The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], October 17, 1889, Page 8, Image 8

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OVER A MIGHTY AREA.
Biff Blocks of Brinks Building
in th# 4 l itj.
PUSHING ON INTO WINTER.
Operations Will <»«• «»*IT ▼th'* tfca
si*« vttd# RM E»r i »"" ! t" r J
Tbe extent of V-ilfa* r*o« on ta Se
attle at tbe prsMt ume is irwoc e vabse to
those wbo are not than * ,r " ir * :1 * **
midft att«l, indeed. « «=»▼ bedonr*ed if
these *bo have >*en in -eatt> danng it»
*e«-ond irrosrtb .nd who have experienced
a.l tbe -.neoever ;er: es tad ditt **&!>■ rt»
nf after-fire life thawaefee* real.» the
wide area balding operation- cover. There
i* hardly a Mock in the -tty up->n wh.h
some k.nd of rmprovement is not fakir
piee*. Tbere is no retreat from the aoond
of the has mer the rattle •.< ice «aw. the
r.ani' of tbe 'rows! ar.d the <ack oi the
stone rbisel FonMf b street* a**"
choked srith teams threading devi -
wavs tbro'tfh great maaae-s of material
pi ed by the %.'e & unfir.: ;ie<J ."•■'**■
Tbo tsar d* of men ar»- en j>'.ore<J tn c n
strurtiog as rapidly as pos*.'»« the
* inter rain« c>n;e in esrnest a'd t:.«* en
tare hnUdiog «ii«trv t j-r« •*:••>* a » -
acti*tty unparaileie*! Ui the b.- 1 '- ry «>,
caUe«.
A tmir of U<e workiisg -met *»< nia..e
ee*terday by t* > r.a r*-
an.i a of the f n>: - re»i o?
building cf-mpsJed. Hn % bn:J.iinjri Of.iy
were ri<»'..■*»! If the lotijr an-*, -u'htiy
of wooden »tr*J. t':r- that barr »pr ;n* up
l*!ag;ra«!y aiong We»t street a:i*i Jiai roa<i
arenue. and along an*l in the »i< tn t* of
.?a»-k»on street, ar.<l iti •:»•**■) a ! «<v-r the
rity, had i*en included tf.e ro»ald not
bare i<e*»i finished in thirtv day
Th*- resuit of the reporters' observations
is aj»penrfe»i:
iioh n ritovr stiiekt
Ku»» Bnrhmrn liuiMlng Iti* Work* «-»•<
R>>lh Itor'ler#.
The Palmer Mock, on Fike and Front,
ha* reached the fourth story. It will V*
nre sb.nes in height when completed.
Warren A Mine* of Tawma are putting
the gaJvansxed iron ornament* on the front.
The V M C. A building ha* ju*t »e*n
started on the we*t side of Front, (.etween
Pike and Vnion street*. o*! a {<orUon of
the building will 0* erected flu- year
DUlff'* new hotel on ihe southeast corner
of I'ntWMt and Front is going up
rapidly. Ihe -econd-storv )oi*ts are abo-it
ai'. in place and tome of the window frames
a'e in plare on that story- It ha* a depth
of ninety feet and a frontage of »uty, and
will he four stories In height.
The I»enny hotel walls are up to the sec
ond floor and present a handsome appear
ance May 1 is the date on which it is
promised the building will be finished.
I ery's four-story hrick on Front street,
between I mverstty and Spring ha* just
ffftivid it roof and is ready for the p!a<
terer* It will he done soon after the Ist
of November. It* size t< frOxfi feet
The Phinney Work, northeast corner of
Front and >pring i finished and occupied.
It is ♦'«*> and three stories in height
About one-third of the brick
ahich will go into the llolyoke block, on
Spring and Front streets are laid. Opera
tion* have been considerably delayed on
a> count of the difficulty In securing stone
for the trimming*, but the arrival of sev
eral rarloa«t- ye-terday insure* the unin
terrupted progress of building hereatU r.
'I be block will be five *tones in height, an !
the nr»» story is now up. The ground plan
cover* '<"xlll feet. Two months will tim<h
the brick work.
The Maddocks bl<* k. feet. and two
stories hi»:h t i* completed and occupied.
Th« t)uH4ilti; muttii on the northeast cor
ii«»r of Madison And Front street*.
Hie *reat t.ilmore KirkUmi building. on
Front and University streets, is within a
foot or two of it* full bete til. It has four
stone* on Front street and seven stories on
the ide of the harbor. Plumbers are at
work and piasters will commence in a fen
days. A large force of < arpe titers and
ma*ons are at work on the building. lt
dm>en*ions are lllsl'Jii.
