on
steel pipe;
( 8) 51,000 sq. ft. ?4-in. mortar cover-
ing on steel pipe;
( 9) 5 each furnishing and installing
flexible couplings;
(10) 1 only furnishing and installing
expansion joint;
(11) 27 each furnishing and installing
manholes on pipe;
(12) 6,500 lbs. furnishing and Instal-
ling saddle nozzles;
(13) 4,000 lbs. furnishing and instal-
ling companion flanges;
(U) 5,000 lbs. furnishing and Instal-
ling miscellaneous steel worlv
attached to pipe;
(15) 74,200 lbs. furnishing and instal-
ling miscellaneou-s steel work
not attached to pipe;
(16) 20 valves, furnishing and instal-
ling 4-in. gate valves for 150-lb.
pressure;
(Itia) S valves, furnishing and instal-
ling 4-in. gate valves for 150-lb.
pressure with beveled gears;
(17) 36 valves, furnishing and instal-
. ling: 6-in. gate valves for 150-lb.
t pressur«;
(17a) 25 gate valves, furnishing and
installing 6-in. gate valves for
150 - lb. pressure with beveled
gears;
(18) 12 gate valves, furnishing and
installing 8-in. gate valves for
150-lb. pressure;
(18a) 5 gate valves, furnishing and
installing 8-in. gate valves for
150 - lb. pressure with beveled
gears ;
(19) No item 19 in specifications;
(20) 2 gate valves, furnishing and in-
stalling 12- in. low pressure gate
valves;
(21) 3 gate valves, furnishing and in-
stalling 16-in. do;
(22) 10 vacuum valves, furni.shing and
installing 4-in. vacuum valves;
(23) 25 vacuum valves, furnishing and
installing 6-in. vacuum valves;
(24) 5 vacuum valve.<», furnishing and
installing S-in. vacuum valves;
(25) 26 valves, furnishing and instal-
ling air release valves;
(26) 22,500 lbs. furnishing and instal-
ling cast iron pipe, gate valve
covers and fittings: ' '
(27) 3,500 lbs. furnishing and instal-
ling corrugated metal pipe cul-
verts;
(-"<) 3.400 lbs. furnishing and instal-
ling steel casting.s not covered
by other items;
(29) 600 lbs. furnishing and installing
bolts, nuts and washers;
(30) l.ono lbs. installing fittings fur-
nished by City to be riveted or
welded to pipe;
(31) 25.000 l)>ti. installing large gate
valves and Venturi meter fur-
nished by the City;
(32) 2.000 lbs. installing misc. metal
work furnished by the City-
(3.1) 21,300 c.y. Cla.S3 1 earth excava-
tion for pipe trenches up to 9-
ft. depth;
(34) 1,150 c.y. Class 1 do, below 9-ft
depth;
(35) 55,000 c.y. Class 2 earth excava-
tion for pipe trenches;
(36) 600 <-.y. earth excavation for foo'-
ings and structures;
(37) 6.600 c.y. additional for roek ex-
cavation;
(3S) SOO c.y. constructing earth em-
bankments;
(39) 13.000 c.y. sand backfill for ex-
cavations in paved roads & streets
(40) 100 each, remove, repair and/or
replace house sewer laterals;
(41) 500 l.f. furnishing and installing
6-in. main sewer;
(42) 240 c.y. Class A concrete;
(43) 20 c.y. Class B concrete;
(44) 20 bbls. extra cement;
(45) 27,500 lbs. reinforcing steel;
(46) 18,600 l.f. furnishing untreated
piles;
(47) 2,500 l.f. furnishing treated piles;
(48) 450 each, driving piles;
(49) 120 MPBM furni.shing and instal-
ling Redwood timber;
(50) 20 MFBM furnishing 'and instal-
ling Douglas fir timber;
(51) 7.000 lbs. furnishing and instal-
ling structural steel;
(52) 4.000 sq. yds. paititing miscella-
neous structures;
(53) 18,000 sq. ft. repavement in City
and County of San Francisco;
(54) 60.000 sq. ft. repavement in San
Mateo County;
(55) Lump sum. constructing Venturi
meter building.
SECTION B
( 1) 50 l.f. furni.shing and laying 60-
in. diameter welded .steel pipe of
%-in. plate in trench;
( 2) 150 l.f. do on trestle or piers;
( 3) 7.400 lbs. furnishing and instal-
ling steel pipe specials not in-
cluded in other items;
( 4) 12 each, furnishing and instal-
ling beveled courses for curved
sections in welded steel pipe;
( 5) No item 5 in specifications;
( 6) 5.300 sq. ft. applying bituminous
enamel protective coating and
lining to steel pipe;
( 7) 200 sq. ft. felt wrapping on steel
pipe;
( 8) 1.100 sq. ft. %-in. mortar cover-
ing on do;
( 9) and (10) omitted from this Sched.
(11) 11 manholes, furnishing and in-
stalling manholes on pipe:
(12) 4.900 lbs., furnishing and instal-
ling saddle nozzles ;
(13) 800 lbs. furnishing and installing
companion flanges;
(14) 200 lbs. furnishing and installing
mi.sc. steel work attached to pipe
(15) 37.800 lbs. furnishing and instal-
ling misc. steel work not at-
tached to pipe;
(10) 8 gate valves, furnishing and in-
stalling 4-in. gate valves for 150-
pound pressure;
(16a) 2 gate valve.s. furnishing .and in-
stalling 4-in. gate valves for 150-
Ih. pressure with beveled gears;
(17) 29 gate valves, furni.shing and in-
Stalling 6-in. gate valves for 150-
Ib. pressure;
(17a) 17 gate valves, furnishing and
Installing 6-In. gate valves for
150 - lb. pressure with beveled
■ gears;
(15) 2 gate valves, furnishing and In-
stalling S-in. gate valves for 150-
lb. pr^surer -.
(18a) 1 gate valve, finni.shing and in-
• stalling 8-in. gate valve.<! for 150-
lb. pressure with beveled gears;
(19) No item 19 in .specifications:'
(20, 21. 22) Omitted from this Sched.;
(23) 17 vacuum valves, furnishing and
installing 6-in. vactium valves;
424) Omitted from this Schedule;
(25) 19 air release Valves, furnishing
and installing air release valves
(26) 7.500 lbs. furnishing and Instal-
ling cast iron pipe, gate vrilve
covers and fittings;
(27) 500 lbs. furnfRhIng and instal-
ling corrugated metal pipe cul-
verts;
(28) 1.600 lbs. furnishing and Instal-
ling steel ctLstings not covered
by other items;
(29) 400 lbs. furnishing and installing
bolts, nuts and washers;
(30) 3.000 lbs. installing fittinga fur-
nished by the City to be riveted
or welded to pipe;
(31) 8.200 pounds installing large gate'
valves and Venturi meter fur-
nished by the City;
(32) 2.000 lbs. Installing mLsc. metal
work furnished by the City;
(33) 12,200 c.y. Class 1 earth excava-
tion for pipe trenches up to 9-
ft. depth;
(34) 4.900 c.y. do below 9-ft. depth:
(35) 47.900 c.y. Class 2 earth excava-
tion for pipe trenches;
(36) 200 c.y. earth excavation for foot-
ings and structures;
(37)720 c.y. addltionar rbi' rock ex-
cavation;
(38) 200 c.y. constructing earth em-
bankments;
(39) 9.000 c.y. sand backfill for ex-
cav. in paved roads & streets;
(40) 170 each remove, repair and/or
replace house sewer laterals;
(41) 4,000 l.f. furni.shing and inatal-
ling 6-in. main sewer;
(42) 60 c.y. Class A concrete;
(43) 20 c.y. Class B concrete;
(44) 10 bbls. extra cement;
(45) 7.700 Ibe. reinforcing steel;
(46, 47, 48) Omitted from this Sched.;
(49) 5 MFBM furnishing and instal-
ling Redwood timber;
(50) 5 MPBM furnishing and instal-
ling Douglas fir timber;
(51) 1.000 lbs. furnishing and instal-
ling structural steel;
(52) 500 sq. yds. painting miscella-
neous structures;
(53) Omitted from this Schedule;
(54) 34,500 sq. ft. repavement In San
Mateo County;
(55) Omitted from this Schedule;
(56) 860 l.f. furnishing and laying 60-
in. steel cylinder reinforced con-
crete pipe for 300-ft. head;
(57) 5,240 l.f. do for 275-ft. head;
(58) 9,690 l.f. do for 250-ft. head;
(59) 4,550 l.f. do for 225-ft. head;
(60) 150 tension joints in steel cylin-
der reinforceil concrete pipe;
(61) 185 furnishing & installing bevel
courses for elbows in cone. pipe.
SECTIONS A and B
( 1) 32,750 l.f. furnishing & laying 60-
in. diameter welded stee' pipe of
%-in. plate in trench;
( 2) 2,500 l.f. furnishing and laying do
on trestle or piers;
( 3) 43,200 lbs. furnishing and instal-
steel pipe specials;
( 4) 622 each furnishing and instal-
ling beveled courses for curved
sections In welded steel pipe;
( 5) Not included in this Sched.;
( 6) 1,115,300 sq. ft. applying bitum.
enamel protective coating and
lining to steel pipe;
( 7) 497,200 sq. ft. felt wrapping on
steel pipe;
( 8) 52,100 .sq. ft. %-in. mortar cover-
ing on steel pipe;
( 9) 5 each furnishing and installing
flexible couplings;
(10) I only furnishing and Installing
expansion joint;
(11) 38 each furnishing and installing
manholes on pipe;
(12) 11,400 lbs. furnishing and instal-
ling saddle nozzles ;
(13) 4,800 lbs. furnishing 'and installing
companion flanges;
(14) 5,200 lbs. furnishing and installing
misc. steel work attached to pipe
(15) 112,000 lb.s. furnishing and In.stal-
ling misc. steel work not at-
tached to pipe;
(16) 28 each furnishing and Installing
4-in. gate valves;
(16a) 10 each do with beveled gears;
(17) 65 each furnishing and Installing
6-ln. gate valves;
(17a) 42 each do with beveled gears;
(18) 14 each furnishing and Installing
8-In. valves;
(ISa) 6 each do with beveled gears;
(19) Not Included In thi.s Schedule;
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
(20) 2 each furnishing and installinK
12-in. low pressure gate valves;
(21) 3 each furnishing and installing
IC-in. low pressure gate valve*;
(22) 10 each furnishing and installing
4-in. vacuum valves;
(23) 42 each furnishing and installing
C-in. vacuum valves;
(24) 5 each furnishing and installing
8-in. vacuum valves;
(25) 45 eiuh furnishing and installing
air reIea^^e valves;
(26) 30.000 Ihs. furnishing and instal-
ling cast iron pipe, gate valvo
covers and fittings;
(21) 4,000 lbs. furnishing and instal-
ling corru. metal pipe culverts;
(28) 5.000 lbs. furnishing and instal-
- .Un^g steel castings;
(29) 1,000 11)6. furnishing and instal-
ling bolts, nuts and washers:
(30) 4,000 lbs. installing fittings fur-
ni.shed by the city to be riveted
or welded to pipe;
(31) 33,200 lbs. Installing large gate
valves and venturi meter fur-
nished by the city;
(32) 4,000 lbs. installing misc. metal
work furnished ly the city;
(33) 33,500 c.y. Class 1 earth excava-
tion for pipe trenches up to 9-
ft. depth;
(34) 6,050 c.y. Cla^s 1 do below 9-ft.
depth;
(35) 102,900 c.y. Cla.ss 2 earth excava-
tion for pipe trenches;
(36) 800 c.y. earth excavation for foot-
ings and structures;
(37; 7.320 c.y. additional for rock ex-
cavation;
(38) 1,000 c.y. constructing earth em-
bankments;
(39) 22,000 c.y. .sand backfill for ex-
, cavatlons In paved roads and
streets;
(40) 270 each remove, repair and/or
replace house sewer laterals:
(41) 4,500 l.f. furnishing and installing
6-ln. main sewer;
(42) 300 c.y. Class A concrete;
(43) 40 c.y. Class B concrete;
(44) 30 bbls. extra cement;
(45) 35,200 lbs. reinforcing steel;
(46) 18,600 l.f. furnishing untreated
piles;
(47) 2.500 l.f. furnishing treated do;
(48) 450 each driving piles;
(49) 125 MFBM furnishing and instal-
ling Redwood timber:
(50) 25 MFBM furnishing and instal-
ling Douglas flr timber;
(51) 8,000 lbs. furnishing and instal-
ling structural steel;
(52) 4,500 SCI. yds. painting miscella-
neous structures;
(53) 18,000 sq. ft. repavement in Cily
and County of San Francisco;
(54) 94,500 scj. ft. do in San Mateo Co.;
(55) Lump sum constructing venturi
meter building;
(56) 860 l.f. furnishing and laying 60-
m. steel cylinder reinforced con-
crete pipe for 300-ft. head;
(57) 5,240 l.f. do for 275-ft. head;
(58) 9,690 l.f. do for 2.50-ft. head;
(59) 4,550 l.f. do for 225-ft. head;
(60) 150 each tension joints In steel
cylinder reinf. concrete pipe;
(61) 185 each furnishing and instal-
ling bevel courses for elbows in
concrete pipe.
Plans and specifications may be oli-
tained at Room 605, San Francisco
Water Department BIdg., 425 Mason
St., on deposit of 125.
Nelson A. Eckart, general manager
and chief englneeT. • 31
January 15, 1936
BIDS WANTED
SAN FRANCISCO.— Until February
4, 3 P. M., bids will be received by
the Public Utilities Commission, Rm.
287, City Hall, under Spec. No. W. D.
80, for laying the Crosstown Pipe Line
consisting of 36- and 44-ln. diameter
•teel pipe.
Bids will be taken as follows:
C 1) Removal and delivery of st»*t
pipe from the Newark-San Lo-
renzo Pipe Line to San Fran-
cisco, 11,150 l.f. of 36-in. pipe;
( 2) Removal of lining and coating
from the steel pipe, 11,150 1.1.
of 30-in. pipe;
( 3) Repairing holes in 36-in. dlam.
steel pipe. 75 l.f. of welding;
( 4) Relining and recoating of steel
pipe with Single Standard Wrap-
ping, 11,100 l.f. of 36-ln. pipe;
( 5) Fabrication, lining and coating of
steel pipe with Single Standard
Wrapping, 900 l.f. of 36-in. pipe
from Ji-in. plates;
( 6) Fabrication, lining and coating
of steel pipe with Single Stand-
ard Wrapping, 5,500 l.f. of 44-m.
dla. pipe from 5/16-in. plates;
( 7) Fabrication of bends, 50 round-
about seams from S6-in. diam-
eter steel pipe;
( 8) Fabrication of bends. 40 round-
about seams from 44-in. diam-
eter steel pipe;
( 9) Excavation and backfill for nor-
mal trench, not over 6-ft. be-
low the street surface for 36-ln.
pipe, 12,300 l.f.;
(10) Excavation and backfill for nor-
mal trench, not over 6% -In. be-
low the street wurface for 44-in.
diameter pipe, 5,500 l.f.;
(11) Additional excavation and back-
rtll for trench from normal trench
depth to 8-ft. below street sur-
face, 1,500 c.y.,
(12) Additional excavation and back-
fill for trench over 8-ft. below
street surface, 1,500 c.y.;
(13) Excavation and backfill for drain.s
normal trench, 125 c.y.;
(14) Excavation and backfill for blow-
offs, noi-mal trench, 150 c.y.;
(15) Additional pavement removal and
replacement, 1500 sci. yds. ;
nO) Installation of drains, 225 l.f.;
(17) Installation of steel pipe, 12,300
l.f. of 36-ln. dia. steel pipe;
(18) do, 5,500 l.f. of 44-ln. steel pipe;
(19) Making joints — for pipe and fit-
tings. 350 l.f. bell and spigot
joints;
(20) linstallation of fittings, 70,000 lbs.
(21) Repavement, 70,000 sq. ft.
Plans and specifications obtainable
at Room 005, San Francisco Water
Department Bldg., 425 Mason St., up-
on deposit of 110.00.
N. A. Eckart, chief engineer.
CONTRACTS AWARDED
RIVERSIDE and San Bernardino
Cos., Cal. — Contracts for constructing
the Cajalco-Fontana Pipe Line, 16.47
miles. Spec. 187, were awarded by the
lioard of Directors of the Metropolitan
Water District Jan. 10, to the Amer-
ican Concrete ana S<eel Pipe Co. and
the Western Pipe and Steel Co., at a
total of $5,578,928. Including district
items, engineering and other incident-
als, total cost of this section of the
Upper Feeder will be 17,423,486. The
Individual contracts are:
American Concrete and Steel Pipe
Co., 4635 Firestone Blvd., South Gate,
at $1,371,890, for constructing Sched-
ules 1 P and 8P, 2.33 miles and 3.81
miles, respectively, of 11 ft. 8 in. pre-
cast concrete pipe. The bid on Sched-
ule IP was $540,611 and 3P, $880,639,
with a deduction of $49,360 for award
of both schedules.
Western Pipe and Steel Co., 5717
Santa Fe Ave., Los Angeles, at $4,-
207.037.57. for constructing 10.33 miles
of 9 ft. 8 in. to 12 ft. in. steel pipe
line (Schedule 2S) and a steel bridge
across the Santa Ana River (Schedule
2B). The bid on 2S was $4,047,374.57.
and on 2B, $159.68.
asked as soon as PWA approval is
received. Estimated cost is approxi-
mately $1,400,000.
Contracts will be let for laying
about 10.5 miles of 60-in. welded steel
pipe between San Francisco Water
Department Yard near Millbrae and
University Mound Reservoir. Sepa-
rate contracts may be let for each of
two sections. Section "A", between
Baden and the reservoir will consist
entirely of welded steel pipe, a length
of about 35,050 feet. Section "B" will
consist of 60-in. steel cylinder rein-
forced concrete pipe with short sec-
tions of welded steel pipe, a length of
approximately 20,540 feet.
Plans are being prepared under su-
pervision of Chief Engineer N. A.
Eckart for a third section of the Crys-
tal Springs pipe line to be construct-
ed from Crystal Springs Dam to Bur-
lingame. The estimated cost of this
portion is approximately $700,000. The
contract will be advertised at a later
date. I
BIDS WANTED
POINT ARGUELLO, Santa Barbara
Co., Cal.— Until January 23, 2 P. M.,
bids will be received by the U. S.
Coast Guard Headquarters, Washing-
ton, D. C, for the driving of a deep
water well, including the furnishing of
all necessary equipment, materials,
tools, etc., and drilling, casing, and
.pumping the well, at the location of
the new Point Arguello Coast Guard
Station near Arlight, Santa Barbara
County.
Specifications obtainable from above
office and on file at the Coast Guard.
Section Base II, Government Island,
Oakland, where they may be viewed
by prospective bidders. ♦
32— SEWERS & SEWAGE
DISPOSAL PLANTS
CONTRACT AWARDED
EL CENTRO, Imperial Co., Cal.— A
& B Const. Co., 912 S Atlantic Blvd..
Hynes, awarded contract (subject to
PWA approval) by the El Centro civy
council January 9 at $249,097, for the
construction of a sewage pumping
plant and outfall sewer emptying lnt'<
the New River, about 35,000 l.f. from
plant to discharge i>oint. Plans for
the project were prepared by Koeblg
& Koebig, consulting engineers. Ro-
wan Bldg., Los Angeles, and Phil W.
Knight, city engineer.
PLANS AWAITING PWA APPROVAL
SAN FRANCISCO. — San Francisco
Water Department has submitted
plana to the PWA for the Mlllbrae-
Unlverelty Mound section of Crystal
Springs pipe line No. 2. Bids will be
CONTRACT AWARDED
FRESNO, Fresno Co., Cal.— Thomp-
son Const. Co., 2150 G St., Fresno, at
$978.13 awarded contract by Fresno
City Commission. H. S. Foster, City
Clerk, for furnishing clay sewer pipe
as follows:
(1) 2196 l.f. 10-in.;
(2) 30 l.f. 8-in.;
(3) 284 l.f. 6-in.
The other bids were:
California Pottery Co., Niles. $978.13
San Joaquin Materials Co.. Fresno^
$978.13.
N. Clark & Sons, San Francisco,
$978.13.
Gladding Bros. Mfg. Co., San Jose.
$978.15. • 82
33^ WATER WORKS
BIDS WANTED
LIVIOKMORE. Alameda Co., Calif.—
UnUl January 28, 2 P. M., bids will be
received by E. W. Tallman. Business
Manager, Veterans Administration
Facility. Llvermore, under Bid No.
164, for furnishing:
(1) Lump .^un1 for equipment includ-
ing 125-hp. diesel motor with V-
belt driven pump head at Kaiser
Well with necessary pulleys, pump
head, V-belt. etc.. for complete
and efficient connection of diesel
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
31
motor with present deep well
pump.
(2) Lump sum. for diesel V-belt uiul
pump heat :is in Item 1, requiriuB
c-ylinder liners, maximum B.M.E.
P. 65 Ills, while developing 102-hp.
and to provide additional clutch
mechanism for manually di.sengaK-
inp engine from load while op-
erating.
Delivery f.o.h. Veterans' Adminis- '
tr:iti(in Pumping Sites near Livermore.
- ;iecUlcatl(>ns obtainable from the
\e otllce and on tile at the office
01 DAIKV PACIFIC BUILDER. 33
BIDS WANTED
SUISUX. Solano Co.. Calif. — Until
January 31, 10 A. M., bids will be re-
ceived by the Suisun City Council, A.
X. Trajnor, City Clerk, for con.struc-
tion of improvements to the water
works system, including laying of new
mains and relaying existing mains.
Estimated cost $35,000.
The work involves:
( 1) 3315 l.f. 12-in. transmission line:
(Alt. a) Cement lined cast iron pipe,
wrapped;
(Alt. b) Cement lined cast iron pipe,
not wrapped;
(Alt. c) Cement lined steel pipe, wrap-
ped;
( 2) 2360 l.f. 8-in. distribution line;
(Alt. a> Cement lined cast iron pipe.
wrapped;
<.\lt. b) Cement lined steel pipe, wrap-
ped;
( :;i 100 l.f. S-in. pipe installed com-
plete in pipe sheath under rail-
road tracks;
(.\lt. a; Cement lined east iron pipe,
wrapped ;
• Alt. b) Cement lined steel pipe, wrap-
ped;
(, I) 3315 l.f. 8-in. cast iron pipe, sal-
vaged, cleaned, wrapped, relaid:
( :,) 840 l.f. 6-in. distribution line:
(Alt. a> Cement lined cast iron pipe,
wrapped ;
I \lt. b) Cement lined steel pipe, wrap-
: ■ '1;
If. G-in. cast iron pipe, sal-
ted, cleaned, wrapped, relaid;
( :> 1300 l.f. 4-in. distribution line:
'.Vlt. a) Cement lined cast iron pipe,
wrapped ;
(.\lt. b) Cement lined steel pipe. wr.'U)-
ped;
I ^> yOO l.f. 4-in. cast iron pipe instal-
led bet. spring box and collect-
ing reservoir outlet and existing
end of transmission line:
(.\lt. a) Cement lined cast iron pipf.
wrapped;
(Alt. b) Cast iron pipe, salvaged,
cleaned and dipped;
9300 l.f. imported borrow where
required for bedding pipe, per
l.f. of trench, in place;
(10) 11.600 ll)fi. cast Iron fittings, in-
stalled.
(11) One only, 12-in. valve;
(12) 13 8-in. valves;
(13) 23 6-in. valves;
(14) 13 4-in. vaJves;
(15) 16 hydrants;
(K) 4 hydrants, removed and relo-
cated ;
<]T) 80 service connections;
(is) 400 l.f. %-in. lead service pipo,
extra ;
(19) 500 l.f. IH-ln. cement lined steel
pipe:
(20) 3300 l.f. repaving trench with as-
phaltic concrete;
(21) 2400 l.f. reiiavlng trench with as-
phaltic macadam;
(22) Cleaning inside of existing mains
and removal from trench, per l.f.
(a) 3315 If. 8-inch;
(b) 3000 l.f. 6-inch:
(c) 1300 l.f. 4-inch;
(23) I.,ump »iuni, one gravel envelope-
well drilled and cased;
(24) Lump sum. tr.insfer of existing
pump and pump bouse from "Well
A to iifcW Well;
(25) I., u m p sum, reconstruction of
Well B:
(26) Lump sum, furnish and install
automatic control switch at
pump with actuating float .at
reservoir and connecting electric
circuit between:
(27) 20 c.y. excav.-ition for aerator and
spring development;
(28) 5 c.y. concrete aerator basin and
walls and box at spring:
(2!0 50 l.f. drain tile laid;
(30) 15 c.y. gravel backfill in spring
collecting channels;
(31) 2 c.y. concrete blanket over giav-
el backfill;
(32) Aerator superstruclure complete
(except concrete).
Plans and specifications obtainable
at the office of Consulting F)ngineer
Clyde C. Kennedy, Room 548. I'all
Bldg.. 74 New Montgomery St.. .'?an
Franci.sco, upon deposit of $5.00.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAX FRANCISCO— Lowrie Paving
Co.. Inc.. 1540 16th St., at 158.375.30
awarded contract by the Public Utili-
ties Commission. City Hall. under
Spec. No. W.D. 58. for laying 12-inch
and 16-inch feeder mains in the Cen-
tral part of San Francisco.
CONTRACTS AWARDED
Fl'LLERTON. Orange Co., Cal.—
Contracts for furnishing cast iron
pipe and fittings were awarded by the
Fullerton City Council January 7 as
follows:
.\merican Cast Iron Pipe Co. — Items
1. 2. 3 4 and 8.
.Smith Booth T'sher — Items 5 and 6.
Rensselaer Valve Co. — Item 7.
The items are:
(1) 5194 ft. G-in. pipe:
(2) 1000 ft. S-in. pipe;
(3) 300 ft. lii-in. pipe:
(4) 300 ft. 12-in. pipe;
(5) 17 G-in. valves;
(6) 5 4-in. valves;
(7) 4 0-in. fire hydiants;
(5) 5054 lbs. sta:iaai\l fittings.
Delivery to be made on streets in
Fullerton as shown on the specifica-
tions.
The bids were:
Warren & Bailey— (5) $25.30; (6)
$15.18.
Mission I'ipe & Supply Co.— (5)
$25.30; (G) $15.18: (7) $53.76; (8) 5c.
Alternate bid , (8) $314.78.
Plant Rose Co.— (5) $25.30; (6) $15.15
(7) $53.76.
American Cast Iron Pipe Co. — (1)
69c; (2) $1.03; (3) $1.39; (4) $1.75; (8)
5c.
Kennedy Valve Mfg. Co.— (5) $25.30;
(6) $15.18; (7) $53.76. Alternate bid:
(5) $21.45; (6) $12.87.
Ducommun Metal & Supplv — (5)
$25.30; (6) $15.18.
U. S. Pipe & Foundry— (1) 71c; (2)
$1.05; (3) $1.42; (4) $1.78; (8) 5^c.
Waterworks Supply Co. — (5) $25.30;
(G) $15.18; (7) $53.76.
Ren.sselaer Valve Co.— (5) $25.30; (6)
$15.18; (7) $53.76.
Cirinnell Co.— (1) 70c; (2) $1.05; (3)
$1.4(1; (4) $1.76; (5) $25.30; (6) $15.18;
(7) $53.75; (8) 5c.
Rich Mfg. Co.— (5) $25.30; (6) $15.18;
(7) $53.76.
Smith Booth Usher— (5) $18.00; (6)
$12.87.
Mueller Co.— (5) $21.45; (6) $12.87;
(7) $53.76.
Thomas Machinery Co.— (5) $25.30:
(G) $15.18; (7) $82.88.
Florence I'ipe & Foundry & Ma-
<hine Co.— (1) 77V4c; (2) $1,105; (3)
$1,485; (4) $1.91; (5) $25.30; (6) $15.18
(S) 5c.
Crane Co.— (5) $25.30; (6) $15.18; (7)
$53.76.
LOW BIDDERS
PKARL HARBOR. T. H. — John
Hansen. Honolulu, at $50,000 on Item
(1) and at $40,000 on Item (2) sub-
mitted low bids to the Bureau of
Yards and Docks. Navy Department,
Washington, D. C, under Spec. No.
7447, for alterations to pump and fuel
oil piping system and new motor-
driven fuel oil pump and piping at
the Naval Fuel Depot, I'earl Harbor,
T. H.
Three low bids follow:
John Hansen. Honolulu. (1) $50,000;
(2) $40,000.
Hawaiian Contracting Co., (1) $82.-
3G0: (2) $71,600.
Young Kngineering Co.. (1) $86,000; (2)
$72,000.
Complete bids will be published
shortly. *
AWARD APPROVED
DOS PALOS, Merced Co., Cal. —
Award of a contract to P. L. Btirr,
320 Market St., San Francisco, at
$58,620 for constructing a municipal
waterworks in Dos Palos has been
approved by PWA. A protest filed
by Oakland Sewer Constr. Co., second
low bidder, and the Associated Gen-
eral Contractors, Northern California
Chapter was dismissed.
Protest was based on a waiver by
the city council of Burr's failure to
file a certified check with his bid.
The council held this omission was
not sufficient to disqualify the pro-
posal.
A temporary restraining order
against the award granted liy th« San
Francisco Snaperior C'ourt was dis-
solved after a hearing January 7.
Work will provide for a supply from
the San Joaquin and Kings River
Canal Co.. and construction of a filter
and purification system with neces-
sary distribution system.
(Complete bids published Nov. 26.
John S. Bates, 3134 Eton Ave., Ber-
keley, engineer. •
CONTEMPLATED
BEAUMONT, Riverside Co.. Calif.—
The Beaumont Irrigation District is
considering various makes of pump-
ing equipment to be installed in the
well now being drilled. The directors
of the district have been discussing a
diesel engine plant. Estimated flow
of the new well is 100 inches. U. S.
Murphy is superintendent, and Guy
Bogart, acting secretary. •
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
COMPLETED
SUISUN, Solano Co., Calif.— Plans
and specifications for construction of
improvements to the Suisun water
works system, including laying of new
mains and relaying existing mains,
have been completed by Engineer C.
C. Kennedy. 548 Call Bldg., 74 New
Montgomery St.. San Francisco. Es-
timated cost. $35,000.
Bidls will be asked shortly by the
city council. • )
34— PARKS & PLAY
GROUNDS
LOW BIDDER
SANT.V CLARA. Santa Clara Co.,
Cal. — Wm. C. Malone, San Jose, at
$450 submitted low bid to the Post-
master. Santa Clara Post OfBce for
seeding and planting the grounds at
the Santa Clara post ofllce.
Bids referred to Washington.
35—
TUNNELS
CONTRACT AWARDED
BOISE PROJECT. Ida— J. A. Ter-
tellng & Sons. 2232 Fairvlew Avenue,
Boise, at $292,415 awarded contract by
the Bureau of Reclamation. Ontario.
Oregon, under Spec. No. 654, for the
construction of Tunnels Nos. 1, 2, 3
and 4, Black Canyon Canal, Payette
Division, Boise Project, located near
Emmett. Idaho.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.. JANUARY 25. 1936
No. 4
TREASURY PLANS
$11,000,000 WORK
IN TWO STATES
Two Big Los Angeles Projects
Head U. S. Building
Program
Site.s have been selected, plans
paritally completed or bids asked
lor sixteen California and Nevada
projects to cost about $ll,024.0n0
included in the current building
program of the U. S. Treasury De-
partment, latest reports reveal.
Oiife project, the $445,000 Santa
Barbara Federal building, is out for
bid- I'li-ij -ve at least partially
con; >!leven buildings for
whic nts aggregating $10,-
286,000 iiav- been made, and sites
have been selected for four others
to cost an estimated $293,000.
Allotments totaling $220,900 to
two post offices are being held for
probable cancellation, according to
the Treasury Department report.
Following is a summary of the
present status of the program in
California and Nevada:
Out for Bids
Santa Barbara $ 445,000
Plans Partially Completed
Los Angeles, P.O., Ct.H.,
etc $6,250,000
Los Angeles, P.O., etc 2,600,000
San Diego (1934 allotm't) 410,000
(1935 allotm't) 255,000
Pasadena 215,000
Watscnville „ 135,000
Martinez 94,000
Santa Maria _ 84,000
Auburn 75,000
Lovelock, Nev 75,000
Tracy 67,000
Carson City, Nev 25,000
Total $10,286,000
Sites Selected
Ukiah $ 83,000
South Gate 80,000
Selma 65,000
Vacaville 65,000
Total $ 293.000
Held for Probable Cancellation
Santa Monica $ 130.900
Ely, Nevada 90,000
Total 220,900
ALAMEDA PROJECT
GETS PWA FUNDS
Bids for reconstruction and re-
moval of earthquake hazards at
Alameda high school to cost an
estimated $89,000 are expected
to be asked shortly, following
approval this week by PWA of
the district's application for a
$40,063 grant to aid in financing
the work. Rehabilitation of the
high school auditorium and gym-
nasium, both of which have
been closed for nearly a year
for failure to conform with pro-
visions of the state earthquake
safety act, will be carried out
with the funds now available.
Plans were prepared by L. H.
Nishkian, Harold Hammin and
the late Earle Russell, s^-uctur-
al engineers, and Architect Carl
Werner.
Alameda Council
Loses In Fight
On City Substation
Alameda county superior court
yesterday affirmed the right of the
Alameda Municipal Board of Pub
lie Utilities to proceed with con-
struction of a new substation build-
ing at Grand street and Eagle av-
enue over the objections of the city
council. W. E. Lyons Construction
Company, contractor for the build
ing, was denied a permit by the
city building inspection department
when the firm sought to proceed
with the work.
J>uperior .Judge Peter J. Crosby
in ruling on a petition of the utili-
ties hoard for permission to erect
the building declared that a build
ing permit was not required since
the work was for a branch of the
municipal government.
Work on the new substation,
whjfh with equipment will cost
about $200,000. has been opposed
by the city council.
New orders for oil burners dur-
ing the first eleven months last
year numbered l.')4..'jl6, the Bureau
of the Census reports, as compared
with 101,544 during the correspond-
ing period in 1934.
BAY PROJECTS
GIVEN $1,800,000
HIGHWAY FUNDS
Commission Allocates Addi-
tional Money For Three
Routes
Funds for additional highway con
struction in the San Francisco Bay
district amounting to $1,880,000 ov-
er the original budget program
have been allocated by the State
Highway Commission since it b->
came apparent that increase gaso-
line tax revenues would permit
more work than had been planned.
The new money will go to three
projects. Largest of them is the ,
Waldo approach to the Golden Gate
Bridge, for which $500,000 was plac-
ed in the original budget. This sum
has been increased to $1,750,000, all
of it coming from state funds since
no agreement could be made with
the Federal government for use of
emergency work-relief money. An
additional section of the Coast
Shore highway between Farallon
City and Rockaway Beach is to be
graded with $330,000 of state and
county money appropriated to Joint
Highway District No. 9. The state -
is contributing $205,000 for con- '
struction and $50,000 for right of
way purchase. The balance is to
be contributed by San Francisco.
San Mateo and Santa Cruz coun-
ties.
The third additional allotment is .'
$300,000 for work on the realign-x-:
ment and reconstruction of the Oak-r^ ^
land-Walnut Creek route, between^
the east portal of the Broadway
low-level tunnel and Walnut Creek.
The original budget provided $325,-
000 for this Work and the sum has
been increased to $625,000.
♦
BITUMINOUS HEATER
BUILT ON TRUCK
An improved Croslin bituminous
heater, built directly on a Ford V-S
one and one-ha"" ton truck to mak<^
a complete self-propelling unit, is
announced by The Darby Corp.,
Kansas City. Kansas. The Croslin
will raise oil 100 to 120 degrees on
one pass through the heater, fur-
nishing hot oil at the rate of 100
to 125 gallons per minute, accord-
ing to the manufacturer, who will
send furthei details upon request.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
BUREAU EXPANDS
ENGINEER STAFF
ON C. V. PROJ.
Three Division Offices Opened ;
Prepare To Let
Contract
The staff of the U. S. Reclama-
tion Service under Walker Young,
construction engineer for the Cen-
tral Valley Water Project, is being
enlarged rapidly as plans proceed
for expenditure of the initial $15.-
000,000 appropriation now available.
Headquarters of the project in
Sacramento have been moved from
the new Federal building to the
Old Postofflce building where more
space is available. Offices have
been opened in Redding, Antioch
and Friant.
R. B. Snell, resident engineer at
Redding for the Kennett division,
has recently added to his staff O.
B. Misz as location engineer for the
railroad work and Paul Guyer, of-
fice engineer. Russell Chase of
Portland has been engaged as con-
sulting engineer for the railroad re-
location. A crew of about forty
men is engaged in preliminary
work at the dam site.
Relocation of a section of the
Southern Pacific tracks near Red-
ding probably will be the first con-
struction contract advertised in the
Central Valley Project. Plans have
been completed and a call for bids
is expected from the Denver office
within a few days.
Oscar G. Boden, former engineer
on the Owyhee Project, is in charge
of the Contra Costa division with
offices in Antioch. At present Mr.
Boden is supervising work on all
canal sections of the project.
Harry S. Williams, associate engi-
neer in the bureau, has established
headquarters near Friant dam site,
where the second construction con-
tract is scheduled to start. The bu-
reau has allocated $3,500,000 to the
Friant division for initial construc-
tion.
New members of the Sacramento
headquarters staff include Court-
landt Eaton, former Los Angeles
county flood control engineer, and
Earle R. Mills, chief clerk.
MERCURY TUBES
IN NEW PRINTER
The Pease Model "7" continuous
blue-printing machine, designed to
meet the growing demand for con-
tinuous printing of moderate re-
quirements, is announced by the C.
F. Pease Co., 813 North Franklin
Street, Chicago, Illinoiis. The ma-
chine will reproduce material as
blue-prints, brown-prints or direct
process prints in any dimensions
up to 42 inches in width. Uniform
illumination, ))rovided by mercury
vapor tubes, and simplicity of op-
eration are among fe.atures listed
by the manufacturer, who will send
full information upon request.
Contracts On First Units Authorized
$5,500,000 In State Building Fund;
With the largest state building program to be undertaken in recent
years, the State Division of Architecture will contract approximately
$5,500,000 within the eighteen-month period ending June 30, 1937. Since
the first of the year State Architect George B. McDougall has placed
on the market approximately $800,000 in contracts. Other projects will
be released as rapidly as they are approved by the various state agencies
for which the work is being done.
Funds at the disposal of the Division of Architecture include $3,-
7r>o,000 appropriated by the last
legislature for additions at state
institutions; $1,200,000 for erecting
two office buildings at Sacramento;
$700,000 for the San Mateo Live-
stock Pavilion.
The pavilion contract was adver-
tised several weeks ago, but bids
were rejected when they exceeded
the appropriation. Since that date
a WPA project has been approved
for excavating and constructing the
foundations up to the first floor line.
WPA promises to complete this
work by March 15. Meanwhile ap-
proval is being sought in Washing-
ton for use of the authorized $200,-
000 PWA grant to construct the
balance of the structure. When it
is received the state is ready to
take new bids.
A contract has been let for ex-
cavating the site of the two new
office buildings in Sacramento and
lor driving pile foundations. Bids
have been invited on the general
contract for the Motor Vehicle
building and the division is ready
to advertise the Public Works
building within the next month.
Each structure will cost $600,000,
it is estimated.
Two contracts are being adver-
tised in the $3,750,000 institutional
building program. One is for the
laundry building at Camarillo Hos-
pital to cost about $75,000; the oth-
er for a ward at Norwalk Hospital
to cost about $120,000.
State Director of Institutions
Harry Lutgens has approved call-
ing for bids on a custodial unit at
Mendocino Hospital to cost $200,-
000; a dairy building at Camarillo
which with equipment will cost
$100,000; a ward building at Stock-
ton, $90,000; cold storage and ice
plant, ward building and industrial
units at Camarillo and additions at
Patton Hospital. Contracts will be
let on these jobs at an early date.
Other portions of the hospital
program are being withheld tem-
porarily pending further negotia-
tion with the Federal government
for grants to supplement the state's
fund.
TURLOCK DISTRICT
NAMES SUPERINTENDENT
Directors of Turlock Irrigation
District have promoted Oscar Ros-
tad from the position of electrical
foreman to superintendent of elec-
trical distribution. He succeeds
Clifford E, Plummer, resigned to
become electrical engineer for the
Modesto Irrigation District.
VOTERS APPROVE
$200,000 BONDS
FOR KERN HIGH
Architect Promises Early Start
On Construction Of
School Units
A bond issue of $200,000 for new
building at Kern County Union
High School in Bakersfield was ap-
proved by voters at a special elec-
tion Friday. The bond issue' iwijli
provide funds for a new classroom
and study hall building and for al-
teration and repair of the girls'
gymnasium.
Architect Chas. H. Biggar an-
no u n c e d that the architectural
plans for the new classroom and
study hall building already are com-
plete and that the board probably
will be able to call for bids the lat-
ter part of February.
It is planned to begin construc-
tion of the new building by the mid-
dle of March, he said, so that it
may be completed for the begin-
ning of the fall semester in Sep-
tember. The building will house
four classrooms on the lower floor,
a study hall on the second floor
and heating and ventilating units
and storerooms on the ground floor.
The building will be erected just
south of the high school library
building, which it will match archi-
tecturally, according to Mr. Biggar.
It will be of reinforced concrete
construction, fireproof and earth-
quake resistant.
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Frames." Subjects treated in the
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special studies, much of which are
given in the form of numerical
problems.
Copies may be obtained without
charge by writing the Portland Ce-
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Ave., Chicago. 111.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
PERMIToS AMD eOM^RAeT.
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY
N"
Owner
Contractor
Amt.
71
Sherwood
Grant
1000
Doelger
Owner
3500
73
Land
Owner
3000
74
L.and
Owner
3000
75
LaiKl
Owner
3000
Tfi
Land
Owner
3000
77
Land
Owner
3000
7S
Ileyman
Meinberger
6000
71'
Armour
Owner
lOOOQ
SO
First
owner
loisr.
SO
Owtns
I'aponha usen
2000
SI
Mangan
Ruegg
4000
82
Graham
Owner
3sr.o
sn
Stefanopoloiis
J-G Const.
4500
S4
Hirshberg
Early
2000
83
Maison
MulKn
5000
SG
prtoneson
Owner
3500
87
Stoneson
Owner
4000
S8
Lynn
DeLucchi
2500
S9
Hinckman
Harder
1375
yo
West
Owner
1000
91
iMittelstaedt
( )wner
4000
92
O'Rourke
Owner
1800
9.-?
Anza
Uousseau
5000
94
Verili
Owner
1000
95
Halsen
Owner
4000
96
Johnson
Owner
10000
97
Schwartz
Delucchi
4000
98
Coughlin
Harrett
10000
99
Starlight
Owner
4000
100
Mai loch
Malloch
14000
101
Heyman
Owner
4500
102
Ciallagher
Ratto
2000
ALTER AT lOXS
(71) 6327 CALIFORNIA ST. Altera-
tions to apartments.
Owner — Mrs. Sherwood & Mis. Janke,
1 Garcia.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Lincoln U. Grant, 058 3rd
Avenue. $1,000
DWELLING
(72) E 17th AVE. 25 S Lawton. One-
story and basement frame dwell-
ing.
Owner antl Builder — Henry Doelg»'r
Builder. Inc.. 320 Judah Street.
Architect— Not Given. J3,500
DWELLING
(73) E 24th AVE. 172 N Wawona St.
One - .«lory and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner and Builder — Land Develop-
ment Co., 364 Bush Street.
Ar. hitect— Not Given. $3,000
DWELLING
(74) E 24th Ave. 97 N Wawona St.
One - story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner anrl Buildfr — Land Develop-
ment Co., 364 Bufch Street.
Architect — Not Given. $3,000
DWELLING
(75) E 24th AVE. 197 N Wawona St.
One - story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner ami Buildpr — Land Develop-
ment Co.. 364 Bush Street.
Arrhlfect— Not Given. $3,000
DWELLING
(76) E 24th AVE. 122 N Wawona St.
One - .story and liasement frame
dwtlling.
Owner anrl Builder — Land Develop-
ment Co., 364 Bush Street.
Architect— Not Given. $3,000
DWELLING
(77) E 24fh AVE. 147 N Wawona St.
One - story and baHement frame
dwelling.
Owner and Builder — Land Develop-
ment Ct.. 3G4 Bush Street.
Architect— Not Given. $3,000
DWELLING
(-S) E RUSSIAN HILL I'LACE 82 N
Vallejo St. Two-^tory and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner— Stanley Hyman, % architect.
.\rchitcct— Farr & Ward, 6S Post St.
Contractor— H. S. Meinberger. 956 Fol-
som Street. $6,000
ALTERATIONS
(70) 374 TOWNSEND ST. .Vlt.r stor-
age building and cooler.
Owner — Armour and Company, South
San Francisco.
I'lans by F. A. Llndberg, General En-
gineer, Armour & Co.. Chicago.
$10,000
CHURCH & PARSONAGE
ISO) W BELCHER 235 S Duboce Ave.
Two-.«lory frame church and par-
sonage.
Owner— F i r s t Finnish Evangelicau-
Luthern Church of San Francisco,
2267 Market Street.
Architect— Not Given. $10.l:i5
ALTERATIONS
(SO) 3151 SACRAMENTO ST. Alter
public garage.
Owner — Thos. Owens. 3893 Sacramen •
to Street.
.\rchitect — Not Given.
• 'ontractor — H. Papenhausen. 595 Vic-
toria Street. $2,000
DWELLING
(SI) W DESMOND 19g S Vi.sitacion.
One - story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — -Arthur J. Mangan, 186 Arleta.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— The Ruegg Co., 3G9 Pine
Street. $4,000
DWELLING
(82) W TOCOLOMA 372 N Blanken.
One - story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner ami Builder — Wm. H. Grahn,
2956 Mission St,
Architect— Not Given. $3850
DWELLING
(83) SW THOMAS 325 SE Lane. One-
story and basement frame dwell-
ing.
Owner — D. Stefanopoulos, 1547 Thom-
as Street.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — J-G Const. & Finance Co.
11S2 Market Street. $4,500
SERVICE STATIO.N
(84) SE 38th AVE. and Geary Street.
Class C service station.
Owner — A. Hirshberg, % contractor.
Plans by Richfield Oil Co., 248 Battery
Street.
Contractor — Fred J. Early, Jr., 369
Pine Street. $2,000
ALTERATIONS
(85) 1214 M.VRKET ST. Alter rr.s-
taurant.
Owner — Maison Paul Grill, premises.
Architect— I>)dge A. Rledy, 821 Mar-
ket Street.
Contractor — Mullen Mantifacf uring Co.
GO Rau*<ch Street. $5,000
E Seneca
basement
DWELLING
(86) S CAYUGA ST. 41
Ave. One-story and
frame dwelling.
Owner — Stoneson Bros.. IG30 Ocean
Ave., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $3500
DWELLING
(87) SE SENECA AVE & CAYUCiA
frame dwelling.
Owner — Stoneson Bros.. 1C30 Ocean
Ave., San Francisco.
St. One-story and basement
Architect— Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(SS) N HUDSON ST. 150 E Mendell.
One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — Frances Lynn, % Contractor.
Architect— F. W. Dakin. 625 Market
St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Richard DeLucchi, 3275
San Bruno Ave. $25o0
ALTERATIONS
(S9) NO. 1226 VALENCIA STREET.
Alter store.
Owner — Chas. M. Hinckman, 565 So.
14th St., San Jose.
.Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— John Harder. 870 39th
Ave., San Francisco. $1375
ALTERATIONS
(90) NO. 319-29 FRONT S^. Alter
stores.
Owner — Mrs. Aphra West, 137 9th Ave.
San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $1000
DWELLING
(91) E SIXTEEJNTH A\TF:. 225 S
Vicente St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — Oscar E. Mittelstaedt. 808
Rivera St., San P^ancisco.
-Architect — C. O. Clausen, 745 46th
Ave., S^n Francisco. $4000
DWELLING
(92) W OILMAN ST. 183 W Griffith
St. One-story frame dwelling.
Owner — Frank and Mary O'Rourke
1032 Oilman St., San Francisco.
-Architect— Not Given. $1800
DWELLING
(93) W RETIRO WAY 100 N Bfeach
St. One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — -Anza Home Bldg. Co., 321
Kearny St., San Francisco.
.Architect— H. C. Baumann. 251 Kear-
ny St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Oliver M. Rousseau Inc ,
321 Kearny St. $5000
ST.
ALTERATIONS
(94) NO. 1503 TWENTIETH
Alter dwelling.
Owner — G. Verili, Premises.
.Architect— Not Given $100o
DWELLING
(95) N ULLOA ST. 93 W 14th Ave
One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner— A. Halsen, 2427 25th Avenue.
San Francisco.
Architect— D. Jaekle, 7o Owner
$4000
DFFICE. ETC.
(9G) W SIXTH ST. 226 N Brannan
St. Class C concrete office and
shop.
Owner -- Louis Johnson, 666 Mission
St., San Francisco.
Engineer— H. A. E^nmvica. 1280 In-
diana St., San Francisco. $10,000
DWELLING
(97) NE SILVER AVE. AND EL-
tnira St. One-story and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner — Waller Schwartz. % Con-
tractor.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Architect— F. W. Dakin, 625 Market
', St., San Francisco,
eontractor — Richard Delucchi. 3275
"*- San Bruno Ave. $4000
TERMINAL
(98) S BRANNAN ST. 200 W Fifth
St. One-story frame truck ter-
minal.
Owner — J. C. Coughlin, 1465 Folsom
St., San Francisco.
Engineers— Ellison & Russell. PaciPic
Bldg., San Francisco.
Contractor— Barrett & Hilp, 918 Har-
rison St.. San Francisco. $10,000
ALTERATIONS
(9'J) No. 2221 MISSION ST. Alter
Store and apartments.
Owner- S-tarlight Furniture Co., 2221
Mis.sif)n St.. San Francisco.
Architect— F. W. Dakin, 025 Market
St., San Francisco. $4000
APARTMENTS
(100) S-E MONTGOMERY AND FIL-
Itert Sts. 'J'hree-story and base-
ment frame apartments.
Owner — J. S. Malloch. 12.35 Mont-
gonxery St.. San Francisco.
Ensineers — Ellison \- Russell, Pat-ilic
Bldg., San Francisco.
