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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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dher engines. I guess the silk coat Mrs.Jones was wearing caught a lot of air asshe jumped for something kept her up andI could see her plainly in the moonlight. Isoon got her and dragged her over to thebuoy and it wasnt long before I saw themcome with a boat. She clung to me desperately even afterwe got in and once she whispered barelyaudibly. Joe. you saved my life—now whatare you going to do with it? I told her. I am going to keep on sav-ing it, and I meant it. Her father wantedto reward me with cash but of course thatdidnt belong in the picture. We shouldhave married by rights I suppose, but I hadmy future still to make and we graduallydrifted apart. I havent heard from her fora long time. INVERNESS COUNTRY HOMEBruce Johnstone of Chicago, has had plans pre-pared by W. C. Ambrose, architect. 244 KearnyStreet. San Francisco, for a $12,000 rustic houseat Inverness. Marin County. Construction is togo forward this summer. THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER ^ 49 ► MAY, NINETEEN THIRTY-THREE
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CLAREMONT HOTEL. BERKELEY, CALIFORNIAC. W. Dickey. Architect ENGINEERS HOUSING PLANIn keeping with the tendency of the times tomodernize, thereby increasing the value of realproperty and helping to relieve the unemploymentsituation, the Hotel Claremont. Berkeley, has re-cently completed some needed improvements aboutthe hotel and grounds. A new elevator is one ofthe major betterments, while the driveway fromthe Tunnel Road to the front and rear entrances,has been resurfaced and placed in splendid con-dition for guests who have motor cars. The hotel management announces a uniquehousing plan for engineers, contractors and otherswho may be employed on the new Bay Bridgeand other transbay building projects soon to getunderway. The plan includes a large, airy sunlitroom 18x21 feet, with commodious closet andbath, together with private office directly acrossthe hall or adjoining the room. The office roomswill be equipt to suit individual needs with wallspace for maps, overhanging lamps, etc

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