The Noves block, on Front, letween
Marion ami Msdl'on will be *n stone-, in
height, will he up in sixty davs, if weather
permits Brickwork on the first *tory com
menced Monday, and the story wiu» ; arfi
tions »tU lie Bp by the last of the \<eek.
The work 1* being ru*he I a* fast as thirty
«r forty workmen can do it. The Noyes
Mock covers I'JOxtll feet.
«">ne and a half storie« are up on the
Knipe blork, near Marion on Front. It
will t-e four «tortss. and covers 4>xl > i feet.
Campbell's block, northwest corner of
Marion at..' Front, » ss ..t-r• >( the \»-rv hr«t
to I# started after tb.* fie The massive
stone ba«emeut is in a- I tbetsr-t -dory ron
colums are being put in p'ace. Half of ti>e
first story is up. The Mot k ha* a front a e
o( thirtv feet, run* back 111, and will be
four stories high
<♦ F Krye's buil iing. covering a quarter
o' a block. «»n the northeast comer of
Marion aod Front streeis. is up one tor\
F me of the iron w..rk necessary for the
front is delayed on tbe rot.! from t'hi
and makes construction £« slow Tbe
Mock will '•<> four stories liij;!! and will
cost over IP*.,■*"
Harms A (Mcktnai < three-«;orv • dm.-
»<ulheasl corner of Mar nt s }
roofed and the uf jwr stories ,ve bet-c plas
ter.nl. It covers an area of fc' *! 1» 1 re'
The rbinnev buihling. ne*t to Harm* .%
iMckman'e, i* Iwmg ro«»fe.i It is three
stores hii?h and rt»tl>«» on the cro-md
The tJ.dder Kule Haz >ar building : ■ t■ 1
feet, a<l|otniug the I'hinnev building, betn»r
ere ted bv (' F Vo«. id Port a ,d i« a.tnost
completed, it l« the only str.i. t ire in tl:e
t «'k that i« nol under roof.
t>amgan A • >:d have j-ist r.>->fed
the"" fjn.t • l.k W. O'l s- ;«■
► roni. between Marion and Columbia, and
\ i-teritiK wa« to h.*\e Khch I-yester
da.
Ihe Roiwed k corner o' Isdumbia
a-id Front ts i nlshesi on the or.- de It
is three store* tn he cbt and **»« 11** leet m
S!»e
ton tractor I'arive !;o ..;c}<ete>i the
ivassjee stone fo :n.lati.» \ on the lower
side of Front «treet
Co' irobta stret*. fh «s* the Coiman b;c-< k
Is is ;"t !tU» feet tn dn. .n«.» - .ml tne
v »'i "dtug ft <:i!g up w,i * tne st#T, r; », jjj
e »ht. Frt. k a*e on the jr.' ir- and c. n
*t-uction on the f.rst »to»v ivirme->!
* e»ter iss
Tt# fo ;odtSUM of tbe Oott-tein b! .-t
* " tneaat eort.er of Fror.t and <%> - 1 -
* i -eft , -j; t-. the »t;eet The |>* 1 »aii
" C.l. laxh.* street 43d tbe h« aw 1 ar
f U;c :-.r«t store ha-e uwt arr-.v* 1 *-,<
* ; t 1 t>la<-e at once. Its sue ;>
-' < at -.5 t. ir storte- m height
Im.-K-o itdf* bi;.!4Wi(C, »o.:th
we*t.:- - -,#r c Front a- .1 \"oluiiii-<a ha
lt* <t on about d -tie. The ruasstve
»'.»ne r<>. I w»; also ' ea'U t
It* : ui lu ( -vter« . till reel aad wtll N>
tsv«. - tone- bijib
ha* J i»I.» • ei r«1 cn the Kwm
dalson for Ith & ,r . *<vt
between * -duir' 4 and Cherrv The bmkl
•ng eill be »u iWr es }, cs.rers an
a*ea 111*1* te*t
W I*. Bojd n'.oeetl »nt.» |-,,s • • ; k » j t .
I t»r>t and Cherry »i*er!» r ..> \
temporary r»«t» %* ++ j a e ,i m
•umtj and Use 1. ier stores »„1 cr -ucd
to at ooee. It *2l ' OTr
stone* m height.
Th- Harr b«J im* fc« haj » temporary
roof *'beers: story and ha* ito paw
front completed This b*oek »ffl be foar
»U»r-.** bigs.