Contractor— J. S. Malloch, G66 Mission
St.. San Franci.sco. $14,000
DWELLING
(101) E MALLORCA ROAD 175 N
Alhamlira St. Two-story and
basement frame dwelling.
Owner — Heynian Bros., 742 Market
St., San Francisco.
Architect—Not Given. $4500
ALTHRATION»
(102) NO. 756 BAY ST. Alter apart-
ments.
Owner — Mrs. E. M. Gallagher, Prem.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Victor E. Ratto, 4594 19th
St., San Francisco. $2000
ALAMEDA
COUNTY
No
Owner
Contractor
Amt.
34
Boysen
McDonald
3000
35
Shemanskl
Miller
1800
36
Haller
Owner
5256
(37
) Lyon
Owner
4500
38
Steffen.son
Steffenson
3750
39
Ifownian
Farringer
4000
40
Jacobsen
Pressler
3500
41
Silva
Owner
2900
42
City
Kelly
42368
43
Baker
Owner
1950
44
Bellocq
Gaubert
7000
45
Bellocq
Gaubert
5000
46
(Collins
Courtright
4950
47
Guaranty
Owner
1000
48
Scammell
Owner
5000
49
Owen
^'an Ness
4250
50
Winkelman
Owner
2000
51
Tate
Owner
5500
52
Christensen
Anderson
4500
53
Roy
Walker
4000
54
Mullen
Loesckke
1080
55
Luric
Daley
16400
56
Gerry
Dawe
4750
57
Bardwell
Owner
6650
58
Rose
Owner
6000
59
Jacobs
Short
4000
60
Berkeley
Parker
113725
ADDITION
(34) 1001 42ik1 ST.. OAKLAND. (>n. -
story brick and steel addition.
Owner— Waller N. Boysen, 324 Lin-
den St., Oakland.
.\rchit«'ct— Ray Keefir. 7 7 Wesley
Ave., Oakland.
Contractor — A. A. McDonald, 3136
Rawson St., Oakland.
SERVICE STATION
f35) 2918 SAN PABLO AVE. BER-
. KELEY. One-.story 2-rooni steel
enf< .«tatifn.
Owner— I. Shemanski, 1017 Market St.,
Berkeley.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — B. Miller, 589 Haddon Rd..
Berkeley. $1800
DWELLING
(36; 135 ALT.V KO.VD. OAKLAND.
Two-story 6-rooni dwelling.
Owner and Builder— Paul H. Hall.;r,
6221 Buena Vista Ave., Oakland.
Architect — Not Given. $5250
DWELLING
(37) 3008 PARTRIDGE AVE., OAK-
LAND. One-story 5-room dwell-
ing.
Owner and Builder— C. D. Lyon, 6501
Buena Ventura Ave., Oakland.
.Vrchitect— Not Given. . $4500
DWELLING
(38) SO. 1418 UNION STREET,
ALAMEDA. One-story five-room
stucco dwelling.
Owner— Frank Steffenson, 1300 Web-
ster St., Alameda.
.Vrchitect — Not Given.
Contractor— A. Steffenson, 1300 Web-
ster St., Oakland. $3750
DWELLING
(39) NO. 2014 CE.VTRAL AVE, ALA-
MEDA, two-story 6-room frame
and stucco dwelling.
Owner — E. L. Bywman, Premises.
.\rchitect — Not Given.
Contractor — Farringer & Spaulding,
1511 l-'nion S-t., Alameda. $4000
CLEMENS ROAD,
One-story five-room
DWELLING
(40) NO. 193S
OAKLAND,
dwelling.
owner — K. G. and E Jacobsen, 881
York St., Oakland.
.\rchitect — Not Given.
Contractor — Walter Pressler, 1419 Ex-
celsior Ave., Oakland. $3500
STORE
(41) NO. 1925 SEVENTY-THIRD
Ave., OAKLAND. One-story store
Owner— M. Silva. 1927 73rd Ave., Oak-
land.
Architect— Not Given. $2900
LIBRARY
(42) NO. 1170 THE ALAMEDA, BER-
KELEY. One-story library.
Owner — City of Berkeley.
Architect— Jas. Plachek.
Contractor— Kelly & Tulloch, 335 8th
St.. Berkeley. $42,368
GARAGE, ETC.
(43) NO. 210 CROCKER AVENUE,
PIEDMONT. Garage and ser-
vants' quarters.
Owner— Geo. W. Baker, Premises.
Architect — Noble and Archie Newsom,
Russ Bldg.. S. F. $1950
LAUNDRY
(44) NO. 6046 CLAREMONT AVE.,
OAKLAND. Two-story 4-room
brick laundry.
Owner — F. Bellocq, 6028 Claremant
Ave.. Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Gaubert Brothers, 4735
Brookdale Ave.. Oakland. $8000
DWELLING
(45) NO. (■>044 CLAREMONT AVE..
OAKLAND. One-story five-room
brick dwelling.
Owner — F. Bellocq, 6028 Claremant
Ave.. Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
C'ontractor — Gaubert Brothers, 4735
Brookdale Ave.. Oakland. $5000
DWELLING
(46) NO. 5932 MONZAL AVENUE.
OAKLAND. One-story five-room
dwelling and one-etory garage.
Owner— E. L. Co)lip3..
• Architect— W. H. Hyde. 1801 Bank of
America Bldg., Oakland.
Contractor— T. D. Courtright, 349 51st
St.. Oakland. ' $4950
ALTKKATIONS
(IT) NO. 3S64 THIRTY-FIFTH AVE..
OAKLAND. Alterations and ad-
dition.
Owner — Guara-nty Bldg. & Loan Assn.,
1804 Telegraph Ave., Oakland.
Architect— Not Given. $1000
DWELLING
(48) S CORDOVA ST. 300 W Fruit-
vale Ave., OAKLAND. One-story
six-room dwelling.
Owner— J. W. Scammell, 424 Scenic
. Ave.. PiedmonL
Architect— Not Given. $5000
DWELLING
(49) NO. 1422 GLENFIELD AVE..
OAKLAND. On-story five-room
dwelling.
Owner — A. W. Owen, 1825 Hopkins
St., Oakland.
Arcliilect- T. H. Slocombe, 2362 Ash-
by Ave.. Berkeley.
Contractor — L. E. Van Ness, 4920
Park Blvd., Oakland. $4250
ALTERATIONS
(50) NO. 2261 HOPKINS STREET.
OAKLAND. Alterations and ad-
dition.
Owner — H. B. Winkleman, 805 Cal-
mar Ave., Oakland.
Architect— Not Given. $2000
DWELLING
(51) NO. 5133 PROCTOR AVENUE.
OAKLAND. Two-story six-room
dwelling.
Owner- S. P. Tate, 5317 Broadway.
Oakland.
Architect— Not Given. $5500
(52) NO. 1050 WARFIELD AVENUE.
OAKLAND. One-story six - room
dwelling.
()\vner — A. C. Christensen.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — C. Anderson, 3917 Park
Blvd., Oakland. $4500
DWELLING
(03) NO. 720 GRIZZLY PEAK BLVD.
BERKELEY. One-story five-room
frame dwelling and garage.
Owner— Geo. E. Roy, 123 Lake St..
Oakland.
•■Vrchitect — Not Given.
Contractor — J. M. Walker, 1709 Grove
St., Berkeley. $4000
ADDITIONS
(51) NO. 2341 SPAULDING STREET
BERKELEY. Additions.
Owner — L. J. Mullen, Premises.
Architect — Not Given.
t'ontractor — H. Loesckke, 2533 Califor-
nia St., Berkeley. $1080
STORE
(55) NO. 41Se PIEDMONT AVENUE,
OAKLAND. One-story store.
Owner — Tlie Luric Co.. San Francisco
Architect— G. W. Catterill, 4221 Har-
fon St., EMieryville.
Contractor— Daley Bros., 4221 Harton
St., Emeryville. $16,400
DWELLING
(50) NO. 5S30 MENDOCINO AVE..
OAKLAND. Two-story six-room
dwelling.
Owner— E. L. Gerry. 5759 Stiafter Ave.
Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractoi^-Leslle C. Dawe, 449 Cov-
entry Road. Oakland. $4750
DWKI.ILING
(57) NO. 1231 TRESTLE GLEN RD.
OAKLAND. Two-story 7 - room
dwelling and one-story frame pa-
rage.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Owner— Chas. E. Bardwell, 794 Calmai
Ave., Oakland.
ArL-hitoet— Not Giviii. JGG.'.D
inVKLLING
(5S) NO. yei PAKK LANE.. OAK-
LAND. Two-story 7-room dwlg.
Owner— Mrs. Kniily Rose, 2448 Sac-
ramento St.. Berkeley.
Arrhitect— P. H. Slocombo. $6000
inVELLlNG
(59) NO. 50 ALAMO ST.. BERKE.
LEY. One-story five-room framo
dwelling and garage.
Owner— Mal)el II. Jacobs. 815 Coven-
try Road. Berkeley.
Architect- E. H. Hillier. 2687 Shasta
■ Way, Berkeley.
Contractor— J. V. Short, 1380 Euclid
Ave.. Berkeley. $4000
ALTERATIONS
(60) Nt). 17S1 ROSE ST., BERKELEY
Alterations to Garfield High School
Owner — Berkeley School District.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — K. E. Parker, S' a n
Francisco. $143,725
BUILDING CONTRACTS
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY
No. Owner
3 Heym.'tn
I Dinneen
.-J S. I'.
Contractor Amt.
Meinbcrgcr 7pt)9
Landry 7745
Duncanson 11975
DWELLING
(3) E RUSSIAN HILL PLACE 82-G
N Vallejo. Frame dwelling.
Owner — Stanley G. and Carolyn L.
Heyinan, 944 Lake Street. .
Architect — Albert Farr and J, Francis
Ward, 68 Post Street.
Contractor — H. S. Meinberger, 343 4th
Street.
Filed Jan. 17. '36 .Dated. Jan. 16, '30.
Rrough framing completed 257o
Brown coated 25%
Building completed _ 25%
TTsual 35 days 25%
TOTAL COST, $7,599.73
Plans and specifications filed.
FLATS
(4) W PRIEST 117-6 S Washington.
Two - story and basement frame
flats.
Owner— P. U. & T. Dinneen. 45 Priest.
.Architect— F. W. Dakin, 625 Market,
("ontractor — L. J. Landry, 636 Gar-
fleW Street.
Filed. Jan. 18, '36. Dated Jan. 6. '36.
Roof on $1,936.40
Hrown coated _ 1,936.40
Completed 1.936.49
Tsual 35 days _ 1,936.40
TOTAL COST, $7,745.60
Sureties. Mrs. J. P. Fallon and J.
H<iider.son. Limit, 130 working day.'*.
Plans and Spec, filed.
P.EPAIR?
(5) FERRY TERMINAL, foot of Mis-
sion St. Repairs to .Slip No. 9.
Owner — Southern Pacific Gohlen Gate
Ferries, Ltd.. 65 Afarket Street.
.Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Duncan.son-Harrelson Co.,
deYoung Building.
Filed, Jan. 17. '36. Dated Jan. 9, '36.
Monthly payments of 75%
I'sual 35 days Balance
TOTAL COST. $11,975
Bond. $11,975. Sureties. Pacific In-
demnity Co. Limit, 80 days from' time
work commencee. Plans and . Specl-
fl'jition.s fllerl.
BUILDING CONTRACTS
ALAMEDA COUNTY
Recorded
« Collins
7 City
S Cotilon
Amount
Courtrlght 49S3
Kelly 423 68
Ungaretti . 8797
BUILDING
(6) LOCATION Not given. All
work for building.
Owner — Mr. and .Mrs. EUw. L. Collins.
Architect— W. H. Hydje. ..-.;
Contractor— T. D. Courlright. 349 51st
S-t.. Oakland.
Filed Jan. 20, '36. Daled" Jan. 17. '35.
On 10th of each month 76%
Usual 35' days , 25%
TOfAL COST. $4983
Bond. none. Limit, May 22. 1936. For-
feit, plans and specifications, none.
LIBRARY
(7) NW HOPKINS ST. AND THE
Alameda. Berkeley. All work foi-
branch library. ,. . _ .,
Owner— City of Berkely. . "',','.',
-Architect- J. W. Plachek. 511 Mer-
cantile BIdg.. Berkeley.
C<nUractor— Kelly & Tulloch, 335 8th
St.. Berkeley.
Filed Jan. 20. '36. Dated Jan. 14, '36.
On end of each montli 75%
Usual 35 days 25%
TOTAL COST, $42,368
Bonds (2) performance, $42,368; labor
and materials, $21,184. Surety, Fidel-
ity & Casualty Co. of New York.
Limit, forfeit, none. BJatjs^jaod spagi-
ficatiohs filed. ' " '
RESIDENCE
(8) LOT 1 BLK 17. Tract 505. 'OJ»k-
land. All work for residence. ■ »'•
Owner — M. J. Conlon.
Architect — Chester H. Treichel.
Contractor — Chas. Ungaretti & S«n;
Filed Jan. 22, '36. Dated Dec. 23. '35
Framing completed and roof
sheathed 25%
Brown plastered ••■25%
When completed 25%
Usual 35 days 25%
TOTAL COST. $8797
Bond, $4400. Surety, Standat^d Acci-
dent and Insurance Co. Limit, 90
(lays. Forfeit, none. PUins ' and
specifications filed. "' '
SAN FRANCISCO UNDER $1000
.S-IGN. electric, JlOO; 559 Haight Street
owner. Frank's Lunch. Premises;
contractor., A. Laib, 7tli and Fol-
son Sts.
ALTER dwelling. $100; 554 Valley St.;
owner. Jack Kar'man'. Premises.
ALTER flat. $450: 3825 25th St.; own-
er, I). Greenblat, Premises.
SIGN, electric. $300; 546 Grant Ave.;
owner Sukiyaki House. Premises;
contractov. Wonderlite Neon Prod.
Co.. 170 Otis St. •' •
FLUE. $17: 238 Loui.sburg St. rbwn^,
.1. J. Irwin, 1040 Oak St.; con-
tractor, Carl'Downall, 6084 Jlis-
sion Street.
AI.TFR offices, $400; 231 Sansome St.;
owner. T. C. • Kierulflf;] 15 Walnul
St : contractor, Chas. Stockholm
* Son. Russ Bldg.
.^TGN. eleclric. .flfiS; 111 Front St.;
owner. Schroeder's Cafe, Preiii :
confiactor. Wonderlite Neon Prod.
Co. 170 Otis St.
SIGN, electric, $12.': 170 Eddy Street;
owner. Eddy Wine & Liquor Co.,
I'rem.: contractor. Novelty 'Elec.
Co. 66 Washburn St.
FLUE. 525; 401 Frederick St.; owner.
Earl I). Hunter. Preni. contractor,
N. Abend. 1482 Ellis St.
SIGN, electric. $12ft; 2501 Clement St.;
ownei*. Lone Star Tavern; -Prem. ;
(■ontra<tor, liTimifitrd; 58* Pfelsom.
FLUKS. $500 SW Kearny and Lom-
•.•• bard St:r.; ownt-r. WMtheV Whr-
. ren. Premises; contractor. Lowell
Davison. 1250 9th Ave.
.\LTER flats. $900; 359-05 30ih St.;
owner, Mrs. Janet Navaret. 13s7
York St.; contractor. J. B. Bour-
- • dieu. 2625 20th St.
ALTER dwelling, $185; 1829 Ma.son
St.; owner, J. F. Gone, Premises;
'-contractor, L. Polidoro Co., 780
' Vallejo St.
. ALTER factory and salesroom, $300;
632 Commercial; owner, A. T/ietz
& Co.. Prem.; contractor, Frank
C. Reilly. 6350 Fulton St.
ALTER flats. $200; 2271 Geary Street;
owner, -E. Person, Prem.; contrac-
tor. Calif. Terrazzo Co., 2085 San
Bruno Av.
. ALTER dwelling, $350; 165 Rousseau
S-t'.; owner, Paul Boitano. 2027
I • 42pd Ave., Oakland.
5 SlGNjt' electric, $150; Post and EYank-
f * -•♦fn Sts. ; owner, Texas Oil Co..
! I'rem.; contractor. Elec. Prods.
t nnrp_. 255. Golden Gate Ave.
ALTER flats. $250; 452 Vallejo Street;
owner. A. Ca.stellotti. Premises;
contractor, Raymond Moresi, 481
Vallejo St.
SHED, one-story frame. $150; SW San
Bruno Ave. 75 NW Rickard St.:
owner. R. and P. Labrucherier, 101
Merrill St.
ALTER flats. $450; 49-53 Godeus St.:
^ owner, Nels Johnson. Premises;
■contractor, John Cheso, 1258 Qeu-
.sada St.
ALTER dwelling, $25; 1571 10th Ave.;
owner, Mrs. J. V. Nardini, Prem.
.ALTER automotive electric shop. $475
SW fell and Broderick Sts; owner.
G.L. Bandy. Ill Sutter St.; con-
tractor, D. C. McCabe, 430 Call
Bldg.
REPAIR fire damage to apartments.
.■$445; 390C Sacramento St.; owner.
R. Turner, % Contractor; con-
tarotor. .Tames B. McSTieehy, 137
Clifford Terrace.
ALTER restaurant, $450; SO Turk St.;
owner, Checich, Bradley & Crowe,
-Ambassarod Hotel; contractor.
Royal Show Case Co., 770 Mc-
Allister St.
SIGN, electric. $500; 2331 Market St.:
owner. Brown Distributin Co.. 2311
Market St.; contractor. Pacific
.N'eon Mfg Co., 2600 18th .St.
ALAMEDA COUNTY UNDER $1000
ALTER.VTIONS, $250; 350 12th Strc» t.
Oaklanc\ owner and contractor.
Mayo Estate. San Francisco.
SHED, storage, $350; 5239 Claremont
Ave.. Oakland; owner and builder,
W. J. Traverse. 5244 Telegrapli
.Ave., Oakland.
ALTERATIONS, $1642 Telegraph Ave.
Oakland; owner, Klaas & Mehr-
kins, 1642 Telegraph Ave., Oak-
land contractor, Jas. L. Rich, 556
37th Street.
ALTERATIONS. $75: 10317 Royal Ann
St., Oakland; owner and contrac-
tor, P. M. Farmer, premises.
RE-ROOFING. T225; 401 to 407 12th
St., Oakland; owner, J. J. Moore
Co., 354 Hobart St., Oakland; con-
tractor, N. V. llnathhorne Roof-
ing Co., 354 Hobart St.. Oakland.
ALTERATIONS. $300; 3768 Angela
Ave., Oakland; owner and contrac-
tor, W. H. Donahue. Bank of
America Bldg.. Oakland.
REPAIRS. $150; 3521 E 14th Street,
Oakl.ind; owner and contractor,
W. H. Donahue. Bank of Amer-
ica BKlg.. Oakl.and.
RE-ROOF, $50; 8724 E 14lh Street,
■Oakland; owner, M. Teriiatl- con-
tractor, M & L Roof Co.," 9214
Foothill Blvd., Oakland.
rOMFORT Station, l-.sfory concrete,
$150; 1229 Grove ^t.. Oakland;
owner and contractor, E. E. Nye,
premises.-
r 1 C C G N S I R U C T O K
RUIlDBIMGr MEW
NEWS INDEX
For convenient reference, news
reports in this section are classi-
fied as follows:
1. — Apartment*
2. — Bond*
3. — Churches
4.— Factories and
Warehouses
Offlces
M.— Ice and Cold
Storage Plant*
12. — Power Plants
13.— Public Building*.
FIro Houses ani
5.— Flat*
6. — Garages and Ser
vie* Stations
7.— Federal Build-
ings,
t.— Club Buildiri*
».— Hospitals
10.— Hotels
Jallt
14. — Residences
• 15.— Schools
16. — Bank*. Starts and
17.— Theatrt*
IS.- Wharves & Dockt
19.— Mite. Conit.
20.— Mlse. Supplies fc
1_ APARTMENTS
Contract Awarded.
ALTEUATIONS Cost, $1500
SAN FRANCISCO. No. 6327 California
S'treet.
Alterations to apartments.
Owner — Mrs. Sherwood and Mrs.
Janke. 1 Garcia St., San Francisco
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Lincoln U. Grant, 658
Third Ave.. San Francisco.
Structural Steel Contract Awarded.
AI^ARTMEXTS Cost, 1350,000
SAN FRANCI?''"0. XE Broadway and
Buchanan Street.
Ten-stor}' Cla.s.s A .steel frame apart-
ment building (50 3- 4- and 5-rm.
apts.) Hat roof, steam heating
.•iy.stem, wood sasli. two elevators,
tile batlis, hardwood floors, ga-
rage, etc.
Owner — Lucille A. Aleyer.
Architect — H. C. Baumann, 251 Kear-
ny St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Meyer Constr. Co., 735
Portola Drive, San Francisco.
Structural Steel — McClintic Marshall
So.. 20th and Illinois Sts.
As previously reported. grading
awarded to Hyman Itosenberg, 307 Gi-
rard Street; wrecking to Symon Bros.
Wrecking Co.. 1435 Market St.; con-
crete to Golden Gate Atlas Materials
Co.. 2625 16th St.
Sub-bids are wanted on all other
portions of the work.
Contract Awarded
APARTMENTS Cost, $15,00O
SAN FRANCISCO. SE Montgomery
and Filbert Streets.
Tiiree-story and basement frame and
stucco apartments.
Owner— J. R. Malloch. 1235 Montgom-
ery Street.
Engineer — Ellison and Russell, Pacific
Building.
Contractor— J. S. Malloch, 666 Mission
Street.
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost, J2,500
SAN FRANCISCO. 756 Bay Street.
.Mlfrations to apartments.
Owner— Mr.s. E. M. Gallaghfr, 756 Bay
Street.
.\rchitect— Not Given.
Contractor— Victor E. Ratto. 4594 19tli
Construction Postponed
.A.PART.MENTS Cost, $12,000
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co.. Calif.
Two - story frame and stucco apart-
ment blvlg. (four 4 - room apart-
ments) shingle roof, gas furnacex.
wood sash, hardwood floors, til*-,
baths, etc.
tiwmr— Harold Markham.
Architect — J. U. Clowdsley, Exchange
Building, Stockton.
On bid opening lowest bid was sub-
mitted by T. E. Williiimson, Stockton,
at $12,320.
CHURCHES
To Be Done By Day's Work
CHURCH Cost. $10,000
SAN FRANCISCO. W Belcher, 235 S
Duboce Avenue.
Two-story frame church and parson-
age.
Owner — First Finnish Evangelican Lu-
theran Church of San Francisco,
2267 Market Street.
Architect — Not (Jiven.
Planned
RECREATION UNIT Cost, $21,000
BAKERSFIELD, Kern Co.. Cal. Kings
and Monterey Streets.
Recreation unit for church (seating
capacity of 400; stage, kitchen.
rest rooms, etc.)
Owner — Church of the Latter Day
Saints.
Architect— J. A. Cannon, Salt Lake
City.
FACTORIES & WARE-
HOUSES
Contract Awardd.
ALTEUATIONS Cost, $3000
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co.. Calif.
No. 901 K. Charter Street.
.Vllerations to factory.
Owner— Jefferson Standard Life Insur-
ance Co., San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— H. W. Johnson, 1229 W.
.Magnolia St., Stockton.
Contract Awarded.
TRUCK TERMINAL Cost, $20,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Erannan Street
bet. Fifth and Sixth Sts.
Truck terminal (concrete platforrm.
steel rolling doors, shed with steel
frame, corrugated iron office
building, storeroom, repair shop.
etc.. wood studs).
Owner — Redline Transfer Company.
Engineer— Ellison & Russell. Pacific
Bldg.. San Francisco.
Contractor— Barrett & Hilp, 918 Har-
ri.son S-l.. San Francisco.
Preparing Plans.
SHOP Cost, $15,000
OROVILLE. Butte Co.. Cal. Oroville
High School Campus.
One-story frame sliop building (9000
sq. ft. of floor space).
Owner — Oroville High School District.
Architect — N. W. Sexton, deYoung
Uldg., San Francisco.
Bids will be asked in about three
weeks.
Sub-Bids Being Taken.
TRUCK TERMINAL Cost, $20,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Brannan S'treet
bet. Fifth and Sixth Sts.
Truck terminal (concrete platform)
steel rolling doors, shed with steel
frame, corrugated iron office bldg.
storeroom, repair shop, etc.. wood
studs).
Owner— Redline Transfer Company.
Engineer— Ellison & Russell. Pacific
Bldg., San Francisco.
Contractor— Barrett & Hilp. 918 Har-
rison St., San Francisco.
FOUNDATION CONTRACT
AWARDED
LOS ANGELES Cal.— Merritt-Chap-
man & Scott Corp., San Pedro, were
awarded contract for driving approxi-
mately 2200 foundation piles for tlic
new automobile assembly plant to be
built at Santa Fe Ave. and Tweedy
Blvd. for the General Motors Corp.
Creo.soted wood piles, each 32 feet in
lengtli, will be used '^'
Preliminary Plans Completed
BUILDING Cost, $—
PORTLAND, Oregon.
One-story reinforced concrete buiUling
(100x150 ft.) low pressure steam
heating system, automatic sprink-
ler system, steel sash, steel rolling
doors, etc.)
Owner — Sprouse-Reitz Co., 1900 North-
west 22nd St., Portland.
.\rchitect — F. Marion Stokes, Termi-
nal Sales Bldg., Portland,
liids will be asked in about 10 days.
CONSTRUCTION TO START
SHORTLY
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO. Orange
Co., Cal. — Fred Strochein, San Juan
Capistrano. will supervise construc-
tion of a new unit to lie added to fruit
packing house in San Juan Capistrano
for American Fruit Growers, 1206
Maple Ave., Los Angeles. Stokes &
Britton, Box 174, Los Nietos, have the
contract for excavating the site and
have started work. A reinforced con-
crete basement, 100x150 feet will be
constructed and the present building
will be moved onto the new site. The
new unit will be 50x210 feet in area;
wood frame construction, galvanized
iron sides and roof, wood floors, etc. It
will be used for storage purposes. C.
.N. Noerenberg, 210 L. A. Railway
Bldg., Los Angeles, architects.
GENERAL CONTRACT AWARDED
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— J. A. Utley,
Detroit; W. R. Walker, local reprc-
sentati\e. .Mayflower Hotel, awarded
general contract for erection of an
automobile assembly plant on a 43-
acre site at Santa Fe Avenue and
Tweedy Blvd. for the General Motors
Corp. As previously reported, the
Consolidated Steel Corp. has the con-
tract for furnishing and erecting 4100
tons of steel for the plant, and Mer-
ritt-Chapman & Scott Corp. ha^ the
contract for driving approximately 2,-
200 foundation piles on the site. The
mechanical work will be let under
separate contrai'ts and i)lans for this
part of the work will probably be
ready for bids next week. The plant
will consist of a e^leel frame assembly
building, 1-story and part two stories
in height and covering an area of SOOx
565 feet; a two-story, reinforced con-
i-rete office building. 45x144 feet: a
concrete loading dock, 50x390 feet; a
pump house and storage tanks. Plans
were prepared by Albert Kahn. Inc.,
architects and engineers. New Center
Bldg.. Detroit. ^Ir. I'reuthen, % Jono-
ihan Club, is repn'senting the archi-
tects in T.,os .\iigeles.
Steel Contract Awarded.
MILIy Cost. $40,000
OAKLAND. .Mameda Co.. Calif. In-
ner Harbor Waterfront.
One-story steel cocoanut and copra oil
mill building (100x300 feet).
Owner— Eldorado Oil Co., 230 Califor-
nia St., San Francisco.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Mgr. of Const —L. M. King, % Owner.
Steel Framing — Independent Iron ^"ks
.^21 Pine St.. Oakland.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
FLATS
To Be Done By Day's Work
ALTERATIONS Cost. $1,500
STOCKTON. San Joaquin Co., Cal. 18
North Pilgrim Street.
Owner and Builder — Frank P. Guyon,
1211 E Main St.. Stockton.
Architect — Not Given.
6— GARAGES & SERVICE
STATIONS
Planned
SERVICE STATION Cost, ?
VALLEJO. Solano Co., Cal. NE Cap-
itol and Marin Streets.
New service station.
Owner— Shell Oil Co., Shell Building,
San Francisco.
Plans by Engineering Dcpt. of Owner.
Contract Awarded
SERVICE STATION Cost, $2,500
BERKELEY, Alameda Co., Cal. 2918
San Pablo Avenue.
One-8tory steel service station.
Owner — A. Shemaneki, 1017 Market St.
Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— B. Miller, 589 Haddon Rd.
Berkeley.
Low Bidder.
SERVICE STATION Cost, $25,000
REDWOOD CITY. San Mateo Co., CaJ.
Steel service station.
Owner — General Petroleum Corp., 519
19th St., Oakland.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Low Bidder— F. C. Stolte, 3449 Laguna
Ave., Oakland.
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost, $2,500
SAN FRANCISCO. 3151 Sacramento
Street.
Alterations to public garage.
Owner — Thos. Owens, 3893 Sacramento
Street.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — H. Papenhausen. 595 Vic-
toria Street.
Contract Awarded
SERVICE STATION Cost, $3,000
SAN FRANCISCO. SE 3Sth Avenue
and Geary Street.
Owner — L. Hir.shberg.
Lessee — Richfield Oil Co., 248 Battery.
Plane by Engineering Dept. of Lessee.
Contractor— Fred J. Early, Jr., 369
Pine Street.
Contract Awarded,
ADDITION Cost, $5000
LOS BANOS. Merced Co.. Calif.
Addition to garage building (hydrau-
lic hoist, motor analyzer, etc.)
Owner— Thomas Kaljian (Kaljian Mo-
tor Co.). Lo."* Bancs.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— D. Fala.oco, 314 K St..
Los Bancs.
7— FEDERAL BUILDINGS
Plans To Be Prepared
POST OFFICE ('est, $65,00u
UKIAH, Mendocino Co., Cal. N Oak
St., Stamlley and Pine .
United States poet offlce building.
Owner — United State.s Government.
Plans by Supervising Architect of the
Treasury Evpt., W.Tshington. D.C.
A Purvey has been ordered. •
Plans To Be Prepared
POST OFFICE Cost, J83.000
VACAVILLE. Solano Co., Calif. NE
Main and Parker Street*.
United States po«t offlce building.
Owner — United States Government.
Plans by Supervising Architect of the
Treasury EVpt., Washington. DC.
.\ .survey ha« been ordered. •
Plans Being Prepared
POST OFFICE Co.st. $135,000
WATSONVILLE. Santa Cruz Co., Cal.
Rear of present post offlce.
United States post offlce building.
Owner — United States Government.
Plans by Supervising .\rchitcct of the
Treasury IN^pt., Washington. D.C.
Plans Being Prepared
POST OFFICK Cost, $84,000
SANTA MAUIA, Santa Barbara Co.
United States post office building.
Owner — United States Government.
I'lans by Supervising -Xrchitcct of the
Trea.^ury E'ept., Washington, D.C.
Plans Being Prepared
P. O. & COURT HOUSE Cost, $425,000
NO-ME. Alaska.
U. S. post offlce and court house.
Owner— United States Government,
i^ans by Supervising Architect of the
Treasury I>ept., Washington. DC.
Cost, $75,000
Plans Being Prepared
I'OST OFFICE
IXDVELOCK, Nevada.
United States poet office building.
Owner— United States Government.
Plans by Supervising Architect of the
Treasury EVpt., Washington, D.C.
Plans Being Completed
MARTINEZ, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
Court and Ward Streets.
United States post offlce building.
Owner- United States Government.
Plans by Supervising Architect of the
Trca^^ury Dept.. Washington, D.C.
January 20, 1936
Plans Being Prepared.
QUAR. STATION Cost. $150,000
HONOLULU, T. H..
U. S'. Quarantine Station.
Owner— United States Government.
Plans by Supervising Architect, Treas-
ury Dept., Washington, D. C.
Plans Being Prepared.
POST OFFICE Cost. $410,000
SAN DIEGO. San Diego Co., Cal.
U. S. Post Office Building.
Owner— United States Government.
Architect— Not Given.
Plans Being Prepared.
POST OFFICE Cost, $215,000
PASADENA, LoB Angeles Co., Cal.
U. S. Post Office Building.
Owner— United States Government.
Architeet — Not Given.
Plans Being Completed.
POST OFFICE Cost, $25,000
CARSON CITY, Ormsby Co., Nevada.
U. S. Post Office Building.
Owner— United States Government.
I'lans by Siapervising Architect, Treas-
ury Dpt., Washington, D. C.
Plans Being Prepared.
POST OFFICE AND COURTHOUSE
Cost, $230,000
HILO. T. H.
U. S. Post Office and Courthouse.
Ottner— United States Government.
J'lans by .Supervising Architeet. Treas-
ury Dept.. Washington. D. C.
Plans Being Completed.
POST OFFICE Cost, $76,000
AUBURN, Placer Co., Calif.
U. S. I'ost Offlce Building.
f)wner — United Spates Government.
Plans by Supervising Architect, Treas-
ury Dcpl., Washington, D. C.
Plans To Be Prepared.
POST OFFICE Cost, $65.O0n
SELMA. Fresno Co.. Cal. NE North
and High .Streets.
U. S. Post Office Building.
Owner— United States Government.
I'lans by Supervising Architect, Trea.s-
ury Dept., Washington. D. C-
A survey ha.^ been ordered.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN DIEGO. Cal.— Hunt & Curry
Co.. 507 Bancroft BIdg.. Sail Diego,
awarded contract by the Bureau of
Yards and Docks, at $5016, for paint
si)ray booth and paint storage at the
Naval Operating Base (Naval Air Sta-
tion). Snn Diego; Specification 8115.
The work Includes in general heat-
ing and ventilating equipment, sheet
metal ducts, concrete construction,
brick and hollow tile work, steel work,
tubular steel doors, steel windows,
carpentry work, roofing, stucco, etc.
BIDS WANTED
PORTL.\ND, Oregon— Bids are being
received by the Custodian, U. S. Post
Office, Portland, for a new vault for
the fourth floor of the I'ost Office in
I'urtland.
BIDS WANTED
OCIOANSIDE. San Diego Co.. Cal.—
Hids are being received by the Custo-
dian, v. S. Post Offlce. Oceanside. for
painting exterior concrete of the Post
Office.
BIDS WANTED
NOGALES. Arizona— Until Feb. 12.
new bids will be received by the
Treasury Department. Washington. D.
C, for pipe rail, gate and window
grilles at the U. S. Immigration Sta-
tion. Nogales. Arizona. On previous
bid opening only bid was submitted
liy Public Building Contractors, New
York, at $497.
PROJECT CANCELLED
ELY. Nevada — Treasury Depart-
jnent probably will cancel plans for
the Ely, Nevada Post Office, for which
approximately $90,000 had bee" al-
located by the PWA.
PROJECT CANCELLED
SANTA MONICA. Los Angeles Co.,
("al. — Treasury Department probably
will cancel plans for the Santa Monica
I'ost Office for which approximately
$130,900 had been allocated by the
PWA.
Bids Wanted— To Close Feb. 14, 1 P.M.
INSPECTION STA. Cost, $
SAS.VBE, Arizona.
U. S. Inspection Station.
Owner — United State* Government.
Plans by Supervising Architect of the
Treasury Dept., Washington, D.C.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from above office. No deposit
re<iuired for one set.
BIDS WANTED
TUCSON, Ariz.— Until Feb. 28. 1:30
1'. M., bids will be received by thn
Veterans' Administration, Room 764.
-Vrlington Bldg., Washington, D. C.,
for construction of additions and al-
terations to Administration BIdg. No.
1 at the Veterans' Administration Fa-
cility, Tucson.
Work will include reinforced con-
crete, hollow tile, brickwork, water-
proofing, marble work, floor and wall
tile, linoleum floors, iron work, steel
^ash, steel stairs, tile roofing, metal
lathing, plastering, acoustical treat-
ment, carpentry, insect screens, glaz-
ing, painting, hardware, plumbing,
heating, electrical work, outside ser-
vice connections, etc.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
I. lined from above offlce and from the
.Supervising Superinendent of Con-
struction. Veterans' Administration
Facility. Palo Alto. No deposit re-
quired.
BIDS WANTED
SASABE, Ariz.— Until Feb. 14. 1 P.
M.. bids will be received by Procure-
ment Division. Public Works Branch,
Washington. D. C, for the construc-
tion of the U. S. Inspecton Station at
,'^.asabe. Plans and ."'peclflcations may
10
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
be obtained from the Procurement Di-
vision in AVaehington; no deposit re-
quired.
Plans Being Completed.
ALTKHATIOXS Cost, $15,000
SAX FRANCISCO. Eighteenth St.,
bet. Guerrero and Valencia Sts.
Alterations to four-story Class C
Ix)dge Building (install elevator,
modernize lodge rooms, etc.)
Owner — Dovre Hall Association.
Architect— F. F. Amandes, 414 Dewey
Blvd., Sun Francisco.
Bids will be asked within 1 week.
Reinforcing Steel Contract Awarded
I'OST OFFICE Cont. Price, $41,430
LODI, San Joaquin Co., Calif.
United States post ofHce building,
owner — United States Government.
Plans by Supervising Architect of the
Treasury Dept., Washington, D.C.
Contractor— Frank J. Reilly, 6350 Ful-
ton St., San Francisco.
Reinforcing Steel — Soule Steel Co.,
1750 Army St., San Francisco.
As previously reported, grading con-
tract awaitled to Davis & Robinson,
Lodi.
LOW BIDDERS
SAN DIEGO. Calif.— Ulis Elevator
Co., 1 Beach St., San Francisco, at
121,990 submitted low bid on Item 1,
and Pacific Coast Elevator Co.. 1041
Venice Bl\-d., Los Angeles, at $25,944
submitted low bid on Item 2 to Bu-
reau of Yards & D"ocks, Navy Depart-
ment, Washington, D. C, for mod-
ernizing five electric passenger eleva-
tors at the Naval Hoepital, San Diego.
The work includes changing from
manual to automatic push-button con-
trol, replacing the existing winding
machines and motors, providing new
automatic self - leveling devices an*
door closers, and replacing eome of
the existing hoistway doors and car
gates. Spec. No. 8100.
8^^ CLUB BUILDING
Site Selected.
UODGE Cost, $
VALUE JO. Solajio Co., Calif. Georgia
and Sonoma Streets.
New clubhouse.
Owner— Elks Club.
Architect — Not Given.
Further details will be announced
.shortly.
9—
HOSPITALS
CONTRACT AWARDED
VENTURA, Ventura Co., Cal. — Ar-
thur Pinner, Jr., 4354 W. Third St..
Los Angeles, awarded contract by the
Ventura county supervisors at $37,321
for isolation ward to be added to the
Ventura County Hospital, a PWA
project. The proposal of H. R. Gra-
ham, amounting to $37,290, was re-
jected because he failed to sign his
bid. Harold E. Burket. 468 E. Main
St., Ventura, architect.
Bids Opened
HOSPITAL Cost, $245,000
.«ANTA ROSA, Sonoma Co., Calif.
Two-story steel hospital bldg. (stucco
exterior, probably tile roof, steam
heating system, steel sash, etc.;
200-bed capacity).
Owner — County of Sonoma.
Architect — John I. Easterly, Exchange
Bldg.. Santa Rosa.
Engineer — p:d. A. Peugh, (County En-
gineer) Courthouse, Santa Rosa.
Low Bidder— P. J. Walker Co.. Sharon
Bldg.. San Francisco.
Complete bids follow:
(1) deduct for omitting linoleum;
(2) add for using pre-cast stone slabs.
P. J. Walker Co.. S. F $223,080
(1) 8,100
(2) -.
K. E. Parker Company, S. F $224,250
(1) 8,350
(2) 1,800
John Hachman, Stockton $224,600
(1) 7,600
(2) 1,000
Monson Brothers, S. P $226,859
(1) 7,775
(2) 1.000
Carl N. Swenson. San Jose $227,621
(1) 8,200
(2) 1.200
C. L. WoW, San Francisco $232,336
(1) 7,800
(2) 2.800
A. Nel.-on. Inc., S. F $233,980
(1) 8,000
(2) 1,000
Three low bids referred to PWA.
PLANNED
SAWTELLE, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
Veterans' Administration this w«ek
announced that President Roosevelt
liad approved three building projects,
totaling $83:.. 000 in cost, for the Vet-
erans' Administration Facility at Saw-
telle. The fimds were appropriated
at the last session of Congress. The
improvements will include a 150-bed
hospital for neuro-psychiatric patients,
a 350-bed barracks for males and a
all-bed barracks for females. They will
be fireproof structures. The plans
were prepared by the administration
in Washington and it is understood
that general contract bids will be
taken at an early date.
Contract Awarded.
HOSPITAL Cost. $248,889
SBDRO-WOOLLEY, Washington.
Receiving Ward at State Hospital.
Owner— State of Washington.
Architect— James A. Taylor and Jas.
Blackwell, Associated, Arcade
Bldg., Seattle.
Contractor— S. C. Ericksen, Tacoma.
Electric— O. A. Carlson, Seattle, $12.-
4 SO.
Plumbing — Hellenthal Plumbing &
Heating Co.. Seattle, $31,087.
Heating— Blythe Plumbing & Heating
Co., $32,172.
PLANNED
WHIPPLE. Ariz.— Veterans' Admin-
istration this week announced that
President Roosevelt had approved an
expenditure of $676,000 for financing
the construction of a modem surgery
and clinics and for the provision,
through new construction or remodel-
ing of existing structures, of approxi-
mately 300 beds at the Veterans' Ad-
ministration Facility, Whipple, Ariz.
Plans for the improvements are under
way in Washington.
ID-
HOTELS
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $92,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Sutter and Powell
Streets.
Alterations to arcade of Hotel Sir
Francis Drake (mechanical equip-
ment, etc.)
Owner — Sir Francis Drake Hotel.
Architect— D. D. Stone, 110 Sutter St.
Structural Engineer — Jas. M. Smith.
251 Kearny Street.
Mechanical Engineer — Hunter & Hud-
son, 41 Sutter Street.
Contractor — Lindgren and Swinerton,
225 Bush Street.
Reinforcing Bars — Gunn, Carle & Co.
20 Potrero Ave.
Structural Steel — Western Iron Wks..
141 Beale St.
Marble — Jos. Musto Sxins-Keenan Co..
.i3o North Point St.
Steel Sash — Soule Steel Cc. 1750
Army St.
Planned.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $25,000
VALLEJO. Solano County, Calif. SW
Georgia and Sacramento Streets.
Alterations to Bernard Hotel.
Owner — Farnum Estate, 307 Georgia
St., Vallejo.
Architect — Not Given.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close
January 30, 5 P. M.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $20,000
WATSONVILLE. Santa Cruz Co., Cal.
Wall St. and Van Ness Ave.
Alterations to Appleton Hotel.
Owner — Appleton Hotel.
Architect — A. W. S-tory, Pajaro Valley
Bank Bldg., Watsonville.
Segregated bids are being taken.
11— ICE & COLD STORAGE
PLANTS
To Be Done By Day's Work.
ALTERATIONS Cost. $10.0(iO
SAN P^RANCISCO. 374 Townsend St.
Alterations to storage bldg. and cooler.
Owner — Armour Co., South San Fran-
cisco.
Plans by F. A. Lindberg. General En-
gineer, Armour & Co., Chicago.
12— POWER PLANTS
BIDS WANTED
BONNEVILLE, Oregon- Until Feb-
ruary 5. 3 P. M., bids will be received
by War Department. Lt. Col. C. F.
Williams, District Engineer, S-econd
Portland District, 627 Pittock Block.
Portland. Oregon, for furnishing and
installing two electric elevators, com-
plete with hoistway doors In the
powerhouse at Bonneville Dam; Spec.
No. 694-36-235.
Bid form and specifications obtain-
able on application to above. *
CONTEMPLATED
CONTRA COS-TA COUNTY, Cal.—
Erection of a publicly owned gas
manufacturing plant in the vicinity of
Concord and Clayton to serve approxi-
mately 100 residents in the district is
contemplated. Laurence Olson, CHay-
ton, is chairman of the committee
which has begun investigations to de-
termine location for mains, cost of
<onstruction. etc.
13_ PUBLIC BUILDINGS
FIRE HOUSES & JAILS
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN LUIS OBISPO. Calif.— County
Roof Service. 146 "N 12th St., Santa
Paula, awarded contract by the San
Luis Obispo county supervisors for
composition floor covering to be in-
stalled in the first unit of the San
IvUis Obispo coimty courthouse. A. R.
Walker and P. A. Eisen, Pacific Com-
merce Bldg.. Las .Vngeles. architects.
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Award Recommended
LIBRARY Cost, $20,100
ALAMEDA, Alameda Co., Calif. NW
Eight^h St. and Santa Clara Ave.
One-story branch library.
Owner — City of Alameda.
Architect — Carl Werner, 1303 Bay St.,
Alameda.
Contractor — Villadsen Bros., 40 Win-
sor St., Piedmont.
Recommendation made to the PWA
that contract be awarded to Villadsen
Bros, at $23,590.
Complete bids published Jan. 15.
Bids Wanted
LIBRARY Cost, $36,000
VISALIA, Tulare Co., Calif. Tipton-
Lindsey Playground.
One-story library building.
Owner — City of Visalia (Kathleen H.
Sim, City Clerk).
Architect— C. A. Balch. 1 5 8 4 West
Washington St., I.,o.«: Angeles.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
n
Low Bidder — Harris Const. Co., 577
McKinley Ave., Fresno.
I'omplete bids follow:
Harris Const. Co.. Fresno $31,318
Hodgson & Son, Porterville 32,490
Fisher & McNulty, Fresno 33.256
R. P. Moore, Fresno 33,567
Trewhitt - Shields and Fisher,
Fripno 36,700
Wesco Const. Co., Los Angeles 41,985
Bids held under advisement.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
MEMORIAL HALL Cont. Price $43,047
TULARE, California.
^Memorial building.
Owner — City of Tulare.
Architect— \V. D. Coatos. Rowell BMg.
Fresno.
Contractor— W. J. Cch.«. Pacific South-
west BIdg., Fresno,
Plumbing— R. E. Rounsaville, Tulare.
Sheet Metal— Z. Z. Dowd, Fresno.
Elec. Work — T. M. Robinson, Fresno.
Miscellaneous Iron, Reinforcing and
Struc. Steel— Kyle & Co., Fresno.
Steel Sash— Michel and Pfeffer Iron
AVorks, San Francisco.
Millwork, Glass and Glazing — Fresno
Pinning Mill, Fresno.
Plastering — Jo.-^eiJh Masi, Fresno.
Painting & Roofing— O. H. WiUough-
by Fresno.
Lumber — Standard Mill & Lumber Co.
Fresno.
Bids Wanted — To Close reb. 5, 1:30
P. M.
CITY HALL Cost. $
LAKEVIEW, Oregon.
Two-story and basement city hall.
Owner — City of Lakeview.
Architect — Howard Perrin, 206 Under-
wood BWg., Klamath Falls.
Plans and Kpecifications may be ob-
tained from the architect upon de-
posit of $20.00.
AWARD RECOMMENDED
SOL VANG, Santa Barbara Co., Cal.
— Santa Barbara County Supervisors
last week recommnded to the PWA
that a contract be awarded to Hans
Skytt, Solvang, at $37,278, for the
construction of a Veterans' Memorial
Building in Solvang. The building will
contain an auditorium to seat 600 per-
son."!. and will be a wood frame struc-
ture witli stucco exterior, tile roofing,
oil burning furnace, etc. E. Keith
Lockard, 117 E. De la Guerra St.
Santa Barbara, is the architect. The
bids were opened January 6.
Bids Opened.
AUDITORIUM Cost, $118,181
EUREKA, Humboldt Co., Calif. F St.
between 11th and 12th Sts.
One-story and balcony civic audi-
torium (main auditorium 100 feet
square; stage, secondary room,
large foyer, etc.; concrete walls,
.steel trusses, steel balcony, wood
sheathing, interior redwood finish,
steel sash, hot air heating system
ventilation system, etc.; to seat
2400).
()wner — City of Eureka.
Architect— F. T. Georgeson, 537 G St..
Eureka.
Structural Engineer — W. H. Ellison,
Pacific Bldg., San Francisco.
Low Bidder— Barrett & Hilp, 918 Har-
rison St., San Francisco. $111,600.
Complete bids follow:
Barrett & Hilp, San Francisco.. $111, 600
T. J. Maurer, Eureka, and Carl
Koller, Crockett _.... 117.484
Mercer Eraser Co., Eureka 129,000
Bids were taken on alternate items,
btit any deduction.s will not affect the
low bid. City Council will meet Tues-
day to recommend award.
automatic sprinkler system for Civic
.Auditorium in San Jose.
Complete bids follow:
(1) Automatic Sprinkler Systeni:
(2) Fire Alarm System.
Rockwood Sprinkler Co.. S^'tn
Francisco (1) $4,695
(2) 575
Fire Protection Products Co.
San Francisco (1) $4,800
(2) 500
.Vlbertson McCormick Co. San
Francisco (1) $4,900
(2) 625
Recommendation made to the PWA
that contract on the sprinkler system
he awarded to Rockwood Sprinkler
Company.
Sub-Bids Wanted.
SALIN.-VS, Monterey Co.. Cal.— I^.
J. Walker Co.. Sharon Bldg.. San
Francisco, desire sub-bids on all por-
tions of the work for the construc-
tion of the Monterey County Court-
house to be erected in Salinas, for
which bids will be opened on Febru-
ary 10, 2 P. M. • I
Material Bids Being Taken.
FIRE HOUSE Cost. $30,000
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Calif.
Emory and I^aurel Streets.
One - story reinforced concrete fire
house (tile roof) 75x150 feet.
Owner — City of San Jose.
Architect — Ralph Wyckoff, San Jose
National Bank Bldg., San Jose.
Structural Engineer— L. H. Nishkian,
525 Market St., San Francisco.
Material bids are being taken as fol-
lows:
Reinforcing steel, cement, sand,
gravel and steel casement sa.sh.
Bids are being received by Walter
B. Hester, Postoffice Bldg.. San Jose.
Project is being financed with WPA
funds.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
ONTARIO, San Bernardino Co., Cal.
Architect DeWitt Mitcham, 388 High-
land Ave., San Bernardino, this week
was commi.ssioned by the Ontario city
council to prepare plans for a new
reinforced concrete city hall building
to be erected in Ontario, a WPA proj-
ect. Cost, $80,000.
