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Title: The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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e in out-lying residence districts. When subject-ed to abuse the enamel scales and themetal becomes rusty. By painting andvarnishing a heavy sheet metal a muchmore durable sign has been made at con-siderably less cost. One hundred andsi-xty-one such signs were completed atan average cost of 18 cents, comparedto 29 cents for the enameled sign. Yosemite Park Buildings Edwin J. Symmes, Pacific Building. SanFrancisco, has prepared plans for a groupof buildings to be erected in YosemitePark for the Desmond Park ServiceCompany. These structures are in ad-dition to the large hotel being designedby .Architect Louis C. Mullgardt. Mr.Symmes commission includes a $50,000hotel to be erected at Glacier Park, a ga- rage, laundrj, swimming pool, market,stores, and post office. All will proba-bly be of frame construction, with spe-cial type of roof to stand the unusualweather conditions that prevail duringthe winter months in the Yosemite Val-ley. The work will be done either bydav labor or contract.
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Prometheus, the Food and Plate WarmerElectric, of course Resource — How convenientat the moment of delay to be able toconserve those qualities of the meal orluncheon which make for their success.Recourse to the Prometheus Food andPlate Warmer has helped many a hostessmaintain her poise and good nature whenbelated guests keep things waiting orunlooked-for-friends drop in. Its anecessary part of the house. Let ustell you why. M. E. HAMMOND, Pacific Coast Representative217 Humboldt Bank Building. San Francisco. 77ie ProJsaetfrsieMSanynnannnnnnnnE) 118 The Architect and Engineer California Leads in Road Building WITH a total expenditure of $14,670.-614, from all sources, Californiaspent the second largest amount ofmoney in road construction of any Statein the United States, and, according toa compilation of figures by the San Fran-cisco Chamber of Commerce, the Cityand State authorities, issued recentlyCalifornia now leads every State in theUnited States in mileage of good roads. This h

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