Schuenaaa * th-ee-storr h=i:dmg sorU»-
ea»t rjtiwt of CiWiy aiid Front, w »*il
along towar-is th* secoud story. Tn»
rro-jod plan »v«rs «?xH» fret
The I nion fcioek brickwork ■* up to tbe
Atoi Aory. On Kiomat of delay ' r rt " " 7
ir;g the front c&ItHBB*. the Sr*t story as no*
*•: gnashad. The bailding 3to be live
«torte» high.
Tbe »?x-story fViaia bic-ck. bctng btxLt
b' tfce -tarr "UW is tsp a *orv and * half.
It *ui of the b*ari»ome*t and m>-t
ire Mljhifi fa the city. The
grotrnd plan ia 111*30 feet
One ar. : a hal' stones of tbe six-story
*a'e baiudisg are np on Froc* at tbe
foo» of « her-* . It Las a frw»ta«l of tb.rty
fe^t.
W rt ha* ' ,-t ©t-ranier •ed on the Gor
don V.<y tat the foot of Cherry "tree?. It
t , -f, r -tones h:*b *ben «o<npi«te»i
Kiein \ iildtng ba* a «tory
an.i i haif of Sniksrors up. and the re
ruainder of the four stories will be ::ni*hed
in a few week*.
i <.wn.an \ II an ford's t*o-story Hock >s
a!i i he-i :« also the one-story Pt:ge;
A bank on Therrt and Front.
J >i.Ti Col: R*' {x rdaatai biork. between
Ye-i'.-r a»?n ?. sewid a' ' James streets,
ha re., hfj the top of the first story on the
sre-'. eK .».1 the first
j;.'..»» and J- -t of tbe walls are half way
*■ • r>ft-tory. Contractor I! irne has
a - .t I-ent b*fklavers and tw«??;ty-l»e-
Üb#>rers at work, and there .ire aSiut
t-.tcr • ■ < r thirty rarperiter* nl«<> wnrk
• j oti the >:«-« v. Tbe buiidi' g will he fiee
a*i t 'he '*r k *< r* wiil i«e done in
Siv w ek*. A hoisting engine and machine
arr:vel yesterday, and w.il be plaied in
p it .mat on e. Al! of the boiatiag will
*-e done hy *te im. The girder* are on the
w«v fr»K!i P tt- sre. and are •ererai week'
overdue a:r mi v. If they tio not noon ar
rive it witi interfere with the
progress of thf buiiling. >boald the sea
prove rainy, a temporary awning will
f [ it nv<»r th" walls and th«* work pu-bed
* ilii ad haste.
o> IIHIMKI!) HI. HTKBKT.
I.ittl* *»|>are Thtt T< >nt Ihrnpfeil hjr
*»IM Ruildlii(«.
The L»»haped building,
frnntsnc both on Commercial street and
Verier avenue, i* banning to show itaeif
I he foundations are completed, and the re
(na:n«ier of the building will be completed
a* *<>>n a« men and money ran accomplish
it The builtiing will be four stories filch.
The basement for A.- A. l>enny's and
F 1 Terry • union block, west ude of i'om
mer< ial, between Ye-der avenue and Wa-fc
ington street, adjoining the loiter Horton
nank building will l»e completed today oy
t'on traitor Car keek. The foundation is of
stone nil'!, next to the t'olman foundation,
is the largest in Seattle. It cost SI3,OW*.
The building will 1* ltr.'xlll leet in dimen
sion*, and -land four stories, M#*srs.
I'enny and Tern* have not yet decided
whether tbe\ willlinish the structure this
year or not.
Captain J. H. Marshall's fine brick build
ins: on the southwest corner of Commercial
an«t \S'a huigton *trpe?s i* about finished.
The building -tamls three stories above a
tine basement, and i* u)x'*> feet in size
The front t» ornate with galvanized iron
trimmings and granite ornaments. The
entire structure will be occupied the first of
next «eek hv a prominent wholesale bouse.
Mr. Isaac Parker's two new buildings on
the we-t >nle of Commercial street, bet ween
Main an 1 Washington. are finished to the
top of basement story. Each building will
be three stories high above the ba-euient,
and will rover »«xlll feet of spa e. Work
« ill prtK eed from now on until complete*].
With <oo.l luck the buildings wiil 1* ready
for occupancy by I>ecemi>er I.
Jtetween the two J'arker building* the A
I*. building is being constructed.
It it .:<» feel wide by 111 feet long, and will
'■•" id tbie«- stories alkivt* thr basement.
Ihe second story tbior joists are now being
p it in. and the roof wsil I*. put on inside «>t
n week. The entire structure will be occu
pied by A. F. lb.tailing Jfc Co. inside of
thirty day*.