BIDS OPENED
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co.. Cat —
Rockwood Sprinkler Co., 7 Front St..
San Francisco, at $4,695 submitted the
low bid for furnishing and installlnj?
BIDS OPENED
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Cal.—
Following bids received by San Jose
City Council for furnishing and instal-
ling auditorium seats in the San Jose
Civic Auditorium, Market and San
Carlos Sts.. San Jose.
1300 Folding Steel Chairs. Main
Auditorium
(1) Total; (2) Per Chair.
.Vmerican Seating Co., 207
Van Ness Ave., South,
San Francisco (1) $3,445.00
(2) 2.65
L. Leon & Sons. S. P (1) $3,575.00
(2) 2.75
W. R. Knight, S. F (1) $3,770.00
(2) 2.70
Little Theatre, 597 Chairs
(Ij Total; (2) Per Seat; (3) Aiele
Lights.
American Seating Co (1) $5,647.62
(2) 9.40
(3) 1.03
L. Leon & Sons, S. F. (1) $5,958.06
;..._ (2) 9.98
, (3)
General Seating Co. S. F...(l) $5,999.85
„ (2) 10.75
(3) :...
Office, Store &. Equip. Co.
San Francisco (1) $6,094.75
(2) 10.15
(3) 1.10
Main Auditorium, 1300 Wooden Chairs
(1) Total; (2) Per Chair.
American floating Co (1) $5,031.00
(2) 3.87
L. Leon & Sons (I) $5,356.00
(2) 4.12
Office, Store & Equip. Co...(l) $5,382.00
...(2) 4.14
General Seating Co (1) $5,408.00
(2) 4 U
Ten Chair Trucks for Steel Chairs
(1) Total: (2) l'(>r Truck.
W. R. Knight, S. F (1> $ 425.00
(2) 42.,-.(i
American Seating Co (1) $ 477. .lO
~ (2) 47.7:!
I... Leon & Sons (1) $ sno.oo
(2) 50.00
Ten Chair Trucks for Wooden Chairs
(1) Total: (2) Per Trucks.
American Seating Co (1) .$ 515.00
~....(2) 51. .-.0
L. Leon & Sons (1) $ 550.00
(2) 55.00
Main Auditorium 2,030 Chairs with
Padded Seats
(1) Total; (2) Per Chair.
L. Leon & Sons (i) $n,9lfi.lo
(2) .VST
America/i Seating Co (1) $12,931 in
^_ (2) G.DT
Office, Store and Equip-
nient Co (i) $13,093.50
(2) fi.4.i
General Seating Co (i) $13,195 00
., . (2) C.50
Mam Auditorium, 2,030 Chairs
(1) Total; (2) Per Chair.
L. Leon & Sons (i) $ 9.317.70
(2) 4.59
American Seating Co (1) $10,190 60
(2) 5.02
General Seating Co (1) $10,353.oo
(2) 5.10
Recommendation made to the PWA
that contracts be awarded as follow." •
American Seating Co. at $5,647.62 for
o87 chairs for the Little Theatre.
American Seating Co. at $5,031.00
for 1300 Main Auditorium wooden
chairs.
American Seating Co. at $515 for 10
chair trucks for wooden chairs.
L. Leon & Sons, at $9,317.70 for 2,030
(hairs for Main Auditorium.
Construction To Star* Shortly
-^'I'-'^Rl'M Cost'. $2000
..AKEPORT. Lake Co., Calif. Forbes
and Third Streets.
Oiif-str)ry reinforced concrete museum
Owner — County of Lake.
Architect— Herbert & Caulkins, Ros-
enberg Bldf., Santa Rosa.
T'roject approved by the WPA.
RESIDENCES
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $4000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
1938 Clemens Road.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (5 rooms).
Owner— K. G. & E. Jacobsen, 881 York
St., Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor^ Walter Pressler, 1419 Ex-
celsior Ave., Oakland.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $5.0'i0
SA.N FRANCISCO. NE Silver Avenue
and Elmira.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — Walter Schwartz.
Architect— F. W. Dakin. 625 Market.
Contractor — Richard Delucchi. 3 275
."^an Bruno Avenue.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost. $6,000
SAN FRANCISCO. W. Retlro Way
100 N Beach Street.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — Anza Home Building Co.. 321
Kearny Street.
Architect — H. C. Baumann, 251 Hear.
ny Street.
Contractor — Oliver M. Rousse.'^u. Inc.,
321 Kearny Street.
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
BERKELEY. Alameda Co., Calif. 720
Grizzly Peak Blvd.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (five rooms).
Owner— George E. Roy, 123 Lake St.,
Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— J. M. Walker, 1709 Grove
Street, Berkeley.
Owner and Builder — Clark L. Bradley,
1215 McKendrie St.. San Jose.
Architect— Not Given.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
0.\KLAND, Alameda Co., Calif. 1050
Warfleld Avenue.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms).
Owner — A. C. Chrlstensen.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Charles Anderson. 3 9 17
Park BhxI.. Oakland.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost. $6,009
OAKLAND. Alameda Co.. Calif. 6133
Proctor Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(six rooms).
Owner and Builder— S. P. Tate, 6317
Broadway. Oakland.
Architect — Not Given. I
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $3,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Calif. 1422
Glenfield Avenue.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms).
Owner- A. W. Owen, 1825 Hopkins St.
Oakland.
Architect— F. H. Slocombe, 2363 Ash-
by Ave., Berkeley.
Contractor— L. E. Van Ness. 4920 Park
Blvd., Oakland.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Co«t, $6,500
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara County, Cal.
1560 Calaveras Avenue.
Two-.«!tory frame and .stucco residence
(six rooms).
Owner — .Mis.s M. V. Cha.«e. 485 South
15th St., San Jose.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Geo. S. Kocher, Graphic
Arts Bldg., San Jo.«e.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,C)0
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara County, Cal.
868 Clintonia Avenue.
One - story and basement frame and
.stucco residence (five rooms).
Owner — S. L. Shonts, 685 Palmhaven
Avenue, San Jose.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — V. E. Von Dal.sem, 285 S.
First St., San Jose. ».
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $3,000
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara County, Cal.
Shortrrdge Ave. near 31st Street.
One-story frame residence (4 rooms).
Owner — Joseph Pagan. Jr., 1518 East
San Antonio St., San Joee.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Sal Guardino, 690 Mission
St., San Jose.
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara County, Cal.
1465 Calaveras Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(seven rooms).
Owner & Builder — I. Brotzman, 5 Gar-
field Ave., San Jose.
Architect — Not Given.
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCE Cost, $3,000
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara County, Cal.
1345 Newhall Street.
One*'- stfory and basement frame and
stucco residence (five rooms).
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
.'^.VN JOSE, Santa Clara County. Cal.
1575 Calaveras Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(six rooms).
Owner & Builder — I. Brotzman, 5 Gar-
field Ave., San Jose.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded.
ADDITIONS- Cost, $2000
PIEDMONT, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
210 Crocker Avenue.
Garage and sevrants' quarters.
OwTier — George W. Baker, Premises.
Architect — Noble and Archie Newsom,
Russ Bldg.. San Francisco.
Contractor — J. Krafft, 1052 Nielson
St., Berkeley.
Segregated Bids Being Taken.
RESIDENCE Cost. $12,000
WATSONVILLE. Santa Cruz Co., Cal.
Two-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (10 rooms and 4
baths) hot air heating system, etc.
Owner — W. W. Bendell, 55 Brennan
St., Watsonville.
Architect — A. W. Story. Pajaro Valley
l?ank Bldg.. Watsonville.
Owner will furnish all rough lumber
and will supervise construction.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost, $15,000
ATHERTON, San Mateo Co., Cal.
Two-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (10 rooms and 3
baths); shingle roof, gas hot air
heating system, tile baths, hard-
wood floors, ntc.
Owner — Withheld.
Architect — Henry H. Gutterson, 536
Powell S-t., San Francisco.
Bids will be asked in about two
weeks.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $3000
.SA.\ FRANCISCO. N Hudson St. 150
E Mendell St.
One-story and basement frame resi-
dence.
Owner — Frances Lynn.
Architect— F. W. Dakin, 625 Market
St., San Francisco.-
Contractor — Richard Delucchi, 3275
San Bruno Ave., San Francisco.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $5000
S-AN FRANCISCO. E Sixteenth Ave.
225 S Vicente St.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner and Builder— Oscar E. Mittel-
staedt, 808 Rivera St.. San Fran-
cisco.
Architect — C. O. Clausen. 746 46th
Ave.. San Francisco.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCES Cost, $4000 each
SAN FRANCISCO. Seneca Ave. and
Cayuga Street.
Two two-story and basement frame
and stucco residences.
Owner and Builder — Stoneson Bros..
1630 Ocan Ave., 9an Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4000
SAN JOS-E, Santa Clara Co., Cal. No.
999 South Ninth Street.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (5 rooms).
Owner and Builder— M. A. Urstadt, 118
Radio Ave., San Jose.
Owner Taking Bids.
RESIDENCE Cost, $4,800
RICHMOND, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
One- and two-story frame and stucco
reeidence (shake roof, gas heat-
ing .wood sash, tile baths, etc.)
Owner — M. Sobrero, 444 McLaughlin.
Richmond.
Architect— Earl McDonald. 2S12 Broad-
way, OaklamJ.
Preparing Working Drawings.
RESIDENCE Cost. $30,000
I'lEDMONT. Alameda Co., Cal. Sea-
view Avenue.
Two-story and basement, frame and
brick veneer residence (12 rooms,
6 baths) shingle tile roof, gas hot
air heating system, tile baths,
hai'dwood floors, etc.
Owner — Withheld.
Architect— Fred. Reimer.s. 233 Post St.
San Francisco.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,009
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Calif. Es-
tatee I>rive.
Two-story frame and etucco residence.
Owner — Chas. D. Colt Oakland.
Architect— Leonard H. Ford, 2022 Ber-
keley Way, Berkeley.
Contractor — B. S. Hanson, 672 Santa
Ray Ave., Oakland. •
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. South
Cordova West FVuitvale.
One - story and basement frame and •
stucco residence (6 rooms). '■
Owner and Builder — J. W. Seammell,
424 Scenic Ave., Piedmont.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost. $5,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Calif. 6932
Monzol Avenue.
One-story frame and stucco residence
(five rooms).
Architect— W. H. H>xle. 1801 Bank of
America Bldg., Oakland.
Contractor— T. D. Courtright, 349 51st
St., Oakland.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co., Calif. 6044
Claremont Avenue.
One-6tory brick residence (five rooms)
Owner— F. Bellocq.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Gaubert Brothers, 4735
Brookdale Ave., Oakland.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost. $5600
SAN CARLOS, San Mateo Co., Calif.
White Oaks Subdivision.
One-story frame and stucco residence
(five rooms) Normandy English
style; shingle roof, gas warm air
heating system, wood sash, tile
bath and lavatory.
Owner- Horald McGee (Sponsored by
General Electric Co.)
.Architect— Mario Corbett. Hotel Ben-
jamin Franklin. San Hateo.
I
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost. $5600
SAN MATEO. S-an Mateo Co., Calif.
.\ragon Subdivision.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (5 rooms) Mont-
erey style; shingle roof, gas warm
air heating system, wood sash, tile
bath and lavatory, etc.
Owner— Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Tyler
.\rchitect— Mario Corbett, Hotel Ben-
jamin I<"1-anklin, San Mateo.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost, $42iiO
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Calif.
Parkway Terrace Subdivision.
One-story frame and stucco residence
(5 rooms) English style; shake
roof, gas warm air heating sys-
tem, wbod sash, hardwood floors,
etc (Model Home).
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
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Owiu-r— South San Francisco CJiHiiibor
of Commerce.
Architect— Mario Corbett. Hotel Beii-
jatiiin Franklin. San Mateo.
Plans Being Prepared.
UKSIOKNCK Cost, $6200
SA.\' MATiX). San Mateo Co.. Calif.
Aragon S'ubdivision.
Two-story frame and dro^ siding
residenco (Colonial Cape Cod
.>*l.vle); (6 rooms and 2 baths);
shingle roof, gas warm air heating
system, wood sash, tile baths and
lavatory, etc.
Owner— Bruce T. Sweney.
Architect— Mario Corbett, Hotel Ben-
jamin Franklin San Mateo.
To Be Done By Days Work
KKSIDKXCE Cost. $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO. W Tocoloma, N.
Hlanken Street.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner ainl Builder — Wm. H. Grahn.
2U65 Mission Street.
.Xrchitect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCK Cost, $5,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Thomas and Lane
Streetfi.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — D. Stefunopoulos, 1547 Thom-
as Street.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — J-G Construction and Fi-
nance Company. I
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCKS Cost. $4,000 each
Five one - story and basement frame
and stucco residences.
Owner and Builder — Land Develop-
ment Co., 364 Bush Street.
Architect— Not Given.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co., Calif. 135
Alta Road.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(six rooms).
Owner and BuiHer — Paul H. Haller,
6221 Buena Vista Ave., Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $8,000
SACRAMENTO. Sacramento Co., Cal.
2821 14th Street.
Two-story frame and stucco residence.
Owner — R. B. Cooper.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Hansen & Suter, 308 Oak-
mont Ave., Sacramento. I
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co., Calif. 3008
Partridge Avenue.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (five rooms).
Owner and Builder — C. D. Lyon, 6501
Buena Ventura Avenue.
.Architect — Not Given. t
Sub-Contracts Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost. $
CARMEL, Monterey Co.. Calif.
One-story wood frame residence.
Owner — Mrs. Diantha Miller.
Architect— \V. \V. Wurster, 260 Cali-
fornia St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Dowsett - Ruhl Co.. Rus.s
Rldg., San Francisco (low bidder).
Plumbino, Heating — Anderson -Douffh-
erty-Hargis Co., Carmel.
Electric — Dan Searle, Carmel.
Mill Work and Glass— Pacific Mfg. Co..
Santa Clara.
Brick Work — .1. Scholz, Pacific Orove.
Lumber — 1,'nion Supply Co.. Monterey.
Painting — Robf. Page. Monterey.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE i-ost. |5.00ii
ALA.MEDA. Alanu^la Co.. Calif. 2014
Central Avenue.
Two-story frame and lu.ntic residence
(iji.x rooms).
Owner — E. L. Bowman, 2014 Central
Avenue, Alameda.
.Vrchitect — Not Given.
Contractor — Farringer and Spaulding,
1311 Union St., Alameda. 14
January 21, 1936
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
ALAMEDA, Alameda Co., Calif. 1418
Union Street.
One-story frame and stucco residence
(five rooms).
Owner — Frank Steffenson, 1300 Web-
ster St., Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— A. Steften.son, 1300 Web-
ster St.. Oakland.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $4,264
BURLINGABLES, San Mateo Co., Cal.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
Owner — J. J. Heffernan, San Mateo.
Architect — E. L. Norberg, 407 Occi-
dental Ave., Burlingame.
Contractor— Antone E. Nelson, 610 Sth
Ave., San Mateo. i
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close
February 4, 12 Noon.
RESIDENCES Cost, $
SAN FRANCISCO. Bay Street.
Four one-story frame and rustic resi-
dences (3 and 4 rooms each); fire-
proof roofing, gas heating system,
hardwood floors, tile baths, etc.)
Owner — Miss Nora Kenyon.
Architect— W. W. Wurster, 260 Cali-
fornia St., San Francisco.
Sub-Bids Wanted.
RESIDENCE Cost. $5700
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Calif.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(8 rooms) tile & composition roof,
oak floors, two tile baths, two-
car garage, etc.
Owner— Withheld.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Acme Constr. Co.. 9528
Foothill Blvd., Oakland. (Trin.
3371).
Bids Wanted — To Close February 4,
11:00 A. M.
RESIDENCE & LAB. Cost, $11,000
VALLEJO, Solano Co.. Calif.
Two-story frame duplex residence (1
6-room and 1 5-room residence)
redwood siding, electric heaters,
electric hot water, composition
roof, septic tank, etc.) and two-
story frame laboratory building
(redwood siding) 3 garages.
Owner — City of Vallejo.
Architect — Chas. B. J. Rogers, Phelan
Bldg., San Francisco.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from City Engineer T. D. Kil-
kenny, upon deposit of $10.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $6000
BURLINGAME. San Mateo Co.. Cal.
Barnison Avenue.
One-story frame and stucco residence.
(iwner — Marcel Penat.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— S. A. Wlsnom. 140 Ells-
worth St.. San Mateo.
Contract Awarded.
KESIDENCIC Cost. $6000
SAN MATEO. San Mateo Co., Calif.
Lot 5 Blk 6, Seville Street.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
Owner— A. D. Parker. 512-A S-Idaho
St.. San Mateo.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— Lengfeld & Olund. 220 3rd
Ave.. San Mateo.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6000
SA.V .MATEO. San Mateo Co., Calif.
No. 229 Aragon 9t.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
Owner and Builder— G. W. Wllllam.s
Co., 315 Primrose Road. San Ma-
teo.
.\rchitect— Not Given.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $4600
S.\N M.\TEO, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Lot 6 Blk 57, Humboldt Street.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — Florence Peony.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— R. E. BroderIck, 130 12th
Ave.. San Mateo..
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $4000
iU'RLl.NGAME, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Winchester Drive.
One-story frame and stucco residence
Owner— Allen E. Singer, 117 Anita Rd.
Burlingame.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor — F. Pedersen, 313 Lorton
.Ave., Burlingame.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $3000
liURLlNGAME. San Mateo Co., Calif.
Lot 1 Blk. 39, Burlingame Ave.
One-story frame residence.
Owner — T. H. Llmpert. 550 Aimer
Road, Burlingame.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— Roy Allen, P. O. Box 62.
Burlingame.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $
S.ACRAMENTO. Sacramento Co., Cal.
Thirteenth and U Streets.
Alterations to building (160xl60-ft.) to
provide sales rooms, shops and
parts department.
Owner— Capital Co.. 625 Market St.,
San Francisco.
Lessee — Weaver-Rye Tractor Co., 1701
Second St., Sacramento.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Contractor— Peterson & Steinbrenner.
1116 O St., Sacramento.
Roofing— F. A. Clark, Frultrldge.
Plumbing— D. H. McAlpine, 800 36th
Street. Sacramento.
Electric Wiring — Jack W. Thomas.
3216 L St.. Sacramento.
Lumber — Capital Lumber Co., 37th &
R Sts., S-acramento.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $7000
PALO ALTO, Santa Clara Co.. Calif.
No. 376 Dana Street.
One-story frame and stucco residence
owner — D. P. Boothe Jr., 324 Elm-
wood Ave.. Oakland.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— Aro & Okerman. Box 433.
Palo Alto. i
Planned.
RESIDENCES Cost, $
SACRAMENTO. Sacramento Co., Cal.
Castro Way. bet. 18th and 19th
Streets.
Six frame and stucco residences (5 &
6 rooms each).
Owner— J. J. Seidell. 2684 18th St..
Sacramento.
Architect— Not Given.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Co«t, $9,uo0
OAKLAND. Alameda Co.. Calif. Oak-
more Manor.
Two - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (8 rooms, 3 baths)
Owner— M. J. Conlon.
Architect— Chester Treichel. 696 Cleve-
land Ave., Oakland.
Contractor— Charles Ungaretti, 17 2 7
Foothill Blvd.. Oakland.
M
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
To Be Done By Day's V/ork.
RESIDENCE Cost. $450n
SAX FRANCISCO. E SeventeenUi
Ave. 25 S Lawton St.
One-.ttory and ba.sement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner and Builder — Henry DoelBcr.
320 Judah St., San Francisco.
Aichitect^Not Given.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Co.'^t, $5,000
SAN FRANCISCO. W Desmond Soutli
Visitacion.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner — Arthur J. Mangan, 19G Arleta.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— The Ruegg Co.. 3G9 Pine.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost. $7,599
SAN FRANCISCO. E Russian Hill
Place N Vallejo Street.
Two-story frame residence.
Owner — St. G. and Carolyn I.,. Hey-
man, 944 Lake Street.
Architect— Farr & Ward, 68 Poet St.
Contractor — H. S. Meinberger, 343 4th.
Plans Being Prepared.
RE.SIDENCE Cost, $4200
FAIRFAX. Marin Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco residence
(4 rooms) wood sash, shake roof,
hardwood floors, probably electric
heatinK sy.stem. pine (lnor.«, tile
baths, etc.
Owner — Withheld.
Architect- Chas. McCall, 1404 Frank-
lin St., Oakland.
Bids will be asked in about ten
days.
Plans To Be Revised.
RESIDENCE Cost, $
PIEDMONT, Alameda Co., Calif.
Two-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (10 rooms and 4
baths) tile roof, oil burning heat-
ing system, hardwood floors, tile
baths, etc.
Owner — Andrew Christ, Oakland.
Architect — Williams & Wastell, 374
17th St., Oakland.
Whether new bids will be asked or
not is not determined at thi.s time.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Feb.
3. 5:00 P. M.
RESIDENCE Cost, $12,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. Oak-
more Highlands.
Two-story and basement frame and.
stucco residence (9 rooms and 3
baths) tile roof, steel sash, oil
heating system, hardwood floors,
tile baths, canvas walls, etc.
Owner— B. Celll.
Architect— Ray Keefer, 770 Wesley St.
Oakland.
Plans Being Figured.
RESIDENCES Cost, $4200 each
SAN LEANDRO, Alameda Co., Cal.
Three one-story and basement frame
and stucco residences (six rooms
each) shake roof, gas heating
s y s t e m, wood sash, hardwood
floors, tile baths, etc.
Owner — Withheld.
Architect- Chas. McCall. 1404 Frank-
lin St., Oakland.
Plan* Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost. $6000
SAN M.\TEO. San Mateo Co., Calif.
Aragon Subdivision.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(6 rooms and 2 baths) Monterey
.Mtyle. shingle roof, gas warm air
heating system, wood sash, tile
baths, etc.
Owner— Bruce T. Sweney.
Architect- Mario Corbett, Hotel Ben-
jamin Frankin. San ilateo.
Plans Being Figured.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6500
OAKLAND, Alamada Co.. Cal. Pied-
mont Pines.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(7 rooTns and 2 bathts) shake roof,
gas heating system, steel and
wood sash, hardwood floors, etc.
(>wner — Syndicate Idora, Ltd.
Architect— Chas. McCall, 1404 Frank-
lin St., Oakland.
Preliminary Plans Completed.
RESIDENCE Cost. $7500
CiAKLAND, Alameda Co.. Cal. Pied-
mont District.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(7 rooms and 2 baths); shake roof,
gas heating system, steel & wood
sash, hairdwood floors, etc.
Owner — Withheld.
Arcliitect— Chas. McCall, 1404 Frank-
lin St., Oakland.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost. $9,000
PALO ALTO , Santa Clara Co.. Calif.
676 Alvarado Street.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
Owner — John and Bonnie Bunn, Palo
Alto.
Architect — Chas. K. Sumner. Decker-
oak Bldg., Palo Alto.
Contractor — R. C. Knight, 595 Bailey
Ave.. Mountain View.
Bids In — Held Under Advisement.
RESIDENCE Cost. $
.\LAMEDA. Alameda Co., Cal. San
Jose Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(7 rooms) shingle roof, gas heat-
ing system, hardwood floors, etc.
Owner — Withheld.
Architect — Kent & Hass. 525 Marked
St., S-an Francisco.
Plans Being Figured.
RESIDENCE Cost. $12,000
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co.. Calif.
County Club Blvd.
Two-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (8 rooms and 2
l)aths) heavy shingle roof, gas fur-
nace, steel sash, tile baths, hard-
wood floors, etc.
Owner— J. W. Glenn.
.\rchitect — J. U. Clowdsley, Exchange
Bldg., Stockton.
Plans Being Prepared.
RE.S'IDENCE Cost. $
LUDI. San Joaquin Co., Calif.
One-story and basement adobe resi-
dence (five rooms) heavy shake
roof, gas heating system, etc.
Owner — Paul Higginbothan.
Architect — J. U. Clowdsley, Exchange
Bldg., Stockton.
Bids will be asked In about two
weeks.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $7000
SAN FRANCISCO. St. Francis Wood.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(7 rooms and 2 baths) tile and
composition roof, wood sash, gas
heating system, hardwood floors,
tile baths, etc.
Owner — Mr. Evan*.
Architect — Chester Treichel, 696 Cleve-
land St., Oakland.
Contractor — Stoneson Brothers. 16 3
Ocean Ave.. San Francisco.
Plans Being Figured.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $
SAN FRANCISCO. Wvisadero Street
near Pacific Avenue.
Alterations to residence.
Owner — Stanley Sinton.
Architect — Angus McSweeney, 604
Mission Street.
G. P. W. Jensen, 320 Market Street,
is the only contractor figuring the
plans.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Jan.
29th.
RESIDENCE Cost, $10,000
REDWOOD CITY, San Mateo Co., Cal.
Two - story frame and brick veneer
residence (Colonial style).
Owner— Withheld. I
Architect — Chester Treichel. 696 Clevo
land St., Oakland. 4
Following will submit bids:
Jensen & Pedersen, 3443 Adeline St.,
Oakland.
Emil Stelnegger, 371 Alameda de la
I'ulgas, Redwood City.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,500
REDWOOD CITY, San Mateo Co., Cal. ;•
Two-story frame and stucco residence (
Owner — E. H. Higgins.
Architect— Chester Treichel, 696 Cleve
land St., Oakland.
Contractor — Emil Steincgger, 371 Ala-
meda de la Puglas, Redwood Cii>-
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $7000
S.'VCRAMENTO, Sacramen o Co., Cal.
No. 1881 11th Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
Owner- John P. Lawler, 2725 21st
St., Sacramento.
.•\rchitect — Not Given.
(^.ntractor— J. Randall Jr.. 1424 38th
St., Sacramento. i
Contract Awarded. ■
RESIDENCE Cost, $5000
S'.^CRA.MENTO. Sacramento Co., Cal.
No. 2783 Thirteenth St.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner— F. J. Winslow, 603 S St., Sac-
ramento.
-Vrohitect — Not Given.
Contractor — Joseph Pesce. 5109 J St..
Sacramento.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $5500
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co.. Cal.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner— J. J. Seidell, 2684 18th Street,
Sacramento.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Roy Hess. 2200 P Street.
Sacramento.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $5500
BURLINGAME, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Lot 15 Blk 12, Burlingame Ave.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner— J. J. Heffernan. 600 Burlin-
game Ave.. Burlingame.
.Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Norton & Norton. 1375
North Broadway, Los Angeles.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost. $5000
SAN MATEO, San Mateo Co.. Calif.
Lot 6 Blk 5. Avila Way.
One-story and liasement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner and Builder — George W. Wil-
liams Co.. 315 Primrose Road, Bur-
lingame.
.■\n'hitect — Not Given.
CONTRACT TO BE AWARDED
ALHAMBRA, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
— Steed Bros.. 5 S. Stoneman Ave..
Alhambr.i, submitted low bid to AI-
hambra board of education and were
awarded the contract at $29,850, sub-
ject to PW.A. approval, for construc-
tion of a combination auditorium and
classroom building at the Ynez school
site. Plans were prepared by Archi-
tect John W. Smart, 39 E. Main St.
Alhambra, and Murray Erick, 811 W
Seventh St., Los Angeles, structural
engineer.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
15
Contract Awarded.
ItKSIDKNCK Cost. $5000
SA.V MATKO. S;m Mateo Co.. Calif.
y25 Maple Avenue.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco I'esidence.
.^ner— C. VV. RoKers. 1111 Broadway.
Burlingame.
xrchitect^Not Given.
Contractor — Dean Mitchell. 1044 Pa-
loina Ave.. Burlingame.
.•oiilf Junior IliKli School. 1316 N-
Hron.son Ave. Cost. |160,000. '
To Be Done By Day's Work.
KKSIIUCNCE Cost, 18000
SAN MATEO. San Mateo Co.. Calif.
N'o. 353 Fairfax Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
Owner and Builder — J. B. Oswald, 760
El Cerrito. San Mateo.
\rchitect — Not Given. 1
Plans being Figured — Bl-'s Close Feb.
3rd, 8 P. M.
HAYWARP, Alameda Co., Calif.
Two - story and basement frame and
stucco f sidence (6 rooms and 2
baths) shake roof, gas heating
system, tile baths, plaster wail.s.
wood sash, etc.
Owner — B. Doughty.
Architect — Geo. P. Simonds, 192 Main
St., Hay ward.
Following will submit bids:
George Asmussen, 1058 Grove Way,
Hayward.
A. Holyoake, 2839 East Ave., Hay-
ward.
H. S. Shain. 54 Arlette Ave., Hay-
ward.
H. W. Suttle, 1701 D St., Hayward.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
KESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
.<.\N FRANCISCO. E Mallorca Road
N Alhambra.
Two - .'story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner & Builder — Heyman Bros., 742
Market Street
.Vrchitect — Not Given. *
Plans Completed
.SCHOOL Cost, $9,000
ALAMEDA COUNTY, Cal. Stonybrook
Canyon.
I >ne - story frame and stucco school
building (tile roof, etc.)
'.vner — Stonybrook School District.
Aichitect — Chester Treichel, 696 Cleve-
land St., Oakland.
I'lan.*! will be forwarded to the State
l)ivi«ion of Architecture, Sacramento,
for approval. Application has been
liled with WPA.
Contract Awarded
SCHOOL Cost, $25,000
DEL P.ASO, Sacrar..tnto Co., Calif.
iMie-.story concrete school.
owner — Del Paso School District.
.\rchitect — W. E. Coffman, Forum
Bldg., Sacramento.
• 'ontractor — P. F. Bender, 1012 Del
Paso Blvd.. Sacramento.
Complete bids published Dec. 20.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
TIMCNCA. Los Angeles Co., Cal.—
Vrchitect Earl T. Heitschmidt, Room
7. 417 S. Hill St., Los Angeles, com-
jiiissioned by Los Angeles Board of
Education to prepare plans and speci-
fications for a new building at Pine-
wood Avenue School. 10,116 Pinewood
Ave.. Tujunga. Cost. $95,000.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS' ANOELES. Cal.— Architect A.
R. Hutchason. loni Architects' Bldg..
and Structural Engineer R. McC.
Mf-anfield. 629 Chamber of Commerce
Bldg.. commissioned by Los Angele.s
Board of Education to prepare plans
and specifications for the recon.struc-
tion. rehabilitation and strengthening
of the main building at Joseph Le
Contract Awarded
SCHOOL Contract Price, $30,13.")
BRISBANE, San Mateo Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco grammar
school (four classrooms).
Owner — Visitacion Elementary School
District.
Architect — Thoe. Edwards, 9 Geary St.
San Francisco.
Contractor— H. H. Smith. Daly Oiiy.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES. Calif. — Structural
Engineer C. G. De Swarte, B369 Wil-
shire Blvd., has been commissioned
by the Los Angeles board of educa-
tion to prepare engineering plans for
the reconstruction, strengthening and
rehabilitation of Bldg. No. 3 at Ham-
mel Street school, 438 N. Brannick
St. Lyle N. Barcume, 5369 Wilshire
Blvd., architect.
LOW BIDDER
VAX NUYS. Los Angele.s Co, Cal.—
K. C. Nesser, 4822 W Jefferson St.,
Los Angeles, submitteti low bid to Los
Angeles board of education at $89,357
for a new two-story classroom build-
ing to be erected at the Van Nuys
high school, 6535 Cedros Ave., Van
Nuys. Allison & Allison, architects,
and Franklin N. Ropp, 1014 Edison
Bldg., Los Angeles, structural engi-
neer, and E. L. EUingwood, H. VV.
Hellman Bldg., I^s Angeles, mehani-
cal engineer.
Plans Awaiting PWA Approval.
SHOPS Cost. $35,000
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
West Freeport Blvd. bet. Bidwell
Way and Sixth Avenue.
Shops and senior high school building
(first unit).
Owner — Sacramento School District.
Architect — Starks & Flanders, Foorum
Bldg., Sacramento.
Plans have been approved by the
Sacramento Board of Education and
upon approval by the PWA, bids will
be asked.
Additional units for the high school
plant, include 30 classrooms, labora-
tory, gymnasium, cafeteria and audi-
torium. Total cost of the project i.s
.<71.'i.nrt0.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Los Angeles
board of education has approved the
appointment of the following engi-
neers to prepare structural and me-
chanical plans for a new building and
auditorium building to be erected at
Ford Bl\-d. School, 1150 Ford Blvd.,
Belvedere Gardens; Blake E. Beatty,
structural engineer, 816 W Fifth St.,
Los Angeles; E. L. EUingwood, me-
chanical engineer, H. W. Hellman
Bldg., Los Angeles; Harold S. John-
son, Room 1001, 816 W Fifth St., Los
Angelee, architect. Cost, $60,000.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELF:S. Cal.— Arcitect M.
M. Marston. 517 Douglas Bldg., and
Structural Engineer H. A. Nelson, 312
Associated Realty BWg., commission-
ed by I-ros Angeles board of education
to prepare plans for reconstruction re-
habilitation and strengthening of the
1924 portion of the main brick build-
ing at Lockwood Street school. 4345
Lockwood St. Co.st, $30,700. S
LOW BIDDER
WIL.MINGTON, Los Angeles Co..
Cal.— Harvey A. Nichols, 936 East
Slauson Ave., Los Angeles, submitted
low bid to Los Angeles board of edu-
f-ation at $45,710, for reconstruction.
rehabilitation and strengthening of
liuilding No. 2 at Fries Avenue school
1301 Fries Ave., Wilmington. H. F.
Withey, 405 S. Western Avenue, Los
Angeles, architect, and B. E. Beatty.
S16 W. Fifth St.. Los Angeles, .struc-
tural Engineer. \
BIDS WANTED
LACUNA BEACH, Orange Co., Cal.
—Until Feb. 6, 7:45 P. M.. separate
bids will be received by the Laguna
High School District. Park Ave. and
.Manzanita St., Laguna Beach, for the
I'onstruction of (a) a two-story gym-
nasium building, 90x100 feet in area,
and (b) a one-story, five-classroom
annex to existing building, 118x62 ft.
in area, located at the site of the
present high school, corner of Park
Avenue and Manzanita Street, Laguna
Beach. Allison & Allison, 1014 Edi-
son Bldg., Los Angeles, architects.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
SOUTH GATE. Los Angeles Co..
Cal.— .Architect G. S. Underwood, 1400
1404 Continental Bldg., Los Angeles,
commissioned by Los Angeles board
of education to prepare plans and
specifications for a new school shop
building to be erected at South Gate
high school, S351 Firestone Boulevard.
South Gate. Cost, $30,000.
BIDS WANTED
WHITTIER. y^os Angeles Co., Cal.—
Until February 3, 5 P. M. (hids tc be
opened at 7 P. M. that day) bids will
be received by Whittier Union High
School District for the reconstruction
of the cafeteria building at Whittier
high school, a PWA project. Certi-
fied or cashier's check or bond for 5%
must accompany each bid. Plans and
specifications are on file with the ar-
chitect. R. L. Warren. 119 Emporium
Bldg.. Whittier. Cost, $50,000.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES. Cal. — Architect
Carlton Monroe Winslow, 1001 Ar-
chitects' Bldg.. commissioned by Los
Angeles Board of Education to pre-
pare plans for new classroom building
and auditorium to be erected at Mir-
amonte Scliool, no E. 6Sth St. Cost.
:!:95.O00.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES. Cal. — Architects
Farrell & Miller. 4814 Loma Vista
Ave., and Structural Engineer Ralph
A. DeLine. 1144 S. Grand Ave., have
been commissioned by Los Angeles
Board of Education to prepare plans
for reconstruction, strenghtenlng and
rehabilitation of the 1925 portion of
the home economics building at Laf-
ayette Junior High Svhool. 1515 E.
1 Ith St. Cost, $72,400.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
LOS ANGELES. Cal. — Architect
Joseph Kaiser, Bank of Inglewood
Bldg.. Inglewood, and Structural En-
gineers Holmes & Narver. 639 S.
Spring St.. Los Angeles, have been
commissioned by Los Angeles Board
of Education to prepare plans for re-
construction, strengthening and re-
habilitation of the 1922 portion of the
main brick building at Breed Street
School, 2226 B. Third St. Cost. Jl'.i -
700.
LOW BIDDER
WILMINGTON. Los Angeles Co.,
Cal.— Harvey A. Nichols, 936 E Slau-
son Ave., Lob Angeles, submitted low
bid to Los Angeles board of education
at $45,710 for reconstruction, rehablii-
tation and strengthening of Bldg. No.
2 at Fries Avenue school. 1301 Fries
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Ave.. "Wilmington. H. K. Witliey, 405
3. Western Ave., Loe Angeles, archi-
tect, and Blaise E. Beatty. 816 West
Fifth St., Lo.s Angeles, structural en-
gineer. ■>
Commissioned To Prepare Plans.
ADDITION Cost, $40,000
BERKELEY, Alameda Co., Cal. Clare-
mont Ave., bet. Ashby Ave. and
Webster 9t.
South wing and auditorium at John
Muir School.
Owner — Berkeley School District.
Engineer — Thomas Chace, 60.') Market
St.. San Francisco, and Berkeley
Board of Education, Berkeley.
Plans Awaiting Approval.
REHABILITATE GYM. $40,0*0
BEPKELEY. Alameda Co., Cal. No.
1208 University Avenue.
Rehabilitation of boys' gymnasium In
Burbank Junior High School.
Owner — Berkeley Board of Education.
Architect— W. C. Ambrose, 244 Kear-
ny St., San Francisco.
Engineer — Thomas Chace, 605 Market
&t, San Francisco.
Plans have been forwarded to the
State Division of Architecture, Sac-
ramento, for approval.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
ALTF:RATI0X» Cont. Price, $143,725
BERKELEY. Alameda Co., Cal. No.
1775 Ro.se Street.
Alterations to Garfield School.
Owner — Berkeley School District.
Architect — Bakewell & Weihe, 251
Kearny St., San Francisco.
Engineer — Thomas F. Chace, Berkeley
Board of Education, Berkeley.
Contractor — K. E. Parker Co., 135
South Park, San Francisco.
Sheet Metal — Aladdin Heating Corp..
5107 Broadway. Oakland.
Linoleum — John Breuner. 2l8t St. and
Broadway, Oakland.
Electric — Spencer Electric Co., 2059
Webster St., Oakland.
Paintino— A. A. Zelinsky. 3011 Steln-
er St., San Francisco.
As previously reported, demolition
of buildings awarded to Emsco Con-
crete Cutting Co., 260 Clementina St..
San Francisco; structural steel to
Herrick Iron Works, 18th and Camp-
bell Stst.. Oakland.
TO ASK BIDS
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Los Angeles
board of education has adopted speci-
fications and will call for bids soon for
school painting work as follows: Ad-
ministration building, cafeteria and
boy.s' and girls' physical education
building at Huntington Park high
school, 6020 Miles Ave., Huntington
Park, estimated cost $5400; Building
No. 1 at Virginia Road school, 2925
Virginia Road, estimated cost $1200;
shop building at Phineas Banning
high school, 1500 Avalon Blvd., Wil-
mington, e.stimatod cost $500; shop
buildings No. 2 and No. 3 at John C.
Fremont high school, 7676 S. San Pe-
dro St., estimated cost. $1000; main
building (painting and miscellaneous
work) at Bell high school. 4328 Bell
Ave., Bell, estimated cost $9000. Spec-
ifications were prepared by the archi-
tectural section of the board, A. S.
Nlbecker, Jr., architect. 1425 S. San
Pedro Street.
LOW BIDDER
POMON.\, Los Angeles Co.. Calif.—
L. F. Dow Co., 422 Board of Trade
Bldg., Los Angeles, submitted the low
normal bid to Pomona board of edu-
cation at $107,347, for the con.struc-
tion of a building for the Abraham
Lincoln elementary school, Garey St.
and Jefferson Ave.. Pomona, a PWA
project. Mar.ston & Maybury. archi-
tects, 25 S. Euclid Ave.. Pasadena. 15
ohitectfl.
BIDS WANTED
LOS ANGELES. Cal.— Until Jan. 31
2 p. m., bids will be received by L. A.
board of education purchasing divi-
sion, 1425 South San Pedro Street, for
school painting work as follows: Bldg.
No. 1 at Virginia Road School, 2925
Vlrgini.i Road; main building (paint-
ing and miscellaneous work) at Bell
high school, 4328 Bell Avenue. Bell:
shop bldg. at Phineas Banning high
school. 1500 Avalon Blvd., Wilming-
ton-, shop buildings No. 2 and No. 3
at John C. Fremont high school, 7676
S. San Pedro St. Specifications were
prepared by the architectural section
of the board; A. S. Nlbecker, Jr., ar-
chlcct, 1425 S. San Pedro St
BIDS WANTED
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Until Feb. 4,
2 p. m., bids will be received by L. A.
board of education purchasing divi-
sion, 1425 South San Pedro Street, for
the reconstruction, strengthening and
rehabilitation of the auditorium and
boiler room (including the arcade to
liberal arts building) at Geo. Wash-
ington hinh school, 10,860 S. Denker
Ave. Cost, $60,000. Eugene Weston,
Jr.. 502 Architects' Bldg., architect,
and Oliver G. Bowen. 1144 S Grand
Ave., structural engineer.
BIDS WANTED
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Until Feb. 5.
2 p. m., bids will be received by L. A.
hoard of education purchasing divi-
sion, 1425 South San Pedro Street, for
a boys' and girls* reinforced concrete
physical education building (48x150 ft.)
to be erected at Mount Vernon junior
high .school. 4066 W. 17th St. Cost.
$50,000. John C. Austin and Frederic
M. Ashley, architect; G. H. Schulte.
608 Chamber of Commerce Building,
structural engineer, and O. W. Ott,
Wa.shington Blvd., mechanical engi-
neer.
COMMISSIONED TO PREPARE
PLANS
ARCADI.A, Los Angeles Co. Calif.—
Architect Paul Kingsbury, 516 North
Gower St., Los Angeles, and Struc-
tural Engineer Steve Barnes. 803 W.
Third St., Los Angeles, have been
commissioned by Arcadia City School
District to prepare plans for a class-
room addition and a separate kinder-
garten building to be built at the
Holly Avenue school, Duarte Rd. and
Holly Ave., Arcadia. Both structures
will be built of reinforced concrete, the
addition to contain an assembly room
and two classrooms. Total estimated
cost $50,000. Plans will be submitted
to the WPA %vlth an application for
partial financing.
Awards Recommended
GYMNASIUM Cost. $241,000
TULARE, Tulare Co.. Calif.
Two new classroom buildings and re-
pairs to gymnasium and central
heating plant.
Owner— Tulare High School District
(W. B. Knokey, Supt. of Schools)
Architect— W. D. Coates, Rowell Bldg.
Fresno.
Contractor — MIdstate Const. Co., and
W. J. Ochs, Power Bldg.. Fresno,
$154,103.
Plumbino— Scott Co., 243 Minna St..
San Francisco. $22,254. ,
Electric — American Electric Const. Co.
462 Bryant Street, San Francisco,
Complete bids published Jan. 13.
BIDS WANTED
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Until Febru-
ary 3. 2 P. M.. bids will be received
>>y Los Angele.s Board of Education
Purchasing Division, 1425 ». S3an
Pedro St., for reconstruction, rehabi-
litation and strengthening of the main
building at Thirty-ninth Street School,
Corner of 39th St. and Fifth Ave.
Cost. $38,000. Charles M. Hutchin-
son, 1132 Central Bldg., Architect, and
William Mellema, 1661V4 Beverly
Blvd., Structural Engineer.
Plans Being Prepared
AUDITORIUM Cost, $30,000
PLACER VILLE, EWorado Co., Calif.
One-story frame and stucco audito-
rium and two classroom addition
to grammar school (70x100 feet)
steam heating system, steel sash.
Owner — Placervllle Grammar School
District.
Architect— Jens C. Petersen, 812 26th
St., Sacramento.
BIDS WANTED
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Until Jan. 81.
2 P. M., bids will be received by Los
Angeles Board of Education Purchas-
ing Division, 1425 S. San Pedro &t.,
for the reconstruction, strengthening
and rehabilitation of the 1926 portion
of the main building at Ninety-sev-
enth Street school, 400 West 97th St.
Cost, $50,000. Paul C. Tape, 2163 N.
Highland, Architect, and David H.
Merrill, 580 I. W. Hellman Bldg.,
>^tructural Engineer.
BIOS WANTED
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— UntU Jan. 80.
2 P. M.. bids will be received by Los
-•Vngeles Board of Education Purchas-
ing Division, 1425 9. San Pedro St.,
for the reconstruction, strengtheninK
and rehabilitation of the main brick
building at Belvedere Elementary
School. 3724 E. First St. Cost. $67,000.
Train & Cressey, 226 Third and Hills
Bldg., Architects, and Laurence J.
Waller, 931 Micheltorena St., Struc-
tural Engineer.
Contract Awarded.
HIGH SCHOOL Cont. Price. $164,861
ARBUCKLE. Colusa Co.. Calif.
One-story reinforced concretfe high
school (10 classrooms, auditorium
to seat 750. gymnasium, shop) flat
composition roofing, steam heat-
ing system, maple floors, wood and
steel .sash. etc.
Owner — I'ierce Union High School Dis-
trict.
Architect — W. E. Coftman, Forum
Bldg., Sacramento.
Contractor — James L. McLaughlin, 251
Kearny St., San Francisco.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
SCHOOL Cont. Price. $58,898
WALNUT GROVE. Sacramento Co.
One-story frame and stucco grammar
School (7 classrooms and assem-
bly to seat 320).
Owner — Walnut Grove School District.
Architect — Chas. F. Dean, California
State Life Bldg., Sacramento.
Contractor — Petersen & Stelnbrenner,
Sacramento.
Plumbing — Luppen & Hawley. 8126 J
Street.
Electric Wiring — Reliable Elevator
Works. 619 California Street.
Heating — Luppen & Hawley. 3126 J
Street.
Sheet Metal— Frank Z. Ahl, 1613 21st
Street.
Tile Work— H. P. Fischer Tile & Mar-
ble Co.. 1219 J Street.
Glass— W. P. Fuller & Co.
Lumber — Noah Adams Lumber Co..
Walnut Grove.
Wood Sash— Universal Window Co..
Berkeley.
Window Shades — General Seating Co.,
160 Second St., San Francisco.
All of Sacramento unless otherwise
noted.
Contract Awarded.
SCHOOL Cont. Price. $18,770
NAPA. Napa Co., Calif.
One-story reinforced concrete elemen-
tary school (two classrooms an-i
auditorium to seat 200).
PACIFIC CONSTRUCIOK
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Owiu-r— Mt. Goorg<' I'nion KUiiientniy
School District.
Architect — W. E. Coffman. Forum
BIdg.. Sacramento.
Contractor — John K. Branagh, IIG
Montlcello A\e.. riedmont.
Bids Opened
RECON. SC^HOOL Cost. $75,000
SAN LEANCRO. Alameda Co.. Calif.
Reconstruct McKlnley and Washing-
ton Schools (enlarge auditorium.
etc.)
Owner— San Leandro School District.
Engineer— H. J. Brunnier, Sharon
Bldp.. San Francisco.
Ix)w Bidder — Carl N. Swenson. 355
Stockton Ave., San Jose.
Completo bids follow:
(1) McKlnley School.
(2) Wa.shington School.
(3) Combined bid for both .schools.
(A) Carl N. S\ven.son, San
Jose (1) 534,971
„ _ (2) 35.648
_ (3) 69,619
(B) W. G. Thornally. Oak-
land - (1) »39.940
- (2)
(3>
(C) S. J. Bertelsen and J.
J. Moore, Piedmont— (1) $ —
_ _ (2) 38.467
(3)
(D) Fred J. Early, Jr., San
Francisco .- (1) 140,187
(2) 44,755
„ (3) 84,500
Unit prices follow:
(1 ) ded. for salvage materials (Mc-
kinley School) ;
(la) do for Washington School;
(2 ) dirt excavation, per c.y.;
(3 ) concrete excavation, per c.y.;
(4 ) concrete per c.y.;
(6 ) concrete forms, per sq. ft.;
(6 ) reinforcing steel, per lb.;
(7 ) plastering, per yd.;
(S ) kalsomlning, per yd.;
(9 ) washable paint, per yd.
(A) (B) (C) (D)
(1 ) „ 1100.00 I 1.00 if $200.00
(la) 100.00 1.00 200.00
(2 ) 1.25 2.50 3.00 3.50
(3 ) 5.00 19.50 30.00 20.00
(4 ) 11.00 10.00 15.00 12.00
(5 ) .15 .14 .16 .15
(6 ) .05 .046 .05 .05
(7 ) 1.00 .80 1.00 1.50
(8 ) .21 .18 .18 .20
(9 ) .41 .387 .35 .35
Recommendation made to the PW'A
that contract be awarded to Carl X.
Swenflon at |69,G19.
Contract Awarded.
SCHOOL Cont. Price. $28,971
ELK GROVE, Sacramento Co.. Calif.
One-story brick and steel grammar
School.
Owner — Elk Grove Union Grammar
School District (E. V. Polhemus,
Clerk).
Architect— Jens C. Petersen, 812 20th
St., Sacramento.
Contractor — Campbell Constr. Co., 800
R St., Sacramento.
Contract Awarded
GYMNASIUM Cont. Price, $43,274
TUOLUMNE, Tuolumne Co., Calif.
One - story reinforced concrete high
school g^'mnaelum.
Owner— Summervllle High School IMst,
Architect — Frank V. Mayo, 108 East
Miner Street, Stockton.
Contractor — Wm. Buck & Sons, 57 E.
Geary St.. Stockton.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
SCHOOL Cont. Price. $132,000
»AN FRANCISCO. Bartlett and 22n<3
Streets.
New grammar school building (twelve
classrooms) Agassiz School.
Owner — City and County of San Fran-
cisco.
Architect— Masten & Hurd, 233 Post
St., San Francisco.
.structural B^iRlneer — Walter Huber
Crocker First Nafl. Bank Bldg.,
Electrical Engineer— Leiand & Haley.
68 Sutter &t., San Francisco.
Contractor— -\nder.son & KinKrose, 320
Market St.. S-an Francisco.
Reinforcing Steel— Ounn Carle & Co.,
20 Potrero Ave., $19,946.
Structural Steel — Fair Mfg. Co.. 617
Bryant St.. $1176.
Brick Work — Martin Nelson. 2847
Army St.. $3472.
