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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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aying of theconcrete floors in addition to the founda-tions. Mr. Nelson is spending a greaterpart of his time in the Garden City, person-ally superintending the work. Mr. Peter-son is looking after the San Franciscowork, of which there is quite a little. Oneof the firms best contracts in San Franciscowas the Crane warehouse, on Brannanstreet, which will be illustrated and de-scribed in a future number of this maga-zine. They also did the concrete work onthe Calkins Syndicate building, the ParrottEstate building. Home Telephone buildingand grain warehouse on Brannon street.The general offices of Peterson, Nelson &Co. are at 407 Pine street, San Francisco. MacKenzie Roof Co. ^Ivfacken^ie; 425 15th St., OaKland Phone OaKland 3-461 HARDWOODS Largest Stock West of Chicago EVERYTHING IN HARDWOOD LUMBER, PANELS, VENEERS AND FLOORING WHITE BROTHERS Spear and Moward Streets, San Francisco Phone Kearny 253 When writing to Advertisers mention this Magazine. 110 Tlic Architect and Eiis:iiicc,
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iij.:,g. J. G. Howard. Architect Yager Sheet Metal Works to HaveLarger Quarters. A steady increase in business has com-pelled the Yager Sheet Metal Works of1006 Seventh street, Oakland, to castabout for larger quarters. Mr. Yager hasa desirable location in view and hopes tomove within a short time. During thepast two or three years this firm hascompleted some of the most importantwork in the sheet metal line undertakenin the Trans-bay cities. Architects andcontractors like to deal with Mr. Yagerbecause his work is done well and thereare no delays. One of the best of the more recentjobs of galvanized iron completed by theYager Works is on the Central Bankbuilding at Fourteenth and Broadway,Oakland, and the one-story store build-ing at the corner of University andShattuck avenues, Berkeley, designed byArchitect John G. Howard. The galvan-ized iron cornice and balustrade and thecopper front were put up by Mr. Yager.A photograph of the building is shownherewith. McWhirter & Drake. The

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