Mr-.. Harmon's new New England hotel,
northwest corner of Commercial and Main
street ■<. is rapidly assuming shape. Ibe
("..nutUm and i isement walls ar.- coni
plete.i§and the first floor joists arc being
p.it n |s>«ition. lPiildiug will be pushed
until lb.* structure i* entirely completed. It
will stand three lories a ove the ba-ement
uiiil !sp »»>illl feet.
H Adam* building, on tbe we*t side of
Commercial. iieiwren Ja ksoti nnd Main
street# when finished will be :V>*l U fee. in
and stand three stories al>ove a larire
ba-ement An abundant e of material is
on hand and with favorable weather the
butlding will I*. tinished by January |,
Adjoining H Adams' b aiding is one to
t-e »• reeled by Mr. W H.Maud, rhe foun
.lation is completed and work bepun on the
bm; liny, whi.-h will |* finished bv January
!. It will be ;«tlll feet and three stories
high above a basement.
I H. Hughes' building, on the east side
of Commercial strce: between Jackson ami
Main, i* nearly completed, and mill* oc
cupied 11'■ side of two weeks. The building
is three «torie* hsuh aiwe a basement and
covers an ar.-.i Vxlll feet.
The noribe i-t corner of Commercial ar: i
Main *tr*et.s, whet.- the siquire-l.atiii.er
building is being , re. ted. it a s«ene of great
:ivit>. Contractors Ixmg \ » >. have over
siity titer-, at work, and the In* wall, ar ,.
U> a-s, u ,.e «haj*. The building
wiii have !>• feet frontace and est-nd 111
i.-er t.i the r.-ar. and wui sta.id -on stones
Material is all on the ground, and
with anything hike favoral le weather, the
J r k work beronipieted in forty
and she l.uilding ready for occupancy two
ni> itbs la»«r. Ibis l i* oth- ot ihe
lar -. s- in the northwest, and wii] l-e a
i r«.»;t t«\ :he ctty.
the « and capping for the founda
tion for U H Maud's new building, south
« sst cor-.er ' Washington and t'ommen ai
stwts. is oiup ,-te.l but the work on the
building will no? W<ln till ne*t
M When fre.u-.i the building will
stand four «torie.s byh a d l-e '\i<Ks feet
in diiv.en- ns.
A 'hr.. «tor> nidtr.i? on «he th !«
of Washttigton street between naiiro.id
aver, e and t'ommer iai i* about Ci»:u
t»leted bv Mr J. L.angsto U . | t stands
three stories *Siw bas«ment an-i c, ,er*
an .res -i'*?" (eel. Tbe baudm* c»st
$. s •* Ih>w ,t .;,i . contra rors. will t irn
'be b- . u-£ over to Mr Lang st. >n. com
i».;»*s| -,n a •. .? four wres«
Mr >.»-demon's three Mory |« .*- rg on
'> .* e ivr ]«
K smmer ial "r*ets. will be ready fnr .v
--••1 * v Noeetmer A, Tbe -
?ee» ;n s;;c
*!.»>•. sf» »;> » rr rr t
lanr >ft*a4t<4 Mis.lur*. R(«lng 1
I »fl> llrtls
At the I'hmney A Jones Mi flg
ond a ;d Jan.es streets the d»th< uity in
-S .. • ' .s -ie are.! b«::J4in« op»*a
t * Tr>»- >aseme-.l i« a ! , ;p * n .i „ me
c s':<r 5..» r r, ip to the storv. on
wh h i< fc.sr !»rn pis ed Its hand
*o, » : grar.!> a -eadv *h.>w « -ipn S u l9
front r**s*e. rti*k are on the ground to
jntt in lie ..tiding Tbe block ;s ! 11x120
* n I ■ * ' ve -t-s~.es :n he-cht
'"* a-!i - ft.fl Temtorv larr'tr »-t
* of. (viny « < r rtbeast corner of
>*- ud »n * v Her*-* streets will four
*!• re« h At present ibe
wa..» are *-n ih: we 4 | haj of the
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGEXCEB. THURSDAY, OCTOBER IT. 1889.
tsioek. and tbe partition studding on toe
first arxt ■« belt* |Kit in peace. Tbe
!>TELU- r> U'l perfecting press is already
located in tbe bawn int and the enure
piant of the paper wiJ te located here *5
soon u the building assumes nfficient
*IW.