Mill Work — .^mler.'^on Bros. Planinj;
Mill & MfK. Co.. Quint and Cu.s-
iir Streets, $2,643.
Folding Partitions — Price Building
tjpocialties Co., 683 Howard St..
$22yc.
Blackboards and Cork Pin Strips-
Fred E. Turner, 557 Market St.,
$921.85.
Furring, Lathing and Plastering —
Leonard Bosch, 621 Union Street.
$5041.
Roofing— Malott & Peterson, 20th and
Harrison Sts., 1818.
Sheet Metal— Guilfoy Cornice Works.
1234 Howard St.. $1221.
Steel Windows — Truscon Steel Co., 604
Mission St., $12,386.
Glass &. Glazing — Habenicht & Hew-
lett, 529 Clay St., $2561.
Metal Lockers — W. H. Schick Pro-
ducts Co., 135 Tehama St.. $2575.
Metal Toilet Drains— Ebco Mfg. Co.,
582 Market &t., $214.
Miscellaneous Metal Work— Monarch
Iron Works, 262 7th St., $7230.
Marble— Jo-'icph Musto Sons - Keenan
Co., 575 North Point St., $752.
Tjie— American Art Tile Co.. 231
Franklin St.. $2475.
Window Shades — D. N.
Co., 562 Mission St..
Painting— H. A. Ankers.
St., $3800.
Lamonite Floors — Acme Floor
1051 Mi.ssion St., $1164.
(For Alternate No. 5)
Electric— Delatour Electric Co.,
Mis.sion St., $665.
Plumbing — Herman Lawson Co.
Tehama St., $485.
Window Hardware — Universal Win-
dow Co., 950 Parker St.. Berkeley.
$1786.
As previously reported, mechanical
equipment and plumbing awarded to
Herman I>awson, 465 Tehama St.. at
$24,880 and electrical contract to Lynn
& Heffernan, 114 Ashton Ave., at $27.-
740.
& E. Walter
$238.80.
22 Lexington
Co..
666
465
Bids Rejected.
GYMNASIUM Cost $60,091
NEVADA CITY. Nevada Co., Calif.
One-story reinforced concrete gym-
nasium (lockers, showers, etc.)
Owner— Nevada City High School Dis-
trict.
Architect — Wm. Mooser, Monadnock
Bldg., San Francisco.
Engineer— W. Adrian, 417 Market St.,
San Francisco.
I'lans will probably be revised and
new bids asked at a later date.
Lowest bid was .submitted by C. L.
Wold Constr. Co., San Francisco, at
$79,855 on the general work. United
Electric at $1261 low on electrical
work and M. J. Reeves Heating Co. at
$11,136 low on mechanical work.
Bids Wanted— To Close February 4.
SCHOOL Cost, $49,000
CAMBRIA, San Luis Obispo Co., Cal.
One-story frame school building.
Owner— Cambria School District.
Architect— Louis N. Crawford, Santa
Maria.
Structural Engineer — H. J. Brunnier,
Sharon Bldg., San Francisco.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect.
Owner — Cayucoa School District.
.\rchitecl— Louis N. Crawford, Santa
Maria.
Structural Engineer— H. J. Brunnier.
Sharon Bldg., San Francisco.
l'lan.s and specificallonB may be ob-
tained from the architect.
BIDS WANTED
HAY WARD, Alameda Co., Cal.-
I'ntil February 3, 1:30 P. M., bids will
be received by Jacob Harder, Jr..
Clerk Hayward School District, for
furnishing llnish millwork to be used
in the reconstruction of the new John
Muir School building to be located at
Orchard Ave. and Soto Road, Hay-
ward.
Specifications may be obtained from
the Clerk of the Board. 1074 C Street.
Hayward. *
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN FRANCISCO — Phoenix Day Co.
729 Mission St.. at $1,759 awarded the
contract by the Department of Public
Works for electrical fixtures for the
auditorium of the Girls' Higli School,
Scott and O'Farrell Streets.
Cost. $-
Low Bidder
ADDITION
MILWAUKIE, Oregon.
Junior high school and gymnasium ad-
dition to Ardenwald School.
Owner — School District No. 1 (.\. M.
Gray, Chairman).
Architect— L. L. Dougan, Studio Bids-
Portland.
Low Bidder— Jos. H. Anderson, 3132
NE 69th St., Portland, $88,000.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
GYMNASIUM Cont. Price, $37,228
RED BLUFF, Tehama Co., Calif.
Gymnasium for high school.
Owner— Red Bluff Union High School
District.
Architect— Dragon & Schmidts, 2068
AUston Way, Berkeley.
Contractor— N. H. Sjoberg & Son, 5604
E-16th St., Oakland.
Lumber — Sterling Lumber Co.. Red
Bluff.
Steel Sash— Detroit Steel Products Co.
1319 63rd St., Oakland.
Toilet Partitions — Dwan & Co., 126
I'ost St., San Francisco.
Mill Work— Lannom Bros. Mfg. Co..
5th and Magnolia Sts.. Oakland.
Reinforcing Steel — Truscon Steel Co.,
Atlas Bldg., San Francisco.
Structural Steel, Miscellaneous and
Ornamental Iron— Indepndent Iron
Work.s, 821 Pine St., Oakland.
Finish Hardware — Associated Hard-
ware Co., 3861 San Pablo Ave..
Oakland.
Blackboards and Cork Carpet — Fred
E. Turner Co.. 557 Market &t.,
San Francisco.
Wood Trusses — Summerbell Truss Co.,
354 Hobart St.. Oakland.
Glass A. Glazing — Cobbledick Kibbe
Co.. 301 Washington St.. Oakland.
Roofing — Sierra Roofing Co.. 137
Broadway, Chico.
Finish Floors — Regal Floor Co.. 666
Mis.sion St., San Francisco.
Painting— Mark A. Miller, 3664 Ma-
drone Ave., Oakland.
Electric— Cox Electric Co., Red Bluff.
Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal —
Allen & Allen. Red Bluflf.
Concrete Plastering and Brick Work
O'Connor Bros.. Red Bluff.
Bids Wanted— To Close January 31.
SCHOOL Cost. $18,000
CAYUCOS, San Luis Obispo Co.. Cal.
One-story frame school building.
Contract Awarded.
SCHOOL Cont. I'rlce, $23,800
LAKE COUNTY, Burns Valley.
One-story frame and stucco grammar
school (3 classrooms and assembly
hall).
Owner— Burns Valley School District.
Architect- Herbert & Caulkins, Ros-
enberg Bldg., Santa Rosa.
Contractor— A. O. Llghtford, L'pper
Lake.
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
SCHOOL Cont. Price. $78,402
SAN RAP'AKL. Marin Co., Cal. 4th
and E Streets.
One-story frame and stucco grammar
school (ten classrooms and audi-
torium to seat 500).
Owner— San Rafael School District.
Architect — N. W. Sexton, deYoung
Bldg., San Francisco.
Contractor— DeLuca & Son, Inc., 1745
Filbert St.. San Francisco.
Reinforcing Steel — W. S. Wetenhall.
17th and Wisconsin Sts.. 9. F.
Mill Work — Ander.son Bros. Planing
Mill, Quint and Custer Sts., San
Francisco.
Window Hardware— Dalmo Mfg. Co..
511 Harrison St.. San Francisco.
Finish Hardware— J. B. Rice and Co..
San Rafael.
Plastering — Cliff Jackson, San An-
selmo.
Sheet Metal— Guilfoy Cornice Works,
1234 Howard St.. San Francisco.
Toilet Partitions— Geo. W. Holmes.
Miscellaneous and Ornamental Iron —
Modern Iron Works. 2247 Folsom
St., S-an Francisco.
Glass— W. P. Fuller & Co.. 301 Mis-
sion St.. San Francisco.
Asphalt Tile— Western Asbestos Co.,
675 Townsend St., San Francisco.
Shades— W. R. Knight, 557 Market St.,
S-an Francisco.
Roofing— Booth & Little, Larkspur.
Painting — W^ G. Thompson, 336
Church St., San Francisco.
Plumbing and Heating— Scott Co., 243
Minna St., San Francisco.
Electric— L. H. Leonardi, San Rafael.
Blackboards and Pinning Strips—
Rucker Fuller Co.. 539 Market St.,
San Francisco.
Stairs— J. DiCristina, 3150 18th Street,
San Francisco.
Plans Being Completed.
CLASSROOM UNIT Cost, $
S'ACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
Junior College Compus.
Brick classroom unit (25 classrooms)
(second unit).
O^vner — Sacramento School District.
Architect — Harry Devine, Cronan
Bldg., Sacramento.
Bids will be asked in about one
week.
Plans Being Prepared.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $15,000
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
1011 Ninth Street.
Alterations and additions to Rose-
mont Cafe (new front, alter in-
terior, etc.)
()„.ner— Rosemont Grill (Geo. Lucich,
Proprietor), S-acramento.
Architect — W. E. Coffman, Forum
Bldg., Sacramento.
Plans Being Revised.
SCHOOL Cost. $22,000
TRUCKEE. Nevada Co.. Calif.
One-story frame and stucco elemen-
tary school (3 classrooms and au-
ditorium).
Owner — Truckee School District.
Architect— Masten & Hurd, 233 Post
St., San Francisco.
New bids will be asked shortly.
On previous bid opening only bid
was submitted by William Martin, 666
Mission St., San Francisco, at $44,000.
To Ask Bids Immediately
RECONST. SCHOOL Cost, $
ALAMEDA, Alameda Co., Calif. 2130
Central Avenue.
Reconstruction of high .«!chool audi-
torium.
Owner— Alameda City School District.
Structural Engineers — L. H. Nlshkian,
525 Mark, t St.; Earl Hammlll, 381
Bu.sh St., and' Earl Russell, Pa-
cific Bldg., San Francisco.
Architect— Carl Werner, 1303 Bay St..
Alameda.
Grant of $45,000 approved by PWA.
Bids will be asked immediately.
BIDS WANTED
BREA. Orange Co., Cal.— Until Feb.
7, 7:30 P. M., new bids will be re-
ceived by Brea Elementary School
District for the reconstruction, reha-
bilitation and strengthening of the
main building at Brea grammar school
Brea, a PWA project. Cost. $90,357.
'I'. C. Kistner, 814 Architects' Bldg.,
Los Angeles, architect.
BIDS WANTED
O LEND ALE, Los Anfeles Co., Cal.
—Until February 11, 2 P. M. (bids to
be opened at 4 P. M., that day) bids
will be received by Glendale board of
education, 411 E. Wilson St., Glendale,
for the construction of a new junior
college plant at 1500 N Verdugo Road,
a PWA project. Certified or cashier's
check or bond for 5% must accompany
each bid. Plans and specifications may
be obtained at the office of the board
upon deposit of $25. Cost, $300,000.
Geo. M. Llndsey, C305 Yucca Street,
Hollywood, architect.
BIDS WANTED
WHITTIER. Los Angeles Co.. Cal.
— Until February 3, bids will be re-
ceived by the Whittier Union High
Rvhool District for rebuilding the
cafeteria building at Whittier High
School, a PWA project. The work
will consist principally of reinforcins:
the present brick structure with a
steel frame. Co.st $50,000. R. L. War-
ren, Emporium Bldg., Whittier, archi-
tect.
BIDS WANTED
I'ARKER, Ariz — T ntil February 3,
1 P. M., bids will be received by tlie
Northern Yuma County Union High
School District for the construction
of an auditorium and classroom "jldg.
to be erected in Parker. Plans and
specifications may be obtained from
Roy Place, 11 E. Pennington St-eet.
Tucson, Ariz., upon •depo.'-it ol $15.
Cost, $35,000.
Planned
AUDITORIUM Cost, $
NIPOMO, San Luis Obi.spo Co., Cal.
School auditorium.
Owner — Nipomo School District.
Architect — Not Given.
An election will be held in the ncai
future to vote bonds to finance the
proposed structure.
CONTRACT AWARDED
LOS ANGELES. Cal.— Blystone and
Van Tuyle, 136 Walnut Street. Brea.
awarded contract by the Los Angeles
board of education at $52,100 for con-
struction of a one-story building at
Lorena Street school, 1015 S. Loreua
St. A. S. Nibecker, Jr., architect, 1425
S. San Pedro St., architect.
Low Bidders.
GYMNASIUM Cost, $115,000
WALLA WALLA, Washington.
Phy.«ical Education Building (122x170
ft.) separate gyms for boys and
girls; boys' gym. to have seating
.-iccommodations for 1800 was pr3-
visions for collapsible seatS; offices
under balcony.
Owner— Walla Walla School Dist. (W.
M. Kern. Supt. of Schools).
Architect — John Maloney, Larson Bldg.
Y'akima.
Low Bidder — Colonial Const. Co.. 326
First St.. Spokane. $96,597.
Plumbing and Heating — W. R. O'-
Rourke, 109 S. 2nd St., Walla Wal-
la, $6,548.
Electric— Estep Electric Co., 717 West
Yakima, $3,268.
Contracts Awarded
ADDITION Cost, $60,000
MONTESANO. W'ashlngicn.
Addition to high school.
Owner— School District No. 100. Mon-
tesano.
Architect — F. A. Naramore, Central
Building, Seattle.
Contractor — David Stone and Earl W.
Anderson. 110 N Montgomery Av-
enue. Bremerton. $34,933.
Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating —
Gehri Plumbing & Heating Co.,
Tacoma, $12,384.
Electric — Thomas Electric Shop, Mon-
tesano, $2,177.
CONTRACT AWARDED
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Harry F. Mil-
ler, 1908 West 75th St., awarded con-
tract by Los Angeles board of educa-
tion at $57,515 for the construction of
a new one-story school building at the
68th Street School, 612 West 6Sth St.
A. S. Nibecker, Jr., architect. 1425 S.
San Pedro Street.
Contracts Awarded
ADLHTION Cost. $139,821
YAKIMA, Washington.
High school addition; auditorium (153x
72 ft.) with balcony; reinforced
concrete construction; full base-
ment, including ventilating equip-
ment and dressing rooms; adai
lion to 3rd floor (280x80 ft.) brick
walls and wood floors.
Owner — Y^akima School District.
Architect — John Maloney, Larson Bldg.
Y'akima.
Contractor— Wm. McCulloch, Yakima.
$40,550.
Plumbing & Heating — Westlake Plbg
& Heating Co.. 0323 Ravena St..
Seattle, $9,455.
NEW BIDS WANTED
SANTA MARIA, Santa Barbara Co..
Cal. — Until February 3, 5 p. M., new
bids will be received by Santa Maria
Union High School District for the
construction of a Junior College build-
ing, consisting of a first unit and a
.•science wing, in Santa Maria, a PWA
project. Plans and specifications may
be obtained from Architect E. Keith
Lockard, 117 E De la Guerra St., Santa
Barbara, upon deposit of $10. Certi-
fied or cashier's check or bond for
5% must accompany each bid. Cost
of the structure is estimated at $50,000.
Bids received for this work on De-
cember 2 were rejected.
CONTRACT AWARDED
POMONA. Los Angeles Co., Cal.—
O. H. Strauser. 900 Dawson Avenue,
Long Beach, awarded contract by
Pomona Board of Education, at $106,-
.'ill (using certain alternates), for the
construction of a new building for the
Abraham Lincoln Elementary School
at Garey St. and Jefferson Ave., Po-
mona, a PWA project. The contract
has been forwarded to the PWA for
approval and construction is expected
to get under way within a few days.
The building will contain eleven
classrooms, an auditorium to seat 300
persons, cafeteria and office.*. Mars-
ton S; Maybury. 25 S. Euclid Avenue.
Pasadena. Architects.
BONDS VOTED
A VENAL, Kings Co., Cal.— Reef e-
Sunset Elementary School District
voted bonds In the amount of $20,000
January 15. Proceeds to finance con-
.viruction of an addition to the Ele-
mentary School in Avenal.
Plans Completed
ADDITION Cost. $20.0("0
SANTA ROS.\, Sonoma Co., Calif.
Reinforced concrete addition to high
school bldg. (add four da.^sroom.x)
Owner— Santa Rosa Union High School
District.
Architect— W. H. Weeks, 525 Market
St., San Francisco.
ICngineer- W. Adrian, 417 Market St..
San Francisco.
Application filed with the WPA and
upon approval construction will start.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
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Award Recommende'l
GYMNASIUM Cost, $10,000
AUHUKN, Placer Co., Calif.
One-story sttel-concrete gymnasium.
Owner— Placer Union High School
District.
Architect— W. E. Coffman. K o r u m
BuiWing, Sacramento.
Contractor— J. C. Meyers. Rto. 1, liox
439, Stockton.
Complete bids follow:
( 1) deduct for omitting entire heat-
ing plant;
( 2) deduct for omitting movable
bleachers and basketball stops;
( 3) deduct for omitting interior
painting;
( 4) deduct for omitting public ad-
dress system; (
( B) deduct for omitting dressing
rooms and shower rooms;
( 6) deduct for omitting entire inte-
rior plaster;
( 7) deduct for omitting exterior plas-
ter;
( 8) deduct for omitting 1 a m i n i t e
flooring in gymnasium;
( 9) add if used lumber is not used;
(10) deduct if hot water system, piii-
Ing, oil burners, storage tanks,
etc. is omitted.
J. C. Meyers. Stockton $ 93,600
( 1) 5,817
( 2) 3,622
( 3) 1,343
_ ( 4) 389
...._ ( 5) 3,34S
( 6) 3,421
„..{ 7) 3,4)2
( 8) 2.429
( 9) 400
(10) 12,633
Meyer Bros., S. F $ 94,740
( 1) 6,170
( 2) 3,570
( 3) 1,348
( 4) 315
( 5) 2,799
( 6) 2,600
._ ( 7) 920
.._ ( 8) 1,837
( 9) 315
(10) 7,651
Villad.sen Bros., Piedmont $ 98,400
( 1) 4.937
( 2) 3,131
( 3) 1,800
( 4) 303
( 5) 3,408
( 6) 3,000
( 7) 679
( 8) 2,550
( 9) 280
(10) 7,988
A. NeLson, Inc., S. F $109,625
_ ( 1) 4,800
...„ ( 2) 2,900
( 3) 300
_ „ ( 4) 450
.._ ( 5) 3.000
_ _....( 6) 4,000
.._ „ ( 7) 2,900
( 8) 2,000
„ ( 9) 150
._ (10) 7,250
Recommendations made to the P'WA
that contract be awarded to J. C.
Meyers at $58,626, accepting Alter-
nate.s 1, 2, 4. 5, 6, 7, 8 and 10.
BONDS VOTED
BAKERSFIKLD, Kern Co., Calif.—
Kern County Union High School Dis-
trict voted bonds In the amount of
$200,000 January 17 to finance con-
struction of a junior high school in
East Bakersfield estimated to cost $50-
000 and construction of classroom bldg.
and girls' gymnasium at the Bakers-
fl(-ld High School plant, estimated to
cost $150,000.
BONDS VOTED
NKAU BAKERSFIELD. Kern Co.,
Cal.— Rosedale School District vot< d
bonds in the amount of $30,000 Jan. 17
to finance the district's share of the
coet of proposed improvements at the
Rosedalo grammar school, located ap-
pro.\imately eight miles west of BaU-
(.■rsfleld. Total cost of the project,
which will Include the construction of
five new one-story, frame and stucco
units and alterations to existing build-
ing, is estimated at $85,000. An appli-
cation for additional funds has been
filed with WPA. Perrine & Mackit ;
Herbert E. Mackie, 908 Western Pa-
cific Bldg., Los Angeles, architpit.s.
New Bids Wanted — Tr Ccs'.; Feb. 4,
7 P. M.
AUDITORIUM Cost, $
OILDALE, Kern Co., Calif.
One - story reinforced concrete audi-
torium (to seat 1500).
Owner — Standard School District.
Architect — Charles H. Biggar, Haber-
fclde Bldg., Bakersfield.
Engineer — L. H. Nishkian. 525 Market
Street, San Francisco.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from the architect. On pre-
vious bid opening lowest bid was sub-
mitted by Opperman & Kampe, Box
414, Bakersfield, at $117,989.
To Ask Bids Shortly
ADDITIONS Cost, $32,454
GRAND COULEE, Washington.
Eight-room addition to Grand Coulee
School ($23,342) two-room addition
to Osborne School ($7,873).
Owner — Grand Coulee School District
(A. D. Roberts, chairman).
Architect — Not Given.
Bids will be asked shortly.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN FERNANDO, Los Angeles Co..
Calif. — Brunzell and Jacobsen, 2 15
Princeton Ave., Los Angeles, avvai-d-
ed contract by Los Angeles board of
education at $02,790 for the construc-
tion of a one-story school building at
San Fernando school, corner of Mi.i-
slon Blvd. and Mott St., San Fernan-
do. A. S. Nibecker, Jr., architect,
1425 S. San Pedro St., Los Angeles.
BIDS WANTED
LOMPOC, Santa Barbara Co., Cal.—
Until February 3, 7:30 P. M., bids will
be received by Lompoc Union School
District for the construction of an
auditorium and classroom addition to
the Lompoc Grammar School, a PWA
project. Plans and specifications may
be obtained from the architects, B.
Keith Lockard, 117 E. De la Guerra
St., Santa Barbara, upon deposit of
$10. Certified or cashier's check or
bond for 5% must accompany each
bid.
BIDS WANTED
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Until Feb. 3,
7 P. M., (bids to be opened at 8 P.
M. on that day), bids will be received
by Cypress School District at the Cy-
press School, located on Lincoln Ave.
west of Anaheim for the construc-
tion of a new school building, a PWA
project. Plans and specifications may
be obtained at the office of the ar-
chitects, W. Horace Austin and H. C.
Wildman, Spurgeon Bldg., Santa Ana,
upon deposit of $25. Cost, $30,000.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
SHOP AND GARAGE
Contract Price, $30,200
SEBASTOPOL, Sonoma Co., Cal. Se-
bastopol High S*chool grounds.
One - story reinforced concrete shop
building.
Owner— Analy Union High School Dis-
trict (B. Best. Clerk).
Architect — Louis S. Stone and Henry
C. Smith, 785 Market Street, San
Francisco.
Contractor— A. Nelson, Inc., 242 Ocean
Ave . S-an Francisco.
Reinforcing Steel— Pacific Coast Steel
Co., 20th and Illinois Sts., San
Francisco.
Miscellaneous Iron — Anchor Post
Fence Co., 460 5th St.. San Fran-
cisco.
Glass— W. 1'. Fuller & Co., 301 Mis-
sion St., San Francisco.
Overhead Doors— ('. J. Waterhouse, 55
New .Montgomery St., 9. F.
Metal Toilet Partitions — Trask &
Squires, 39 Natoma St., S. F.
Plumbing and Sheet Metal — Frank
Davison, 375 Monterey Blvd., San
Francisco.
Electric— San Carlos Electric Co., San
Carlos.
Painting— A. A. Zellnsky, 3011 Stelner
St., San Francisco.
Mill Work— Smith Planing Mill, Se-
haslopol.
Steel Windows— Detroit Steel Prod-
ucts Co., Ill Sutter St., S. F.
Roofing— J. W. Davenport, San Rafael.
Contract Awarded.
ADDITION Cont. Price, $64,925
ELK GROVE, Sacramento Co., Calif.
Brick, concrete and steel addition to
high school (science building and
boiler room).
Owner — Elk Grove Union High School
District.
Architect— Jens C. Petersen, 812 26th
St., Sacramento.
Contractor — Campbell Constr. Co.. 800
R St., Sacramento.
16— BANKS, STORES AND
OFFICES
To Be Done By Day's Work.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $1500
SAN FRANCISCO. No. 319-29 Front
Street.
Alterations to store.
Owner— Mrs. Aphra West, 137 9th Ave.
San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $2000
SAN FRANCISCO— NO. 1126 Valencia
Street.
Alterations to store building.
Owner— Chas. M. Hlnckman, 565 So.
14th S-treet, San Jose.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor — John Harder, 870 39lh
Ave., San Francisco.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
STOItE Cost, $3000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. No.
1925 73rd Avenue.
,)\vner— M. Silva, 1927 73rd Avenue.
Oakland.
Architect— Not Given.
Structural Steel Bids Being Taken.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $70,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Seventh and Dag-
gett Streets.
Alterations and additions to building
for offices, etc. (steel frame, con-
crete floors, new elevator, steel
sash, toilet facilities, transite sid-
ing on exterior, etc.)
Owner— Gllddcn Paint Co., 1300 7th St.
Engineer — T. Ronneberg, Crocker
Building.
Bids on other portions of the work
will be asked at a later date.
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost, $
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co., Calif.
NE Charter Way and Aurora St.
Alterations to building (offices, etc.)
Owner — Jefferson Life Insurance Co.
of Louisiana.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— H. W. Johnson, 1229 West
Magnolia, Stockton.
PLUMBING CONTRACT AWARDED
SACRAMirNTO, Cal— K. E. Parker
Co.. 135 South Park. San Francisco,
awarded the plumbing contract to
Hateley & Hateley, 1714 10th Street,
Sacramento, at $4805 for the con-
20
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
structlon of the three-atory store
buildiriK under construction for the
MontKoniery Ward Co. on Ninth and
K Streets, Sacramento.
January 22, 1936
Contract Awarded.
STORE Cost, $
DENAIR, Stani.slau.s Co.. Calif.
One-story frame store building (24x
50 feet).
Owner — W. F. Moore, Denair.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Tornell & Anderson, Tur-
locl<. ♦
Planned.
OFFICE, SHED AND WAREHOUSE
Cost, ?3500
.STOCKTON, S-an Joaquin Co., Calif.
Fremont and Monroe Streets.
One-story frame office building (30x40
feet); lumber shed (32x120 feet).
and warehouse (30x50 feet).
Owner — Ruse Blair Lumber Co.,
Stockton.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
OFFICE & SHOP Cost, $10,000
SAN FRANCISCO. W Sixth Street 225
N Brannan Street.
One-story Class C concrete office and
shop.
Owner and Builder — Louis Johnson.
666 Mission Street.
Engineer — H. A. Emmvica, 1280 Indi-
ana Street.
Bids Rejected
MARKET & OFFICES Cost, $
SAN FRANCISCO. Columbus Avenue
and Green Street.
Two-story and basement market and
office building (first floor of rein-
forced concrete, 2nd floor of steel
frame and wood joists.)
Owner — J. Capurro.
Architect— M. J. Rist, Phelan Bldg.
Plans will be revised and new bids
asked within a week. *
Plans To Be Prepared
ALTERATIONS Cost, $
SAN RAFAEL, Marin Co., Calif. B
and Fourth Streets.
Alterations and additions to bank bldg-
Owner — Bank of San Rafael (Wm. P.
Murray, president).
Architect — H. H. "Winner, Wordsworth
Avenue, Ross.
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost, $6,000
SAN FRANCISCO. 1214 Market St.
Alterations to restaurant.
Owner — Maifion Paul Grill, premises.
Architect— Dodge A. Riedy, 821 Mar-
ket Street.
Contractor — Mullen Manufacturing Co.
60 Rausch Street.
Contract Awarded
CONVENT Coet, $60,000
SAN FRANCISCO. N Oak Street 125
E Fillmore Street.
Two-story reinfohced concrete convent
(25 rooms) roof garden covered
with terra cotta tile, Spanish tile
on the cornices, oak floors, steam
heating and hot water system,
colored plaster walls, etc.
Owner — Sacred Heart Parish.
Architect— John J. Foley, 770 6th Ave.
Contractor — CahlU Bros., 206 Sansome.
Plans Being Prepared.
ALTERATIONS Co.qt. $3000
SAN FRANCISCO. No. 1049 Market
Street.
Remodel flrst floor of store buildlns
(new pla-ster and canvas walls,
paintinR, redecorating, new ele-
vator doors, new millwork, new
flxtures, new entrance doors, etc.)
Owner — Sterling Furniture Co.. Prem.
Architect — Mario Corbett, Hotel Ben-
jamin Franklin, San Mateo.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Jan.
24, 4:00 P. M.
.STORE IfLDG. Cost, $10,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Cal. Lake-
shore Boulevard.
Two-story Class C store building (50x
100 feet) plate glass front, steel
trusses, tar and gravel roof, tile
concrete wails, etc.
Owner— Withheld.
Architect — Miller & Warnecke. Finan-
cial Center Bldg., Oakland.
Following will submit bids:
Mark Bristol Co., Inc.. 1038 Mc-
Kinley Ave., Oakland.
E. S. Campomenosi, 6401 Broadway
Terrace, Oakland.
Jensen & Pedersen. 3443 Adeline St.,
Oakland,
B. F. Wooley, 3933 Fruitvale Ave.,
Oakland.
Earl Waistrom, 1447 Excelsior Ave..
(~)akland.
J. B. Petersen & Sons, 4021 Agua
Vi.sta St., Oakland.
C. H. Thrams, 28 Home Place,
Oakland.
John J. Moore, 3.54 Hobart St., Oak-
land.
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost, $1,500
SAN FRANCISCO. 226 Kearny Street.
Alterations to store.
Owner — Cousins Investment Co., 200
Kearny Street.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— Fred W. Schell, 1651 24th
Avenue.
Planned.
IMPROVEMENTS Cost, $
FAIRFIELD, Solano Co., Cal. Texa.s
Street.
Alterations to buildings and construct
new office building.
Owner — J. B. Olds and Joe PImentel.
Fairfield.
Architect — Not Given.
Further details will be announced
at .a later date.
PLANNED
ALHAMBRA, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
—Montgomery Ward & Co.. 221 East
.Main St., Alhambra, have leased an
additional 50 feet of frontage in a
building adjoining their present store
in Alhambra and will fit the space up
for their own use. C. E. Ryan Is
manager of the Alhambra store.
PLANS BEING FIGURED
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Architects A.
R. Walker and P. A. Eisen, 708 Pa-
cific Commerce Bldg., are taking bids
for a one- and two-story reinforced
concrete market and store building
(steel and wood trusses, etc.) to be
erected on the southeast corner of
Vermont Ave. and Sixth St. for Joe.
Schenck.
Plans Being Completed.
AUTO BLDG. Cost, $
SALINAS, Monterey Co., Cal. Ab-
bott St., bet. Maple St. and Ala-
meda Ave. (2 acre ."^ite).
Automobile sales building (offices, dis-
play quarters, shop, etc.) 60 foot
frontage, shap to be 40 x 100 feet,
(California style or architecture).
Owner — Johnson's Garages, Inc.
Architect — Chas. Butner, 51 Maple
St.. Salinas.
Bids will be asked In about one
week.
Bids In — Held Under Advisement.
ESCALATORS Cost, $250,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Market Street near
Fifth.
Furnishing and installing escalators to
run from downstairs store to 4th
floor.
Owner — The Emporium.
Plans by Engineering Dcpt. of Owntr.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
ADMIN. BLDG. Cont. Price, $140,781
SAN FRANCISCO. SE Bush & Stock-
ton Streets.
Three - story reinforced concrete ad-
ministration building for the San
Francisco Bay Exposition.
Owner — City and County of San Fran-
cisco.
.\rchitect— W. P. Day, Financial Cen-
ter Building.
Contractor — Lindgren & Swinerton,
225 Bush Street.
Reinforcing Steel and Mesh — W. C.
Hauck & Co.. 280 San Bruno Ave.
Stairs— J. diCrlstina, 3150 18th St.
Mill Work — Pacific Mfg. Co.. 454
Montgomery Street.
Window Fixtures — Dalmo Sales Corp..
511 Harrison St.
Miscellaneous and Ornamental Iron —
Monarch Iron Works. 262 7th St.
Lathing and Plastering — W. G. & A.
Gilmour, 666 Mission St.
Glass, Mirrors and Glazing — W. P.
Fuller Co.. 301 Mission St.
Sheet Metal and Flashings — Guilfoy
Cornice Work.s. 1234 Howard St.
Waterproofing — Horn Products Co.,
.157 Market St.
Plumbing and Heating — M. J. Reeves.
059 Natoma Street.
Electric and Electric Fixtures — Alta
p:iectrlc & Mechanical Co.. 467
O'Farrell St.
Terrazzo — California Terrazzo and
Marble Co., 2085 San Bruno Ave.
Painting — Arlsto Painting Co.. 473
Bryant St.
Valut Doors — Hermann Safe Co., How-
ard and Main Sts.
Roofing and Dampproofing — J. W.
Bender Roofing & Pavinjr Co.,
18th and Bryant Sts.
Magnesite Flooring and Base — Leroy
Olson Co.. 170 Hooper St.
Concrete Mix — Golden Gate Atlas
Building Materials Co., 16th and
Harri."*on Sts.
Plans Awaiting PWA Approval.
CLASSROOM UNIT. Cost. $75,000
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
Junior College Campus.
Brick classroom unit (17 classrooms)
(second unit).
Owner — Sacramento School District.
Architect — Harry Devine, Cronan
Bldg., Sacramento.
Plans approved by the Sacramento
Board of Education and upon approval
of the PWA, bids will be asked.
Contract Awarded
LAUNDRY Cost. $10,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co.. Calif. 604C
Claremont Avenue.
Two-story brick laundry (four rooms;.
Owner — F. Bellaca, 6 2 8 Claremont
Ave.. Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Gaubert Brothers. 4 7 3 5
Brookdale Ave., Oakland.
Contract Awarded.
GYMNASIUM Cont. Price $58,62«
AUBURN, Placer Co.. Calif.
One-story steel-concrete g>'mnaslum.
Owner — Placer Union High School
District.
Architect — W. E. Coflfman, Forum
Bldg.. Sacramento.
Contractor — J. C. Mayers, Route 1.
439, Stockton.
Complete bids published Jan. 21.
Plans Being Figured.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $16,000
SACRAMENTO, Sacrametito Co.. Cal.
1011 Ninth Street.
Alterations and additions to the Rose-
mont Cafe (new front, alter Inte-
rior, etc.)
Owner — Ro.semont Grill (Geo. Lucloh.
Proprietor), Sacramento.
Architect — W. E. Coffman, Forum
Bldg., Sacramento.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
21
To Be Done By Day's Work.
OFFICES Cost, J3000
STOCKTON. San Joaquin Co.. Calif.
No. 302 West Fremont Street.
One-story office building:.
Owner— O. 1). Ruse and D. W. Blair,
' "1030 E. Charter St.. Stockton.
Architect — Not Given.
Bids Opened.
.STORK Cost, 17433
MONTE RIO, Sonoma Co.. Calif.
One-story reinforced concrete store
building (50x80 fet).
Owner— S. A. Bartlett.
Architect — William Herbert, Rosen-
berg Bldg.. Santa Rosa.
I.,ow Bidder — Jacob Lucas. Fulton St.
.Santa Rosa.
Complete bids follow:
Jacob Luca.s, Santa Rosa $ 7,43.'!
Wm. Bohn, Santa Rosa 8,750
D. E)owney, SebaslopoI 8,848
Robert McCarthy. S. F 8.878
Lindgren & Swinerton, S. F 10,051
Contract to be awarded to lowest
bidder.
Plans Completed
ALTERATIONS Cost, $5,000
SAN FRANCISCO. 2221 MIselon St.
Alterations to store and apartments.
Owner- Starlight Furniture Co., 2221
Mission Street.
-Vrchitect— F. W. Dakin, 625 Market.
IT-
THEATRES
Plans Being Revised
ALTERATIONS Cost, $
NAPA. Napa Co., Calif. Main Street
between First and Pearl Streets.
Alterations to old opera house for
theatre.
Owner — Peters and Borg.
Architect — A. A. Cantln, 557 Market
St.. San Francisco.
Engineer — F. W. Kellberg, 320 Market
St.. San Francisco.
New bids will be asked shortly.
COMPLETING PLANS
BEVERLY HILLS. Los Angeles Co.
Cal.— Architect S. Charles Lee, 1648
Wil.xhlre Blvd., Los Angeles, is com-
pleting working drawings for altering
a theater building on Beverly Drive.
Beverly Hills, for the Fox West Coast
Theaters. Work will consist of chang-
ing the face of the buiWing, lobby,
etc. Cost, $40,000.
Plans Being Completed.
ALTERATIONS Cost, |
ALAMEDA, Alameda Co., Calif.
Alterations to Strand Theatre (new
lobby, remodel auditorium, mar-
guee new display frames, new
chairs, drapes, lighting fixtures,
etc.)
f»wner — Nasser Bros.. 25 Taylor St..
San Francisco.
Architect— F. F. Amandes. 414 Dew-
ey Blvd.. San Francisco.
Bids will be asked shortly.
Preparing Working Drawings.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $50,000
SAN FRANCISCO. Cole and Haight
Streets.
Remodel Haight Theatre.
Owner— Colden Gate Theatre Co., 25
Taylor Street.
Architect— Mark Jorgensen, 321 Bush
18— WHARVES & DOCKS
BIDS WANTED
SAN DIEGO. CaJ.— Until January 30
11 A. M.. bids will be received bv
Public Works Officer, 11th Naval Dis-
trict, foot of Broadway, San Diego,
for driving foundation piles at thf
Naval Operating Ba.se (Marine Corps
Base) San Diego. Spec. No. 8158. The
work consists of furnishing of driver,
equipment, labor and driving 72 con-
crete foundation piles, each U Inches
square and 25 feet long. The govern-
ment will furnish the plies and will do
such excavation work as may be re-
quired for advance preparation for
driving the piles. Bidding data may be
obtained from above office and from
the Bureau of Yards & Docks, Wash-
ington, D. C, upon deposit of $10.00.
Contract Awarded.
UKPAIK WHARVES- Cost, $37,779
OLEUM, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
Itepairs to wharves.
Owner — Union Oil Co.. 220 Montgom-
ery St., San Francisco.
I'lans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Contractor — Healy Tibbitts Constr.
Co., §4 Pine St., San Francisco.
Contract Awarded
REPAIRS Cost, $11,975
SAN FRANCISCO. Ferry Terminal.
foot of Mission Street.
Repairs to Slip No. 9.
Owner — Southern Pacific Golden Gate
Ferries, Ltd., 65 Market Street.
Plans by ^Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Contractor — Duncanson-Hanelson Co.,
deYoung Building.
19— MISC. CONSTRUCTION
Plans Being Completed.
.SWIMMI.XG POOL & CLUB HOUSE
Cost, $150,000
SACRAMENTO. Sacramento Co., Cal.
McKinley Park.
Reinforced concrete swimming pool
(05x165 feet) and club house.
Owner— City of Sacramento.
Architect— Harry Devlne Cronan Bldg.
Sacramento.
Bids will be asked in about 1 week.
Bids Wanted— To Close Feb. 13, 8 P.M.
SWIMMING POOL & CLUB HOUSE
Cost. $150,000
SACRAMENTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
McKinley Park.
Reinforced concrete swimming pool
(65x165 feet) and club house.
Owner — City of Sacramento.
Architect— Harry Devlne, Cronan Bldy.
Sacramento.
Planned
IMPROVEMENTS Cost, $15,000
LIVERMORE, Alameda Co., Cal. Ro-
deo Grounds.
Improvements to rodeo grounds (work
includes construction of box seats,
new roof on granxistand, lighting
equipment, etc.)
Owner — City of Livermore.
.Architect — Not Given.
Application filed with the WPA.
BIDS WANTED
LINCOLN COUNTY, Nevada.— Until
February 5, 4 P. M., bids will be re-
ceived by the Ploche Power District,
Pioche. Nev., for constructing 155 ml.
of high tension power transmission
line from the Boulder power plant
substation to the Prince Substation
near Pioche, I^incoln County, of wood
pole H-frame type, and for the con-
.xtructlon of 54 miles of eingle, wood
pole type, feeder lines in Lincoln Co.
The cost is estimated at $900,000. This
is a PWA job and the plans have
been ajiproved by J. L. Vandlver, P
W A engineer for Nevada. The con-
tractors will furnish all labor and ma-
terials. J. H. Beuhler is president and
A. W. Thomas, secretary, of the dis-
trict. •
Marble Contract Awarded
.\DDITIO.V Cost, $80,000
.SEATTLE. Wash. Acacia Memorial
Park, 15,000 Victory Way.
.Vddltion to mausoleum.
Owner — Acacia Memorial Park Assn.
(F. H. Burnaby, President).
.\rchitect — Carl Siebrand. 5 16 21st
Ave. NE, Seattle.
Contractor — I>ally Const. Co., Lloyd
Bldg., Seattle.
Marble— Robinson Tile & Marble Co.,
600 Eighth Ave. N., Seattle.
Bids are now being taken on the
plumbing, roofing, skylights, plaster-
ing and painting. )
NOTICE OF SALE
SAN FRANCISCO — Director of
l'roi>erty, Joseph J. Phillips, will sell
at public auction on January 27, 9:30
A. M., to the highest cash bidder the
following City owned buildings locat-
ed in San Francisco:
Portable bungalow building In yard
of I'atrick Henry School, East side of
Vermont St., between 18th and 19th
Sts. Sale at 9:30 A. M., Monday, Jan.
27, 1936.
Old Vlsltacion Valley School Build-
ing, at Vlsltacion Ave. and Schwerin
St. Sale at 10:00 A. M., Monday.
January 27, 1936.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Feb.
8th.
GRANDSTAND Cost, $110,000
PULLMAN, Washington. State Col-
lege Campus.
Grandstand (105x390 feet) structural
steel roof, frame exterior, built-up
roofing, flr flooring, etc.; seating
capacity of 2800).
Owner— State of Washington.
Architect— Stanley A. .Smith .Pullman
20— MISC. SUPPLIES AND
MATERIALS
CONTRACT AWARDED
OAKLAND, Cal.— Oakland Plumbing
& Supply Co., 4th and Harrison Sts.,
at $5,585 awarded contract by the East
Bay Municipal Utility District, John
Kimball, Secretary, under Spec. No.
L. S. 163, for furnishing 50,000 l.f. of
54 -in. seamless copper tubing.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Cal.—
A. J. Ralsch, Burrell Bldg., San Jose,
aw«.rded contract by the San Jose City
Council for furnishing a.<iphalt con-
crete paving -materials for the balance
of the fiscal year ending November
30. 1936.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN tTlANCISCO — Enterprise
Foundry Corp., 2902 19th St., San
Francisco, at $7508.70 awarded con-
tract by T. A. Brooks, Purchaser of
Supplies, City Hall, under Bid No.
1474 for furnishing street lighting
standards.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN FRANCISCO— General Engi-
neering & Dry Dock Co., 1100 San-
some S-t.. San Francisco, at $145230
awarded contract by T. A. Brooks,
Purchaser of Supplies, City Hall, un-
der Bid No. 1468, for furnishing gate
valves for the Water Department.
BIDS OPENED
CAR.MK'HAEL. Sacramento County,
Calif. — Sacramento Pipe Works, 16th
and North B Streets, Sacramento, at
$0.68 i)er ft. for 10-in. No. 12 gauge,
and at $1.06 per ft. for 14-in. No. 10
Kauge. submitted low hicLs to the Car-
mlrhael Irrigation District, Roy W.
Sullivan. Secretary, for furnishing:
(1) 2,200 l.f. 10-in. No. 12 gauge weld-
ed steel pipe;
(2) 2.000 l.f. 14-in. No. 10 gauge do.
Complete bids follow:
Sacramento Pipe Works, Sacramen-
to: (1) $0.68: (2) $1.06.
Montague Pipe & Steel Co., San
Francisco: (1) $0.70; (2) $1.13.
California Corrugated Culvert Co..
Berkeley: (1) $0,727: (2) $1,129.
Western Pipe & Steel Co. 5;an Fran-
cisco: (1) $0.73; (2) $1.12.
Bids held under advl.sement.
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MACHIMERT ^ MATERIAId
Bid calls for construction machin ery and materials and miscellaneous equipment and supplies purchased by
Tederal, State, Municipal and other P ubiic agencies.
CALIFORNIA STATE
SACRAMENTO, Cal.— Until January
28. 3 P. M., bids will be received by
R. H. Stalnaker, Equipment Engineer,
Division of Highways. 1805 34th St.,
Sacramenao, for the sale of the fol-
lowinK equipment:
CHC 233 Drill, Rock, Gradner-Denver-
Jackhammer Type.
CHC 444 Grader. Gallon 8 ft. Blade.
2-wheel, Rubber-tired. Pull Type.
CHC 173 Kettle, Asphalt Heating, 165
gallon with Preheater.
CHC 155 Motor Grader, Spears-Wells-
McCormick-Deering, Single Drive.
CHC 50 Mower, McCormick, 5 feet
Sickle Bar.
CHC 55 Mower, McCormick. 5 feet
Sickle Bar.
CHC 69 Roller, Austin "Cadet," 6-
Ton, 3-Wheel. with Buda Engine.
CHC 104 Snow Plow, "Western "V"
Type.
CHC 105 Snow Plow, Western "V"
Type.
CHC 106 Snow Plow, Western "V"
Type.
CHC 107 Snow Plow, Wico "V" Type.
Twenty only steel camp cots.
Three only single bedsteads & springs
The above equipment may be in-
spected at the Division of Highways
Yards at 1805 34th St., Sacramento, on
any working day between the hours
of 8:30 A. M. and 4:30 P. M.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
REDDING. Shasta Co.. Cal.— Until
.January 28. 3 P. M.. bids will be re-
reived by State Division of Highways,
<;. E. Seibert. superintendent of equip-
ment. Shop 2, Redding, for sale of
used equipment as follows:
CHC 3184 Truck. Mack AB, 3 yd.
Hydr. Dump Body, 1929 Dual tire.«
in rear.
CHC 3248 Truck Chassis, F. W. D.
Utility "6." 1929.
CHC 4262 Truck, Screenside, Dodge,
Mod. 6-30, l>^-ton, 1932.
CHC 4355 Express, Ford. Model 1932.
CHC 248 Drill, Cleveland H-77 Dry—
Jackhammer Type.
CHC 86 Mixer, Concrete, Jaeger 7L-2S
w/6 H. P. Engine Power Loader.
CHC 36 Plow, Snow. Ross No. 2.
CHC 41 Scraper, McMillan, Hydraulic,
Mod. S-8 for "30" Caterpillar
Tractor.
CHC 407 Tractor. Top Seat Caterpillar
"30".
Equipment may be inspected in the
shop yards at Redding.
CANAL ZONE ^
PANAMA CANAL ZONE.— U n t i 1
January 28. 10:30 A. M.. bids will be
received by A. L. Flint. General Pur-
chajjing OfBcer, The Panama Canal.
Washington. D. C, under Schedule
No. 3119, for furnishing miscellaneous
supplies and equipment, including a
combination baker's cabinet and work
bench; dishwashing machine; potato
peeler; dough mixer; electric bread
toasters; wire glass; venturi suction
torch; hand blow torch; rubber-insu-
lated cable; steel carriage and ma-
chine bolts; bra.ss toggle bolts; brass
and steel nuts; stove bolte; steel riv-
ets; lock washers; machine-bolt ex-
pansion shields; firebox steel plates
and wrought iron pii>e.
Specifications obtainable from above
ofllce and from the Assistant Pur-
chasing Agent, The Panama Canal,
Ft. Mason, San Francisco.
courses for elbows in lonc. pipe.
BREMERTON, Wa.sh.— Until Feb. 4
10 A. M., bids will be received by the
Supply Officer, Puget Sound Navy
Yard, Bremerton, under Req. No. 235
NSA. for furnishing one spot welding
machine with 48-in. normal throat
depth with a 300-kva. or more single
phase transformer and arranged for
air operation.
Specifications obtainable from above
office.
BREMERTON. Wash.— Until Jan. 27
1<| A. M.. bids will be received by the
Supply Officer, Puget Sound Navy
Yard. Bremerton, under Req. No. 363
NSA for furnishing IGO.OnO lbs. foun-
dry pig iron, low-phosphor.
.Specifications obtainable from above
office.
WASHINGTON, D. C— Bids will be
received by the Bureau of Supplies
^: Accounts, Navy Dept., Washington
D. C, for furnishing miscellaneous
supplies and equipment, as follows:
PETROLEUM - RESIDUUM, 200,000
lbs.; Mare Island. Pro. 6990; Jan.
28.
LATHES, three motor-driven engines;
Mare Island. Sche. 6975; Jan. 28.
TAPE, 2,000 lbs. black friction, and
4,000 lbs. rubber insulating; Mare
Island. Sch. 6989; Jan. 28.
STEEL. 10.000 lbs. corrosion-resisting;
Mare Island. Sch. 6987; Jan. 28.
I'LRIFIERS. 4 motor-driven centri-
fugal oil purifiers, 4 sets control
appliances and spares; Mare Is-
land. Sch. 7026; Jan. 28.
.MOULDER, motor - driven; Mare Is-
land. Sch. 7005; Jan. 28.
STRIPS, rubber faced composition
bearing; Mare Island. Sch. 7017;
Jan. 28.'
STRAPPING, 4,000 lbs. steel packing
case; Mare Island. Sch. 7000; Jan.
31.
.SCREWS, 1,250 gross sheet metal;
Mare Island. Sch. 7040; Feb. 7.
Information obtamable from above
office and from lieadquarters, 12th
Naval Dist., 100 Harrison Street, San
Francisco.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
LONG BEACH. Los Angeles Co..
Cal.— Until January 29. 10 A. M., bids
will be received by R. M. Dorton. City
Manager. 204 City Hall. Long Beach.
for furnishing and delivering to the
City of Long Beach, f.o.b. Willow St.
and American Ave., treated Douglas
fir ties and work timbers as shown
below:
;tlon 6xS-in. by S-ft. ties.
7x9-in. work timbers in quant ilirs
and lengths as follows:
21 pieces S-ft. long.
i:i pieces 8 ft. 6 in. long.
12 pieces 9 ft. long.
s pieces 9 ft. 6 in. long.
s pieces 10 ft. long.
S piece.s 10 ft. 6 in. long.
.") pieces 11 ft. long.
7 pieces 11 ft. 6 in. long;
8 pieces 12 ft. long;
8 pieces 12 ft. 6 in. long.
S i)ieces 13 ft. long;
5 pieces 13 ft. 6 in. long.
S pieces 14 ft. long.
.Specifications may be seen in the
office of the city manager. Certified
ilieck. bank draft or bond. 10%.
WAR DEPARTMENT
SACRAMENTO. Cal.— Until Jan. 27.
