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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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nditions. The cost of operation contrasted with the con-venience afforded is remarkably low—one cubicfoot of gas will provide one gallon of hot water.No matches to strike, no fires to light—nothingbut a turn of the faucet and quick as a winkhot water is at hand, at a cost of but one cubicfoot of gas per gallon. Where gas is $1 per Honor for California Student The friends of Ralph Dalton Cornell ofLong Beach will undoubtedly be inter-ested to learn that he recently wasawarded the annual competition for theTopiarian Club trophy in the Harvardschool of landscape architecture. Four-teen dravrings were submitted, the judgesbeing Prof. J. S. Pray, Prof. H. V. Hub-bard and Ferrucio Vitale of New York.The subject of the competition was thedevelopment of a given piece of prop-erty as a country estate with a systemof formal gardens on a sloping site. Thewinner of the trophy has his name in-scribed on it and holds it for one year.Cornell is a graduate of Pomona Col-lege, Southern California.
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A book! like the new i& $<.<& general catalog (9thed.) is not published every day and thesupply is not inexhaustible. Seven sections will be required tocomplete the book. Section No. 1, just off the press, lists aportion of the largest line of Conveying,Elevating, Screening and MechanicalPower Transmitting Machinery car-ried on the Pacific Coast and containsmuch valuable data. It is free to machinery users—Have you a copy ? ENGIN^RS & MANUFACTURERS SaD Francisco Portland Seattle Los Angeles When writing to Advertisers mention this magazine. The Architect oiid llmiinccr 127 Architect May Collect for Sketches Persons coiitcinplating tlic erection ofbuildings who imagine they have in-curred no obligation when they engagean architect to niako plans and then forone reason or another decide not tobuild, should take notice of a decisionrendered by Justice Brown in Depart-ment D of the township courts duringthe past month. W. C. Ienncll, archi-tect, of Los Angeles, obtaine

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