Tbe iouadsti-fa of tbe six-story Ham *-
burg biock, south**.*', comer Second and
Cherry streets, » laid and par: of tue hm
fOrT «aii« ar*» op. Wort is temporarily
I'l.'peiHiel »ut wili be renewed next wee*.
J. H- Keojntorff h*e commenced ejtca
taung for a I.'IX'JU fool building adjoining
tbe Washington Territory Improvement
Com par. y s buho.n.g on second street. It
will be a four-story bri.i with a concrete
basement.
Tbe #xt« r:<i? of the Timts ; iock is finished.
It is a th nee-story tjock ontkw3mbii -treet,
between .Second and i'ront streets.
The basement i# completed un the Heiier
b:>:»ck. northwest corner of Cui.imbiaand
on i str«et-. Tb«- blotk will be a fit
jtort building, runricc back to tbe alley
on J'oi injbia j-tre* ; and itv .nz siity feet on
becond street. Its handsor.se stone trixa
are being put in fla-.e on tbe first
The new j*>toflfre buSdiag as com
pie'ed covers »'».t*l'«> feet »: ground, it
represent? an outlay of ?UU> *'
' harte- A. MeH'in: i- patunst in a one
<tory I r k on th- comer
of Second ami Marion streets. Ih:? build
ing will be tint*hed m a few uayx. J. M.
Colman. who owns this !and. will put up
a six-story block here next year.
The heavy stone foundation o; Judge
Burke's *even-story bio« k.northwe?t corner
ot Marion and >ecoiid street- S-eftm? to
show on the we-1 • i ie. llin building is to
be lo?11 "J") feet ;n »;» and wii; i>e one of
th- i<e-t building? in t;ie city, it will take
three in>nth- to finish the foundation.
Tbe excavation for John block,
northeast corner of Marion and Second, is
about hit f «; >r.e The tirst-»tory wail is
well started on the north fbie.
Ejcjv.a »11 or the new M uihaitan bi-tck,
corner In ion and .Second .streets, i> well
under way. The block will cover a quarter
ot a block, and be three stories high.
O* THIRO STRfET.
Pester Morton'smassive block cm Third
street 1= being roofed. l';a;terers are
already at work on the interior and the
window-frames are being put in in the
front. The block is four stories in height on
Third street and tive on the end next to
the alley on t berry street. It is pt*xl:»
feet in sire.
Over :>»>.000 brick have already been laid
on the new Kline .v block on
Second and I niversity »treet«<. The build
ing cover- an area of lJOxlfW leet antl will
be six stories tn height. McEachern.Tora
linson A <iih«on. the contractors, have a
large force a: work and e\j>e< t to complete
the work in forty-live days. A temporary
roof will lie put on the first story and
building proceed right along. The heavy
iron columns will arrive from < Imago this
week They are surmounted by m issive
pilasters forty-eight inches across the la-.e.
SOI Til SKt'ONIk STREET.
The ( lang of the Trowel Heard on Every
Hand.
Mo>e< Korn's tine brick building, outh
west corner of Yesler avenue and South
(s.-ennd >treet.i about ready for occupancy.
Mr. Korn has built but three stories above
the basement this year, but will add an
other story as soon as spring o]«ens. The
plasterers will M>on finish their work and
be followed by the painters, who will -oon
turn the building over to the owner ready
for occupancy.
The brick work on Mr. C. E. Bowman's
.TOxIHt-three-story building, on the west
«ide of (South Second street, between Yesler
avenue nn-i Washington, will be completed
in about three weeks. It will be ready for
occupancy by the l>t of December. or
sooner.
Twenty men are rii£a?e<) in pu»hms» the
Terry-Kittincer block, on the northeast
corner of Commercial and Washington
street*, toward the -kv. The butenuut
ami first *torv» wails are tip, and. with pood
luck, the building will be ready fur occu
pancy by January 1. The Terry.
building wiP be an ornament t • the city.
It will stand tour Mv>rie« in height and
cover >oxlll feet. Tuere will t>e -ix >u»rie«
on the ground Hour. and ottices on the
three tipper tloor*.
Mr. lieorge 1». Kitti:i>;er • building, north
side of Washington. between t omiuercial
aini Second, is rapidly assuming
shi}*. Ihe basement ami r.r>t story i- up
ami the building will !>e finished i>y Ja:i
uary 1. Ihe building covers ,'ioxt>i) feet of
spare. an<l will vtan.i four stor;e< above the
ba>eiuent when completed.