3 P. M.. bids will be received by the
U. S. Engineer Office, Lieut. Col. L.
B. Chan>bers. District Engineer, 208
Post Office Bldg., Sacramento, under
Bid No. 36-154, for furni.<5hing:
(1) 1 steam strainer, self - cleaning,
straight - away .extra - heavy, for
200 lb. steam pressure;
(2) 1 self-cleaning strainer, for fuel
pump steam line;
(3) 12 galv. unions, ground joint, *4-
in. size;
(4) 24 galvanized ells, ^-in.;
(5) 12 black nipples, close, 2-in.;
(<■)) 1 valve and body only for %-inch
standard .S & P automatic pump
governor;
(7) 4 compression laundry tub faucets
(8)1 glove valve, extra heavy flanged.
Delivery fob Rio Vista.
Specifications obtainable from above
office. •
U. S. FOREST SERVICE
GOVERNMENT ISLAND, Cal.— Un-
til January 27, 2 P. M., bids will be
received by Frank Haynie, Supply Of-
ficer, Forest Service Supply Depot,
Government Island, Oakland, under
Bid No. 3124. as follows:
(1) 152 gals, stain, gray green creosote
roof;
(2) 255 gals, stain, light weatherbeat-
en brown creosote wall.
Delivery fob bidder's shipping point
.•ind/or Nevada City.
Specifications obtainable from above
office.
LOS ANGELES CITY
LO.S- ANGELES. Cal.— Until Feb. 4.
2 P. M.. bids will be received by D.
P. Nicklin, Purchasing Agent, Los
Angeles Water & Power Bureau, Room
7)0, 207 S. Broadway, for furnishing
approximatley 30.000 feet (6000 pes.)
asphaltum dipped. 2-in. cast iron,
bell and spigot beaded pipe, f.o.b. cars
or trucks. Department warehouse, 410
Ducommun St. Spec. No. X-10.
ARIZONA STATE
PHOENIX. Anz.— Until January 27.
10:30 A. M.. bids will be received by
the Board of Directors of State Insti-
tutions of Arizona. State House. Phoe-
nix, for furnishing f.o.b. State Fair
fSrounds:
(1) 54.000 sq. ft. electrically welded
galvanized wire mesh. 6 ft. wide.
1 in. by 12 in. mesh. 9-12 gauge.
22 lbs. per hundred sq. ft.
(2) 2340 sq. ft. electrically welded gal-
vanized w^ire mesh, 6 ft. wide. 4
in. by ir. in. mesh. 4-16 gauge. 4S
lbs. per hundred sq. ft.
SONOMA COUNTS
SANTA ROSA. Sonoma Co.. Calif.—
A used top seat Cateriiillar tractor 30
No. S-3653 will be ."sold to the high-
est bidder by the Board of Supervi-
sors. Walter H. Nagle. County Clerk.
Court House. Sianta Rosa. Fehj-uary U
10 A. M.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
23
EMeiMEERIMGr MEWS
NEWS INDEX
For convenient reference, news
reports in this section are classi-
fied as follows:
21.— Brldfei 30.— ReMrvoln and
22. — Dredging. Harbcr Dami
Worki. Excava.
31.— Pipe LInei and
23. — Irrigation Pro). Welle
24 —St. Light. Syitemt
25.— Machinery and 32.— Sowert A Sewage
Equipment Olspaial Plant*
26.— Railroad! 33— Water Worki
27— Fire Alarm 8y». ,. p.^. . „. ^
28.-Flr. Equipment 34.-Parfc. & Play-
19.— Street* L High- ground*
way* 35. — Tunnel*
21— BRIDGES
CONTRACTS AWARDED
STATE OK WASHINGTON' — Bid.s
were opened liy L. V. Murrow, Direc-
tor of Highways, Olympia, January
14 for bridge construction, and con-
tracts awarded as follows:
Walla Walla County: Grading and
ronstructing a treated timber and
steel overcrossing of the Northern Pa-
cific Railway Co. tracks on about 1.2
miles of State Road No. 3, Wallula
vicinity, in Walla Walla County, in-
volving about 112,780 c.y. of excava-
tion, 3.530 c.y. of selected roadway
borrow, 200 c.y. of concrete, 30,600 lbs.
of steel reinf. bars, 30,200 lbs. of
structural carbon steel, 37 MBM of
timber and lumber (treated creo-pe-
trol blend). 4 MBM of timber and lum-
ber (zinc chloride treated), 2,940 l.f.
of piling (treated creo-petrol blend),
and other items.
Awarded: James Coyle, Seattle, $46,-
679.
King County: Constructing a treat-
ed timber and steel overcrossing of
the White River Lumber Co. tracks
on State Road No. 5, Enumclaw East,
in King County, involving about 230
c.y. of excavation, 665 c.y. of concrete,
83,000 lbs. of steel reinforcing bars,
35,000 lbs. of structural carbon steel,
158 MBM timber and lumber (creosote
treated) 4 MBM timber and lumber
(zinc chloritle treated) & other items.
Awarded: Newton Constr. Co., Seat-
tle, $27,972.
APPROPRIATION RECOMMENDED
.SEATTLE, Wash.— The U. S. Engi-
neers have recommended an appro-
priation of $2,573,000 for continuation
of work on Grays Harbor and Che-
halis River. Of this amount, $2,335,-
000 would be used for construction of
the north and south jetties, $180,000
for dredging bar channel, and $58,000
for dredging a 26-ft. channel.
LOW BIDDER
SKAGIT COUNTY, Wash.— Mansoii
Const. & Engr. Co.. Canadian Nation-
al Dock, Seattle, at $117,153 submit-
ted low bid to Skagit County Board
of Supervisors, January 18, for coti-
struction of the Swinomish Slough
Bridge on the Cascade Highway.
Croy-Llch Co., Belllngham. at $11U,-
813 submitted third low bid.
Robt. E. 1j. Knapp, county engineer.
22— DREDGING, HARBOR
WORKS, EXCAVATION
PLANNED
SAN JOSE, Cal.— City of San Jose
has takn jurisdiction from county port
district over development of the con-
templated San Jose deep water port.
The city will sponsor a pending ap-
plication to mVA for aid in the pro-
ject. A grant of $900,000 has been
requested toward a proposed expendi-
ture of approximately $2,000,000.
23— IRRIGATION PROJ.
BIDS WANTED
PASADENA, Cal.— Until January 29,
11 A. M., bids will be received by the
Pasadena city clerk for construction
of water mains, a PWA project. Bids
will be received upon the following
schedules:
SCHEDULE NO. 1— 36-in. centrifu-
gal cast reinforced concrete water
mains in Sunset Ave., from Mountain
St. to Orange Grove Ave.:
(1) 20 l.f. excavtion and backfill for
depths up to and including 8 ft.
(including bell holes, removing &
replacing pavement);
(1) 20 l.f. excavation and backfill for
for depths 8 ft. to 12 ft., including
bell holes, removing and replacing
pavement;
(3) 1770 l.f. furnish and in.stall 36-in.
extra heavy centrif. cast reinf.
concrete pipe (includ. fittings anU
special angles).
SCHEDULE No. 1-A — (Alternate
for Schedule No. 1. Construction of
36-in. cast iron water min in Sunset
Ave. from Mountain St. to Orange
Grove Ave.):
(1) 45 l.f. excavating and backfill for
depths up to and including 8 ft.
(including bell holes, removing &
replacing pavement);
(2) 1725 l.f. excavating and backfill for
for depths 8 ft. to 12 ft., including
bell holes, removing and replacing
pavement;
(3) 1770 l.f. furnish and install 36-in.
Class B cast iron pipe (including
fittings).
SCHEDULE NO. 1-B — (Alternate
for Sched. No. 1. Construction of 36-
in. steel water main in Sunset Ave.
from Mountain St. to Orange Grove
A ve. ) :
(1) 45 l.f. excavating and backfill for
depths up to and Including 8 ft.
(including bell holes, removing &
replacing pavement);
(2) 1725 l.f. excavating and backfill for
for depths 8 ft. to 12 ft., including
bell holes, removing and replacing
pavement;
(3) 1770 l.f. furnLsh and install 36-in.
'A-in. steel pipe (including fittings
and special angles).
SCHEDULE NO. 2 — (Construction
of 30-in. centrifugal cast reinforced
concrete water main in Wilson Ave.
from Mountain St. to Villa St.):
(1) 140 l.f. excav. and backfill for
depths up to and including S ft.
(including bell hole*-, removing <t
replacing concrete gutter & pave.)
(2) 2575 l.f. excavating and backfill
for depths 8 ft. to 12 ft.. Including
bell hole.1, removing and replacing
CAPITAL CITY
TITLE COMPANY
J. C PALEN.
Manager
914 Seventh Street
Sacramento :: California
concrete gutter and pavement);
(3) 2715 l.f. furnish and install 30-in.
extra heavy centrif. cast reinf.
concrete pipe (includ. fittings and
special angles).
SCHEDULE NO. 2-A — (Alternate
for Schedule No. 2. Construction of
30-in. cast iron water main in Wilson
Ave. from Mountain St. to Villa St.):
(1) 140 l.f. excavation and backfill for
depths up to and including 8 ft.
(including bell holes, removing &
replacing concrete gutter & pave.)
(2) 2575 l.f. excava. and backfill for
for depths 8 ft. to 12 ft., including
bell holes, removing and replacing
concrete gutter and pavement);
(3) 2715 l.f. furnish and install 30-in.
Class B. C. I pipe (inc. fittings.
SCHEDULE NO. 2-B — (Alternate
for Schedule No. 2. Construction of
30-in. steel water main in Wilson Ave.
from Mountain St. to Villa St.):
(1) 140 l.f. excavating and backfill for
depths up to and including 8 ft.
(including bell holes, removing &
replacing concrete gutter & pave.)
(2) 2575 l.f. excava. and backfill for
for depths 8 ft. to 12 ft., including
bell holes, removing and replacing
concrete gutter and pavement);
(3) 2715 l.f. furnish and install 30-ln.
}4-in. steel pipe (inc. fitting^ and
special angles).
SCHEDULE NO. 3 — (Construction
of 6-in. C. I. water mains and %-
1- and 2-in. service laterals in Hunt-
ington Drive from Colorado Street to
Blanche St.)
(1) 2888 l.f. excavation and backfill
for 6-in. C. L water main (includ.
bell holes, removing and replacing
concrete gutter and pavement);
(2) 196 l.f. excavation and backfill for
two 2-in. 12 1-in. and 13 %-inch
service laterials (inc. removing &
replacing pavement);
(3) 2888 l.f. furnish and install, 6-in.
C. I. pipe line (including fittings;
(4) 196 l.f. furnishing and install ser-
vice laterals (inc. fittings).
SCHEDULE N. 4— (Construction of
fi-in. and 8-in. C. L water mains and
%- 1- and 11/2 -in. service laterals in
\\hitefleld Road (Queensbury Road)
from Hill Ave. to Allen Ave., and in
Allen Avenue from Whitcfleld Road
(Queensbury Rd.) to Brigden Road:
(1) 3012 l.f. excavation and backfill for
120 ft. of 6-in. c. I. water main
and 2892 ft. of 8-in. C. I. water
main (inc. removing and replacing
concrete gutter and pavement);
(2) 1224 l.f. excavating and backfill
for two IK. one 1- & 67 %-in. scr-
service laterials (inc. removing K-
replacing pavement);
(3) 3012 l.f. furnish and Install ]''0
ft. of 6- and 2S92 ft. 8-in. C. I
pipe (including fittings).
(i) 1224 l.f. furnish and install ser-
vice laterals (inc. fittings).
Plans and specifications are avail-
;thle from the Pasadena Water Dept
"pon deposit of $10 (returnl)le Bes-
■'^lo Chamberlain, city clerk.
25— MACHINERY AND
_ EQUIPMENT
BIDS OPENED
LOS ANGELES, Cal.— Rids for fur-
nishing motor and natural gas engine
driven pumps under Circ. Prop No
.T17 were opened by the U. S. Engineer
Office, Los Angeles. Jan. 20.
The items were:
One electric iTiotor - driven water
pump with a capacity of 50 cfs one
'lectrlc motor-driven water pump' with
.-1 capacity of 2 cfs, and two natural
Kas englne-driven water pumps with
« cap,-! city of .SO cfs Pach. complete
24
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
with all necessary starting and con-
trol equipment. The proposed pump-
ing plants are for the purpose of
pumping storm waters from a reser-
voir in the city of I^ong Beach thru
a 48-in. concrete pipe conduit, 11,000
ft. in length, to Cerritos Slough and
through a levee into the Los Angeles
Itlver.
The bids were:
Fairbank.s, Morse & Co., $15,510;
shipping iKjint, San Francisco, 16,000
lbs.; Clinton, Iowa, 14.400 lbs.; Buffalo
1800 lbs.: Lofl Angeles, 5000 lbs. Fair-
banks - Morse propeller type 30-inch
pump FM R-8-I 6x7 engine; F"M mo-
tor, QSZV.
Byron Jackson Co.. $20,590; shipping
point. Berkeley. 25.300 lbs.; Los An-
geles, 6000 lbs.; Long Beach'. 1700 lbs.:
Oleon. N. Y.. 12.000 lbs. Byron Jack-
son 24 - inch propeller type pump;
Westinghouse motor; Waukesha 6EK
engine; Clark Bros, engine Z, 4 cylin-
der; alternate bid; 6 LK Waukesh.i
engine, |21,624. Total shipping weight
41,500 \he.
Layne & Bowler Corp., 114,719. Ship-
ping point, Los Angeles. 40.000 lbs.
Layne & Bowler pumps; Le Roi en-
gines; Westinghouse motors; Square
D switchboards and controls.
Morris Machine Works, Baldwins-
ville. N. Y.. $30,110. Shipping point.
Haldwinsville. N. Y., 80,700 lbs.; Mor-
ris pumps, vertical screw type; Le Rol
englnee; General Electric motors and
controls.
Worthington Co., Harrison. N. J.,
$23,197. Shipping points: Harrison, N.
J., 36.200 lbs.; Buffalo, N. Y.. 21,745
lbs.; Los Angeles, 7590 lbs. Worthing-
ton propeller type pumps. General
Klectric motors ami switchboard.
Pomona Pump Co., Pomona, $11,-
931.40. Shipping points, Milwaukee,
9000 lbs.; Berkeley, 1700 lbs.; Pomona
20.000 lbs.; Los Angeles, 1000 lbs. Po-
mona pumpe. Niagara type; Le Rol
engines.
RXIS: Westinghouse motor. Alter-
nate bid. $15,907.34. Shipping points.
Buffalo. 18.500 lbs.; Berkeley, 1700
lbs.; Los Angeles, 1000 lbs. Worthing-
ton engines. Alternate bid. $16,043.74.
Shipping points. Orlean. N. Y., 24,000;
Berkeley, 1700 lbs.: Pomona, 20,000
lbs. ; Los Angeles, 1000 lbs. Clark en-
gines. • -.
PURCHASE AUTHORIZED
HBALDSBURG, Sonoma Co., Cal.
— County Board of Suprvi.sors have
authorized the County Purchasing
Agent to purchase a new bulldozer at
a cost not to exceed $1250. and au-
thorized the sale of the u.<5ed Caterpil-
lar tractor.
26-
RAILROADS
BIDS WANTED
SAN FRANCISCO.— Until February
19, 3:00 P. M., bids will be received by
the Public Utilities Commission, Rm.
287, City Hall, under Municipal Rail-
way Contract No. 172 for reconstruc-
tion of the Geary Street tracks be-
tween Powell and Kearny Streets, a
PWA project.
The work involves:
( 1) 22.600 H(i. ft. removing pavement:
( 2) 2,450 ft. removing existing rail,
ties and fastenlnge, and hauling
the material to Municipal Pipe
Yard, single track;
( 3) 860 c.y. excavation below pave.:
( 4) 2.50 c.y. breaking and distributing
concrete f^ub-ballast;
( 5) 480 c.y. furnishing and distrib-
uting crushed rock ballast :
( 6) 2.450 ft. constructing girder rail
track, complete, includ. hauling
materials, but excluding exca-
vation, paving Thermit weld
.loints and bonding, single track
( 7) 85 each Installing Thermit weld
Joints;
( S) 22.600 sq. ft. asphaltic pavement
on concrete base;
( 9) 1,800 eq. ft. asphaltic conform
pavement, including removal of
existing asphalt;
(10) 600 sq. ft. concrete base for ae-
phaltic conform pavement, in-
<'ludinp removal of existing base
<11) 2.4.')0 ft. concrete stringer, single
track.
Plans and specifications obtainable
at Room 605. San Francisco Water De-
partment BIdg., 425 Mason St., upon
deposit of $10. • 26
29— STREETS AND HIGH-
WAYS
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN JOSE. Santa Clara Co.. Cal.—
Union Paving Co., 624 Call Bldg., San
Francisco, at $27,908.34 awarded con-
tract by the San Jose City Council
for the resurfacing of South Market
St. and of South First St., to the City
limits. Construction has started.
CONTRACT AWARDED
S.\N MATEO. San Maten Co.. Cal.
— H. E. Ca.sey Co.. 835 Woodside Way.
San Mateo, at $1955.28 (corrugated
pipe and armour co.at) submitted low
bid and awarded contract by the San
Mateo City Council. E. W. Foster,
City Clerk, for the improvement of
Hacienda St. between Del Mar and
28th Avenue.
The work involves:
(al) 112 l.f. 48-in. concrete pipe cul-
vert ;
(a2) 112 l.f. 48-in. corrugated pipe;
(a3) 112 l.f. 3x4 box culvert;
(b ) 800 c.y. earth and rock fill over
culvert;
(cl) 1300 sq. yds. 4-in. base rock pav-
ing, complete, with 2-in. armor
coat, including grading, rolling
and shaping;
(c2) 1300 s. yds. 4-in. crusher run base
pavement, with oil and screen-
ings surface;
(d ) 22 Redwood guard posts (6x6x6-
in.) in place and painted with
two coats of good outside white
paint;
(e ) 362.5 l.f. woven wire fence with
eteel posts.
Total bids follow:
(A) H. E. Casey, San Mateo. ..$1955.28
(B) L. C. Smith, San Mateo 2029.75
(C) San Mateo Feed & Fuel
Co.. San Mateo 2207.30
Unit bids follow:
(A) (B) (C»
(al) $7.40 $7.35 $7.00
fa2) 5.40 6.00 5.21
(a3) 7.40 6.43 7.16
(b ) 50 .55 .70
(cl) 587 .66 .675
^c2) 72 .58 .70
(d ) 2.75 2.50 2.70
(e ) 35 .3P .35
PLANNED
SAN JOSE. .S-anta Clara Co., Cal.—
Projects included in San Jose's
.street improvement program to be
financed by gasoline tax money in-
clude:
Paving of Home and Prevost Street
to the Guadalupe River and Virginia
from Palm to the Guadalupe.
Redecking the existing roadway on
Delmas Avenue from Santa Clara to
Willow Street.
Resurfacing San Carlos Street from
Market Street to to viaduct.
Resurfacing Park Avenue between
Market Street and Delmas Avenue.
Redecking Polhemus-Taylor between
San Pedro Street and the Southern
Pacific tracks.
Plans for the Home Street job will
be prepared as soon as the budget
Is approved by the Division of High-
ways. Sacramento. Total cost of the
work l.<! estimated at $68,425. William
Popp. City Engineer.
BIDS WANTED
MENrOCINO COUNTY, Cal.— Until
February 13. 2 P. M., bids will be re-
ceived by the State Highway Com-
mission. Sacramento, for about 14.5
miles grading in Mendocino County
between Longvale and Dos Rios.
The work involves:
( 1) 70 acres clearing and grubbing
right of way;
( 2) 325.000 c.y. rdwy. excav., unclass.
( 3) 480,000 sta. yds. overhaul;
( 4) 2,650 c.y. struc. excav.;
( 5) 765 sta. finishing rdwy.;
( 6) 3,000 l.f. round timber;
( 7) 14 MFBM redwood timber, select.
all-heart, structural grade-
( 8) 5,580 l.f. 18-in. CMP;
( 9) 980 l.f. 24-in. CMP;
(10) 310 l.f. 30-ln. CMP;
(11) 600 l.f. 36-in. CMP;
(12) 3,260 l.f. timber eurf. culverts.
Plans and specifications obtainable
at the office of the State Highway En-
gineer, P. O. Box 1499, Sacramento,
and on file at the office of the Dis-
trict Engineer in San Francisco, Lo.-i
Angeles and Eureka.
Bids on this project were previous-
ly opened Dec. 18 at which time Hem-
.street and Bell, Marysville, submitted
low bid at $322,940.
BIDS WANTED
SANTA BARBARA and SAN LUIS
OBISPO COS. Cal.— Until Feb. 13. 2
P. M., bids will be received by the
State Highway Commission, Sacra-
mento, for about 2.4 miles grading and
paving with asphalt concrete in San-
ta Barbara and San Luis Obispo coun-
ties between Richfield Tower and the
Santa Maria River.
The work involves:
( 1) 450 M. gals, water;
( 2) 10,560 c.y. rdwy. excav., unclass.
( 3) 900 c.y. struc. excav,;
(4) 600 c.y. ditch and channel excav.:
( 5) 4,400 c.y. imported borrow-
( 6) 75,000 sta. yds. overhaul;
( 7) 560 c.y. removing exist, concrete;
( 8) 7,600 sq. yds. preparing subgrad«
( 9) 127 sta. fini-shlng rdwy.;
(10) 506 tons liquid asph. SC-2 (shoul-
ders):
(11) 32.925 sq. yds. preparing, mixing
and shaping shoulders;
(12) 3.7 tons liq. asph. SC-3 (seal coat)
(13) 42 tons screenings (seal coat);
(14) 8.075 tons asphalt concrete:
(15) 11.675 lbs. bar reinf. steel-
(16) 120 c.y. Class A Portland cement
concrete (struc);
(17) 3.300 lbs. misc. iron and steel;
(18) 125 c.y. riprap;
(19) 298 l.f. 18-in. CMP;
(20) 32 If. laminated guard railing;
(21) 16 each culvert markers;
(22) 6 each guide posts;
(23) 4.3 miles new property fences;
(24) 35 each drive gates;
(25) 20.900 !Kq. yds. asph. paint binder;
(26) 32 each monuments:
(27) 110 l.f. 30x8 Vi - inch part circle
CM culvert.
Plans and speciflcations obtainable
at the office of the State Highway En-
gineer. P. O. Box 1499. Sacramento,
and on file at the office of the Dis-
trict Engineer in San Francisco. Lo.s
Angeles and San Luis Obispo.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
LOS ANGELES COUNTY. Cal.— A
representative of the District Office
will accompany prospective bidders
over the proposed project In Los An-
geles County, on S«pulveda Boulevard
between San Fernando Road and
Brand Boulevard, road VII-L.A-158-
L. A., for which bids are to be re-
ceived In Los Angeles on February 6.
Sand representative will meet pros-
pective bidders at the intersection of
Sepulveda Boulevard and Grand Bou-
levard about 2 miles west of San Fer-
nando, on Tuesday. January 28. at 9
A. M.
Prospective bidders are urged to cO-
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
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oi>«rate with tin' District Office and
iirrariKe l<> make their field Inspection
on the aliove date.
BIDS OPENED
SL'TTKU COUNTY. Calif.— Leo K.
I'iazza, 29g N 6th St., San Jose, at
$:;,5S9.34 submitted low bkl to Division
c.f HiRhways, C. H. Whitinore, Dis-
trict KnginetT, Marysville, for about
0.1 mi. Kradlns and constructing Port-
land cement concrete pavement, curbs,
gutters and .sidewalk in Yuba City, on
Plumas St. between Bridge and Scott
Streets.
The work involves:
(U 160 c.y. rdwy. excav., uncials.:
(2) 650 sq. yds. subgrade preparation;
(3) 85 c.y. I'ortlan\l cement concrete
(pavement);
i<) 32 c.y. do (curbs, gutters, side-
walkB) ;
(5) 207 each, pavement dowels;
(7) 72 c.y. removing and disposing of
(«) 400 lb.s. bar reinf. steel:
concrete and oil-mi.^ surfacing;
(8) 39 l.f. removing existing iron pipe;
(9) 1 only manhole to be adjusted to
grade.
Total bids follow:
(.\) I.^o K. Piazza. San Jose. .$2,589.31.
<li) I.. <:. Seldel, Sacramento, 13.236.80
(C) C. R. Feeler, Yuba City, $3,331.20.
I'nit bids follovr:
(A) (B) (C)
(1) $ 1.20 $ 2.00 $ 2.90
(2) 12 .20 .45
(3) 16.50 19.00 19.00
(4) 20.00 20.00 20.00
(5) 07 .40 .20
(6) 05 .10 .10
(7) 3.20 5.00 2.90
<8) 05 1.00 50
(9) 10.00 10.00 10.00
BIDS WANTED
.SANTA BARBARA CO.. Cal.— Until
February 13. 2 P. M., bids will be re-
iflved by the State Highway Com-
mission. Sacramento, for about 3.1
miles grading and paving with Port-
land cement concrete In Santa Bar-
bara County between Tajiguas Creek
and Arroyo Hondo.
The work involves:
( 1) 30 stations clearing and grubbing
right of way;
( 2) 1..500 M. gals, water;
( 3) 130,500 c.y. rdwy. excav., unclass.
( 4) 690,000 sta. yds. overhaul;
( 5) 21,050 c.y. Imported borrow;
( 6) 2,900 c.y. struc. excav.;
( 7) 650 c.y. ditch and channel excav.
< 8) 6.900 c.y. intercepting ditch and
dike excavation;
< 9) 36.700 .s(|. yds. subgrade for pave
(10) 166 sta. finishing rdwy.;
MI) 127 tons asphalt ic cement, Grade
"E" (membrane seal);
'12) 40 tons liquid asph. SC-2 (prime
coat):
'13) 450 tons do (road mix surf, treat-
ment);
<U) 59.000 sq. yds. preparing, mixing
and shaping shoulders and dc-
tour.H;
(15) 7.340 c.y. Class A Portland ce-
ment concrete (pavement)-
(16) 375 c.y. do (utruc):
(17) 58.300 lbs. bar reinf. steel (pave-
ment and struc);
(18> 9.910 each pavement dowels;
'19) 16 each pavement cro.ssing tie-
vices;
CO) 292 l.f. 8-in. CMP:
(21) 936 l.f. IS-in. CMP;
(22) 454 l.f. 24-ln. CMP:
(23) 226 l.f. 30-in. CMP-
(24) 222 l.f. 36-ln. CMP;'
(25) 30 l.f. half circle 24-ln. CM cul-
vert;
(26) 1.308 l.f. existing CMP removed
cleaned and salvaged:
'-7) 23 each spillway a.<i8emblies;
i:'-'*) 4 each c.net steel frames and cov
fcr.s for drop inlets:
'-"J) 2.5C0 sq. yds. r>-'«ved gutters and
Inlet aprons;
(30) 3,3o0 c.y. existing concrete re-
movid and disposed of;
(31) 2,300 c.y. salvaged detour mate-
rial;
(32) 3.8 miles new property fences,
Type A;
(33) 0.3 mile do. Type B;
(34) 20 each drive gates;
(35) 2.570 l.f. laminated guard railing;
(36) 5,000 l.f. existing guard railing
moved and reset :
(37) 53 each guide posts;
(38) 52 each culvert markers:
(39) 88 each monuments complete in
place.
Plans and si>ecifications obtainable
from the office of the Stale Highway
lOngineer, P. O. Box 1-199, Sacramento
and on file at the office of the District
Engineer In San Francisco, Los An- I
geles and San Ltiis Obispo. I
BIDS WANTED
ELKO COUNTY. -Vev.— Until Jan.
31, 2:30 P. M.. bids will be received by
the Nevada .Stute Highway Directors.
Robert A. Allen. S-tate Highway En-
jiineer. Heroes Meinorial BIdg.. Carson
City, for the construction of a por-
tion of the State highway system in
Elko County, within the City of Elko,
a length of approximately 0.98 mile.
The work involves:
( 1) 20 cu. yds. remove concrete;
( 2) 124 lin. ft. remove culvert pipe;
( 3) 77 lin. ft. remove fence;
( 4) 5000 cu. yds. roadway excav.;
( 5) 6276 sta. yd. overhaul;
( fi) 12.102 cu. yds. select borrow;
( 7) 1390 cu. yds. structure excav.;
( 8) 0,96 mi. subgrade;
( 9) 0.98 mi. finish roadway;
(10) 4350 cu. yds. crushed gravel or
stone surfacing (roadway);
(11) 545 cu. yds. ('lass A concrete;
(12) 14 cu. yds. (Jlass B concrete;
(13) 320 cu. yds. Class D concrete;
(14) 101.240 lbs. reinf. steel;
(15) 5300 lbs. structural steel;
(16) 428 lin. ft. 8-ln. CMP (dipped);
(17) 422 lin. ft. 12-in. CMP (dipped);
(18) 78 lin. ft. IS-in.CMP (dipped);
(19) 144 lin. ft. 24-)n. CMP (dipped);
(20) 80 lin. ft. relay culvert pipe;
(21) 1 each adjust manholes;
(22) 10 each monuments;
(23) I.,ump sum construct railroad
crossing;
(24) Lump sum move buildings;
(25) 240 cu. yds. crushed gravel or
stone surfacing (sidewalks);
(26) 150 cu. yds. hand -laid riprap;
(27) 950 lbs. castings.
I'lans and specifications obtainable
from the above office upon deposit of
$5, of which amount $2.50 will be re-
turnable; and on file at the office of
the Bureau of Public Roads. 807 Shel-
don Bklg., 461 .Market St.. San Fran-
cisco. • i
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
LOS ANGELES' COUNTY. Cal.— C
H. I'urcell. State Highway Engineer,
has aimounced the cost of blue line
prints for the State Highwa.v work
now advertised, for which bids will bo
opened in l.,os Angeles. February 6,
2 P. M.
A blue line print of the title sheet
of the plans sliowing the general loca-
tion of the work will be furnished free
with the special provisions. Blue
prints of the layout and the bridge
detail sheet will be furnished at cost
and become the property of the pur-
chaser.
VII-L.A-157-L.A. Sepulveda Blvd.,
between San Fernando Road and
Brand Boulevard (Second advertise-
ment). (I'LANS) No. of Sheets, 30;
cost. $3.00. (CROSS-SECTIONS') No.
of Sheets, 60; Cost, $6.00; total, $9.00.
Cliecks for the above should be
made payable to the Dpartment of
Public Works, Division of Highways,
and should accompany the requests
for the above plans, specifications and
proposal form to the office of the
State Highway Engineer, P. O. Box
1499, .S-ACramento. California.
FRESNO COUNTY— WATER SYSTEM — County
FRESNO COUNTY, Calif.— Under-
ground Const. Co., H. F. I'. 1. Box
75(i, Berkeley, at $21,463.90 submit-
ted low bid to Fresno County Board
of Supervisors for construction of a
waterworks system for the Fresno
County Water Works District No. 2.
Recommendation has been made to
I'WA that contract be awarded the
low bidder.
The work involves:
( 1) 6,370 ft. 4-in. cast iron water pipe
complete in place, including ex-
cavation and backfilling;
( 2) 7,900 ft. 6-in. do;
( 3) 3,260 ft. 8-in. do:
( 4) 5,850 lbs. standard cast iron fit-
tings for water mains, complete
in place ;
( 5) 7 4-in. gate valves, complete in 1
place, including valve boxes and
cover;
( 6) 8 6-in. do;
( 7) 4 8-in. do;
( 8) 3 blow-off hydrants;
( 9) 39 yi-inch service connections,
(A)
( 1) $ .8.'!
( 2) 1.03
( 3) 1.23
( 4) .06
( 5) 20.00
( 6) 30.00
( 7) 45.00
( 8) 30.00
( 9) 6.00
(10) 7.00
(11) 10.00
(12) 2.50
(13) 1850.00
(14) 500.0(1
(15) 2.65
A. Kogpl. Engineer.
(B)
(C)
.78
$ .89
1.04
1.08
1.54
1.40
.08
.05
25.00
20.00
39.00
30.00
60.00
43.00
37.00
35.00
5.00
3.50
5.70
4.50
14.00
9.00
.80
2.00
279.00
2,500.00
334.0(1
350.00
3.00
3.00
complete, including corporation
cock;
(10) 10 1-in. do:
(11) 6 IJ-^-in. do;
(12) 6 4x4x36-in. Redwood posts;
(13) pump and motor complete, with
all appurtenances & accessories;
(14) one only water well complete, 100
ft. deep;
(15) 100 l.f. additional depth of well
as may be required.
Total bids follow:
(A) Underground Const. Co., Pasa-
dena, $21,463.90.
(B) A. Scrda & Son, Oakland, $22,776.
(C) Oakland Sewer Const. Co., Oak-
land. $23,140.30.
(D) P. L. Burr, San Framisco, $23,-
748.95.
(E) Thomp.son Const. Co., Fresno,
$24,118.30.
(F) Robt. B. McNair and H. Gould,
Oakland, $24,135.70.
(G) Leo. F. Piazza, San Joee, $27,-
067.02.
Unit bids follow:
(P) (E) (F) (G)
$ .S(! $ .91 $ .75 $ .955
1.12 1.14 1.10 1.235
1.54 1.51 1.55 1.645
.085 .07 .07 .09
24.20 21.50 24.30 26.40
34.60 34.00 36.00 40.12
52.35 49.75 52.00 58.95
39.00 36.00 40.00 45.85
7.00 9.00 5.40 8.63
10.00 13.00 ' 6.70 10.11
17.00 18. PO 14.50 17.33
.60 1.00 1.50 1.31
2213.00 1980.00 3403.00 2990.74
367.00 350.00 327.00 615.27
3.00 3.15 2.95 2.85
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A C i F i C C O N S T R U C 1 O R
CONTRACTS AWARDED
STATE OF OREGON— Contracts for
highway construction on which bids
were opened January 9 have been
awarded by th Orepon State Highway
Commission, R. H. Baldock, State
Highway ETngineer. as follows;
Benton County: Polk County Line-
Soap Creek Section of Tanipico Co.
Road. 3.1 miles of grading, requiring
approximately 35,000 cu. yds. excava-
tion.
Awarded, Saxton & Looney and J.
S. RIsley, Portland, $12,022.
Clackamas County: Clackmas Co.
oiling project on 8 sections of county
road; 27. sT i)iile.>; nf oil mat surface
treatment.
Awarded: Edwin C. Garber, Ore-
gon City: Road oil, $48,143.
BIDS WANTED
-MAUICOPA COUNTY. Arizona—
Intil January 30, 2 1>. M., bids will
be received by Arizona State High-
way Commission, Phoenix, for high-
way construction on the Phoenix-
Pre.scott Highway, NRM 5;(, 81-C and
NRH 59. The work, which is located
!it both ends of the new bridge at
Wickenburg, consists of grading and
draining about 0.8 mile of roadway
and furnishing and placing road mix
and seal coat, and is to be completed
on or before June 30, 1936.
The principal items are:
70,350 cu. yds. roadway excavation;
7,000 cu. yds. slides and overbreak-
age;
196,000 sta. yd. overhaul:
.'),300 cu. yds. selected material;
95 cu. yds. concrete;
8.400 lbs. reinf. steel;
170 lin. ft. corr. metal pipe;
7 corrugated catchbasins;
1.900 lin. ft. road guard;
7.200 lin. ft. line fence;
;?t)0 hours rolling;
2.500 M. gals, water sprinkling;
:!.■). 000 gals. SC-2 road oil:
0.8 mile processing road mix;
36 tons emulsified a.sphalt;
174 tr)ns screenings.
Funds in the amount of $80,000 have
been programmed for the construction
of this project.
T. S. O'Connell, State Highway En-
gineer. 3
BIDS WANTED
NYE COUNTY, Nev.— Until January
31, 2 P. M., bids will be received by
the Nevada State Highway Directors.
Robert A. Allen, State Highway Engi-
neer, Heroe« Memorial Bldg., Carson
City, for the consti action of a portion
of the State highway system in Nye
County. Route 4, Section Al. between
three miles east of Tonopah and West
Forest boundary, a length of api>roxi-
mately 12.6 miles.
The wwrk involves:
( 1) 742 lin. ft. remove culvert pipe;
( 2) 46 each remove culvert headwalls
( 3) 28,700 cu. yds. roadway excav. ;
( 4) 15,480 sta. yd. overhaul;
( 5) 4543 cu. yds. select borrow;
( 6) 19.164 cu. yds. imported borrow;
( 7) 1070 cu. yds. structure excav.;
( 8) 12.60 miles subgrade;
( 9) 12.60 miles finish roadway;
(10) 47,500 tons cruslied gravel or
stone surfacing;
(11) 228 cu. yds. Class A concrete;
(12) 43 cu. yds. Class B concrete;
(13) 25.000 lbs. reinforcing steel;
(14) 940 l.f. 18-in. CMP (dipped);
(15) 130 l.f. 24-in. CMP (dippwl);
(Ifi) 84 l.f. 3r,-in. C.MP (dipped);
(17) 402 lin. ft. relay culvert pipe:
(18) 9 each move, pipe culvert head-
walls;
(19) 30 each monuments.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the nbove oflice upon deposit of
%'t. of which amount $2.50 will be re-
turnable; and on file at the offlce »(
the Bureau of Public lloads, 807 Shel-
don Bldg., 461 .Market St.. San Fran-
cisco. •
BIDS WANTED
COCONINO COUNTY, Ariz. — Until
Feb. 11, 2 P. M., bids will be received
liy the Arizona State Highway Com-
mission. Phoenix, for highway con-
struction on the Flagstaff - Fredonia
Highway, WP H 95-J; AFE 8932. The
Work, which is to begin at & point
.•il)out 14.7 miles northeast of Flag-
staff and is to extend northerly about
7.7 miles, consists of grading and
draining the roadway and applying
an SC-2 road oil tlust palliative, and
is to be completed on or before Oct.
15, 1936. The principal items and ap-
proximate quantities arc:
29.200 c.y. rdwy. excav.:
3,100 c.y. drainage excav.-
800 c.y. struc. excav.;
140.500 c.y. imported borrow;
86,700 c.y. mi. imported borrow, haul
400 c.y. Class A concrete;
34.900 lbs. reinf. steel;
2.078 l.f. CM pipe (6 sizes);
3 cattle guards;
81.100 l.f. line fence;
5,000 l.f. grader ditches;
300 hours rolling;
72,200 gals. SC-2 road oil;
anrl other incidental itema.
Plans may be obtained from tho
state highway engineer, T. S. O'Con-
nell. Certified or cashier's check for
.")% must accompany each bid. Funds
in the sum of $125,000 have been pro-
grajTimed for this project.
PREPARING PLANS
Sl'NNYV.VLE. Santa Clara Co., Cal.
City p:ngineer H. N. Bishop has been
authorized by Sunnyvale City Council
to prepare plans for the resurfacing
of Murphy Avenue between Evelyn
and Washington, including new curbs
anvl gutters; and for widening and im-
I)roving Mathilda Avenue from Evelyn
to the highway.
The projects will be financed by the
<itys share of gas tax funds.
BIDS OPENED
STATE OF WASHINGTON — Bids
were opened by L. V. Murrow, Direc-
lor of Highways, Olympia, January
14 for highway construction and action
taken as follows:
Benton County: Surfacing about 7:5
iiiiles of county road. Horn to Benton
City, in Benton County, involving
al)out 9040 cu. yds. of crushed stone
."surfacing.
Awarded: Joslin <fi. McAlister, Spo-
kane. $9326.
Clark County: Constructing a bi-
tuminous macadam surface on about
0.7 mile of city streets in the Citv
"f Vancouver, in Clark County, in-
volving about 3830 cu. yds. of exca-
vation. 3320 cu. yds. of crushed stone
surfacing and mineral aggregates (oil
rock). 106 tons of bituminous cement
and 375 lin, ft. of pipe culverts and
otlier items.
Awarded: Warren Northwest, Inc.,
Portland, $15,701.
Ferry County: Clearing, grading and
surfacing about 1.0 mile of county
road. Republic to Curlew Road, in
Ferry County, involving about 8 acres
of clearing, 20,920 cu. yds. of exca-
vation. 2810 cu. yds. of crushed stone
surfacing. 249 linear feet of pipe cul-
\<Tis and other items.
Awarded: Leo J. Lavin, Coulee City,
$13,722.
Island County: Clearinir and grad-
ing about 2.1 miles of county road.
Frceland-North. in Island County, in-
\oIving about 16 acres of clearing.
27.850 cu. yds. of excavation, 6300
cu. yds. of selected roadway borrow.
•"'55 lin. ft. of pipe culverts and other
Items.
Awarded: James H. Coyne, Port
Townsend, $15,741.
Lincoln County: Grading about 1.3
miles of county road, Reardon-Long
Lake, in Lincoln County, involving
about 38,920 cu. y4i«. of excavation,
348 lin. ft. of pipe culverts and other
items.
Awarded: J. W. Poe, Lewiston, $14,-
450.
Skagit County: Clearing, grading
and surfacing about 2.4 miles of
county road. Big Lake Northwest, in
Skagit County, involving about 12
acres of clearing,' 39.320 cu. yds. of ex-
cavation, 4875 cu. yds. crushed stone
surfacing, 22 cu. yds', of concrete, 1350
lin. ft. of guard rail. Type No. 4, 1322
lin. ft. of pipe culverts aftd other
items.
Awarded: Robert Nordlund, Mt.
Skamania County: Clearing, grad-
ing and surfacing about 1.0 mile of
county road. Junction State Road No.
8 to Carson, in Skamania County, in-
volving about 4 acres of clearing, 29,-
120 cu. yds. of excavation, 4290 cu.
yds. of pit run gravel surfacing, 84
cu. yds. of concrete, 741 lin. ft. of
pipe culverts and other items.
Awarded: Sam Angelo. Cape Horn,
$20,246.
Spokane County: Clearing, grading,
surfaecing and constructing two
treated framed timber trestles on
about 5.7 mi. of county rd, Cheney-
Plaza Rd. in Spokane County, involv-
ing about 11 acres clearing, 69,950 cu.
yds. of excavation, 10,150 cu. yds.
of crushed stone surfacing. 94 cu. yds.
of concrete, 3815 lin. ft. of cable guard
rail design No. 6, 46 M.B.M. treated
timber and lumber, 2 M.B.M. untrtat-
ed timber and lumber, 957 lin. ft. of
pip culverts and other items.
Awarded: Redmon, Turner Co..
Yakima. $79,771.
Thurston County: Clearing, grad-
ing and constructing a 30-ft. reinforced
concrete T-beam bridge on about 1.3
miles of county road, Tenino "Vicinity,
in Thurston County, involving about
5 acres of clearing, 20,205 cu. yds. of
excavation, 3330 cu. yds. of crushed
stone surfacing, 151 cu. yds. of con-
crete, 150 lin. ft. of pipe culverts and
other items.
Awarded: Graham Bros. A. Medley,
Chehalis. $21,177.
Clark County: Grading and paving
with asphaltic concrete on about 1.7
mile of county road (Battleground
Highway), Vancouver-East, in Clark
County, involving about 2250 cu. yds.
of excavation. 1230 cu. yds. of crushed
stone surfacing, 2627 tons of asphaltic
concrete Type I-l, 543 lin. ft. of pipe
culverts and other items.
"Awarded: United Contracting Co.,
Portland, $24,000.
Pacific County: Clearing, grading
and surfacing about 0.7 miles of
county road. Raymond West, in Paci-
fic Coimty, involving about 5 acres of
clearing, 17.610 cu. yds. of excavation,
1S10 cu. yd."!, of crushed stone sur
facing and ballast. 126 lin. ft. of pipe
culverts and other items.
Awarded: Graham Bros. &. Medley.
Chehalis. $10,788.
San Juan County: Clearing and
grading about (1.2 mile of county road,
('a.scade Creek Fill on Orcas Island,
in San Juan County, involving about
I acre of clearing. 46S0 cu. yds. of ex-
cavation. 47 cu. yds. of concrete, 51
lin. ft. of pipe culverts and othe.'
items.
Awarded: C. W. Wilder. Blain. $3266
Hids on the following prf>ject in
Whatcom County were held under ad-
visement: • ■■
Whatcom County: Paving with
Portland cement concrete and as-
phaltic concrete on about 1.0 mile of
city streets and 1.5 ihile of county
road. Holly Street and Meridian Street
in Belllngham and " Guide Meridi:in
Road, In Whatcom COOnty;- InvoUlny
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
27
about 1930 ciil>ic yards of excavation.
.»S8it sqxiare yards of Portland cement
concrete pavement, 3518 tons of as-
phaltic concrete pavement. 650 linear
feet of pipe culverts and other items.
Low Bidder: Washington Asphalt
Co.. Seattle. $49,845.
l!i«ls "ii the folliiwing projects in
l';n.itic and Cowlitz Counties were re-
jected:
Pacific County: Constructing bitum-
inous macadam Class "D" penetra-
tion type on ahout 0..S mile of State
Road No. l."!. City of Raymond in
Pacific County, involving ahout 1130
ou. yd.s. of crushed stone surfacing
and mineral aggregates (oil rock), 2y
tons bitiiminou.s cement and other
Items.
Washington Asphalt Co.. Seattle,
submitted low bid at $5359.
Cowlitz County: Constructing a
bituminous .surfacing and treated
timber bridge on about 0.6 mile of
«Mty streets, city of Longview, Sec. 1,
Sacajewea I^ake Uridge, and Sec. 2,
Washington Way. 32nd Ave. to West
City Limits, in Cowlitz County, in-
volving about 870 cu. yds. of crushed
stone surfacing, and mineral aggrc-
gate.s, 58 tons of Ititumlnous cement,
<;5 M.B.M. timber and lumber, treated
3 M15.AI. timlier and lumber, untreat-
ed, and (itlier items.
Warren Northwest, Inc., Portland,
submitted low bid at $15,843.
SAN FRANCISCO — CENTRAL PUMPS RESERVOIR — (CITY)
SAX FRANCISCO.— .MacDonald and
Kahn Co., Ltd., 200 Financial Center
Hldg.. at $157,308 submitted low bid
to the Public Utilities Commission,
City Hall, under Spec. No. W.D. 100
for construction of the central pumps
reservoir.
The work consists of construction
of a covered reservoir with a con-
crete roof and lining, valve house,
and inlet and outlet structures, lo-
cated in the block bounded by Sloat
Blvd.. 23rd Ave., Ocean Avenue, and
22nd Ave., and includes removing an
existing concrete tank and certain
pipe lines, excavating for reservoir
and constructing embankment, con-
structing the concrete roof, lining,
and appurtenant structures, furnishing
and installing steel pipe lines together
with slide gates, installing valves, cast
iron pipe lines, and constructing man-
holes and drop structures, furnishing
and installing tile drain pipe, repair-
ing the street over pipe trenches and
t-onstructing new sidewalk, construct-
ing gravel paths and surfacing, and
certain other work.
Bld.s were taken as follows:
( 1) lump 6um, removal of existing
struc. and preparation of site;
(2) 5,700 c.y. stripping and stockpil-
ing top soil;
< 3) 22,600 c.y. excavating and plac-
ing In embankment;
( 4) 2,000 f.y. excavating, hauling, and
placing additional material from
Balboa reservoir site;
5) 4.000 c.y. sprea-ding tojisoil on em
bankment;
( 6) 260 roller-hours, providing & op
(A)
( 1) $1,900.00
< 2) .23
( 3) .23
( 4) .75
( 5) .30
( 6» 6.00
( 7) .15
( 8) 1.80
( 9) 11.25
(10) 17.00
(11) 20.00
(12) 9.00
(13) 2.75
(14) .035
(15) ..=;o
(16).. 3.300.0fl
(17) .20
(18> .01
(19) 1,450.00
(20) 1,200.00
(21) 4.00
(22) 6.50
(23) 7.00
(24) 20.00
(25) 30.00
(26) 35.00
(27) 4.00
(28) 1.00
f29) 1.50
(30) 1.80
(31) .0.5
(32) .30
(33) .ifi
(34) 5.700.00
f35) .^o
f3«) .60
N. .\. Rck.irt, Oener;
(B)
( 7)
( 8)
( 9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
(19)
(20)
(21)
(22)
(23)
(24)
(25)
((•)
erating roller equipment;
5,800 s.y. trimming side slopes
and top of embankment;
1,450 c.y. structure excavation; i
2,000 c.y. concrete lining and col-
umn footings;
820 c.y. concrete in columns, out-
let tower and conduit. Division
wall (above footing) and inlet
structure;
1,830 c.y. concrete in roof slab,
joists and girders;
615 c.y. concrete in ■division wall
footing;
200 barrels extra cement;
675,000 lb*;, furnishing and placing
reinforcing bars;
8,800 sq. yds. furnishing and plac-
ing welded wire fabric;
lump sum, furnishing and instal-
ling slide gates;
21.000 lbs. furnishing and instal-
ling misc. metal work;
148,000 lbs. installing metal work
(furnished by the city);
lump sum, constructing valve
house;
lump sum, brick manhole, mis-
cellaneous framing, wire screens
and painting;
125 l.f. fabrication, lining and
coating of 20-ln. steel pipe with
single standard wrapping;
460 If. fabrication, lining and
coating of 30-in. steel pipe with
single standard wrapping;
370 l.f. fabrication, lining and
coating of 36-in. do;
3 roundabout seams, fabrication
of bends in 20-in. steel pipe;
10 roundabout seams, fabrication
of bends in 30-in. steel pipe;
(2ti) 8 roundabout seams, do in 36-ln.
steel pipe;
(27) 1,200 c.y. excavation and back-
fill for pipe trenches;
(28) 125 l.f. installation of 20-in. steel
pipe;
(29) 460 l.f. installation of 30-in. do;
(30) 370 l.f. installation of 36-in. do;
(31) 3.000 lbs. installation of valves &
fittings for 20- 30- and 36-inch
steel pipe;
(32) 2.000 sq. ft. repavement;
(33) 9,800 sq. ft. constructing new
sidewalk;
(34) lump sum, constructing outside
stairways and toe wall;
(35) 400 l.f. furnishing and installing
6-in. tile drain pipes;
(36) 2.000 sq. yds. furnishing and plac-
ing gravel surfacing.
Total bids follow:
(A) MacP-onald & Kahn Co., Ltd., San
Francisco, $157,308.00.
(B) E:aton & Smith, San Francisco,
$162,360.70.
(C) M. B. McGowan, Inc.. and C. '\^^
Caletti & Co., San Francisco. $172-
169.00.
(D) Barrett & Hilp, San Francisco,
$173,692.00.
(E) C. C. W. and H. H. Haun, San
Francisco, $177,477.50.
{K) Chas. L. Harney, San Francisco,
$183,309.75.
