Architect and engineer (1933) (14781822725)

Identifier: architectenginee11534sanf (find matches)
Title: Architect and engineer
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building
Publisher: San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library



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he con-tractors act. designed to protect the buildingpublic against crooked contractors, have been re-jected by the courts. Gratified by the court victory. Col. Carlos W.Huntington, state registrar of contractors, assertedthat the validity of the act has now been provenbeyond all doubt. and pledged relentless enforce-ment of the regulatory act. The test case was an outgrowth of a suit in- MOXEL METAL IHif/i Nickel Alloy) is the accepted material for soda foun-tains and lunch-room equipment, just asit is the universal metal for food serviceequipment in leading hotels and restau-rants throughout the countrj. CORROSIRO:\ \^Acid Resisting Iron) is the accepted material for drainingwaste lines. CORROSIRON meets allState and Municipal specifications fordrain lines from school laboratories andchemistry rooms. Pacific Foundry Company Ltd.Pacific Metals Company Ltd. 470 East Third St.LOS AKGELES 3100 Nineteenth St.SAN FRANCISCO 551 Fifth Ave.NETiS- YORK Haws Drinkins Fountainsfor every purpose
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Drinking Fountains in-stalled on theKey Route Terminal were manufactured byHaws. Models No. 17(illustrated) and 2 Hlavatory faucet fur-nished. Kent and Hass ArchUfitS Scott Company Plumbing Contractors Model No. 17 WrUe joi Haws Sanitary Drinking Faucet Co. ISllS HAR.MON STREET. BERKELEY The Architect and Engineer. January. 1934 65 VALLEJOSNEW JUNIOR HIGHSCHOOL BUILDING Vallejo, CaliforniaFrederick H. Reimers, Architect IT ill he Pitturtd in The Architect and EngineerFOR February • ELMER L. CAVE Superintendent of SchoolsVallejo Describes the building as a new note of architectural interest in the educational system of California The problems of this school improvement were many and each one was successfidly solved. Plans by the ArrhilectPictures hy Moulin There will he many new school huildings designed on the Pacific Coast ihis year which gives added interest to the Vallejo School Plans at this time. stituted by Angers to collect $225 allegedly owinghim by Craven for painting Crave