A large fort "of men are at work on the
4Je<>rge H. Kittmger building, northwest
corner of r-outh Second and Washington
streets. Mr. Kittinger is personally suj>er
intending the work, which is now being
rushed with i?r*at rapidity. The builuin,.'
when completed will stand four stones
hijjb. and cover an area itix&i feet. The
basement : »nd rir*t Mory are air.-a ly com
j.eUd. Mr. Kittinger -ays the building
*i.l Lie ready for ih < :pancy by the noddle
ot Decernt>er. lie now ba- thirtv-three
aieti at work.
The brick work on George <*. Monroe's
budding on th»* -o itnwe-t «ort.er of Wash
ington and South &v-.>ntl - r. i ts. is com-
I It ted, and a f-irce ul t arpent«r«, under the
:pervision of tot.tractor- I* -w v Co., are
j-it! - .' t' the Crushing touches to the interior,
ir»v;,tu> to making way for plasierrrs.
Ihe building «t»nds three stories, and in
WiaWeei Ihe building wdt V r*ud> fur
«>- upancy ins:<!eo( four week*.
Adjoining the Monroe b ling on the
west i-. the K ;ne A HosenUrg buildin:.
whirhis already completed, on the ex
tertor. It has a frontage on Washington
street of f >rty-live feet and a depth of i fsv
sx feet and stamis three sue.-- above a
U-csuei.t Plasterers will finish their work
io»uv. when the painters and gilder" wsil
»;ct to work and have the building ready
for oec.ipancy inside of ten il.iv -
riiet.i rpp W. V , Ul .p bu:ldpig. aiijo.n
iuc th<> K e V Uo«*ntwr< bailding on the
west. i« ai-o nearly completed The build
ing-rand* thr.-.-Tories in height and is
si'xfti fret. Ti'e br< k work has com
pleted. the r\« f put on . the ca-penter r •
work nearly fir shed, and the p!a*'e-er«
iM-gan vesjerrtav The b aiding «ii| I*
re . iy ior tenants by the m.u . t - of N- rem
t<f ,
Contra. t4u Uommel. agisted hv forty
w. • kii en. is busily engacM i udung Con's
th.-st.-r building. on the - . iti east. orner of
N.utfc •-> on.j an,, Washington, to comple
two. The bri, k work Will b*
I isv. when the r*>f wdt he it u on and
' .r -aevi retr*rdof the rams,
r.verv e* "t will be made t<> harethe b u!d
•ns coai{'eted by N - i»
< eva i iee:de th-a>r vt of Cfr.
ca^jo.
Work •• be.n.- r i*hed w.th -jeatra;.«d--
or. «he .'es>e W t.eorr* bta'dsug" north
ea*t corner South r d aa ., \ U , rJ
tn ton H I|lm V A. r gfct hare ail iheir
riat#na! on the p- >« 4 .-, i wjj. b,* r tb «.
-«r-i. t- re r.v>'. ; b\ the - d :.■• oj \ rrm .
- I -- W * a w ' V dued by Jaruarv 1
T fcui: •- " : ! wiii «und
four «torse* the
OnlKlMl M:.to-i \ s.. i; . h M r . l%h , u
work o« Mr Uuron !! alome n
tl-e northwest • -r er <>; >. ath N« • j snil
,a.k ? n The pi*ns cad a baUdiJ
rt.xi'.tfee Uireest rt , sn , h . #
has»menl The b .^mer.t' and t.r-t -t.,rr
s-e at'ead* r.r. -he: a «t -v, ry etT..rt wdl
'* av.e to bar? ihe » readv bv «be
hbiletrf i«e<-ei: e- |. ;t *a;-s s
car.va, a,.. . t r,-t i.e.; the ►ua'd:n c
ami the work av H> m evr
iui- wui t* one of tLe uiost ?üb?tant:ai
structures on tbe coast, and will be oev "
pied by* wholesale firm.
F. Marco has completed a one-*tory
bnildiag 91x155, on tbe southwest comer of
&oath ?Seccmd ard Jackson streets. The
building is dnrided into -eren rooms, occu
pied by business firms, harness shops,
carriage shop. etc. The structure cost
IS.OQO.
SOUTH TMIIII* DIRECT.
Strurlorrs Crowdr<i tlim( th* T.imit of
the Limits of thr f iir l»i%trict.
Shanks i Mill* three-«tory and basement
building on tie n rLhre-t com#.: of Jack
son and south Ttiird street? -liiaecoin
yietei in a day or two. The interior will
be finished and the building oec -pied in
side of thirtv days. Ibere are three v to res
on the grade floor fronting on South Th'.ru
street, and two stores fronting on Jackson.