(G) A. C. R a i s c h , San Francisco.
$195,850.75.
(H) Healy - Tibbitts Const. Co., San
Francisco, $204,628.00.
(I) Case Const. Co., Alhambra, $206,-
998.25.
Unit bids follow:
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(1)
$2,300. (to
$2 041.2.-.
$4,100.00
$5,000.00
$10,000.00
$4,000.00
$7,500.00
$7,000.00
.24
.25
.25
..-.0
.35
.40
.75
.48
.27
.28
.25
..30
.35
.30
.25
.29
.77
.82
.75
1.20
.35
.60
.60
.48
.30
.32
.28
.50
.35
..50
.50
.."iT
5.60
6.00
5.50
6.50
7.00
7.00
7.00
10.50
.11
.15
.14
1.10
.18
.15
.50
.35
1.20
1.50
1.70
1.75
1.25
1.00
1..50
1.50
9.80
12.50
11.00
15.10
11.00
16.00
18.00
13.00
13.50
17.50
18.00
17.00
16.00
21.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
19.00
23.00
19.00
20.00
27.00
25.00
32.00
8.90
10.50
S.OO
12.00
11.00
14.00
14.00
10.75
2.64
2.50
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.75
2.25
3.00
.045
.048
.042
.045
.0425
.04
.0425
.05
.53
.57
.50
.50
.50
.46
.50
.38
4.200.00
3.000.00
3,000.00
2.600.00
1,000. 00
3,000.00
4,000.00
1.125.00
.18
.175
.16
.10
.30
.20
.20
.18
.025
.015
.02
.01
.05
.02
.03
.12
1.220.00
1.500.00
1.550.00
1.000.00
3.000.00
1,0.50.00
1.800.00
2,000.00
1.610.00
1.600.00
1.4.50.00
1,500.00
1.000. 00
200.00
1.750.00
1.750.00
4.20
4.70
4.60
4.00
4.75
3.75
4.00
4.30
6.20
6.80
6.00
5.00
5.75
6.00
6.00
6.60
7.40
8.00
7.50
6.00
7.00
6.60
7.00
7.90
19.00
25.00
30.00
25.00
20.00
10.00
16.00
17.50
26.80
.30.00
40.00
25.00
25.00
12.00
19.00
22.50
30.00
32.00
45.00
35.00
30.00
15.00
23.00
26.50
2.40
1.25
5.00
1.25
4.00
1.25
.75
1..50
2. OS
.75
1.40
1.00
2.00
2.00
1.50
..50
3.12
1.20
1.60
1.50
3.00
2.20
1.75
.95
3.70
1.30
1.70
2.00
3.50
3.00
2.00
1.15
.O.'-.
.02
.06
.025
.05
.02
.08
.05
.20
.25
.30
.25
25
.33
.30
.38
.14
.16
.13
.10
.14
.15
.12
.17
7,2.50.00
8.800.00
7.000.00
n. 000. 00
7.000.00
12.000.00
S.OOO.OO
10.800.00
..50
.75
.50
.65
1.00
.50
.50
.4n
.60
1.00
1.00
.50
.20
..50
.75
.75
-il .M.Tnager
a nd Chle
f Kngineer.
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
30— RESERVOI RS & DAMS
BIDS WANTED
PAN'TA BARBARA. Cal.— Until Feb.
4. 1:00 F. M. (to be opened at 2 P.
M.) as previously reported, bids will
b»' received by the Santa Barbara
rity Council. Oeo. D. Oeib. City Clerk
for the con.«truotion of the La Mes.n
AV.'der Storage Reservoir.
The propcsed reservoir will have a
capacity of ],.")0(i,000 gallons, will be
lircular in ."shape, and will be of n-
inforred concrete cf)n.struction. Esti-
mated cost, $.'50,000.
The work involves
( 1) 9,100 c.y. excavation and grading:
( 2) 4.340 c.y. backfill earth;
( 3) ^,S^0 If. drainage;
( 4) 780 c.y. concrete;
{ 5) 3S tons steel;
( fi) 36 tons steel bands an-.l tiirn-
buckles;
( 7) 27,300 sq. ft. forms;
( 8) 2,300 c.f. gunite covering;
( 9) 812 l.f. fencing:
(10) pipes, valves and fittings;
(11) gate valve house.
Plans and specification.s obtainable
at the office of the Water Department
and at the ofllce of Consulting Kngi-
neer George A. Miller, Suite 16-17-18
Carrillo Bldg., Santa Barbara, upon
deposit of $25.00.
Delbert D. Smith. Water Works Su-
l>erintendent.
This is a PWA job and a list of the
sureties satisfactory to the PWA au-
thorities is on file at the offices of
the city clerk, Geo. D. Geib. Each
bid must be accompanied by a cer-
tified or ca*!hier's check for 10%.
BIDS WANTED
AI.HAMBKA. Los Angeles Co.. Cal.
— I'ntil January 28. 9 A. M.. bids will
be received by the Alhambra City
Commission, City Hall, R. B. Wallace.
City Clerk, for the construction of the
Marengo Reservoir, a PWA contract.
The estimated cost is approximately
$65,000.
The proposed reservoirs will be steel
tanks of 2.302.900 gallons capacity
each, 143 ft. in diameter and 20 ft.
high.
The project involves:
9020 cu. yds. excavation and hauling;
Alternate bids will be taken as fol-
lows: (a) by hand; (b) by machine.
Roofing: Alternate bids will be Uik-
en (a) Redwood tongue and groove
sheeting and (b) Douglas fir sheeting
roofing paper.
Pipe connecting the reservoirs.
Alterenate bids on (a) all riveted
fabrication, and (b) all welded fabri-
cation.
925 lin. ft. 4-in. drain tile (bell and
spigot).
375 cu. yds. new or washed river
gravel to be placed around drain tile.
I'lans and specifications obtainable
from the office of Water Superinten-
dent John W. Clay, Room 10, City
Hall, upon deposit of *J0.
TO ASK FUNDS
TX)S" ANGELES COUNTY, Cal.— C.
H. Howell, county flood control engi
neer, is preparing an application to be
forwarded to Washington requesting
PWA funds for the construction of
tlie spillway at San fJabriel Dam No.
1. Excavation for the spillway will
be done by the general contractors for
the dam, the West Slope Constr. Co.
The spillway cost will be slightly
under $1,000,000. Plans for the struc-
ture are being prepared by Paul Bau-
mann. Junior Assistant Chief Engi-
neer in charge of dams. Bids will be
taken through the Board of Super-
visors.
propration of $2,425,000 for the Bon-
neville Project.
Work to be constructed under the
appropriation include:
Construction and installation of chain
fender block, machinery for lock,
$300,000;
Reservoir lands and damages above
Cascade Locks, $200,000;
Railroad and highways, $500,000;
Spillway dam, $800,000;
Fishway, $275,000;
Permanent quarters, $200,000;
Power house equipment installation,
electric structure, and miscella-
neous items. $150,000.
Major Chas. Williams, Pittock Blotk
I'ortland. District Engineer. i
CONTRACT AWARDED
ELKO COUNTY. Nev.— J. A. Tcr-
teling fc Sons. 2232 Fairview Avenue.
Boise, Idaho, at $94,770 awaiMed co'i-
tract by the U. S. Indian Irrigatioti
Service, 751 S. Figueroa Street, Los
Angeles, for the construction of a
variable radius concrete arch dam
across the Owyhee River, together
with appurtenant works (consisting cf
crest spillway in middle i)ortion if
arch, outlet gates, approach and dis-
charge channels to .same, concrete
protective aprons, loose rock fills, sus-
pension foot bridge) located approxi-
mately 25 miles south of Mountain
City. Nev.. and 70 miles north of El-
ko, Nev. The nearest shipping point
is Elko on the Southern Pacific and
Wefitern Pacific Railroads. The gov-
ernment will furnish cement, rein-
forcing steel, metal pipe and fittings,
and copper sheets, fob cars, Elko.
BIDS WANTED
SANTA BARBARA, Cal.— Until Feb.
4. 1:00 P. M. (to be opened at 2 P.
M) bids will be received by the Santa
Bartjara City Council. Geo. D. Geib.
City Clerk, for the construction of the
I.,a Mesa Water Storage Reservoir.
The proposed reservoir will have a
capacity of 1.500.000 gallons, will be
circular in shape, and will be of re-
inforced concrete construction. Esti-
mated cost, $30,000.
Plans and specifications obtainable
at the office of the Water Department
and at the office of Consulting Engi-
neer ("Jeorge A. Miller, Suite 16-17-18
Carrillo Bldg.. S-anta Barbara, upon
deposit of $25.
Delbert D. Smith. Water Works S\i-
perintendent. "^
APPROPRIATION RECOMMENDED
BONNEVILLE DAM, Ore.— The U. S.
Engineers have reconimenUed an ap-
BIDS WANTED
SANTA BARBARA. Cal.— Until Feb.
4. 1 P. M. (to be opened at 2 P. M.)
bids will be received by Santa Barbara
City Council, Geo. D. Geib. city Clerk,
for the construction of the El Clelito
Water Storage Reservoir.
The proposed re.servoir will have a
capacity of 1,000,000 gallons, will be
circular in shape, and will be of re-
inforced concrete construction. Esti-
mated cost. $25,000.
The work involves:
( 1) 5000 c.y. excavation and grading:
( 2) 1700 c.y. backfill earth;
( 3) 1100 l.f. drainage:
( 4) 565 c.y. concrete;
( 5) 22 tons steel;
( (>) 23 tons steel band A: t in nlnukle.-;;
( 7) 23,575 sq. ft. forms;
( S) 17611 c.f. gimite covering;
( 9) 1052 l.f. fencing;
(10) removing trees;
(11) pipe, valves ami fittings:
(12) gate valve house.
Plans and specifications obtainaT)te
at the office of the Water Department
and at the office of Consulting Engi-
neer George A. Miller. Suite 16-17-18.
Carrillo Bldg., Santa Barbara, upon
depo.<5it of $25.00.
Delbert D. Smith, Wati r Works Su-
perintendent.
This is a PWA job and a list of
.sureties .satisfactory to the PWA au-
thorities is on file at the office of the
city clerk. Each bid must be accom-
panied by a certified or cashier's check
for 10%.
BIDS WANTED
SANTA BARBARA, Cal.— Until Feb.
10. 2 P. M. (to be opened at 3 P. M.)
bids will be received by the Santa
Barbara City Council, Geo. D. Geib,
City Clerk, for the raising, improving
and strengthening of the existing
earth fill Sheffield Dam and deepen-
ing and paving the Sheffield reservoir,
Ifxated within the City, a part of the
municipal water distribution system
The dam will be raised 11 ft. with
rolled earth fill of a minimum width
of 25 ft. The paving of the upstream
face will be extended to include the
new portion of the structure. The es-
timated cost Is $200,000. This is a
PAVA project and final award of con-
tract will be subject to approval by
the PWA engineer. ,
I'lans and specifications were pre-
pared by the consulting engineers.
Quinton, Code and Hill-Leeds & Bar-
nard, Suite 905, Edison Bldg., 601 W.
Fifth St.. Los Angeles. Copies of the
contract documents may be seen at
the office of the consulting engineers.
Drawings will be available for inspec-
tion on January 27. Contract docu-
ments may be purchased from the
Water Works Department, Santa Bar-
bara, or from the consulting engineers
in Los Angeles, for $1.00, and all
drawings for $4.00. not returnable.
Certified or cashier's check or bid
bond for 10% must accompany each
bid. Delbert D. Smith, Water Works
Superintendent.
CONTEMPLATED
PHOENIX. Ariz.- Senator Hayden
of Arizona and Senator Hatch, New
Mexico, have asked Congressional au-
thority for a series of flood control
dams costing $12,803,000 in the upper
and lower Gila river basins of Ari-
zona and New Mexico. The request
was contained in an amendment to
the omnibus floods control bill.
The amendment seeks authority for
the construction of these reservoirs:
In the upper Gila basin — Evans Pt.
reservoir on lower San Franlsco riv-
er Ariz., $3,103,000; Conner reservoir
on Gila river, N. M., $2,594,000; Eagle
reservoir on upper Eagle river, Aria..
?:!84.000; Lima Springs reservoir on
upper P^i.sco river, N. M., $761,000;
.Mogollon reservoir on Mogollon river,
N. M.. $126,000.
In middle Gila basin — Construction
of reservoirs at the Charleston, Riv-
erside or Butte sites "as may be de-
termined upon," $5,7500,000.
'I'hose dams in the upper basin would
all be placed at sites above CoolidKe
dam. The Charleston site in the lovv-
l)asin is on the San Pedro river; the
Riverside and Butte sites are on *-h<
(!ila river below the Junction with the
San Pedro. '
31 —PIPE LINES & WELLS
BIDS WANTED
VAl-LEJO. Solano Co.. Cal. — Until
February 4. 11 A. M., bids will be re-
reived by the Vallejo City Council.
Alf E Kdgcumbe. City Clerk, for re-
construction of three portions of (he
existing Gordon Valley water trans-
mission pipe line located in the vicin-
ity of Creston Station, Napa County,
and Cordelia, Solano County. Esti-
mated cost $50,000.
Work includes the replacement of
HP)»roximately 6000 lin. ft. of existing
24-in. pipe line with 21 -in. oast Iron
pipe.
Bids will bo taken as follows:
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
29
SCUKDUl.!^ 3-1)
( 1) r)07j fu. yds. trench excuvation;
( 2) 2300 lin. ft. pipe i-eimnal tratin-
purtatiuii and storage;
( 3) 300 lin. ft. fence removal and re-
construction;
( 4) 2300 lin. ft. furni.^hlng 2J[-in. C. I.
pipe;
( o) SOOO lbs. furnishing special ca.st-
Ings;
( l>> 1 only brick manhole structurti:
< 7; 2300 lin. ft. laying 24-in. C. I.
pipe;
( 8) 7 tons quarry waste backfill:
( 9) 1800 lin. ft. trench back/ill, de.i)
trench;
(10) 5362 cu. yds. trench backfill, deep
trench;
(11) 500 lin. ft. trench backfill (normal
depth);
(12) 1 lot air valves, services, etc..
with boxes;
(13) 1 only GAIP manholes on rein-
foicfd concrete pipe;
(14) 1 only railroad undercrosslng.
SCHEDULE 3-E
( 1) 3120 lin. ft. trench excavation;
( 2) 274 cu. yds. trench excavation,
additional;
( 3) 3570 lin. ft. pipe removal, trans-
portation and storage;
( 4) 2100 lin. ft. fence removal and re-
construction;
( 5) 3120 lin. ft. furnishing 24-in. C.I.
pipe;
( 6) 10,000 lbs. furnishing special cast-
ings;
( 7) 1 only manhole structure, GMP
and C I post:
( S) 1 only furni.«hing 18-inch gate
valve;
( U) 1 only furnishing 14-inch gate
valve;
(10) 1 lot cross connection, 14-inch,
labor and materials;
(11) 3120 lin. ft. laying 24-in. CI pipe;
(12) 170 lin. ft. trench backfill, deep
trench;
(13) 17u cu. yds. trench backfill, deep
trench;
(14) 2950 lin. ft. trench backfill normal
depth;
(15) 1 lot air valves, services, etc.
«'ith boxes;
(16) 2 M.B.M. trench timbering;
SCHEDULE 3-F
( li 1204 lin. ft. trench excavation;
(, L'l 1200 lin. ft. pipe removal, trans-
portation and storage;
I '■'■) liO lin. ft. fence removal and re-
construction;
{ 1) 1200 lin. ft. furnishing 24-inch
C. I. pipe;
(. -i) 1700 lbs. furnishing special cast-
ings;
( 6) 1200 lin. ft. laying 24-inch C. I.
pipe;
( 7) 1204 lin. ft. trench backfilling,
(normal depth);
I 1 lot air valves, services, etc.,
with box;
-'I 1 lot repavlng roadway.
I'ians and specifications obtainable
ii'.ui City Engineer T. D. Kilkenny.
upuii (lepu.sit of f 10. ♦
32— SEWERS & SEWAGE
DISPOSAL PLANTS
CONTRACT AWARDED
I'ENDLKTON. Oregon — Herber &
Sheldon, Rust Ifldg., Tacoma. at $21,-
753 awarded contract by the Pendle-
ton City Council for improvements to
the existing sewage disposal plant
Hell & Morgan, Rupert, Idaho, at
$22,ft'Jl submitted the only other bid.
Work win consist of remodeling the
existing septic tank, construction of
a pump and boiler house and a sludge
digester tank, furnishing and placing
pipes ,plpe fittings, valves, sludge
pump, hot water holler and appur-
tenances, sludge digester equipment,
etc.
\\ l'.\ heailqnarters in Washington.
The ;ip|iropriation will provide Fresno
with two main si'wor lines lending to
outlying districts to the north and
east; pumping plant.s to divert storm
waters into Dry Creek, and five in-
tercepting lines to relieve congestion
in the business district. If present
plan.>< ar econsuminated, the projecct
will involve construction of S miles
of sewers. Jean L. Vincenz is coiii-
niissioner of public wokrs.
CONTRACTS AWARDED
(JRKSHAM. Ore. — Parker-S-chram
Co.. Couch Hldg.. Portland, at $94,-
115.95 on concrete pipe, and the Her-
ber & Sheldon Co., Tacoma, at $21.-
567.50 for the dispo.sal plant, awarded
contracts by the Gresham City Council
for construction of a sanitary se\v«r
system. st(»rm water system, a:nd
sewage disi>osal plant.
H. L. Gilbert. 707 Couch Building,
Portland, Engineer.
BIDS OPENED
NYSSA, Oregon— Ek & Lind, Rail-
way E.xchaii"'^ Bldg., Portland, at
$19,670 on Schedule A, and the Olson
Mfg. Co., Boise, at $20,759 on Sched-
ule B, submitted low bids to Nyssa
Common Council for the construction
of a sewage disposal plant.
Work will consist of a primary
claritier or septic tank with no me-
chanical equipment, trunk line, con-
centrating pit or sump, and pump
station at the concentrating pit; also
main, submains and laterals covering
the two business blocks on the North
side of Main Street and the six blocks
on the south side of Main Street from
the railroad to the school house.
CONTRACT AWARDED
SANTA ANA, Orange Co.. Cal. —
Macco Constr. Co., 815 Paramount
IMvd.. Clarwater, at $20,000 award-
ed contract by the Orange County
I'Tood Control District (subject to
PWA approval) for construction of a
storm drain in La Veta Ave. near
Orange. M. N. Thompson, County
Flood Control Engineer.
The work involves 6000 lin. ft. of
arch covered trapezoidal section, 4 ft.
deep, 4 ft. bottom width.
Complete bids follow:
Macco Constr. Co., Clearwater..$26,000
C. F. Robbins, Los Angles 27,000
John Oberg, Los Angeles 31,800
(Jates & Huntley, Los Angeles.. 32.950
BIDS OPENED
EL MOXTE, Los Angeles Co., Cal.—
George Miller, 9401 Brighton Way,
Beverly Hills, at $51,000 submitted low
l)id to the El Monte City Council Jan.
13 for construction of a sewage treat-
ment plant located on city property
near K! Monte. The other bids were:
H. G. Klusman, Cucamonga, $51,021.
J. C. Hickey, Alhambra, $53,000.
John Oberg, Los Angeles, $56,200.
Marko Matich, Los Angeles, $56,770
W. H. Hoagland, Long Beach, $59,-
250.
J. E. Haddock, Pasadena. $60,000.
Contracting Engineers, Los Angeles,
$61,900.
'Hie three low bids were referred to
Currie Engineering Co., 219 Anderson
Block, San Bernardino, consulting en-
gineers, for checking and recommen-
dation.
Funds for this project are being
furnished $30,600 by PWA grant and
127.500 local bond issue. The plant
as designed will be of the trickling
filter type, with separate .kludge diges-
tion.
liellflower trunk sewer, between Dow-
ney and Pico. The work la being
llnanced by PWA funds. The approx-
imate quantities are:
26,398 ft. 18-ln. extra .'strength vit.
clay pipe;
02 manholes:
15 junction chambers:
500 tons gravel bed as required.
BIDS OPENED
SAN FRANCISCO — Healy-Tibbill:^
Constr. Co., 64 Pine St., at $96,200 on
Proposal A, and F. W. Snook Co., 59C
Clay S-t., at $37,884 on Propo.sal B sub-
mitted low bids to the Department of
Public Works. City Hall, under Spec.
.No. 18,890, for construction of the
.Marina sewage pumping plant and al-
terations to the existing Pierce Street
S-ewer. The pumping plant will be lo-
cated in the Marina Parkway adjacent
to Marina Blvd. and opposite Casa
Way.
Bids were taken as follows:
PROPOSITION A
(1) 6450 lin. ft. wood piles below cut-
off;
(2) Structural work.
Work to be done under Proposition
.•\. includes construction of a rein-
forced concrete underground pump-
ing plant, approximately 50 ft. inside
diameter, including termie seal, ven-
turl vaule and flagpole; a diversion
structure and necessary alteiations
to the existing Pierce St. sewer.
PROPOS-ITION B
(1) Mechanical work, which in-
cludes furnishing and installing 10-
inch and 8-inch pumps, valves, ven-
turi tube, recording apparatus and
miscellaneous equipment.
I'ROPOSITION C
(1) 0450 lin. ft. wood piles below cut-
off;
(2) Structural work:
(3) Mechanical work.
I'roposition C combines the work
included in Propositions A and B.
Complete bids follow:
PROPOSITION A
Healy-Tibbitts Constr. Co., (1) $1.20;
(2) $88,460: total $96,200.
.MacDonald & Kahn Co., Ltd., (1) 'Oc;
(2) $96,000: total, $99,870.
Eaton & Smith. (1) $1.06; (2) $94,000;
total, $100,837.
.M. B. McGowan, Inc., (1) $1.00; (2)
$95,396; total, $101,846.
Barrett & Hilp. (1) $1.50; (2) $102,762;
total. $112,437.
PROPOSITION B
F. W. Snook Co $37,884
.\lta Elec. & Mech. Co., Inc 38,26a
H. S. TitUe Co 38,510
Herman Lawson Co 41,880
.Vnderson & Rowe 43,000
P. L. Burr _ 44.432
PROPOSITION C
Rirrett & Hilp, (1) $1.50; (2) $102,762;
(3) $46,248; total, $158,685.
All bids referred to City Engineer
John J. Casey. •
PONDS ASKED
FRESNO. Cal.— A $525,000 WI'A ap-
plication for sewer construction in
Fresn<. has been approved by the
BID CALL AUTHORIZED
LOS A.VGELES. Cal.— The Board of
Hirectors of Tounty Sanitation Dlst.
No. 2 has authorized A. K. Warren,
chief engineer, to advertise for bid.i
for the construction of ttie Dowiiey-
SUB-BIDS WANTED
SAN FRANCISCO.— M. B. McGow-
an, Inc., Call Bldg., desires sub-bids
on all portions of the work for con-
struction of the Marina sew;ige pump-
ing plant and alterations to the ex-
isting Pierce Street sewer, for which
1)1x18 will be opened by the Depart-
ment of Public Works, Room 251, City
Hall, January 22, 2:30 P. M. Spec. No.
IS. 890. ' i
ELECTION
SPOKANE, Wash.— The City Com-
missioners have set March 10 as the
<Iale of an election to approve con-
struction of a $2,000,000 sewage dis-
po.sal plant.
A. D. Butler, City Engineer.
NEW BIDS ASKED
SoNoH.A. Tuolumne Co.. Cal.— Un-
til February 3, ,s I'. M., new bids will
be received by the Sonora City Coun-
cil, J. V. Wulff, City Clerk, for the
30
PACIFIC CONS-^RUCTOR
cDiistructinn of intercepting and out-
fall sewers and sewage treattnenel
I)lant.
All bids received November 22 nave
been rejected. AV. J. Tobln. JS6 How-
ard St., San Francisco, submitted the
prsvious low bid at $G8.662.62.
Plans and specifications have been
revised by John S. Bates. 3134 Eton
Ave., Berkeley, Engineer.
The PWA ha.s allotted a grant or
45% of the total cost which was esti-
mated at $4,S,86H. *
33— WATER WORKS
BIDS OPENED
SVN FRANCISCO.— Lowrie Paving
CO . 1540 16th Street, at $19,489.20 sub-
mitted low bid to the Public Utilities
Commiesion. City Hall, under Spec.
No. W. D. 105, for laying 6- and 8-m.
cast iron mains in tl^e area from Ori-
zaba Ave. to Rolph St. and from Sen-
eca Ave. to the County Line.
The work involves:
(1) 24,580 l.f. excavation and backfill
trench 17x36-in.;
(2) 390 c.y. additional excavation and
backflll;
(3) 870 s.f. additional pavement re-
moval and replacement;
(4a) 18,340 l.f. installing 6-inch B & S
cast Iron pipe;
(4b) 6,240 l.f. installing 8-in. do;
(5) 21,090 lbs. installing fittings, etc.;
(6) 2,210 l.f. making joints, B & S;
(7> 35,000 sq. ft. repavement.
Total bids follow:
(A) Lowrie Paving Co $19,489.20
(B) Pacific States Const. Co. 19.648.90
(C) W. J. Tobin. - 19,751.30
(D) E. J. Treacy 20,965.21.
Unit bide follow:
(1 )
(2 )..
(3 )
(4a)_
(4b)
(5 )_
(6 )
(7 )
(A)
$.28
.20
.30
.07
.08
.02
.30
.26
(B)
$.34
.50
.30
.07
M
.02
.29
.22
(C)
$.34
.50
.30
.06
.08
.02
.27
.23
(D)
$.397
.50
.30
.06
.08
.02
.20
.225
N. A. Eckart, chief engineer.
BIDS OPENED
SAN FRANCISCO. — Pacific States
Construction Co., 708 Call Bldg., at
$26,420.10 submitted low bid to the
Public Utilitiee Commission. City Hall
under Spec. No. W. D-. 104, for laying
6- and 8-in. cast iron mains in the
area from Esmeralda to Silver Ave.
and from Waterville to Mission Sts.
The work involves:
(1 ) 29,000 l.f. ecavation and Imckfili
trench 17x36-in.;
(2 ) 460 c.y. additional excavation and
backflll;
(3 ) 1,030 s.f. additional pavement re-
moval and replacement;
(4a) 27,060 l.f. installing 6-inh B & S
cast iron pipe;
(4b) 1,940 l.f. installing 8-in. do;
(5 ) 30,600 lbs. installing fittings, etc.;
(6 ) 3,570 l.f. making joints, B & S;
(7 ) 41,000 s.f. repavement.
Total bids follow:
(A) Pacific States Const. Co...$26, 420.10
(B) W. J. Tobin 28,233.70
(C) Lowrie Paving Co 42,126 80
Unit bide follow:
(A) (B) (C)
(1 ) $.42 $.48 $.86
(2 ) 50 .50 .0"
(3 ) 30 .30 .30
(4a) _ 075 .08 .09
(4b) 095 .10 .11
(6 ) 02 .02 .03
(6 ) - 29 .27 .80
(7 ) 24 .24 .30
N. A. Eckart, chief engineer.
BIDS REJECTED
FLOKENCE, Oregon.— All bids re-
ceived by the Florence City Council.
Mary T. Andreasen, City Recorder.
Jan. 16, for the rehabilitation and ex-
tension of the ci!y water system have
been rejected and new bnls will be
called shortly.
O. N. Pierce and Frank L. Connor.
Portland, at $13,935 on wood pipe, and
at $15,003 on steel pipe submitted the
lowest bid received. »
SURVEY AUTHORIZED
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co., Cal.—
San Jose City Council has retained
T. J. Hopkins, formerly connected
with the California Railroad Commis-
sion, to make a preliminary survey of
the San Jose Waterworks Company's
holdings and properties. An offer of
$4,500,000 made by the city recently
for the water system was rejected by
the company. J
BIDS WANTED
PORT ORFORl), Ore. — Until Feb. 1.
10 A. M., bids will be received by the
Port Orfoivl City Council, S. A. Lau-
rence, City Recorder, for the con-
struction of an intake reservoir, water
supply and distribution system, in-
cluding hydrants and other accesso-
ries. Work will include catchbasln.«^.
pumping station reservoir. 1600 feet 'if
S- and 5300 ft. of fi-in. cast iron bell
and si>igot water mains; 4,000 ft. of
bell and spigot cast iron water main.«:
S.oOO ft. of galvanized iron pipe; '.2
tii-e hydrants: 100 water meters, etc.
Specifications obtainable from above
office upon deposit of $10.
BIDS WANTED
(•(».MPT()N. Los Angeles Co.. Cal. —
Intil January 30. S P. M.. bids will be
received by the Compton City Council
for furnishing and delivering of the
followins list of materials, to be used
for the construction of water mains
under WPA Work Project No. 1101-
.")S5. in accordance with the plan.s and
specifications in the office of the City
Engineer.
!• fire hydrants;
SOOO lbs. lead;
.'>70 each fi-in. CI. pipe;
snoo lin. ft. %-in. coppr service pipe:
700 %-in. brass fittings;
3 each '/I -in. bra.-'s fittings:
2000 lin. ft. 2-in. galvanized iron pipe
wrapped ;
4-in. and G-in. C. 1. fittings.
No bid will be accepted from any
contractor who has not complied with
all the federal regulations in regard
to the employment of labor.
Certified check. lO^c. Albert B. Gid-
ley. City Manager and City Engi-
neer.
CONTRACT AWARDED
HAN FRANCIS<X).— Sibley Grading
& Teaming Co.. Ltd.. 165 Landers St..
at 117,970.50 nwardid contract by the
Department of Public Works. City
Hall, under .Spec. No. 18,872, for con-
struction of three reinforced concrete
fire cisterns. Group 1, in connection
with .X.W.S.S. for fire protection.
CONTRACT AWARDED
DOS PALOS. Merced Co.. Cal.— P
L. Burr. 320 .Market St.. San Fran-
cisco, at $.'>.'<.r.20 awarded contract by
the Dos I'alos City Council for con-
structing a municipal water works
system providing for a supply from
the San Joaquin and Kings River
Canal Co.. and construction of a filter
and purification system with neces-
.«ary distribution system.
Complete bids published Nov. 26.
John ». Bates. 3134 Eton Ave., Ber-
keley. Engineer. • ?
BIDS WANTED
PKAKL llAKBOR. T. H.— Until Jan.
!'!». 11 A. M.. as previously reported,
bids will be received by Commander
P. J. Searles, Public Works Officer.
Navy Yard. Pearl Harbor, T. H.. un-
der Spec. No. 81 2S. for improvements
to the water supply system. Naval
Fleet Air Base. Pearl Harbor.
The work involves:
(1) A 12- in. cast iron supply line ap-
proximately 4000 ft. in length from
the Navy Yard to the Fleet Air
Ba.se at Fort Island; 2200 ft. of
this line is subaqueous.
(2) A distribution system on Ford
Island composed of about 6600 ft.
of 6-in. cast iron beW and spigot
pipe.
The necessary earthwork, trenching
for the subaqueous line, concrete
work, valves and hydrants are also
included.
Plans and specifications obtainable
from the Commandant. 14th Naval
District, Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor,
or from the Commandant. I2th Naval
District. 100 Harrison St., San Fran-
cisco, upon deposit of $25.
NOTE: The specifications number
was previously reported at 01 2S.
COMPLETE BID LISTING
I'KAIIL HARBOR. T. H. — John
Hansen. Honolulu, at $50,000 on Item
1. and at $40,000 on Item 2, as pre-
viously reported, submitted low bids
tn the Bureau of Yards and Docks,
Novy Department. Washington. D. C.
under Spec. No. 7447, for alterations
t(i pump and fuel oil piping system
and new motor-driven fuel oil pump
and piping at the Naval Fuel Depot.
Pearl Harbor, T. H.
Complete bids follow:
John Hansen. Honolulu. (1) $50,000:
(2) $40,000.
Hawaiian Contracting Co.. Honolulu.
(1) $82,360; (2) $71,600
Young Engineering Co.. Honolulu, (1)
$86,000; (2) $72,000.
Island Welding & Supply Co., Honon-
lulu. (1) $88,500; (2) $76,500.
W. S. Ching. Honolulu. (1) $92.S70; (2)
$si.;tso. •
BIDS OPENED
Ml'LT-NOMAH. Oregon— West Coast
Constr. Co.. Lloyd Bldg.. Seattle, at
$12 059 submitted low bid to the Home
Water District, Multnomah, Januar.\
14, for construction of water system
improvements.
Work will include 5,140 lin. ft. of
IS- and 8-inch cast iron water pipe
mains with necessary gate valves and
pipe fittings, etc.
The three low bids follow:
West Coast Constr. Co., Seattle. $12.-
059.
Parker - Schram Co., Portland. $14.-
165. ,. ., ,
I'nited Contracting Co., Portland,
$14,293.
C. E. Carter, 823 Spalding Bids;.,
Portland, consulting engineer.
BIDS OPENED
MONMOUTH. Oregon.— West Coas.
Const. Co.. Lloyd Bldg.. Seattle, at
«17 410 submitted low bid to the Mon-
mouth City Council. Paul Tacheron
City Recorder, for reconstruction of
the waterworks distributing system.
Complete bids follow:
West Coast Const. Co., Seattle..$17.410
Ek & Linvl, Portland 18.71j
J C Compton, McMinnville 20,692
s'chmitl Coniit. Co., Portland 20,90S
Parker-Schrani Co., Portland 21, S'*..
PLANS AWAITING PWA
APPROVAL
SVCUA.MENTO. Calif. — Plans and
.specifications for two 3.000,000-gallon
concrete water storage tanks have
been adopted by the Sacramento City
Council and a call for bids will be is-
*<ued as .soon as PWA approval is re-
ceived. Estim.ited cost, $36S,000.
One tank will be located on the State
fair groumls and the other near Sac-
ramento stadium.
Henry D. Dewell. 55 New Montgom-
ery St., S«in Francisco, is consulting
engineer for the project.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
31
CONTRACT AWARDED
SKAI^ BKACH, Orange C^>.. I'al.—
II A. Teset. Hox IStJl. Seal Beach, at
$.'>L'.;i56.4ri submitted low bid and was
awarded contract (subject ti> appro vm I
l>y the PWA) by the Seal Beach city
(■■'iincil January 17 for construction cf
a water system, includinK onr 150,000-
gallon capacity elevated steel tank.
12,000 ft. of distributing system, out.-
16-in. dia. wat^r well approxtmatcl.v'
600 ft. in depth, two booster pumps
an-.l one UO.oOO-gallon capacity oon-
<T«'te reservoir. Currie Biigr. Co., '/.\^
A rulreson Bldg., San Berna|4ino, coi:-
.^iilting engineer.
The t)ther bids were:
J. C Hickey. Alhambra, |53,000.
Marko Matich, Los Angeles, J58,962.-
W. E. Allen, Long Beach, $59,197.r)4.
iloagland Const. & Engrr. Co., Long
M.ach, $59,632.03.
BIDS WANTED
• ■A.NVON CITY, Ore.— Until Feb. 7,
'^ P. M., bids will be received by
rge Hagny, City Recorder, Canyon
<'iiy, for construction of improve-
iiifTits to the water works sy.stein, in-
• liiding 18,500 ft. of 4-in. O. D. steel
water .•supply line and a 200.000 gallon
roncrete reservoir.
.-Specifications obtainable from above
' fli.^e upon deposit of $10
BIDS WANTED
I.o.NU HKACH. Lo.s Angele.s Co..
Cal. — Until February 4. 11 A. M.,
liils will be received by the Public
\' rks Officer Headquarters, lllh
'.tl District. Foot of Broadway.
1 Diego, under Spec. No. S08C. for
iline pumping equipment at the
■ Xaval District. Nftval Reserve
.lation B*ise. Muojcipal Flyitig
I- leld. Long Beach. ' ?
The new pumping unit will consist
if a 2-in. positive displacement pump
"t not less than 140 G.P.M. capacity;
a direct-connected 3-hp., .^-phase, 50-
c\ile, 230-voIt electric motor, together
with electric conduit, electric conduc-
' ■ -■. motor starter, switch and push
•on station, concrete foundation,
'line piping, meter and dispensing
i' '^e, and appurtenances.
I'lans and si)ecirications obtainable
from the above office upon depositT<tf,
$10. •'■**•
BIDS WANTED
.SAN FRANCISCO— Until February
G. 8:00 P. M., bids will be received by
the Public Utilities Commission. Room
2.S7. City Hall, under S. F. W. D.
Spec. No. 106 for laying twenty-inch
steel feeder mains in the Park-Presi-
dio and Sunset Districts, ;i I'W'A pro-
ject.
The work in\olve.^;
( 1) 20.820 lin. ft. fabrication, etc. 20-
in, steel pipe;
( 2) I.") roundabnut seams, fabrication
of bends from 20-in. pipe;
( :!) I'll. TOO lin. ft. excavation and
l>a<'ktill. normal trench, 20-in.
pipe;
(4( 100 cu. yds. additional excavation
and backfill, from normal trench
to S-ft. below official street sur-
face;
( r>) 50 cu. yds. additional exc^ivation
and backfill for trench over 8-ft.
below official street surface;
( G) 100 cu. yds. excavation and back-
till for drains;
( 7) 100 cu. yds. excavation and
backfill for blowoffs;
(8) 1000 .sq. ft. additional pavement
removal and replacements;
( It) 350 lin. ft. installation of drains;
(10) 20.700 lin. ft. installation of 20-
in. steel pipe;
(11) 300 lin. ft. making joints, bell
and spigot:
(12) 4.'). 000 lbs. installation of fittings;
(K!) 56.000 sq. ft. repavement.
I'lans and specifications obtainable
at Room 605, S. F. Water Department
Bldg.. 425 Mason St.. upon deposit of
$10.
X. A. Eckert, General Manager and
Chief Engineer. •
34 — PARKS AND PLAY-
GROUNDS
BIDS WANTED
REDWOOD CITY. San Mateo Co.,
Cal. — ITntil February 5. bids will be
received by the Custodian. U. S. Post
Offic Redwood City, for lawn sprink-
ler system at the U. S. Post Office,
Redwood City. 34
MEDUSA Portland Cement PAINT
A permanent bond to concrete,
brick and stucco ... a
IS highly decorative it
IS dampproot . . it
economical.
3UNN, CARLE & CO.
iO Potrero Ave.
UNderhiU 5480
San Fr«nci»'T>
CONTRACT AWARDED
^ A.V FRA.N'CISCO — MacDonald &
n Co.. Ltd., 200 Financial Center
.-;., at $137,964 awarded contract by
iiie Public Utilities Commission. City
Hall, under Spec. W.D. 101. for laying
20-in. and 24-in. steel feeder mains
in Macon. Phelps. Williams. Third and
'II, iiiiton Streets.
VN FRANCISCO— Until February
00 P. M., bids will be received by
I'ublic Utilities Commission, Rm.
City Hall, undr S. F. W. D. Spec.
.N.I. 109 for laying six-inch cast iron
mains in Pachcco St. from Eleventh
A\e. to Aerial Way.
The work involves:
Ml 750 lin. ft. excavation and back-
fill for 6-inch pipe, trench 17-in.
wide by 36-in. deep;
750 lin. ft. installing 6-in. bell and
spigot cast iron pipe;
1000 lbs. installing flttinge, gale
valves, etc. ,
100 lin. ft. making bell and spigot
joints for pipe and fittings;
' I 1200 sq. ft. repavement;
I' I Lump .sum pipe and service con-
nections, work to be done by the
San Francisco Water Dept.
I'lans and specifications obtainable
• Iloom 605, .San Francisco Water
rtment Bldg., 425 Ma.son Street,
ti depo.Kit of $10. • "^
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCT OF<'
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SAM B. EUBANKS, EdUor
Single Copies, 25c; By the Year, ^5.00
Vol. XIX
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIF.. FEBRUARY I. 1936
No. 5
NAVY TO BUILD
. ALAMEDA BASE
Shoals Dredging Contracts To Be Let;
U. S. Engineers Direct $3,000,000 Job
First contracts for reclamation of Verba Buena shoals will be
placed on the market shortly, it was learned yesterday following an-
nouncement by President Leiand W. Cutler of the San Francisco Bay
Exposition that $3,043,120 for the project will be turned over to the
War Department this week.
Mr. Cutler said he had learned through a long distance telephone
(ouveisation with WPA officials in
Washington that the transfer of
funds, the "go-ahead" signal await-
ed by U. S. Engineers here, will
be made in the current week.
Advertisement for bids, award
of contracts and supervision of the
th project will be in the hands of
the r. S. Engineers, headed by Lt.-
Col. J. A. Dorst, San Francisco dis-
trict engineer.
First contracts for dredging and
construction of a seawall around
the 400-acre exposition site and fu-
ture airport, one of the largest Pa-
cific Coast projects of its sort on
record, will be advertised shortly
after authorization to proceed i.s re-
ceived here, the district engineer
told Daily Pacific Builder.
Work will include approximately
IS.OQO.OOO cubic yards of dredging
and construction of a rubble sea-
wall nearly four miles in length.
Test borings already have been
made by army engineers, taking
samples of materials in order to
make more complete data available
to contractors planning to figure
the Job.
Alameda voters at a special
election Tuesday authorized
transfer of 929 acres of munici-
pal tidelands to the Navy De-
partment for development as a
fleet air base, contingent upon
an early expenditure of $1,000r
000 for improvements.
Unofficial reports state expen-
diture of $1&,000,000 or more
may be recommended by Navy
officials to establish one of the
largest naval facilities, compar-
able with Hampton Roads, Va.,
or San Diego. Construction will
include channel dredging and
docks to accommodate aircraft
carriers, it is understood. The
base adjoins Benton Field, se-
lected several years ago as a
supply base for Army Air Corps
and on which some improve-
ments have been made.
CONTRA COSTA DEALERS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
W. S. Van Winkle of Port Chi
cago has been elected president of
the Contra Costa Building Material
Dealers' Association for 1936. 0th
er officers are Xorman Schmalholz.
Pittsburg, and Fr^nk Beede. Anti-
och, secretary-treasurer.
Burllngame Bond
Vote February 25
For School Work
IN NEW OFFICES *
The offices of Architects William
H. Weeks and Harold H. Weeks
have been moved to the Balboa
Bldg. at 593 Market St. Form«»rly
they were located in the Under-
wood Bldg. The telephone number
will not he changed.
Approval of an 58.5,000 bond is-
sue to finance reconstruction of six
elementary schools will be sought
from voters of the Burlingime ele-
mentary school district Februar>-
2.5, when the proposaV will b*' re-
submitted at a special election, it
was announced last week.
Preliminary plans for the work
have been prepared by .Architect
James H. M4tchell and Structural
Engineer Harold B. Hammill. In
addition to str«ictural work the
bond issue will provide about $10.
•too for improving lighting systems
in the schools.
WASHINGTON
SCHOOL SHOP
READVERTISED
City To Take New Bids
Feb. 7 On General
Contract
The general contract for con-
struction of the shop unit at Geo.
Washington high school, which ac-
cording to City Aichitect Chas. H.
Sawyer will cost about $117,000,
today was out for bids again, with
proposals scheduled for opening by
the San Francisco Department of
Public Works February 7.
Hoping to interest contractors
who failed to bid on the project
last week, the department lowered
the deposit for plans from fifty dol-
lars to twenty-five dollars.
Bids for mechanical and elec-
trical work on the shop building
are being held under advisement
pending assurance that proposals
lor the general work will be re-
ceived.
Eaton & Smith. 71.5 Ocean Ave.,
yesterday submitted a low bid of
$29,073 to the department for con-
struction of five fire cisterns on Do-
lores street between Twenty-sec-
r)nd and thirtieth streets. Second
and third low bidders, respectively,
were C. C. W. and H. H. Haun at
$29,86.'? and MacDonald & Kahn Co
Ltd., at $30,115.
Bids for construction of a light-
ing system on Fifth street between
Market and Townsend streets will
be opened February 14, it waa an-
nounced yesterday. Cost is esti-
mated by City Engineer John J
Casey at $13,000.
^
FRAYER PROMOTED
BY FOREST SERVICE
•■Appointment of George w. Tray-
er, research engineer at tho Forest
Products Lriboratory in Madison.
Wis., as chief of the Forest Prod-
ucts Division, (i. S. Forest Service.
is announced by Chief Forester F.
A. Silcox. Mr. Trayer has been a
member of the Forest Service on
the Forest Products Lahoi-atory
staff for sixteen years. He is au-
thor of seveial bulleti.s and re-
portif' on the use of wood In con-
struction and of a book. "Wood in
.\ircraft Construction."
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
BIDS FEB. 10
ON MONTEREY
COURTHOUSE
$400,000 Building Will Re-
place Existing County Of-
fices In SsJinas
The Monterey county supervisors
will open bids February 10 for con-
struction of the $400,000 courthouse
in Salinas, one of the largest PWA
building projects in Northern Cali-
fornia, it is announced, following
approval of plans last wefk by
State PWA Director A. D. Wilder.
The courthouse will be a three-
story reinforced concrete building,
of fireproof construction through-
out, according to plans prepared by
Architects Chas. Butner of Salinas,
and Robt. Stanton of Carmel. Rich-
ard Waie is engineer for the proj-
ect.
The building will occupy the en-
tire block on which the existing
courthouse now stands. It will be
erected around the old courthouse,
and when the new building is com-
pleted the old will be razed, leav-
ing a patio in the center of the
structure.
The building will have reinforced
concrete foundations, composition
roofing, and a complete steam heat-
ing system with gas-tired boilers
and thermostatic temperature con-
trol.
Bids are being taken on a gener-
al contract for the work complete.
Plans and specifications are avail-
able to prospective bidders from
the architects and from the county
clerk at Salinas, upon deposit of
fifty dollars. They also will be ou
file at the i>an Francisco and Loa
Angeles Builders' Exchanges.
FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE
BOOKLET ISSUED
An illustrated sixteen-page book-
let demonstrating uses of four-
wheel-drive trucks in highway work
Is a recent publication of the Four
Wheel Drive Auto Co., Clintonville,
Wis. The booklet contains action
photographs and descriptions of
the four-wheel-drive truck on snow
removal, road building, road main
tenance and general hauling jobs.
Copies may be obtained without
charge l)y writing the manufac-
turer.
«
TYNAN ROOFING CO.
SOLD TO THOMLISON
Purchase of the Tynan Roofing
and Tile Company Is announced by
.John W. Thomlison of Salinas. Mr.
Thomlison will operate the. busi-
ness as the iMonterey County Roof-
ing and Tile Company with head-
quarters in Salinas National Bank
Building. A complete line of roof-
ing, composition shingles, roof tile,
wooden shingles and interior tile
will bo stocked.
$1,000,000 JOBS
TO STOCKTON FIRM
Award of contract to Wood &
Bevanda of Stockton at $718,355
for constructing Iron Mountain
pumping plant of the Colorado
River Aqueduct was announced
Saturday by the Los Angeles
Metropolitan Water District. The
cost of the plant to the district
will be $1,100,000 with equip-
ment and materials which are to
be supplied the contractor. Site
of the pumping station is in San
Bernardino County, about 13
miles northwest of Rice.. Award
to the firm of Wood & Bevanda
of a contract for concrete lining
canals of the West Stanislaus
Irrigation District at a bid price
of $180,027 brings to the Stock
ton contractors approximately
$1,00,000 in new work during the
past week.
Dr. Elwood Mead
Reclamation Chief,
Dies in Washington
Death of Dr. Elwood Mead fn
Washington, D. C.. .Sunday,. ^ended
the career of a public official wljo.
has been identified with the West's
greatest construction projects. Dr.
Mead, director of the TT. S. Bureau
of Reclamation since 1924, w.a;5
chief of this government division
during the period .of its largest con-
struction program.
Under his administration pro.l-
ects were planned and placed In
construction that measure with
the greatest engineering feats of
modern times. All of them are lo-
cated in the western states. Larg-
est of these are Boulder Dam. All-
American Canal. Grand Coulee Dam
and Central Valley Water Project.
At the time of his death the bu-
reau is idireeting work <^osting ap-
proximately $175,000,000.
Dr. Mead died following a two
weeks' illness. He w,as IS years
of age January 16.
TWO CATALOGS LIST
EMERSON FAN LINE
Two catalogs listing the complete
Emerson line of electric fans have
just been issued by the Emerson
Electric Mfg. Co., Inc., St. Louis,
Mo. They are the 1936 Emerson
Fan Catalog No. XI 149 and the
Emerson Seabreeze Popular-Priced
Fan Catalog No. X1150.
Among recent additions to the
Emerson line are a ten-inch Silver
Swan, the "Imperial"; a new line
of air circulators with four styles
of mountings; a slxteen-inch pat-
ented overlapping-blade fan. and a
coinplefe line of ceiling fans.
Copies of the catalogs may he oI»
tained without charge by writing
the manufacturer.
U. S. BUILDING
FOR DECEMBER
NEAR '35 PEAK
Nonresidential Work Increases
Total 72% Gain In Year
Over 1934
Reports from principal cities to
the r. S. Bureau of Labor Statis-
tics indicate that the value of all
building construction for which per-
mits were issued in December was
$76,000,000. a decrease of three per
cent from the November total. How-
ever, the December total was with-
in fifteen percent of the peak month
of August and was 150 percent
greater than in December, 1934.
The labor bureau report states:
"The decrease during the month
was entirely accounted for by de-
clines in residential construction
and in additions, alterations and re-
p.airs to existing structures. The
value of permits isssed for new
nonresidential construction during
December shows an increase of
21.9 per cent over November.
"Alfhough a decrease is shown
over the month period for the coun-
try as a whole, five geographic di-
visions-^West North Central, South
Atlantic. West South Central, Moun,-
tain and the Pacific states— ^showi^
an increase in building construc-
tion activity."
The percent of change from No-
vember to December 1935 for the
different types of construction is
indicated below.
Type of Building No. Est. Cost
New residential ~ 111.6 — 23.7
N'ew nonresidonti.Tl — .^4.6 -f- 21.9
.>iclditiiint:. :ilteration.s,
ropnir.'^ — 26.7 — 9.3
Total — 27. S — 3.0
The precent of increase in De-
cember over the same month of a
year ago is shown, by type of con-
struction, in the following table:
Type of Building No. Est. Cost
New residential -^].").i.9 -f224.4
Xcw nonre.sidential -f- 30.4 -fft2.7
.\dditi(>n.>;, .nlteratlon.".
vei>air.< -f- in. 6 + 57.2
Total ;- 24.7 -1-150.4
Living quarters will be provided
for 5.494 families in th.e new dwell-
ings for which permits were issued
in December. This is an increase
of 188.1 percent compared with De-
cember 19.'?4. The data presented
in the tables above include, in ad-
dition to private construction. th%
number and value of buildings for
which contracts were awarded by
Federal and state governments in
the 793 cities included in the re-
port. For December 1934 the value
of such buildings amounted to $2.-
210,742; for November 1935. $7.-
737.017. and for December 1935, |7-
160.680.
^ ^
Shipments of electric industrial
trucks and tractors numbered 92b
during 1935. as compared with 598
during the preceding year and 516.
in 1933. according to the Bure-iu of
the Ceneus.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
P]E>]RMITS AMD eOM^RACT,
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY
No.
Owner
Contractor
(Vmt.
103
McArthur
Owner
.•iOi»"i
104
McArthur
Owner
300O
105
DeBenedetti
DeBenedetti
3000
loe
Uel?enedettl
DeBenedettl
3000
107
Roman
Cahill
40000
108
Frogressiv*;
Plaggp
ISaii
109
Consolidated
Owner
2500
no
Horn
Owner
1000
111
Spelt
Owner
1500
112
Burner
Owner
3000
113
Benson
Owner
4000
114
Anza
Uousseau
5000
llo
I'etersoii
Owner
3O00
lift
Ttorinson
Owner
3000
ti;
I'atters-on
Oalway
2000
lis
Nutter
Owner
2000
119
Young
Dupuy
9000
120
Mancuso
Miller
5000
121
Hawkins
Owner
18500
122
Ooelger
Owner
4000
123
Doelger
Owner
4000
124
Doelger
Owner
4000
125
Doelger
Owner
4000
126
Doelper
Owner
4000
127
Doelser
Owner
4000
128
Doelger
Owner
4000
129
Doelger
Owner
4000
130
Doelger
Owner
4000
131
Doelger
Owner
4000
132
Doelger
Owner
4000
133
Doelger
Owner
4000
134
Doelger
Owner
4000
135
Doelger
Owner
4000
136
Doelger
Owner
4000
137
Doelger
Owner
4000
139
Doelger
Owner
4000
140
Doelger
Owner
4000
141
Doelger
Owner
4000
142
Dindsay
Owner
3300
143
Dindsay
Owner
3300
144
Dindsay
Owner
3300
145
Lindsay
Owner
3000
146
Anza
Rousseau
500(1
147
Gain
Owner
4500
US
Oalli
Owner
4500
149
(lain
Owner
5000
150
Gain
Owner
soon
151
McAfee
Owner
2500
152
McAfee
Owner
2500
153
McAlfee
Owner
2500
154
McAlfei
Ownr
2500
755
Morosini
Grant
1800
ir.fi
Fa Ik
Barrett
3000
i:)7
New-
Owner
1000
i.-,8
Worth
Akard
L'5"
1 :,''
Bf>uquet
Mullen
1000
IriO
Americxin
Wagner
2500
161
Hotalin^'
Jensen
5000
162
Anderson
Owner
3000
163
Beatty
Rosemont
600O
Ifil
Cordon
Sandino
3000
1 r,.-,
Young
Owner
3701'
1S6
Young
Owner
3700
167
Young
Owner
3700
l.-,^
Young
Owner
3700
we:lling
(103) NK COTTER 518 SE San .lose
Ave. One-
<tory and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner— K. c:. McArthur. 6301 Mi.sslon
St., San Francisco.
Architect — Oscar R. Thayer, 1120
Union »t $3000
DWEI.MXC
(104) NE COTTER 543 SE San Jose
Ave. One-story and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner— R. C. McJ^rthur, MOl Mission
St.. San Francisco.
Architect — Oscar R. Thay\;r, 1120
Union S-t $3000
DWELLING
(105) S SAN JITAN ST. 85 E Cayuga
St. One-.story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — A. Do Benedetti, -22 CotlT
St., San Francisco.
Architect— Donnell E. Jaekle, 120 Post
St., San Francisco,
("ontractor- A. De Benedetti & S>^'>
100 Brazil Ave. $300a
Owner— Gust L. I'eterson, 22;< Dun
View Ave.. San Francisco.
Architect- Not Given. JSwOO
DWELMNG
(106) S- SAN JUAN ST. 50 !•? Cayuga
St. One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — A. Do Benedetti, 22 Cotter
St., San Francisco. , . i
.\rchitect— Donnell E. Jaekle. 126 Post
St.. San Francisco.
Contractor — A. De Benedetti & Sun.
100 Brazil Ave. ^3000
rilAPEI. aND CONVENT
(107) N OAK ST. 125 E Fillmore St.
Two-story and basement Class K.
chapel and convent.
Owner — Uoni;in Catholic Archbishop
of San Francisco. 1100 Franklin
St.. San Francisco.
Aichitoci — John J. Foley, 770 5th Avp.
San Francisco.
Engineer — W. Adrian, 417 Market St..
San Francisco.
Contractor — Cahill Bros.. 206 Sansonie
St.. San Francisco. $40,000
ALTERATIONS
(lOS) NE GEAR Y AND STOCKTON
Sts. Alter stores and offices.
Owner — Pro.gressive Optical System.
Inc.. 721 Market St.. S. F.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Albert A. Plagge, 1474
30th Ave.. San Franci.sco. $18.10
ALTERATIONS
(109) NO. 155 SAN BRUNO AVF..
Alter warehouse.
Owner — Consolidated Milling Co.. l.'l
San Bruno Ave.. San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
$2500
ALTERATIONS
(110) NO. 00, 62. 64, 06 PLEASANT
St. Alter flatst.
owner — Ilarrv Horn. 170 Upland Dr..
Sun Francisco.
.•Vrchitect— Not Given. $1000
A LTERATIONS
(111) NO. 1370-72 FIFTH AVENUE
Alter flats.
Owner — Ada Spelt, I'remi.ses.
Architect— Not Given. JlT.oo
DWELLING
(112) S YORK ST. 50 W Holllday St.
One-story and b.-iscment frame
dwelling.
Owner — Leonard A. Burner. 4014
Gearv St.. Sun Francisco.
Architect— C. M. Cook. 2363 33rd Ave.
S-an Francisco. $3000
DWELLING
(li:{) E TWENTY-NINTH AVE. 150
.V Taraval St. One-story and base
ment frame dwellling
tiwner — Andrew J. Benson. 2324 JOth
Ave., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(114) E LY'ON ST. 125 N Lombard.
One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — Anza Home Bldg. Co., 321
Kearny St., San Francisco.
Architect— H. C. BMumann. 251 Kear-
ny St.. San Francisco.
Contractor- Oliver M. Rou.'sseau, Inc.,
321 Kearny St., 9. F. $500('
DWELLING
(11.', t S TWENTY-EIOHTH ST. 23ti
W Noc St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwilliiig.
DWELLING
(116) B JULES 91'. 175 S De Mont-
ford St. One-story and basenu-nl
frame dwelling.
Owner — F. H. Thorinson, 1030 Ocean
Ave., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $3000
ALTERATIONS
(117) NO. 2355 JONES ST. Alter
flats.
Owner — I^ora C. Patterson. 285 Chest-
nut St., San Francisco.
Arcliitect— Farr & Ward, 68 Post St.,
San Francisco.
Contractor— Robert F. Galw^ay, 2071
Sutter St., San Francisco $2000
STATION
(US) .SW BAYSHORE AND VISITA-
cion: Class C service station.
Owner— B. N. Nutter. 2500 Bayshore
Blvd.. San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given $2000
DWELLING
(119) E BAL'MOXT ST. 165 N Turk
St. Two-story frame dwelling.
Owner — Mrs. H. Young, % Contractor.
Architect — Douglas Dacre Stone, 11 n
Sutter St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Fred K. DuPuy. 110 Sut-
ter St., San Francisco. $9000
DWELLING
(120) SE COLLEGE AND CRES-
cent. One-story and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner — Dr. R. S. Mancuso, "r Con-
tractor.
Architect — Donnel E. Jaekle. 126 Post
St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Miller & McGillis, 527
19th Ave.. San Francisco $5000
APARTMENTS
(121) E NINETEENTH AVE. 90 N
Sloat Blvd. Two-story frame
apartments.
Owner— Mabel Hawkins. •!!>.") Dewey
Blvd., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. ?1$.50<<
DWELLING
(122) E THIRTY'-FIRST AVE. 25'i
N Judah. One-story and basement
frame dwelling.
()wner — Henry Doelger Builder, Inc..
.120 Judah St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $400'"
DWELLING
(123) E SEVENTEENTH AVE. 22;.
S I.Awton St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
o\\ ner- Henry Doelger Builder, Inc..
32<i Judah St.. San Kranciseo.
Architect— Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(124) E SEVENTEENTH AVE. 150
S Lawton .St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner— Henry Doelger Builder. Inc..
320 Judah St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(125) E SEVENT?:eNTH AVE. 75
S Lawton St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner— Henry Doelger Builder, Inc..
320 Judah St.. San Francisco.
Architect— -Not Given. $40011
DWELLING
(126) E SEVENTEENTH AVE. 250
N Moraga St. Onc-stoiy nnd
basement frame dwelling.
PACIFIC. eOl^SlRUCTOR
uwner — H>-nry Doelger Builder. Inc..
320 Judali St., San Franci.sco.
Architect— Not Given. MOOO
DWELLING
(127) K SF:VKNTEENTH AVE .17.'>
X Morapa. One-story and ba.se-
nienl frame dwelling.
owner-Henry l)o.-lger Builder. Inc..
320 Judah St.. San Francisco.
Ar<hite<t — Not Given. $4000
P\\ KLLING
(128) K THIRTY-FIRST AVE. 275
N .ludali. One-story and ba.oenient
frame dwelling.
Owner — Henry Doelger Builder. Inc..
320 Judah St.. San Franci.sco.
Architect— Not Given. f4(\(\»
DWELLING
(12ft) E SEVENTEENTH AVE. 250
S l>awton St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — Henry Uoelger Builder, Inc.,
320 Judah St.. San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. 14000
DWELLING
(130) B SEVENTEENTH AVE. 175
S Lawton St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — Hf-nry Doelger Builder. Inc..
32(1 Judah St.. San Francisco.
Architect — .\ut Given. $4000
DWELLING
(131) E SEVENTEENTH AVE. 100
S Lawton St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
ttwner — Henry Doelger Builder, Inc..
320 Judah St., San Franci.sco.
Architect— Not Given. $1000
DWELLING
(132) E SEVENTEENTH AVE. 27.-.
N Moraga St. One-story and ba.se-
ment frame dwelling.
Uwner — Henry Doelger Builder. Inc..
320 Judah St.. San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(133) E SEVENTEENTH AVE. 20fi
N Moraga St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — Henry Doelger Builder, Inc..
320 Judah St.. San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $400"
DWELLING
(134) E SEVENTEENTH AVE 12.'
N Moraga St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — Henry Doelger Builder. Inc.,
320 Judah St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not (liven. $400"
DWELLING
(135) E SEVENTEENTH AVE. 275
S Lawton St. One-story and ba."=e-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — Hrnry Doelger Builder, Inc..
320 Judah St., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $400o
DWELLING
(!3(i) E SEVENTEENTH AVE. 200
S Lawton St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
owner — Ht-nry Doelger Builder, Inc..
:!20 Judah St., San Francisco.
Architect- Not Given. $400ti
DWELLING
(137) E SEVENTEENTH AVE. 12r,
S Lawlun St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
owner-Henry Doelger Builder. Inc..
320 Judah St., San Francisco.
Architect- Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(13!») E SEVENTEETs'TH AVE. 50
S Lawton .St. One-story and base-
ment frame (Iwelling.
f>wner- -Henry Doelger Builder. Inc..
320 Judah St.. San Francisco.
Architect -Not Given. 1$4n00
DWELLING
(140) E SEVENTEENTH AVE. 225
N Moraga St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner-rHenry Doelger BuUder, Inc..
32it Judah St.. San F'rancisco.
Architect- Not. Given. $400"
DWELLING
(141) E SEVENTEENTH AVE. 150
N Moraga St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — Henry Doelger Builder. Inc.,
320 Judah St.. San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $4000
DWELLING
(142) E THIRTIETH AVE. 275 N
Moraga St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
I "wner — C. T. Lindsay, 140 Duboce
Ave., San Francisco.
.\r(hitect— Not Given. $3300
DWELLING
(143) E THIRTIETH AVE. 250 N
Moraga St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — C.. T. Lindsay, 140 Duboce
Ave., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. .$330m
DWELLING
(144) E THIRTIETH AVE. 200 N
Moraga St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — C. T. Lindsay, 140 Duboce
Ave., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $330(1
DWELLING
(145) E THIRTIETH AVE. 225 N
Moraga St. One-story and base-
ment frarne dwelling.
Owner — C. T. Lindsay, 140 Duboce
Ave., San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $3000
DW'ELLING
U46) SW MARINA BLVD. 97 NW
Beach. One-story and basement
frame dwelling.
Owner — Anza Home IJldg. Co., 821
Kearny St., San Francisco.
Architect— H. C. Baumann. % Con-
tractor.
Clontractor — Oliver- M. Boiisseau. Inc..
321 Kearny St. $5000
DWELLING
(147) SE DEWEY BLVD. 472 NE
Pacheco St. One-story and base-
■ ment frame dwelling.
Owner— R. F. Galli. 377 West Portal.
San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $4500
DWELLING
(148) SE DEWEV BLVD. 509 NE
Pacheco .St. One-story and ba.»e-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner— R. F. Galli. :{77 West Portal.
San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $450'O
I "WELLING
(14y) SE DEWEV BLVD. 546 NE
I'acheco St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner— R. F. Galli. 377 West Portal.
San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $500'>
DWELLING
(1.50) SE DEWEY BLV1». 435 NE
Pacheco St. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner— R. F. Galli. 377 West Portal.
San Francisco.
.\rohitect— Not Given. $5000
DWELLING
(151) W LONDON ST. 136 S France.
One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Dwner— R. A. McAfee. 125 Cervantes
S:t.. San Francisco.
.\rchitect- Not Given. . . $25iiii
DWELLING
(152) W LONDON ST. 211 S France.
One-story and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — R. A. McAfee. 125 <."ervantes
St.. San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $2500
DWELLING
(153) W LONDON .ST. 188 S France.
One-sicwy and basement frame
dwelling.
Owner — R. A. McAfee. 125 Cervantes
St.. San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $2500
DWELLING
(154) W LONDON ST. 11:2 S France.
One-story and basement frame
dwelling,
(jwner — R. A. McAfee. 125 Cervantes
St.. Sail Francisco.
Architect — Not Given. $2500
ALTERATIONS
(155) NE PACIFIC AND VAN NESS
Aves. Alter store.
owner — ('has. Morosini, 929 Filbert
St.. San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given.
(Contractor — Grant Martinelli Constr.
Co., 44 Mary St. $1Simi
ALTERATIONS
(156) NO. 2506 GREEN ST. Alter
dwelling.
< >wner — A. W. Falk, % Contractor.
Architect — Hyman & Appleton. 68
Post St., San Francisco.
Contractor — Barrett & Hilp. 918 Har-
rison St.. Siin Francisco. $3000
ALTERATIONS
(157) NO. 259S MISSION S-T. Alter
•tore.
Owner — New Mission Market, 2584
Mission St., San Francisco.
Architect —Not (liven. $1000
.VLTERATIONS
(158) NO. 554 BRYANT ST. Alter
offices.
owner— C. A. Worth & Co., 145 Main
St., San Francisco.
Architect— F. W. Dakin. 625 Market
St.. 9an Francisco.
Contractor— W. C. Akard, 225 Cervan-
tes St., San Francisco. $2500
ALTERATIONS
(159) NW MARKET AND BATTERY
Sts. Alter store.
Owner — Bouquet Cohn, Premises.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Mullen Manufacturing Co.
i;0 Rausch St. $1000
.\LTERATION&
(160) NC.i. 510 TENTH ST. Alter
warehouse.
Owner — American Rolling Mill Co.,
Premises.
Aicliitect — Not Given,
(.'ontractor — Geo. Wagner, 181 South
Park, San Francisco. $2500
ALTERATIONS
(ICl) NO. 1278 MARKET ST. Alter
liotel and store,
owner— F. C. Ilotaling. ""i Contractor.
.\rchitect— J. E. Kraflft & Son, Phelan
Bldp.. San Francisco.
Contractor— Ci. P. W. Jt-nsen & Son;
320 Market St. $5000
DWELLING
(162) E THIRTY-SECOND AVE. 20('
N Moraga St. One-story and ba.s>-
ment frame dwelling.
Owner — C. .Anderson. 116 Granvilh"
Wav . San Francisco.
Architect- Not Given. $300<>
DWELLING
(163) SE MAGELLAN ST. 487 NE
Pacheco St. Two-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
owner— Geo. Beaity. 138 Erie St., San
■•" - Franci.eco.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Architect — Geo. Travis, % Contractoi
f'ontractor — Ed Rosemont, 176 Du-
Ijoce Ave. ^G'kiO
DWKM.INd
(164) W ALMADEN ST. 140 X North
.\nz;i street exten.sion, Krancisio
Heiglit.s. One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
pwner — Uuhert Ciordun. l^o'J Arguello
Filvd.. San Francisco
.\rchitect — Xot Given.
Contractor — Frank Sandino. 2645 Sao-
ramcnti. 5>t. $3000
DWELLING
(Itio) E TUmm'-SECOXn avr ?■
N Rivera Street. One-story and-
basement frame dwelling.
iiwner — Samuel YounK, 117 Montgom-
ery St.. San Francisco.
.Architect— Xot Given. S'MCii
DWIJLLIXG
(166) E THIRTY-SECOXD AVE. JT.^-
X Rivera S"!. One-storv and
basement frame dwellini;.
t>\vner — Samuel YounK, 11" Alontsom-
ery St.. San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. J3700
DWELLING
fl(;7> XK THIKTY-SICCOND AV^E K
Rivera &t One-story and base-
ment frame dwelling.
Onner — Samuel Youns. 117 Montaom-
ery St.. San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $3700
DWELLING
(168) E THIRTY'-SECOND AVE. 300
X Rivera S'l. One-story and
basement frame dwelling.
I'vvner — Samuel Yountf. 117 Montgom-
ery St.. San Francisco.
Architect — Not Given. J.".t
ALAMEDA
COUNTY
No
Owner
Contractor
Amt.
61
Rose
Loustau
1400
62
Alameda
Dowling
4000
63
Standard 1
iidependent
lOOOti
6(
Strocban
Schultz
6400
65
Conrad
Flags
6000
66
Brasch
Owner
5000
68
Ostaggi
ITappelletti
6750
70
Haller
Owner
57.sn
71
Dewey
Bartlett
2750
ADDITION
(61) NO. 3355 FERNS-IDE BLVD..
ALAMEDA. Add upper story to
frame garage.
Owner — Mr.s. Rose, Premises.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — A. Loustau. 2885 Bush
St.. San Francisco. IllOo
T) WELLING
(62) NO. 1407 LAFAYETTE ST..
ALAMEDA. One-story flve-room
.stucco dwelling.
Owner — Alameda Builder.'^. 1361 Park
St., Alameda.
Architect — Not Given,
f'ontractor — 9. J. Dowling. 2800 Clay
St.. Alameda. JiOOo
STATION
(63) NO. ;i701 BROADWAY, OAK-
LAND. One-story steel service
station.
Owner— Standard Oil Co., 1201 Finan-
cial Center J?ldg., Oakland.
Architect — Not Given.
(Contractor — Independent Iron Work.<.
821 Pino St., Oakland 110, OOu
DWELLING
(fin E MORLEV DRIVE. LOT 260.V
OAKLAND. Two-story five-room
dwelling.
Owner — H. N. S-trochan, Harrison
Hotel. Oakland.
Architect— F. L. R. Confer, 2812 Rns-
sell St., Berkeley.
Contractor— H. K. Schultz. Sli Men-
docino Ave., Berkeley Ifiioo
DWELLING
^H5) NO. 3924 LYMAN ROAD. OAK.
LAND. One-story 6-r()om dwlg.
owner — D. Conrad.
.Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— J. S. FUigg. 4021 K-14ili
St.. Oakland. $500<'
DWELLING
(60) NO. 5ini AVACA AVE., OAK-
LAND. Two-story 6-room dwlg.
Owner— M. P. Brasch. 1600 Mountain
Blvd.. Oakland.
Architect— Not Given. $5000
DWELLING
U7) 6 PARKSIDE DR.. PIEDMONT.
One - story six-room dwelling and
garage.
Owner— r.-iul H. Hammarbf-rs, 253
Hilgard, Berkeley,
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — Albert Hammiirberg. 2530
Hilgard. Berkeley. ?5500
DWELLING
(68) 11 CAVANAUGH ST., PIED-
MONT. Two-story 9-room dwell-
ing and garage.
Owner — Mr. .and Mr.s. L. Ostaggl.
Santa Ray Ave.. Piedmont.
Architect — Xot (liven.
Contractor — D. Cappelletti, 667 Hamp-
.'ihire St., San Francieo©.
$67oi>
REPAIRS
(C9) NO. 1847 E-FOURTEENTH ST..
OAKLAND. Repairs.
Owner— C. B. Sharp. 417 Market St..
San Francisco.
Architect— Not Given. $1000
(70) NO. til35 BUENA VISTA AVE.,
OAKLAND. Two-story six-room
dwelling.
Owner — Paul H. Haller, 6221 Buenu
Visla Ave., Oakland.
Aichitect— Xot Given $575u
WAREHOUSE
(71) NO. 41)00 B^-EIGHTH STREET.
OAKLAND. One-story warehouse
Owner — Dewey & Almy Chemical Co..
Premises.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — John M. Bartlett, 1706
Parker St., Berkeley. $2750
BUILDING CONTRACTS
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY
No. Owner
11 Cough 11 n
12 Baker
Contractor Amt.
Barrett 17250
Hannah 9288
TRi:CK TERMINAL
(11) S BRANXAX ST. 20" W Fifth
St. All work for one-storv framo
truck terminal.
Owner — .lame.s C. Coughlin. 1465 Fol-
som St., S;in Francisco.
Engineers — Ellison & Russell. I'acifio
Mldg., S-an F'rancisco.
Contractor— Barrett & Hilp, 918 Har-
ri.son St.. San Francisco.
Filed Jan. 24. '36. Dated Jan. 15. '36.
On l.st of each month 90';r,
15 days after Balance
Tf;TAL COST, not over $17,250
J'.oiid. limit, forfeit, none. Plans and
.specifications filed
NOTE— Contractors to be paid $1250
for their .services when building Is
I'oinpleied and accepted.
DWELLING
(12) W JORD.VN AVES. 366-8 W Eu-
<'lid Ave. All work for two-slor\
and basement frame dwelling.
Owner — Fannie I... Baker, Vr Architert
Architect— J. E. Krafft & Sons, Pho-
lan Bldg.. San Francisco.
Contractor — Hannah & Woodbrldge.
268 Market St., San Francisco.
Filed Jan. 23, '36. Dated Jan. 16. '30.
l'"rame up. exterior walla sheath-
ed and r<.ofing on ....$2323
Interior and exterior plasterinvr
completed .._ -».-. 2822
Completed and accepted 232:;
r.sual 35 days 2322
TOTAL COST. $92S>s
liond. $4644. Surety, Central Surety
\- Insurance Corp. Limit. Julv !(■
i;i3(;. Forfeit. J.", per day. IMaiis
and .sp"citic;itioi).s lil.il
BUILDING CONTRACTS
ALAMEDA COUNTY
No. Owner Contractor Amt.
9 Cove Haskell 4415
III Graeser Schulz 10250
H Strachan Schulz 5400
13 Manners Johnston $— —
RESIDENCE
(It) LOT 13 BLK 7. Thousand Oak.«
Heights. Berkeley. All work for
residence and garage.
Owner — Roy C. and Marion Cove, 1225
Neilson St., Berkeley.
.\rchitect— Geo. 1'. Simonds. 192 Main
St., Hayward.
Contractor — Albert A. Haskell, 25.'''
Ridgeway Av»., Oakland.
Kiled Jan. 24, '36. Dated Jan. 24, *3G.
5 days after roof completed $1111
5 days after plastering llll
5 days after completion 1111
Usual 35 days „ li]2
TOTAL COST, $444.'
Hond, $2222.50. Surety. American
Surety Co. of New York. Limit, 110
days. Forfeit, none. Plans and scec!-
li(.rations filed.
RESIDENCE
(10) LOT 10 BLK D, Montclair Acres
Oakland. All work for eight-room
frame and stucco residence
Owner— Dr. J. B. Graeser, 2706 Clai--
mont Road, Berkeley.
Architect — Michal Goodman, 2163 Cen-
ter St., Berkeley.
Contractor— H. K. Schulz, 811 Mendo-
cino Ave., Oakland.
Filed Jan. 24, '36. Dated Jan. 8, '26.
Building framed $2862.50
lioof on; brown plastered 2562.50
When completed 2562.50
Csiial 35 days 2562. 5ii
TOTAL COST, $10,250.00
Bonds (2) Labor and materials. $125:
performance, $5125. Surety, Maryland
(Casualty Co. Limit, 90 days. Forfeit,
plans and specifications, none
RESIDENCE
(11) LOT 2695 Piedmont Pines Tract.
Oakland. All work for residence
Owner — Herbert M. Strachan. 14i:.
Harrison St., Oakland.
Architect— F. L. Confer, 2812 Russell
St., Berkeley.
(^Jntractor— H. K. Schulz, 811 Mendo-
cino Ave., Berkeley,
b'iled Jan. 29. '36. Dated Jan. 11, 'Sil.
Frame up $1600
Brown plastered 1600
When completed 1600
Usual 35 days 16"0
TOTAL COST, $6400
IJond, $2400. Surety. Glens Falls In-
(lenmity Co. Limit 90 day.s. Forfeit
none. Plans and specilication.>st filed.
DWIiH^LING
(13) NO. 496 BROADMOOR BLVD..
Sun Leandro. All work for one-
.story 5- room frame dwelling and
double garage.
Owner — John V. Manners. 301 Monte
Vista Ave., Oakland.
Architect — Roger Blaine, 1801 Bank nf
America Bldg., Oakland.
Contractor— W. J. John.ston, 401 Rich-
Held Oil Bldg., Oakland.
Filed Jan. 28, '30. Dated Jan. 4, "36.
Contractor, Supt. of Construction
to be paid 4275
Date of building permit 75
Frame completed _.... 100
Building completed „. lOO
TOTAL COST, Not.Oiven
Bond, limit, forfeit, none. Plans and
specifications filed.
A C r 1 C C O :n S i k U C T 3 K
1)III]IL)MMI^ MEW
NEWSINDEX
For convenient reference, news
repoits in this
section are classi-
fied as follows:
1. — Apartmrnti
Offices
-2. — Bonds
II. — Ice and Cold
Storaae Plants
3. — Churches
12. — Power Plants
4. — Factories and
13.— Public Buildings.
Warehouses
Fire Houses and
.S. — Flats
Jails
14. — Residences
6.— Garages and Ser
15. — Schools
vice Stations
16. — Banks. Stares and
7.— Federal Bulld-
17.— Theatres
Intt.
18— Wharves & Dock*
t.— Club Bulldir-is
19.— Misc. Const.
9.— Hospitals
20.- Misc. Supplies &
10.— Hotels
1-
APARTMENTS
To Be Done By Day's Work.
-XrART.MKNT.S Cost. $20.0u0
.SAX KRAXCI.SCO. !•: iDth Avenue 00
X Sloat Blwl.
Tw(i-.slory fraiin- .hhU .stiicoo apts.
Owner — >lab.-l Ha\vkiii.s, 4 .'5 .'> Dewey
Kf)nlevard.
Architeet— Xol Civeii.
2—
BONDS
BONDS SOLD
AXTIOCH. Contra Costa Co., Cal.—
H. H. Moulton &. Co.. San Francisco,
awarded Antiocli nmiiicipal bond Is-
.sue of |f.4.000 on a bid of 3% intere.'^t
rate and premium of $27. S8. Proceed.v
will be used to finance improvements
to the municipal water works esti-
mated to cost 197.234. of whicli
amount the WPA has approved an al-
lotment of :i;'i3.32^>.
CHURCHES
PERMIT APPLIED FOR
HOLLYWOOD. C.illf.— Tlie WilliaiT.
.Simp.son Const. Co.. builder, 1007 Ar-
chitects' RldR., applied for a bulldinp
permit to erect a 2-story and base-
ment brick and concrete church build-
ing (]5r)Xlfi9-ft.) at fif.S4 .Selm.-L Ave.,
for Hollywood Haptist Church, own-
er; Doupla.«« McLellaii and Allen Mc-
Olll. architects. SO,') Architects' BWg.
(To.st. 175.000.
FACTORIES & WARE-
HOUSES
Sub-Contracts Awarded
WAREHOU.SK.S Cont. Price. $185,297
STOCKTON. .San Joaqufn Co., Calif.
Deep Draft Terminal,
.''ix 1 -story brick warehouses (known
a.s Warehnu.ses C. D. K. F. 1.. .iml
M) exten.sions to water system,
drainase dry pipe rire protection
.system, and road system.
Owner— City of .Stockton Port Coni-
mlseion.
Plans by Knpineerinp Dept. of Owner.
Confractoi— O. H. Chain. 41 S Sutter
Street. Stockton.
Roofino— Stockton nof>f1np Co.. 736 X.
Hunter St.
Plumbing— >rilIer-TTayos Co.. 742 Fast
Weber Stieet.
Sheet Metal — Fraser Fiu-nncc Co.. 44.",
South San Joaquin.
Electric Wiring- Collins Electrical Co.
708 E Market Street.
Glass— W. P. Fuller & Companv.
Brick Work— Dick Williams. Hotel
Bronx.
Lumber— Chapman T.iiniber Co.. Port-
land. <')rpfron.
Reinforcing Steel— F. A. K linger. P.
O. Box 757.
Steel Sash— Walter Berwick. 521 East
Channel Street.
Painting— J. F. Ecker. 17 W. Poplar
Hardware — Turner Hardware Co., P
O. Box 1050.
Concrete — A. .Sandbere. It. F. D. No
2, Box 2.
Sprinkler System — Orinnell CoTiipany.
San Francisco.
All of Stockton unlef^s f)therwise
noted.
BIDS BEING TAKEN
SANTA MONICA. Los Auk. les Co .
<"al.— Edward C. Taylor and Ellis W.
'I'aylor. arcliil.ccts ;uid engineers. 8<!3
W. Third .St.. Los Anpele-s. are tak-
ing bids for structural steel and for
moving existing steel buildings at 3.-
000 Ocean Park Blvd.. Santa Monica,
for the Douglas Aircraft Co. The bid.-?
will bo opened at 11 A. M., January 2u.
Three buildings are to be moved and
raised, new steel members provided
and a orane runway installed. Brock
& Clark. 107 X. Larchmont Blvd.. Ix)s
Angeles, liav.- the. contract for the
concrete work for the reconstructod
buiUliiig. which will cover an aiMia
of 72x380 feet and will be use.d for rt -
ceiving_^ and foundry purposes. Some
new steel sash. .«beet metal and wood
girts will be purchased by the own-
ers. The crane has aheavly been pur-
chase^. »
Contract Awarded.
ADDITIOX Cost. $2500
.saCRA:MEXTO. Sacramento Co., Cat.
.V'ddition to building.
Owner— Holland Welding Works. 21.'i
O- St.. Sacramento.
Contractor — Dan Tatti, 2110 O Street.
Si«icram^nto.
Contract Awarded.
ADDITION Cost. $110,000
SEATTLE. Washington. No. 615 Or-
chard Street.
Tliree-story frame addition to factorv
(120x150 feet).
Owner^Continental Can Co., Prem.
Plan.s by Engineerlnff Dept. of AtVstIn
Cdmpany.
Contractor — Austin Co.. Dexter Hor-
ton BIdg., Seattle.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
ALTERATIONS Cast. $3,000
SAN "FRANCISCO. 155 San Bruno.
.\ Iterations to warehouse.
Owner— Consolidated Milling Co., 151
San Bruno Avenue.
Architect — Not Given. 4
Contract Awarded
WARKHOI'SK Cost. :f3,000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co.. Calif. 4000
East Eighth Street.
One-story warehouse.
Owner — Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.,
4000 E. Sth St., Oakland.
.\rchitect— Not Given.
Contractor— J. M. Bartlctt. 17iiG iMr-
' ker St.. Berkeley.
Contract Awarded.
WAREIKM'S-E Cost. JlO.doO
Pv\S(t ROKLE.S. San I.ui.s Obispo Co..
Cal. Paik and Fourteenth Sts.
One-story warehouse (50x140 feet),
owner — R. C. Heaton. I'aso Robles.
Architect — Not Given,
t'ontractor — Theodore M. Maino. San
T.,iiis Obispo.
TO ASK BIDS
LOS AXGELES. Calif. — Federated
.MetaLs Corp., 2425 Hunter Street, is
having iilans prepared in the com-
pany's engineering department fgr two
new factory buildings to be erected at
the corner of East 2Gth St. and Indi-
ana .\ve. ' (ieneral contract bide will
be taken the latter part of this month.
.One of the buildings will cover a)i
iirea of 80x140 feet and the other an
area of 80x240 feet. Reinforced con-
crete walls, concrete floors,, steel sash,
.steel c-olumns. steel roof trusses, cor-
lugated iron roofing, etc.
Owner Taking Bids.
ALTERATIONS Cost, $7,000
NORTH SACRAMENTO, Sacramento
County, Calif.
Alterations to t^ausage factory;
Owner — C. Swanston & Son, Haggin
Grant, North Sacramento.
Engineer — James tjrtiith, 251 Kearnj-
St.. San Francisco.
Plans are awaiting the approval of
the Bureau of Animal Industry in
Washington. D. C, and upon approval
contract will he awarded.
Contract Awarded
ALTJERATIONS Cost, $2.50<i
SAN FRANCISCO. 554 Bryant Street.
Alterations to warehouse (work In-
volves roofing, concrete work, a
small amount of plumbing, etc.)
Owner — Worth Draying Company.
-Vrchitect— F. W. Dakin. 625 Market.
Contractor— W. C. Akard, 225 Cervan-
tes Boulevard.
FLATS
To Be Done By Day's Work.
ALTERATIONS Cost $2,000
SAN FRANCLSCO. 1370-72 Fifth Ave.
Alterations to flats.
Owner — Ada Spelt, premises.
Architect — Not Given. i
Contract Awarded.
.\LTF-7RATION9 Cost. $2500
.^AN FRANCISCO. No. -2355 Jones
Street.
.^Iterations to flats.
Ow-ner- Lora C. Patterson. 285 Chest-
nut .St.. San Francisco.
Architect— Farr ,t Ward. GS Post St..
Kan Francisco.
Contractor — Robert F. Galway, 3071
Sutter »t.. San Francisco.
Contract Awarded
FLATS -Cost. $10.00('
STOCKTON. San Joatjuin Co.. Calif.
40P-15 Ea.«t Flora Street.
Two-story frame and stucco flats (4
flats).
Owner— H. W. Bennett.
.\rchitect — Not Given.
Contractor— T. E. Williamson, p. O.
Pox 93. Stockton. •
6— GARAGES & SERVICE
STATIONS
Contract Awarded.
.\DDITION Cost. $150n
ALAMEDA. Alameda Co.. Cal. No
3355 Fernside Blvd.
(ine-story addition to frajiio garage.
Owner — Mrs. Rose. S355 Fernside
Mlvd... Alameda.
.\rchitect — Not Given.
Contractor— A. Loustau. 2?^..Pu.«h St.
San Franci.sco. ;. .'-l .• '•
V J *"*.'.
Contract Awarded • .-•';•••r^
SERVICE STATION . Cost, $W,0«(^
OAKLANP", Alameda Co.,. Calif. 3701
Broadway.
One-story steel service station.
Owner— Standard Oil Co., 12yl Finnn
clal Center Bldg.. Oakland; •
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Ownfr.
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
Contractor— Independent Iron Works,
S21 Pine St.. Oakland.
Plans Completed.
SERVICE STATION C08t |7600
HERKICLEY, Alameda Co.. Calif. No.
1400 Shattuck Aveiinue.
Slcel service station.
<;>wner — Associated Oil Co., 79 New
Montgomery St., San Francisco,
rians by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
SERVK"]': STATION' Co.st, $3,000
S.VN FU.VNCISCO. S\V 13ayshore and
Visitacion.
'•ne-story Class C service station.
Dwnor — H. N. Nutter, 2500 Bayslioie
Boulevard.
.Vrcliitoct — Not Given.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
SERVICE STATION Co.st. $3,000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co., Calif. 29S
Mosfi .\venue.
One-.story steel service station.
Owner — General Pi'troleum Corp., Pier
and Ferry Sts., Oakland.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Planned
SERVICE STATION Cost, $
SAN MATEO. San Mateo Co.. Calif.
SE "B" St. and First Ave.
New service station.
Owner — Gilmore Oil Co., Third and
18th Sts., San Francisco.
Plans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Steel Building Contract Awarded.
si-::rvice station Cost, $10,000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co., Cal. No.
3701 Broadway.
One-story steel service station.
Owner— Standard Oil Co.. 1201 Finan-
cial Center BIdg., Oakland.
I'lans by Engineering Dept. of Owner.
Contractor — Leslie Alley, 1621 Encinal
Ave., Alameda.
Steel Building — Independent Iron Wks.
S21 Pine St., Oakland.
Contract Awarded
ALTERATIONS Cost, $4,000
FAIRFIELD, Solano Co.. Calif.
Alterations to garage building (new
front, etc.)
Owner — J. K. I^anibie. Fairfield.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— W. S. Bickford, Fairfitld.
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7— FEDERAL BUILDINGS
BIDS WANTED
SPOKANE. Wa.sh.— Until Feb. 25. 1
P. M., bids will be received by the
Treaj!ury Department. Washington, t>-
C, for furnishing and in.stalling ele-
vator in the TJ. S. post office to ba
erectfd at Spokane.
Plans Being Completed
ALTERATIONS Cost, $15,000
SAN FRANCISCO. 18th St. between
Guerrero aiTd Valencia .Streets.
Alterations to 4-story Class C lodge
building (install elevator, modern-
ize lodge rooms, etc.)
Owner — Dovre Hall Association
Architect — F. V. Amandes, 414 Dewey
Boulevard.
Bids will be asked within 1 week.
CONTRACT AWARDED
HONOLULU, T. H.— Raphael Co ,
270 Tehama .Strff-t, S.in Francisco, at
$3,144 awarded contract by Treasury
Department for painting plaster, etc..
in the U. S. post offlce, courthouse and
customshousc at Honolulu.
BIDS WANTED
RE.\IC1.\, Solano Co.. Calif.— Until
Febru.iry 6. 10 .\. M.. bids will be re-
r-elved by Offlce of the Constructing
Quartermaster. P't. Mason. San Fran-
cisco, for repairs to East wall and
I oof of Warehouse No. 71 at Benlci.T
Arsenal. Benlcla.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from above office upon deposit
of $5.00.
BIDS WANTED
SAN FRANCISCO.— Until Feb. 4th.
2:00 I'. M., bids will be received by
Custodian, U. S. Post Office. 7th and
Mission Streets, for new partition at
the post offlce, San Francisco. Speci-
fications may be obtained from Room
308. Post Offlce BIdg., 7th and Mis-
sion Sts., San Francisco. •
BIDS OPENED
REDDNO, Shasta Co.. Calif.— Lom-
bard & Ludwlg, Washington. D. C.
at $56.00 submitted low bid to Treas-
ury I>epartment for pla.ster models for
the Redding post offlce.
Complete bids follow:
Lombard & Ludwig. Washington .$ 56
Washington Orn. Co., Washing-
ton. D. C 77
Stmlio of Architectural Sculpture,
Washington, I?. C 80
Geo. Ro-salie, Inc., N. Y. C 141
Bids held under advisement.
BIOS OPENED
RENO. Nev— J. Kressfeld, Wash-
ington. D. C, at $293.50 Hubmitted the
low bid to Custodian. U. S. Post Offlce,
Reno, for directional signs for the
Reno post offlce. Only other bid was
submitted by The State Electric Co.,
Memphis, Tenn., at $450.
Bids held under advisement.
BIDS WANTED
LONG BEACH, Cal.— Until Feb. 17,
10 A. M., bids will be received by the
Procurement Division, Public Works
Branch, Washington, D. C, for paint-
ing plaster, etc.. at the Long Beach
post offlce.
Specifications may be obtained from
iibove office and from the Custodian of
the building. Long Beach.
PLANS BEING PREPARED
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. T. H.— War
Department, Washington, D. C. has
plans under way for a number of im-
provements at Hickam Field, a new
.'irniy air base to be established on a
2500-acre site eight miles from Hono-
lulu. Immediate plans call for the
construction of four double hangars,
one operations hangar, water and sew-
er lines, roiids and landing runways
to cost $4,500,000. When completed
the field will have quarters for ISO
officers, 175 non-commissioned offlcer.s
and barracks for 1600 men. The offi-
cers' quarters will be constructed of
I'oncrc-te. Total cost of the base i.s
estimated at $1LOOO,000.
BIDS OPENED
WHITTIER, Los Angelts Co., Cal.—
P. Mako, 3840 Holly Park Place. Lo«
-Xngeles. at $168 submitted low bid to
the Tre.'i.sury Department for plasfo«-
models for the U. S. post ofnce' at
Whittier.
Complete bids follow:
H. Mako, Los Angeles $16S
H. Mueller. Glendale 169
Watkins Co., Ltd.. Vernon 19S
George Stanley, I^os Angeles 308
Logan & Whittington Orn. Con-
crete Co., Lf>s Angeles 335
Bids held under advisement.
BIDS OPENED
SAN DIEGO. Cal.— Otis Elevator Co.
1 Beach St., San Francisco, at $21,990
submitted low bid on Item 1, and Pa-
cific Coast Elevator Co.. 1041 Venice
Blvd., I.,os Angeles, at $25,944 submit-
terl low bid on Item 2 to Bureau of
Yards & Docks. Navy Department,
Washington, D. C, for modernizing
five electric passenger elevators at the
Naval Hospital. San Diego. The work
includes changing from manual to au-
tomatic puj-li-button control, replac-
ing the existing winding machines au'l
motors, providing new automatic self-
leveling devices and door closerts, ar.d
replacing some of the existing hoist-
way doors and car gates; Spec. No.
8100.
Complete bids follow:
Otis Elevator Co., S. F (1) $21,9yii
(2) 29,638
Pacific Coast Elevator Co,.
Los Angeles (1) $
(2) 25,944
Montgomery Elevator Co (1) $25,994
(2) 31,957
Beckwith Elevator Co., Los
Angeles (1) $28,92:;
(2) 31,824
Bids held under advisement.
CONTRACT AWARDED
COLTON. San Bernardino Co., Ca'k
— Chambcrlin Metal Weather Strip Co.
Detroit, at $448 awarded contract b>
the Treasury Department for insect
screens for the U. S. post office at Col-
ton.
BIDS OPENED
HAYWARL^ Alameda Co., Calif.—
August Dackert & Co., 1450 15th St..
San Francisco, at $40.00 submitted low
bid to Treasury Department for i)las-
ter models for the U. S. post office at
Hay ward.
Complete bids follow:
Aug. Dackert & Co., S. F $40. 00
P. O. Tognelli, S. F 65.00
J. Kertz, San Francisco 65.00
Bids held under advisement.
BIDS WANTED
SANTA BARBARA. Cal.— Until Feb.
20, 1 P. M., bids will be received l-y
Procurement Division, Public Works
Branch. Washington, D. C, for fur-
nishing and installing freight elevator
in the U. S. post office at Santa Bar-
bara.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from above offlce.
TIME EXTENSION GRANTED
SAN FRANCISCO. — Trea.sury De-
partment has approved an extension
of time until March 2 for conipletio:i
of the contract of Great Lakes Con-
struction Company to erect the S.'ui
Francisco Federal Office BIdg.
PLANS ON FILE
SAN FRANCISCO. — Plans are on
file in the office of Arthur Newm.m.
Post Offlce BIdg., 7th and Mission
Sts., San Francisco, for the Spokane
Washington, post office for which bids
will be opened on January 30, 1 P. M.
in Washington, D. C, and for Santa
Barbara post office for which bids will
be opened on February 4. 1 P. M., Iji
Washington, D. C. •
BUILDING MATERIALS APPROVED
CLARE.MONT, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
— Treasury L'epartment has approved
the following building materials and
e<iuipment .awai\Is for the construc-
tion of the U. S. iiost offlce at Clare-
niont. L. F. Dow Co., 414 Rowan
BIdg., Los Angeles, general contrac-
tor.
Lighting distribution panel boards,
Frank Adam Elec. (^o.; main switch.
Frank Adam Elec. Co.: r.c. wire. Haz-
ard Insulated Wire Works; fiush re-
ceptacles, Arrow-Hart & Hegeman El.
Co.; pendant switches. Pass & Semour
glassware. GUI Glass & Fixture Co..
.'I lid Mo(.-Bridges ('oi p. ; lighting fix-
tures, Moe-Bridges Corp.
Plumbing fixtures. Stamlard Sani-
tary Mfg. Co.; electric water coolers
and drinking fountains, Halsey W.
Taylor Co.; gas burning water heater.
Bryant Cfi.; water sui>i)ly pipe. Re-
vere Brass & Copper Co.; prsssure
reducing valve on water .supply.
W.atts \'alve Co.; relief valve. Muel-
ler Co.; boiler, Kewanee Boiler Corp.;
tube radia'ors. U. .''. Radiator Corp.;
10
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
oil and gus burners, Ray Oil Burner
Co.; nonconducting covering for heat-
ing,' Keasbey-Mattison Co.; angle ra-
diator valves. Marsh Valve Co.; air
valves f()r radiators. Hnffnian Special-
ty Co.: ail- valve.< lor < iids of steam
innin.s, Dole Valve Co.
CONTRACT AWARDED
l'.\L(i .\I.T(), Santa Clara Co.. Cal.
— Krauneder Ornamental Works, 33.")
Kighth St.. Oakland, awarded contract
at $l,!t35 for radio guards and $535 for
stair grilles at the U. S. Vetterans'
Administration Facility, Palo Alto.
BUILDING MATERIALS APPROVED
PORT AXGEI.KS, AVa.sh. — Treasury
Department has approved the follow-
ing building material and equipment
.-iwards for the construction of the U.
S. Coast Guard Air Station at Port
.\ngele.«. A. F. Mowat, Seattle, gen-
eral contractor.
Plumbing fixtures, .Standard Sani-
t.iry Mfg. Co.; electric water cooler
.-in^i drinking fountain, H. W. Tay-
lor Co. : water heater, Kewanee Boil-
er Co.: oil burning range, I«ing JIfg.
Co.; electric steam table and plate
warmer, Brewer & Cone Sheet Metal
Co.: electric coffee urn. Van Peterson
Urn Co.: urn standard cup warmer,
P.rewer & Cone Sheet Metal Co.
Klectric toaster. General Elec. Co.:
ventilating set. Western Blower Co.:
brass or copper water pipe. Chase
Brass & Copper Co.; nonconducting
covering for plumbing and heating,
Ehret Mfg. Co.; pressure reducing
valve on water supply, Kieley-Jtuel-
ler Co.; relief valve on hot water tank
Kieley - Muellei- Co. ; condensation
pumps. Sterling Engr. Co.; boiler,
Fitzgibbons lioiler Corp.: float & ther-
mostatic trap and riidiator valves,
.Tas. P. Marsh Co.: air valves for ra-
ditors, American R.adiator Company.
Refrigerator, Westinghouse Electric
it Mfg. Co.; lighting distribution pan-
»'l, feeder panel and safety switches,
XePage-McKenny Co.: rubber-cover-
ed wire, Habirshaw Wire & Rubber
Co.; rubber-covered non-met.allic arm-
ored cable, Habir.shaw Wire & Rub-
ber Co.; conduit. Walker Bros.; con-
duit boxes. National Elec. Products
Co.; flush switches, receptacles, fan
hanger receptacles, clock receptacles
.'iml radio outlet, ,\rrow-Hart &; Hege-
man Elec. Co.: obstruction light, Hol-
ophane Co.: switch plates, receptacle
plates and lamp receptacles. Arrow-
Hart & Hegeman Elec. Co.; glassware
Gill Glass & Fixture Co.: Are alarm,
Kdwardfr- & Co.- lighting flxturos. F.
W. Wakefield BrVif^s C...
BUILDING MATERIALS APPROVED
GRANTS P-VSS. Ore.— Treasury De-
partment has approved the following
building materials and equipment
awards for the construction of the 17.
S. post office at Grants Pass. Con-
solivlatrd Engineering Co., Tacoma,
AVash., general contractors.
Electric water coolers and drinking
fountain, Ilalsey W. Taylor Mfg. Co.:
indirect water heater, American Ra-
diator Co.; water su])ply pipe, Bridge-
port Brass Co.: relief valve. Mueller
Co.; back water ce.ssiwols, Fleming
Mfg. Co.: sump pump Penberthy In-
iector Co.; boiler, Kewanee Boiler
Corp.: angle radiator valves. Crane
Co.; glasswaie. Perfection Glass Co.
and Gill Gla.ss & p'ixture Co.; pen-
slant switch, Bryant Elec. Co.
S^ CLUB BUILDING
Iron Contract Awarded.
LODGE BLDG.. ETC.
Contract Price. $15.T24
DALY CITY. San Mateo Co.. Calif.
Mission and Ilillcrest Drive.
Two-story reinforced concrete & steel
lodge and store bldg. (cast ston«
ornaments, steel rnlumnn, aid
fru.sees, heating and ventilating
sy.stem, maple floors, plate glass
front, metal b:irs, tile work, etc.;
two lodge halls, banquet hall and
ofllces on second floor with stores
on the ground floor).
Owner — Crocker Lodge, F. & A. M.
Arcbiteci — H. C. Baumann, 251 Kear-
nv St., San Francisco.
<'ontra<lor — H. IL Larsen, i'A South
Park. San Francisco.
Iron— Golden Gate Iron Works, 1541
H'lward St., San Francisco.