The entire buildine is 'OiIO&
Contractor IVrt.val ha? a large force of
workmen b'.sily eug.iited on Winehill's
building -outhwest corner of >!ain and
Soutli Th rd -txwis. The foundations are
laid and :he wa.ls -re rapidly assuming
proportions. It will 1* three ,-tories b'gh,
and 6Dxl'.s feet, when completeJ. Ttie
brick work w;.i be done by the n.:i<lie of
I¥ceniher aud the building occ-if ; d Vv
January 1.
Tbe large brick building under j'«eof
construction oa ti;e »*. uthea->{ "ft o:
South Third and Main -trees U to
Mr. <<eorjre R. Kinnear. It has a frx>nsage
on Second street of 12" feet, and on Main
street of lus feet. When completed it wHI
te fo-tr storie? above a liasfiuwit The
b.i -eiuer.t. fir-t -•••;y an 1 half of the onu
story are compiete-l, and if good weather
continue? ft>ur week> lonirer. the roof will
on, ,vnd the budding ready for occu
pancy be Jan-sarv 1. Tlioma- \ Albright
are the contractors.
Ktige A- M< K roy «re building a three
-5t »ry above ba-«iuer.t building cm the we»(
-ide of >ouih Third. between Washington
•iid Main streets. T!ie brick wi rk will !•«
completed hi three weeks ami ihe budding
ready for occupancy by January 1.
On the west »Hie of South Third, between
Washington and Main streets, Mr. \V. T.
Hail is building :» large lour-story brick
building. It covers u .space OOxiO feet in
size. Ihe building ha> l«cen completed ore
•■tory above the basement, and work will
stop until spring, when the building will
be fiui>bed. A temporary roof has-been
put on the grade tloor and the basement
■wiil be occupied immediately.
The rhtfk'.x hotel tmilding.northea*t cor
ner of isouih Ihird and Washingten. is
completed. This building i« tbrte-stories
high and built by Wah Ch.ing. l>i
rectly in the rear of this a three-story,
4<>x. r «o fee: building is being erected bv
Wah Chnng. John Dow .t Co.. the con
tractor-. have all the material on hand and
ssy they w:ti complete the structure in
four weeks.
Homer H:!!'s building on Yesler avenue,
between B'juth Third and South Fourth
streets, is going up rapidly. Brick work
wilibe completed in three weeks, and the
building re4.iv for occupancy inside of
sixty days. The building will be two
stories high.
Architect Fisher's 'iOxIOO brick block on
the corner of I'ike and Third street*, wi l !
be completed at once. Its foundation is
already laid and work on the* story
will commence in a day or two.
True Economy
It it iru» economy to buy Hood's f>ar.«ap.»rin*.
tor •' 190 lkises One I»MUr°* is original with ami
true only of litis popular tnedietne. If v.»u wish
to prove this, buy a of Itnxl's Sarsaparilla
and mfjiurs iu routtnU. If on will find it to bold
100 teasp"»n(uU. Now read tho defections, and
yitn wii! find that the average d.ise for persons of
rftffeient is less thau ;i teasponuful. If »>d's
S».ir»ap.iritU> is the l>e*t and ehe*|>e*t medicine.
•• I took Hood". Strsapan'ila tor s<.ss of aj petite,
dyspepsia, and nmrml languor. It did me a \ ast
auioatit of good." J. W. Willefoed, Quincy,lll.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
SoM br %\\ sts. s\; *ix for #5. Prepared only
l>y V. I. il(X>ni CO..
100 Doses One Dollar
Thursday, October 17, Clearing dot
Auction Sale
OF
Household Furniture, Crockery, Glassware.
MESSES. i'UFOCR & CO.
Have received instructions from Alexander Leckie, Esq., to se'l
at Auction without reserve, 50 TONS of Household
Goods, comprising Drawing, Dining, Bedroom
and Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, Bed
Linen, Etc., Etc., Etc
Sale at lO o'clock
At our Sale Rooms corner of Second and Union Sts.
BRICK DRYER,
Call and get Particulars and Figures.
Seattle In am! Steel Manufacture C#
0
Seattle Office, West Seattle Ferry Slip. Mcr'ii Office and
Works, Salmon Bay,
HARRINGTON & SMITH,
i. { . ers a. u. . c :fa crs, have now on 1 the largest and besi
K.ci'ted stock en Pisgct Sound.