9 —
HOSPITALS
BIDS WANTED
SANTA ANA, Orange Co., Cal.—
l.'ntil February 4, 3:45 P. M., bids will
be received by Orange County Super-
visors for the construction of a one-
story tuberculosis sanitarium at Or-
ange County Hospital, a PWA pro-
ject. Certified a cashier's check or
bond for 5% must accompany each
bid. Plans and bidding data may be
obtained from the Orange County
Clerk in Santa Ana. Cost $40,000. M.
lOugene Durfee, Anaheim, architect.
SUB-BIDS WANTED
NOP.WALK, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
—Taylor & Taylor, 30 W. Union St.,
Pasadena, desire subcontract bids on
all trades, not later than January 30,
to be incorporated in a general con-
tract bid they will submit to State
-Vrchitect George 15. McDougall Feb.
4 for Cottage G to be erected .at Nor-
walk State Hospital.
SUB-BIDS WANTED
XORWALK, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
— L. A. Contracting Co., 4816 W, Pico
Blvd., Los Angeles, desires subcon-
tract bids to be incorporated in a gen-
eral bid to be submitted to the state
Jirchitect February 4 for the construc-
tion of a ward building at Norwalk
State Hospital.
Preparing Working Drawings.
HOSPITAL Cost, $55,000
VISALIA, Tulare Co., Calif.
One-etory brick hospital building.
Owner — City of Visalia.
Architect — Erne-st J. Kunip, Rowell
Building, Fresno.
Preliminary Plans Being Prepared
HOSPITAL Cost, $75,000
CHICO, Butte Co., Calif.
Community hospital.
Owner— Chico Community Hospital.
Architect — W. E. Coffman, F o r u m
Bldg., Sacramento.
Construction To Start Immediately
ADDITION Cost, $25,000
OROVILLK, Butte Co., Calif.
Additions ;ind alterations to county
hospital (capacity of eO beds; flrsi
unit) reinforced cone, construction
owner— County of Butte.
.\rchitect — George Sellon, California
State Life Bldg., Sacramento.
Labor will be furnished by theWPA
and materials will be purchased by
the county anvl the WPA.
Award Recommended.
HOSPITAL Cont. Price, $223, OSO
SANTA ROSA. Sonoma Co., Cal.
Two-story steel hospital bldg. (stucco
exterior, probably tile roof, steam
heating syst&m, steel sash, etc.:
2n0-bed capacity).
Owner — County of Sonoma.
Architect— John I. Easterly. Exchange
Bldg., .Santa Rosa.
Engineer— Ed. A. Peugli, (County En-
gineer, Courthouse, Santa Rosa.
Contractor- P. J. Walker Co., Sharon
Bldy., San Francisco.
Recommendation made to the PWA
lo award contract to P. J. Walker 0>.
Complete bids published Jan. 17.
January 27, lit3G
Preparing Working Drawings.
.\DDITIOX Cost, $12,000
TULARE, Tulare Co., Calif.
Mrick addition to Tulare County Hos-
pital (Therapeutical building).
Owner — County of Tulare.
Architect — Ernest J. Kump, Rowtll
Building, Fresno.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
HOSPITAL Cont. Price, $S3,15C
HANFORE", Kings Co., Calif.
Hospital buildings (group consists of
Infirmary building, isolation ward,
kitchen addition, water tank and
tower and physician's residence).
Owner — County of Kings (E. F. Pick-
erill. Clerk),
.\reliitect — Ernest J. Kump, Rowell
Bldg., Fresno.
Contractor — Midstate Const. Co., 30:j
Power Bldg., Fresno.
Steel Tank— Pittsburg-Dts Moines Co
Rialto Bldg., San Francisco.
Finish Tile — American Art Tile Co..
231 Franklin St., San Francisco.
Plumbing and Heating — B. A. Newman
Fresno.
Painting — Lee Dixon Painting Co., IS
lOnreka .St., San Francisco.
Reinforcing Steel and Miscellaneous
Iron — Kyle & Co., Fresno.
Metal Partitions — Mills Co., Fresno.
BIDS WANTED
SAN FRA.VCISCO.- Until Feb. 5th,
10 .\. M., bids will be received by the
Custodian, U. S. Marine Hospital,
I4th Ave. and Lake St., for additional
sun porch at Officers' Quarters No. 11,
Marine Hospital, San Francisco.
Specifications may be obtained from
above office. *
Bids Opened.
LAUNDRY Cost, $75,000
CAM.^RILLO, Ventura Co.. Cal. State
Hospital.
One-story reinforced concrete laundry
building (clay tile roofing).
Owner — State of California.
Architect— Geo. B. McDougall, State
Architect. Public Works Building.
Sacramento
I.,ow bids follow
General Work — L. A. Geisler, 6212
Middleton St.. Huntington Park,
$39,434.
Electric— :Moore Electric Co., 321 W.
Third St., Los Angeles, $3756.
Plumbing and Heating — J. A. Fazio.
2059 Webster St., Oakland, $12,234.
Complete bids follow:
General Work
L. .\. Geisler, Huntington I'ark, $39.-
434.
R. D. Patterson. Santa Barbara. $41.-
420.
L. A. Contracting Co. and C. G. Wop-
schall. Los Angeles, $44,475.
Wesco Construction Co., Los Angeles.
$44,850.
J. R. Lippincott, Los Angeles, $47,300.
Fred J. Early Jr.. San Francisco, $4S-
467.
Electric
Moore Elec. Co. Los Angeles $3750
Coast Elec. Co., Los Angeles 3779
H. H. W%alker. Los Angeles 3900
S-easide Elec. Co., Ventura 4062
.\ewbery Elec. Co., Los Angeles.. 4120
Quality Elec. Co.. Los Angeles.... 4179
California Elec. Co., Santa Bar-
bara 1237
Luppen lie- Hawley, Sacto 4963
Plumbing and Heating
.1. A. Fazio. Oakland $12,231
Scott Co., San Francisco 12,937
Consolidated Healing Co., L. A. 13.41.'.
John.son ^: Washer. L. A 14,337
Hickman Bros., Inc., San Pedro 15,249
F. C. Schilling. Los Angeles 15,97.t
Bids held under advisement.
1 lUTcY&^COLDSTORAGE
PLANTS
BIDS WANTED
SAN r-IEGO. Cal.— Until Feb. 11. 11
A. M., bids will be rccflvetl by Public
PACIFIC C0 1N51RUCT0R
Workij Deparimcnt. 11th Naval Dis-
trict. San Diego, for improving refrig-
t^rating plant at the Naval Operating
Base (Marine Corps Base) San Diego:
Specification 8140. The work shall con-
sist of the furnishing materials anil
infitalling an automatic control sys-
tem for the existing refrigerating
plant. The system shall comprise 4
ammonia thermostatic expansion
valves with by-passes, 3 thermostatic
switches, one solenoidal brine valve,
wiring and accessories. Hidding data
may be obtained from the District in
San Diego upon deposit of a check or
po.stal money order lor $10, payable to
the Thief of the Bureau of Yards anf^
Docks.
i:
POWER PLANTS
CONTRACT AWARDED
SAN KEUNARDINO COl'NTV. Cal
-Wood & Hevanda. Klks Building,
Stockton, at $718,355.25 awarded con-
tract by the Metropolitan Water Dist..
Los Angeles, under Spec. No. 13G. for
construction of the Iron Moimtain
Pumping Plant of the Colorado Kiver
Aqueduct.
The work is located in San Bernar-
dino County on the line of the Colo-
rado Uiver Aqueduct, about 13 miles
northwest of Kice. and comprises the
construction of the Iron Mountain
pumping plant buildings together with
inlet works, outlet structures, elec-
trical switching station, and other ap-
purtenances.
The cost to the district includes, in
addition to the contract price, items
furnished by the district. The segre-
gated figures are: Schedule 1: Con-
tract price, 1497.789.25 district items.
$237,660: total, $735.44925. Schedule
2: Contract price, $220,566: district
Items, $142,385; total. $362,951. Total
of contract price: Schedules I and 2.
$718,355.25: total of district items.
$380,045. Total estimated cost to the
district, $1,098,400.25.
CONTEMPLATED
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co., Cal.
— City Council has under considera-
tion report of G. L,. Fox, Stockton in-
dustrial engineer, recommending pur-
chase of water rights and hydroelec-
tric properties of the Utica Mining
Company on the North Fork of the
Stanislaus River. Cast of the prop-
erties IS estimated at $750,000 and ex-
penditure of approximately $1,700,000
is proposed to enlarge the p<jwer plant
installation and to transmit the pow-
er to Stockton for sale by the munic-
ipality. '
BID OPENING POSTPONED
BONNEVILLE. Ore.— Until Feb. 11,
3 P. M., date postponed from Feb. 5.
bids will be received by the U. S. En-
gineer Office, Second Portland District.
Lieut. Col. C. F. Williams. District
Engineer. 627 Pittock Block, Portland.
under Bid No. 694.36-235, for furnish-
ing and inst.'illing two electric eleva-
tors, complete with hoistway dorirs, in
the powerhouse at Bonneville Dam.
Specifications obtainable from altove
ofHce.
13 — PUBLIC BUILDINGS
FIRE HOUSES & JAILS
Contract Awarded
LIBRARY Cont. Price. $23,590
ALAMEDA, Alameda Co.. Calif. NW
Eighth St. and Santa Clara Ave.
One-story branch library.
Owner — City of Alameda.
Architect— Carl Werner. 1303 Bay St.,
Alameda.
Contractor — Villadsen Bro.";.. 40 Win-
8or St., Piedmont.
Complete bids published Jan. 15
Kleclric Co., San Luis Obispo, was
awarded contract at $750 for furnish-
ing and installing lighting fixtures In
the new courthouse in San Luis Obis-
po. Plans were prepared by Archi-
tects Walker & Eisen, 437 South Hill
St., Los Angeles. • J
PLANS BEING PREPARED
.^.\N Dll'XiO. (^'ll. — A low pressure
.■steam litating plant will be installed
in the new city-county office building
to be built in San Diego, according to
a decision made by the building com-
inittee this week. The building, to be
constructed by WPA forces, will be n
three-stor>-. reinforced concrete struc-
ture with a steel frame tower. Esti-.
mated cost $1,000,000. R. S. Requa,
Wm. T. Johnson, Louis Gill and Sam
W. Hammill, all of San Diego, archi-
tects, and J. H. Davies, Ocean Center
BIdg., Long Beach, structural engi-
neer.
FUNDS ALLOTTED
IIERMOSA BEACH, Los Angeles Co.
Cal.— AN'P.V has allocated funds for the
construction of a municipal airdito-
rium at Clark Stadium, Hermosa
Beach, and authorized work to start
February 6. It will be a reinforced
concrete and brick structure, 60x80
feet in area, and will cost about $43.-
000. Estimated cost of the materials
is $14,000, the city's share, amounting
to $3150, being already on hand in the
form of salvage from reconstructed
school buildings. Plans were prepar-
ed by the Hermosa Beach building in-
spector and city engineer.
Preparing Working Drawings.
MUSEUM Cost. $25,000
NEAR VISALTA, Tulare Co., Calif.
Mooney Grove.
Stone and concrete museum.
Owner — County of Tulare.
Architect — Ernest J. Kump. Rowell
Building, Fresno.
Application filed with the WPA.
BIDS WANTED
SAN FRANCISCO.— Until February
7. 3 P. M.. bids will be received by
T. A. Brooks. Purchaser of Supplies.
270 City Hall, for Venetian blinds for
the W;ir Memorial.
Specifications and proposal blanks
may be obtained from above office.
Sub-Contracts Awarded.
MEMOHI.AL BUILDING
Contract Price, $28,020
TUOLUMNE. Tuolumne Co., Calif.
One-story brick and concrete memo-
rial bldg. (composition roof, prob-
ably electric heat, etc.)
Owner— County of Tuolumne.
Architect— Frank V. Mayo, 108 Easf
Miner Street, Stockton.
Contractor— W. Buck & Sons. 57 East
Geary St.. Stockton.
Roofing— Stockton Roofing Co., 736 N.
Hunter S-t., Stockton.
Plumbing— R. D. Leonard, Sonora.
Electric Wiring— Sonora Electric Co..
Sonora.
Sheet Metal— R. D. Leonard. Sonora.
Mill Work— Electric Planing Mill. 545
S. Munroo St.. S-tockton.
iron Work— Kyle & Co., West's Lane.
Stockton.
Brick Work— R. W. Stirn, 225 N. Lo-
cust St.. Stockton.
Roofing Trusses — Summcrbell Trus.'*
Co.. n.-,4 Hf.bart St.. Oakland.
Lathing and Plastering— W. Puck &
Son.
Flooring- Kerr \- Carmichael. 2432 E
Church .'-'t.. Stockton.
Reinforcing Steel — Kyle & Co., West's
Lane, Stockton.
LIGHTING CONTRACT AWARDED
.^AN LUIS ORIdPO. Calif.- Valley
Contracts Awarded.
FIRK HOUSE Cost. $30,000
.^AN JOSE, .s«nta Clara Co.. Calif.
Kmory and I,aurel Streets.
One-story reinforced concrete fire
house (tile roof) 75x150 feet.
Owner — City of San Jose.
.\ichitect — Ralph Wyckoff. San Jose
National Bank Bldg., San Jose.
Structural Engineer — L. H. Nishkian.
525 Market S't., San Francisco.
Steel Sash — San Jose Steel Co., San
Jose.
Cement, Sand & Gravel — Central Sup-
ply Co., San Jose.
Other material awards will be made
shortly.
Project financed with WI'A funds.
Funds Allotted
(MTV HALL Cost, $52.72/
LINDSAY. Tulare Co., Calif.
City hall, tennis courts, playgrounds.
Owner — City of Lindsay.
Architect — F. L. Swartz, Brix Bldg..
Fresno.
PAVA has approved loan and grjiiit
of $52,727 to finance construction.
Contract Awarded
LIBRARY Cost, $20, 10ft
ALAMEDA, Alameda Co., Calif. NW
Eighth St. and Santa Clara Ave
One-story branch library.
Owner — City of -Vlameda.
Architect— Carl Werner, 1303 Bay St.,
.\lameda.
Contractor — Villadsen Bros., 40 Wm-
sor St., Piedmont.
Contract Awarded.
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Co.. Cal.—
Rockwood Sprinkler Co., 7 Front St.,
»an Francisco, at $4695 awarded con-
tract for sprinkler system and at $575
awarded contract for fire alarm sys-
tem, by San Jose City Council for
furnishing and installing automatic
sprinkler system and fire alarm sys-
tem in the Civic Auditorium. Market
and San Carlos Sts., San Jose.
BIDS WANTED
T>ONG BEACH, Los Angeles Co..
Cal.— Until February 10. 2:00 P. M.,
bids will be received by Long Beach
City Manager, Room 204, City Hall,
for construction of the Veterans' Me-
morial Building at the corner of Ce-
dar Ave. and Broadway, Long Beach.
Bids will be taken on the general con-
tract as a whole and also separate
bids on the general contract. pluml>-
ing, heating and ventilating and elec-
tric wiring. Plans are on file at the
office of the City Engineer-Director
of Public Service in Long Beach. J.
i^I. Davies. Ocean Center Bldg., Struc-
tural Engineer, and Geo. Kahrs. 1221
Linden Ave., Lang Beach, architect.
Cost. $250,000.
New Bids Wanted — To Close Feb. 17,
2 P. M.
RESEARCH LAB. Cost, $
CARSON CITY, Nevada.
.Materials and research laboratory.
Owner — State of Nevada.
Architect — Not Given.
An previous bid opening lowest bid
was submitted by A. M. Larson. Car-
son City, at $35,923.
Plans and specifications may be ob-
tained from Robert A. Allen, State
Highway Engineer, Heroes' Memorial
Building, Carson City, upon deposit <.f
$5.00, of which $2.50 is returnable.
GRANT APPROVcD
SA.N DIEGO COUNTY, Cal.— WPA
this week approved a grant of ap-
proximately $500,000 to the Twenty-
second District Agricultural Asso-
ciation for a county fair grounds to be
established on a 184 -acre tract at
Del Mar, San Diego County. The
projects and allotments follow: Build-
ings, $183,735: grading and landscap-
ing, $147,328; race track. $67,093:
adobe wall $50,087: drainage and
sewers, $25,232; roads and curbs, $12,-
S48; lighting system, $8177: water
supply and fire protection, $6166.
Structureii to be built first are a main
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
exposition building and auditorium,
a combination grandstand and utility
buildinK. 1" livestt)ck buildings, equip-
ment shed, main entrance building
and stables for GOO horses. D. A.
.Noble, San Diego, is secretary-treas-
urer of tlu' association.
Contracts Awarded.
S.\N JOSK. Santa Clara Co.. Cal. —
S'an Jose City Council awarded con-
tracts as follows for furnishing and
inslallinn auditorium seats in th<-
San Jose Civic Center, Market and
San Carlos Sis., San Jose.
587 chairs for Little Theatre— Ameri-
can Sealing Co.. 2u7 Van Ness
Ave. So., San Francisco, $5647.02.
1300 Main auditorium wooden chairs —
American S«ating Co., 207 Van
Ness Ave., So., San Francisco,
$3031.
10 chair trucks for wood chairs. —
American Seating Co., 207 Van Ness
Ave.. South, San Francisso, $515.
2030 chairs for Main Auditorium —
Heywood Wakelield Co., ISO Mont-
gomery St., San Francisco (Rep
by L. L'jon & Sons), $9317.70.
Award Recommended.
AUDITORIUM Cont. Price, $109. 53^
KUUKKA, Humboldt Co., Calif. F St.
betweent 11th and 12th Sts.
()n«;-story and balcony civic audi-
torium (main auditorium 100 fct
square: stage, secondary room,
large foyer, etc.; concrete walls,
steel trusses, steel balcony, wood
sheathing, interior redwood finish,
steel sash, hot air heating system
ventilating .system, etc.: to seat
2400).
Owner— City of Eureka.
Architect— F. T. Georgeson, 537 G St..
Eureka.
fHructural Engineer — \V. H. Ellison,
Pacific Bldg., San Francisco.
Contractor— Barrett & Hilp. 918 Har-
rison St.. San Francisco.
Recommendation made to the PWA
that contract be awarded to Barrett
& HUp.
RESIDENCES
Sub-Bids Being Taken.
RESIDENCE Co«t, i
SAN FRANCISCO. N UUoa W 14th
Avenue.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms) tile
roof, gas heating system, wood
sash, hardwood floors, tile bath.
Owner arrd Builder— A. Halsen, 2427
25th Avenue.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle, 126 Post St.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $5000
lU'HLINGAME, San Mateo Co.. r
Lot 23 Blk 34, Dwight Road.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner— Edward and T. J. Uoss, 1257
Pine St., San Mateo.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — I'eninsula Builders, 1150
Burlingame Ave.. Burlingame.
Owner Taking Bids.
RESIDENCE Cost, $8000
OAKL.ANl). Alameda Co., Cal. Oak ■
more Highlands.
Two-story frame and stucco residenc-
(6 rooms and 2 baths) tile roof.
gas heating system, hardwood
lloors, steel sash, tile baths, etc.
Owner — Dr. Louis Kameny, 1916
Broadway. Oakland.
.\rchitect — Hay Keefer, 770 Wesley
Ave., Oakland.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $8000
SAN MATEO, SaJi .\Iat<o Co., Calif
We.st Bellevue.
Xwo-slory and basement franx- and
jttucco resideuce. . ,
Owner— J. D. Toahig. 30 CThesterway.
San Mateo.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — H. Abrahams. 50 Silliman
St.. San Francisco. I
Contract Awarded.
HIOSIDKNCB Cost. $6000
S-.\X MATEO, San Mateo Co.. Calif.
No. 15 Seville Way.
()ne-story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
( >wnt-r — Jos. Niedretter.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — H. Kime, US 12th St., S-jin
Mateo. 4
To Be Done By Day's Work.
KESIDKNCE Cost, $550">
BURLINGAME, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Vernon Way.
une-story and basement frame and
stucco residence,
owner and Builder — J. B. O.swald, 760
El Cerrito, San Mateo.
Architect — Not Given. t
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7000
.S'AX MATEO, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Sonora Drive.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
Owner — Bruce T. Sweney.
Architect — Not Given.
Contractor — W. Simonds, 144S Benito
St.. San Mateo.
Bids In Today.
RESIDENCK Cost. $7000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co., Cal. Oak-
more Highlands.
Two-story frame residence.
Owner— A. E. Fifield.
Architect— Chester Treichel, 696 Cle-
veland St.. Oakland.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Feb.
5th.
RESIDENCE Cost, $5000
•WALNUT CREEK, Contra Costa Co
Two-story frame residence (shingle
roof, sheet sash, hardwood floors,
gas heating system, etc.
Owner — W. J. Chapman.
Architect — Miller & Warnecke, Finan
cial Center Bldg.. Oakland
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost, $7000
HAYWARD. Alameda Co., Calif.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(shingle roof, steel sash, hard-
wood floor.*, gas heating svstem.
etc.)
Owner — Withheld.
Architect— Miller & Warnecke. Finan-
cial Center Bldg., Oakland
Owner Taking Bids
RESIDENCE Cost. $4,000
SAN CARLOS, San Mateo Co., Calif.
One - story and basement frame and
etticco residence (5 rooms) Mon-
terey style: shingle roof, gas heat-
ing system, wood sash, hardwomi
floors, etc.
Owner — W. Thompson, .San Carlos.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle. 126 Post St..
San Francisco.
Owner 1« taking bids on a general
contract'. •
Contract Awarded.
RES'IDENCE Cost. $800O
SACRAMENTO. Sacramento Co., Cal.
11G5 Third Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
Owner — Celia Kelalos.
.\rc)iitect— Not Given.
Contractor— Ed. Lee, 1139 33rd St..
" Sacrament" \
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDE.XCKS Cost. $5,000 each
S.\N FRANCISCO. E 17th Avenue N
Moraga Street.
.Seven one-story and basement frame
. and stucco residences.
Owner an(l Builder - Henry T>oi Iger
Builder, Inc., 320 Judah Streoi
Plans by Owner.
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCES Cost, $5,000 each
SAN FR.\XCISCO. E 31et Avenue N
Judah Street.
Two 1-story and basement frame air.l
stucco residences.
t)wner and Builder — Henry Doelger
Builder. Inc.. 320 Judah Street.
Plans by Owner.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost. $6,000
OAKAND, Alameda Co., Calif. 604H
Chelton Drive.
Two-story frame and stucco resideni;*.
(six roome).
Owner — E. Longfellow.
Architect — F. H. Slocombe. 131 Mont»
Cresta. Oakland.
Contractor— Allen & Allen, 3471 Lau
rel Ave., Oakland.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $9,000
OAKLAND, Alamtda Co.. Calif. 1800
Melvin Road.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(seven rooms).
Owner- M. T. Conlon, 17 Trestle
Glen Road. Oakland.
Architect — Chester Treichel, 096 Clevo-
land Ave., Oakland.
Contractor — Chas. Ungaretti, 1727
Foothill Blvd.. Oakland.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $5500
SACRAMENTO, S-acramento Co., Cal.
No. 2775 Thirteenth Street.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
Owner and Builder — E. E. Sjden-
stricker, 917 Sonoma St.. Sacra-
mento.
Architect— Not Given. \
Sub-Bids Being Taken.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6000
.SAN FRANCISCO. Merced Manor.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(7 rooms and 2 baths) shingle tile
roof, wood sash, ornamental iron.
gas heating system, hardwood
floor, tile baths, etc.)
Owner and Builder — James McCabe,
716 Ulloa St., San Francisco.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle, 126 Post &t..
San Francisco
Preparing Preliminary Plans.
RESIDENCE Cost, $
WAT,SONVILLE, Santa Cruz Co.. Cal.
()ne - story and basement frame and
6tucco residence (5 rooms) tar and
gravel roof, gas heating systp.m.
hardwood floors, wood sash, etc.
Owner — Withheld.
Architect— Geo. P. Simonds, 192 Main
St., Hayward.
Bids will not be asked for about six
weeks.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost. $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO. E Jules, S. I>e
Montford.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Own^r and Builder — F. H. Thorin.ion.
6130 Ocean Avenue.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
('>ne-Ptory frame and .«tucco residence
(five rooms).
Owner — J. D. Savstrom, Coronado St.,
Oakland.
.\rchitcct — Not Given.
Contractor— P. L. Coats. 2837 Foothill
Blvd.. Oakland. t
Contract Awarded
DUPLEX Cost. $6,000
SAN JOSE, Santa Clara Cv-, Calif.
$31 South Second Street.
One-.^tory frame and duplex residence.
PACIFIC CONSTRL'C TO R
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< iwiitr — Koy UridKiiiaii. ;U3 S Seconvi
^'t.. San Jose.
Ari-hitfct — Not Given,
rontractor— n. H. I'ainter. 324 Xorth
Second St., San Jose.
Contract Awarded
KK.-:iDEXCK Cost. $5,000
SAX JOSK. Santa Clara Co., Calif.
T5S Xorth Fourth Street.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (Ave rooms).
Owner — Kenneth Rayner, 19(i Waba.^h
Ave., San Jose.
.Vrclutict — Not Given.
Contractor — J. J. GraRlin, 1&2 Terrainc
St.. San Jose.
Contract Awarded
RESIDEXCK Cost. $2,000
SAX JOSK. Santa Clara Co.. Calif.
H64 Shortridge Avenue.
<^ne-story frame residence (3 rooms).
Owner — L. Filice, Peach Court. San
Jose.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— V. J. Sunzeri, 176 X. 31bt
St., San Jose.
UES-IDEXc'E? Cost. $8000
ROSS. Marm Co.. Calif.
Twi>-story and ba.sement frame and
stucco residence (7 rooms, 2 baths)
Architect — Henry H. Gutterson, 526
I'owell St., San Francisco.
»oj, tractor — Moore & Madsen. .SS?
Market St., San Francisco.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Feb.
4th.
AI/nniATIOXtJ Cost. $
TALO ALTO, Santa Clara Co., Cal.
• • 'Campus of Stanford University.
Alterations and additions to Frater-
nity house.
Owner — Zeta P'si Fraternity.
.Vrchitect — John K. Brannan, 210 Po.st
St., San Francisco.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDKXCI-: Cost, $10,000
SAX FRAXCISCO. Lawton Street and
39th Avenue.
Iwo - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (7 rooms and i
baths) tar and gravel roof, steel
-sash, hardwood floors, tile baths.
( tuner— Withheld.
.Architect — Hertzka and Knowles, 369
Pine Street.
Contract Awarded
RESIDEXCE Cost. $7,000
STOCKTOX, San Joaquin Co., Calif.
034 Oxford Way.
Two-story brick residence.
Owner— L. A. Ford, 717 N. American
Street, Stockton.
-Vrchitect — Not Given.
• '•'iitractor— I. R. Dryden, Rte. 4, Box
50. Stockton.
Contract Awarded
RESIDEXCE Cost, $5,000
STOCKTOX, San Joaquin Co.. Calif.
1048 Xorth San Jose Street.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (five rooms).
Owner— John F. Reinhart.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— F. Paul Dobson. 1150 W.
Harding St., Stockton.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost, $
0.\KLaS'D. Alameda Co., Cal. Mont-
clair Highlamls Estate.
Two-.story frame and stucco residence
(f, rooms. 2 baths).
Owner— Syndicate Merriewood.
Architect — Earl MacDonald. 3 8 12
•Broadway, Oakland.
Bids will l,e asked in about thre*
week*.
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDEXCES Cost. $5,000 each
SAX FRANCISCO. E 17th Avenue S
Lawton Street.
Ten l->-lur\ and liasement frame an^l
stucco residences,
owner and Builder — Henry Doelger
Builder. Inc., 320 Judali Street,
riaiis by Owner.
Subcontracts Awarded.
RESIDEXCE Cost. $9,000
OAKLAXD. Alameda Co.. f:alif. GaW-
more Manor.
Two - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (8 rooms, 3 baths)
Owner — M. J. Conlon.
-Vrchitect — Chester Treichel. 696 Cleve-
land Ave., Oakland.
Contractor— <'harles Ungaretti. 17 2 7
Foothill Blvd.. Oakland.
Roofing— W. L. Saxby, 453S Fleming
Avp., Oakland.
Plumbing— -M. Petitjean. 1649 11th Av-
enue, Oakland.
Electric— Kerr & Cliftord, 3525 E. 14th
Street, Oakland.
Heating— Manck & Christoph.
Tile — Superior Tile Co.. 3743 Broad-
way, Oakland.
Glass — Western Door & Sash Co., 5th
and Cypress. Oakland.
Brick Work— George W. .\ddi.son, 4000
aiayhelle -Vve., Oakland.
Lumber— Tilden Lumber Co.. foot of
University Ave.. Berkeley.
Wood Sash— Western Sash & Door Co.
2122 Shattuck Ave.. Berkeley.
Flooring— -Vbility Floor Co., 1807 40th
Ave.. Oakland.
Window Shades — Friedman Paint Co.,
ISlfi San Pablo Ave.. Oakland.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Contract Price, $l!t,33.S
HILLSBOROUGH PARK, San Maten
County, Calif.
Two - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (11 rooms and 4
baths) Provincial French type;
wood «hake roof, gas hot air heat-
ing system, hardwood floors, I lie
baths, etc.
Owner — George Taylor.
.\rchitect — HaroH Stoner, West Portal
and Portola Drive. San Francisco.
Contractor— A. F. Mattock, 212 Clara
St.. San Francisco.
Contract Awarded
RESIDEXCE Cost. $9,000
P-\LO ALTO, Santa Clara Co., Calif.
Nevada -Avenue.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (7 rooms, 3 baths)
shake roof, gas heating system.
wood sash, plaster walls, hard-
wood floors, tile baths, etc.
Owner — M. P. Davison.
.Architect — Chas. K. Sumner.
Contractor — E. J. Schmalina:. Sfi3 Mel-
ville Ave., Palo Alto.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,.'>0n
SAN JOSE. Santa Clara Co.. Calif.
Martin and Park Streets.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms) tile
roof, gas heating system, plaster
walls, wood sash, hardwood floors.
Owner — A. Brone.
.Architect — Charles McKenzie. Twoh\
Bldg.. San Jose.
Contractor — Chas. Guardino, % archi-
tect.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDEXCK Cost. $7,000
0.\KLAND, -Mameda Co.. Calif. 9;!1
Park Lane.
Two-story frame and stucco re.sidenco
(7 rooms).
Owner — Mrs. Emily Rose, 24 18 Sacra-
mento St.. Berkeley.
Architect— F. H. Slocombc. 131 Monte
Cresta Ave.. Oakland.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDKXCES Cost, $4,000 each
SAX FRAXCISCO. S San Juan E Cay-
uga Streets.
Two jine - story and lia.senient frame
stucco residences.
Owner and Builder — A. De Bent-detti,
22 Cotter Street.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle, 126 Pfv^t St.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCES Cost, $4,000 each
SAN FRANCISCO. Cotter and San
Jose Avenue.
Two one - story and basement fram-'
stucco residences.
Owner and Builder— R. C. Mc.Arthur,
6301 Mission Street.
-Architect — O.scar Thayer, 1120 Union.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
SAN FRANCISCO. E 29th Avenue 150
N Taraval Street.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner and Builder — Andrew J. Ben-
son. 2324 15th Avenue.
.Architect — Not Given.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDE-\CE Cost, $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO. S York 50 W Hoi-
liday.
One - story and basement frame and
s-tucco residence.
Owner and Builder — Leonard A. Bur-
ner, 4014 Geary Street.
Plans by C. M. Cook, 2363 33rd -Ave.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co.. Calif. 5911
Acacia Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(six rooms).
Owner & Builder— M. P. Brasch. 1600
Mountain Blvd.. Oakland.
.Vrchitect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded
FiESIDENCE Cost. $6,000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Calif. 3924
• Lymon Road.
One - story and basement frame ami
stucco residence (six rooms).
Owner— D. Conrad.
-Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— J. S. Flagg, 4021 K 14ih
St.. Oakland. •
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $5000
BERKELEY, Alameda Co.. Cal. No.
•'lO -Alamo Street.
One-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (5 rooms).
Owner— Mabel H. Jacobs. 815 Coven-
try Road, Berkeley.
Plans by E. H. Hillier, 2687 Shasta
Way, Berkeley.
Contractor— J. V. Short, 13SG Euclid
-Ave., Berkeley.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDEXCE Cost. $700i»
oAKLA-\D. -Alameda Co.. Calif. No.
1231 Trestle Glen Road.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
C! rooms).
Owner and Builder— Chas. E. Bard-
well. 794 Calmar Ave.. Oakland.
.Vrchitecl- Xot Given.
Contract Awarded.
KKSIDEXCK Cost. $5000
OAKLAXD. Alameda Co.. Cal. No.
.t839 Mendocino Avenue.
Two-story framo and stucco residence
(6 rooms).
I (wner — E. L. Gerry. 5759 Shaflor
Ave., San Francisco.
.Architect — Xot Given.
Contractor — Leslie C. Dawe, 449 Cov-
entry Road. Oakland.
Contract Awarded.
KKKIDK.XCE Co.st, $6000
.^•AN FR.AXCISfo. College ,ind Cres-
cent &ts.
(•tie-story and Itasement frame and
stucco residence (6 rooms and 2
baths) shingle, tile and composi-
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PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
lion rooling. gas heating system.
tile baths and kitchen, canvas
walls. mahoKany trim, wood sash^
Owner— Dr. R. S. Mancuso, 22nd anfl
Mission Sts., San Francisco.
Architect— D. E. Jaekle. 126 Post St..
Kan Francisco.
Contractor— Miller & McGillis. 527 19th
Ave., San Francisco.
Contract Awarded
UESil'KNCK Cost, $5,000
A1>AMKI>A. Alameda Co., Calif. 1407
I.afayptte Street.
One - Ptory and basement frame and
stncco re.'iidence (5 rooms).
Owner— Alameda Builders. 1361 Park
St., Alameda.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— S. J. Dowling, 2S00 Clay
St., Alameda.
Contract Awarded.
ALTKUATIONS Cost. $3000
SACHAMKNTO, Sacramento Co., Cal.
Alterations to residence.
Owner— Mabel Ruth, Premises.
Architect- Not Given.
Contractor— Carl Vogt, 3220 5th Ave..
.Sacramento.
Plans Being Completed.
I'lTTSBUKC, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
on<t and one - half - story frame and
stucco residence (G rooms) asbes-
tos shingle roof, gas heatinp sys-
tem, haidwood floors, tile bath.)
Owner~K. H. Fi.scher, Pittsburg.
Architect — F. F. Amandefs, 414 Dewry
Blvd., San Francisco.
Birt.« will b.^ asked within 1 week.
Contract Awarded
RKSIDKNCK Cost, $7,000
PIEDMONT, Alame-.la Co., Calif. 11
Cavanaugh Street.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(nine rooms).
Owner— D. Ostaggi. Santa Ray Ave.,
Piedmont.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— D. Cappelletti. 667 Hamp-
shire St.. San Francisco. <
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
PIEDMONT, Alameda Co., Cal. No. «
Parkside Drive.
One - story and ba.sement frame and
stucco residence (six rooms).
Owner— Paul H. Hammarberg, 2 5 3
Hilgard Ave.. Berkeley.
Architect— Not Given.
Contractor— .\lbert Hammarberg, 2530
Hilgard, Berkeley.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cont. Price. $6,393
ROSS, Marin Co., Calif.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(California-Colonial style).
Owner — Fred Leo.
.Architect- Farr & Ward, 68 Post St..
San Francisco.
Contractor— Wm. Martin, 666 Mis.slon
St.. San Francisco. *
Construction Started
MONTEREY. Carmel Co.. Calif.
Remodel residence (aicld guest apart-
ment and two garages).
Owner — Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dorsey,
34 Cuhlar, Monterey.
Architect— C. .Terry Ryland, P. O. Box
790, Monterey, and Salinas Na-
tional Bank Bldg.. Salinas.
Work is being done by day's labor.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost, $
CARMED, Monterey Co., Calif.
One - story anvl basement frame and
stucco residence (fi rooms) shingle
roof, gas heating system, hard-
wood floor.s, wood .«!ash, etc.
Owner — Catherine Howe.
Architect— ('. J. Ryland, Carmel.
Bids will be asked In about 2 weekH.
Plans Being Prepared.
RESIDENCE Cost, ?
CARMEL, Monterey Co., Calif.
One - .story ami basement frame and
.stucco residence (6 rooms) shinglo
roof, gas heating system, hard-
wood floors, wood sash, etc.
Owner — \V. Duane.
Architect— C. J. Ryland, Carmel.
Bids will be a.sked in about 2 weeks.
Preparing Working Drawings.
RESIDENCE Cost. $25,000
LINDSAY. Tulare Co., Calif.
Two-story residence (garages, swim-
ming pool, box stalls and racing
track).
Owner — G. H. Waddell. Lindsay.
Architect — Ernest J. Kump, Rowell
liuilding. Fresno.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDKNCE Cont. Price, $92>>&
SAN FRANCISCO. W Jordan Avenue
N Euclid Avenue.
Two-story and basement frame and
stucco residence (8 rooms. 3 baths)
Owner — Fannie L. Baker.
Architect — J. E. Krafft & Sons, Ar-
chitects & Engineers. I'helan Bldg
Contractor — Hannah & Wooldridge,
2tii> Market Street.
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $4445
BERKELEY. Alameda Co., Calif.
Thousand Oaks Heights.
One-story frame and stucco residence
Owner — Roy C. and Marion Cove. 122'i
Nielson St., Berkeley.
Architect — Geo. P. Simonds, 192 Main
St., Hayward.
Contractor — Albert A. Haskell, 255
Ridgeway Ave., Oakland.
Plans Being Figured — Bids Close Feb.
4, 1 P. M.
RESIDENCE Cost, $14,000
SAN RAFAEL, Marin Co.. Calif.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
t7 rooms. 2 baths) tile roof, gas
or oil heating system, hardwood
doors, tile baths, etc.
Owner — Withheld.
Architect — Archie and Noble Newsom.
Rus.s Bldg.. San Francisco.
Preparing Working Drawings.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
VISALIA, Tulare Co.. Calif.
Two-story frame residence.
Owner — Dr. W. C. Zeller, Visalia.
Architect — Ernest J. Kump, Rowell,
Building, Fresno.
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $6,00(1
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., Calif. 6135
Buena Vista Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(six rooms).
(^wner and Builder — Paul H. Haller,
6221 Buena Vista Ave., Oakland.
Architect — Not Given. <
To Be Done By Day's Work.
RESIDENCE Cost, $3,500
OAKL.VND, Alameda Co., Calif. 6324
Crown Avenue.
One-story frame and stucco residence
(five rooms).
Owner & Builder— Brtice Dillman. 322
40th St., Oakland.
Architect— Not Given. '
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCE Cost, $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO. S 2Sth Street W
Noe Street.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
Owner and BuiWer — Gust I-. Peterson.
220 Bonview.
Architect— Not Given. <
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, |6,U0"
SAN FRANCISCO. E Lyon, N Lom-
bard Street.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (six rooms).
owner — Anza Home Building Co., 321
Kearny Street.
Architect — H. C. Baumann, 251 Kear-
ny Street.
Contractor — Oliver M. Roufi.<!eau. Inc.,
321 Kearny Street.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost. $5,000
OAKLAND. Alameda Co., Calif. 5932
Monzol Avenue.
One-story frame and stucco residence
(five rooms).
Architect— W. H. Hyde. 1801 Bank of
American Bldg.. Oakland.
Contractor— T. D. Courtright. 349 51st .
.Street. Oakland. i
Roofing— Mar.shall Shingle Co. 608 16th
Street. Oakland.
Plumbing — Minoggio Bros.. 2316 Tele-
graph Ave.. Oakland.
Tile Work- Superior Tile Co.. 3 7 43
Broadway, Oakland.
Glass— East Bay Glass Co., 621 Cth
Street, Oakland.
Brick Work — Herschell and Reinecke,
S30 E llth St., Oakland.
Lathing and Plastering — Erick Koenig
1521 54th St., Oakland.
Lumber^ — Tilden Lumber Co.. Oakland.
Painting — Pacific I'ainting & Decorat-
ing Co., 5414 Telegraph Avenue,
Oakland. \
Contract Awarded.
RESIDENCE Cost. $6500
YPBA CITY, Sutter Co., Calif.
One- and two-story frame and stucco
residence.
Owner— Appeal Democrat.
Plans by Lester Van Doren, Marys -
ville .
Contractor — Phela Bros. Marysville,
Sub-Contracts Awarded
ItESIDENCE Cost, $6,000
S.\N .TOSE. Santa Clara County, Cal.
1465 Calaveras Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(seven rooms).
Owner & Builder — I. Brotzman, 5 Gar-
field Ave.. San Jose.
Architect— Not Given.
Plumbing— A. Andrade. 317 Main St..
Santa Clara.
Lumber— McElroy - Cheim Company.
San Jose.
To Be Done By Day's Work
RESIDENCES Cost $4,500 each
SAN FRANCISCO. E 30th Avenue N
Moraga Street.
Four one-story and basement frame
and stucco residences.
Owner and Builder— C. T. Lindsay, 140
Duboce Avenue.
Architect — Not Given.
Contract Awarded
RESIDENCE Cost, $5,000
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co., Calif.
1712 West Willow Street.
Two-story frame and rustic residence
(six rooms).
Owner— E. W. Austin.
.Architect — Not Given.
Contractor— D. C. Moore & Sons. 1161
North Pilgrim St.. Stockton,
Sub-Bids Being Taken
RESIDENCE Cost. $7000
OAKLAND, Alameda Co.. Cal. Head
of the Lake District.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
7 rooms and 3 baths); tile and
composition roofing, gas heating
system, wood sash. hardwood
floors, etc.
Owner and Builder— A. E. Waldman.
.1174 McKillop Road, Oakland.
Architect— Not Given
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTOR
15
To Be Done By Day's Work
KKS1PI:.N<"1-: Cost. $4,000
.>-T(K"KTn.\. Sail .Iiia<iuiii Co., Calif.
11,">1 Wetst Vine Street.
Kiif - story and basement frame aiul
stucco residence (six rooms),
owner and liuilder— K. Paul Dobsori,
1151 \V. Hardinn St., Stockton.
.\rehiiect — Xot Given. i
Contract Awarded
i;i:sil>KXCK Cost, $4,750
KrRi.lXCA.MK. San Mateo Co., Cal.
One - story and basement frame and
stucco residence (five rooms).
Owner — Stanley Cleaners, Ltd.
.Architect — Not Given.
Contnictor — Peninsula Builders, 1150
Burllngame Ave., Burlingamr.
Contract Awarded
KKSIDKXCK Cost, $15,000
1-ALO ALTO. Santa Clara Co., Cal.
1310 -MiddlefieW Road.
Two - story and basement frame and
stucco residence.
(Jwner— Lewis H. Leve, 1510 Middle-
field Road, Palo Alto.
.\rchitect — Xot Given.
I'ontractor — Aro .t Okerman, Box 4:;:!,
Palo Alto.
Contract Awarded.
llKbMDEXCK Co.st, $8000
I'ALO ALTO. Santa Clara Co., Calif.
Xo. 2191 Webster Street.
■|"wo-story frame and stucco residence
' >wn r — H. K. Barker, 524 University
Ave.. Palo Alto.
-Vrehitect — Xot Given.
I'ontractor — W. F. Klay, 124 Univer-
•^ity Ave., Palo Alto.
Contract Awarded.
i:i;siL)KXCK Cost, $7000
J'ALo ALTO. Santa Clara Co.. Calif.
Xo. 2150 Byron Street.
' me-story frame and stucco residence
I iwner — J. H. Sledman, 1818 Bryant
St.. Palo Alto
Vifliilect — Xot Given.
<:ontractor — S'tedman & Stedman, ISIS
Bryant St., Palo Alto
Plans Being Figured
.M.TKliATIOXS Cost, $
S.\X KHAXCISCO. 2672 Vallejo St.
Aiter.-itions to residence.
I iwnor— B. R. Funston.
.\ I iliitect— Gardner Dailey, 210 Po.st.
Cahill Bros., 206 Sansome St., are
liKurinj? the plans.
To Be Done By Day's Work
ItKSIDKXCE ' Cost. $6,500
o.VKLAXD. Alameda Co., Calif. 820
Portal Avenue.
Two-story frame and stucco residence
(.seven rooms).
Owner and Builder — K. R. Bus.-^eniu.s,
ino Ranleigh Way, Piedmont.
\r< hitect — Chester Treichel, 696 Cleve-
land St., Oakland.
Contract Awarded
ItKSIDKXCK Cost, $ — -
S.\.V LEA-VIRO. Alameda Co., Calif.
496 Broadmoor Boulevard.
I )ne-story frame and .stucco re.sidence
(five rooms).
Owner— John V. Manners, 301 Monte
Vista Ave., Oakland.
.\rchitect — Roper Blaine. ISOl Bank of
.America Bldg., Oakland.
<'i>ntractor — W. J. Johnston, 401 Rich-
field Oil Bldp., Oakland.
To Be Done By Day's Work
ItKSIDKXCKS Cost. $3,500 each
.'iAX KRAXCISCO. W London South
France Street.
Four one - story and basement frame
and sfucpo re.oidence.''.
<>wnfr and Builder — R. A. McAfee, 125
Cervantes Boulevard.
An hitect— Xot Given. •
Contract Awarded
i;i:siiii:.\ci". Cost, $6,oitii
SAX FltA.NClSCO. S\V .Marina Blvd.
XW Beach Street.
o story and basement frame and
.stucco residence.
Owner— .\i)za Home Building: Co., 521
Kearny Street.
Architect — H. C. Baumann, 2.')1 Kear-
ny Street.
<"ontractor — Oliver M. Rousseau. Inc..
V2\ Kearny Street. (
To Be Done By Day's Work
IIKSIDKXCKS Cost, $5,000 each
SAX FRANCISCO. SE Dewey NE
Pacheco.
Four one - story and basement frame
and stucco residences.
Owner ami Buildei'^R. F. Galli, 377
West Portal Avenue.
Architect— Xot Given. <
Contract Awarded
.\LTKnATIOXS C.st, $4,000
SAX FRAXCISCO. 2.-.0G Croen Street.
Alterations to residence.
< >wner— A. W. Falk.
.Xrchitect— Hyman & A|)plet<)n, 6S I'ost
Street.
Contractor— Barrett & Hilp, 918 Har-
rison Street.
SCHOOLS
Additional Sub-Contracts Awarded
AUDlTORir.M Cont. Price. $.'i0,nO0
PLEASAXTOX, Alameda Co., Calif.
One - story reinforced concrete audi-
torium (to seat approx. 900).
Owner — AniaUc- Joint High School
District.
Architect — Henry S. Smith, Humboldt
Bank Bldg., San Francisco.
Structural Engineer — N. B. Green, 55
Xew Montgomery St., San Fran-
cisco.
• ontractor — A. Xelson. 242 Ocean Ave.
San Francisco.
Heating and Plumbing — F'rank Davi-
son, R,') Chesley St., San Francisco.
Rolling Doors — C. J. Waterhouse, 55
Xew Montgomery St., San Fran-
cisco.
.\s prexiously reported, electric con-
tract awarded to American Electric
Cont. Co., 462 Bryant St., San Fran-
cisco; structural steel to Judson Pa-
cific Co., 609 ^fission St., Sari Fran-
cisco; reinforcing steel to W. S. Wet-
enhall, 17th and Wisconsin Streets.
San Francisco; mill work to Pacific
-Mfg. Co., 454 MontKoniPry Street, San
l'"rancisco.
Bids Opened
SCHOOL Cost. $31,000
CLOVERDALE, Sonoma Co.. Calif.
One-story frame and stucco academic
building (six classrooms and gyi>'>
nasium) at roof, steam heatir.e
system, wood sash, etc.
Owner — Cloverdale Union High School
District.
.\rchitect — Herbert and Caulkins, Xitts-
enlierg Bldg., Santa Rosa.
I'ngineer — W. Adrian, 417 Market St..
.San Francisco.
Low Bidder— Oliver M. Rousseau. 321
Kearny .St., San Francisco
Complete bids follow:
Oliver M. Rousseau, S. F ,...$39,887
P^inar C. Peter.sen. S. F 43,000
Han.son Brothers, S. F 56,931
liids held under advi.^ement until
January 29.
Plans Being Prepared
SCHOOL Cost, $4,000
CARNAROS. Monterey Co., Calif.
Om- - story frame and stucco school
(one classroom).
Owner — Carn:iros School District.
.\rchitecl— Cha.s. Butner, 51 Maple St..
.'Salinas.
An election will be held Feb. 10, at
which time bonds in th» amount of
J.T.ono will be voted iii>on.
Electrical Contract Awarded.
MlCip Cont. I'll..-. »16.9.St'
l"oUT BRAGG. Mendocino Co.. Calif.
(.»ne-story wood shop building (128x7"
ft.) will contain woodwork shop.
,"i7x:{s ft., niHtal work, mechanical
drawing jirinting, classwork and
storage.
Owner — Fort ISragg Ln. High School
District.
-Architect — N. R. Coulter, 40 Kearny
S't.. San Francisco.
Contractor — Independent Constr. Co..
5i;i Fell St.. San Francisco.
Electric — Xofreys Plumbing ,Sr Elec.
Shop, Lakeport.
Sub-Contracts Awarded
COXVEXT Cost, $60,000
SAX FHAXCLSCO. X Oak Street 125
E Fillmore Street.
Two-story reinforced concrete convent
(25 rooms) roof garden covered
with terra cottn tile, Spanish tile
on the cornices, oak floors, steani
heating and hot water system,
colored plaster walls, etc.
Owner — Sacred Heart Parish.
-Architect — John J. Foley, 770 5th Ave.
i'ontractor— Cahill Bros., 20$ Sansome,
Grading and Excavation — Sibley Grad-
ing & Teaming Co., 165 Landers.
Reinforcing Steel— Truficon Steel Co.,
004 Mission Street.
Other awards will be made shortly
TO REVISE PLANS
FRESXO. Fresno Co., Calif.— City
Board of LMucation probably will not
accept grant of J56,0O0 allotted by the
PWA toward construction of a school
adininistration building unless an ex-
tension of time in which to commence
work is allowed. Preliminary plans
Jiave l)een prepared by .Architect Chas.
i-^ranklin. j
Bids Wanted— To Close Fet. 10, 8 P.M.
TOILET BLDGS., ETC. Cost $-
I'ORTERVILLE, Tulare Co., CaliL
-Alterations antl installation of toilet
units and gas heating units at the
Vandalia School.
Owner — I'orterville Elementary School
District.
.\rchitect— W. D. C