C ° o 'r!ou^ f rVort H*aTj fe ' ''o"' Stwe, .Corda«n and Ship Chrr>fll«ry.
e,our, fern. Hay Crnin, Paints anrt OKs and all kinds of
STABLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
' 1 *'• ' ter ntpref P.ov» *al Ha.-row,
I ' - MiuacU vrairnßS
San Fru s:-: Bridge Company
p IL3 IDFU^VIISrO
_ omcE - - raoT OF jacksow street
nnnw f r ° usersi °°' der - $e5 °.tr,$8, $9, $lO.
uUUI!, r ri-ousers Maker-,
Room -A. t kins Block.
I 8
a Oswego n
i Stfrch I
2$ A rus; :n «tr*cfv..: partej-- Bnl
M »® lf >* a' 4 *® 4:r - t»s*utr of Kgy
P»3 it ;nsj»rt» to :!3ec, etc. No other
H&3 Sl«rch t*o*« foci »ar'«.- i««l
S{j K:?c*tjrd'j" Nii«r Glow " Sr«r-h w.:i b« fc;4)C;
jffj foe« 4 fir iap«r?cr '.o at; csi:«r f, r PR. i
Laundry in at »:w=j*_a. end
jf «r.<l cott -tr-t t. t?v«r variM :avj-J4i- 2
Uy. *n<J !!>• fmni <*ic>r. . *
if «"2 ->*r: or I J-1
v. i N. f-c-'i
l> ■ in th* Ks<tita##of cfe*«r§«arriu4—tr« pvii
• .*!■»* t ;h«ch»»pef„ K nfsfarJ <iSur« h l*P"
'• i «*•. rentl»»d tne for tftXil
:» £i n«sUiy. So!d«'l iruasd tfc« weridl fiß'-
I. KIN<»SKORD A SOX. o«.era.S Y eK*"
' •" "^:V ; " " '
CITY OF PARIS
Wholesale aid Retail
DRY GOODS.
Third St., Near Madison.
LEADING ESTABLISHMENT FOR
FINE IMPORTED
DRESS GOODS
SEALETTE
AND
PLUSH CLOAKS
AND ALL KIND 3 0? R V»K AXD
RICH NOVELTIES
CITY OF PARIS
THE GOLDEN EAffl
Is the place to buy Clothing for
Man, Boy or Child.
We will tell you the reason why:
We carry the largest ami best stock in the eUy.
We manufacture most of the Clothing we *oiL
We consequently save the consumers the jobbers nrofit
We guarantee everything seiL
We practice a spirit of economy in conducing our business wfc*
bound to save the public thousands of dollars. !
Surmises as to what i< Correct." can be easily turned into certaiatie* 1
an inspection of our elegant display of new Novelties in every Departs**.
DRESS SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Prince Alberts and Cutaways. Perfection is here displayed. \\>
please the most exac ting. Prices range from ?i >to $35. Novelties in Yow
Men s suits. ' Nobby" patterns made in "nobby" style. WVve turned th*
trade tide cur way. No trouble in finding the corre t thing here.
Overcoats and Chinchilla Coats and Vests
The most complete assortment to lie found in the city. Latest and mott
Stylish Patterns, cut in the fashionable shape.
We cordially invite everybody to come and inspect our magnificent srort
Whatever is bought from us and proves for any cause unsatisfactory alter
inspection at home, may be returned for exchange or money will be refunded
STRICTLY ONE PRICE. 1
He Golden Ege Cloli Hons
I. BUXBAUM & CO., Proprietors.
111 Brick Block Corner Front and Seneca Street*.
'
ORDERS BY MAIL should be accompanied with the money, draft«
P. O. order to insure prompt attention and to save costs. Our business is
strictly cash.
GORDAN BROS
TAILORS
NOW IN
Rooms 24 and 25, Boston Block
WILL OPEN ON OR ABOUT THE
loth, cxf October
IN THE
New "Times" Block
With the finest Sto kof Goods on the Pacific Coa«t.
MEXICAN LINIMENT
■HI 111 l j||| I III"
■ r *\g »- 3 viv ' rxidi c .\ 1 < 1
1 1
1 1
1 . , Voot { DWta'* * lnSi v,oavic.s, V
1 "J*. <^ b d s*i tcb 2; I
| H ™ >pc , sufl J S< J
1 «nJiS£* -'a u;
Thus the '* Mustang" conquers pain/
Makes MAN or BEABT well again!
The Type, Presses, Printing Material ami Machioerj
Used upon the IV r-lNrF.iuorv< FR and all other Pa<!fw Coast dailies
p;.: renamed of PALMER \Ki V I, r EleH rot jpi i U '. Stereotypic*
at rati , a :dr«.-s PALMER & REY, Type l ' oc "
crs, Liccirotypcxs and Mcrcutypcrs, FcktlaM', Ok.