Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-14

Until ths present. time re havs -re-
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tics = shfs dEs--cigss Z - TOR tlas rea-
s3a that t4s hozse has gos anti Tery
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xi,ho4t aav Effort OF the pr. ot the
prop.ie.ors, the Hotel Brunswick IL en-
loving a liberal patronage
At In expense Of several thousand
dollars ths Opera House buiiaIng -as
reunodelei and converted into = con
modious hotel. With sky rcosas n suites
and single
These rooms hare ali S@ea handsome
IL czrpesed and fitted up with ueS fur
r.itare and bedding throughout. TIE
bedroom se+s are from the factory o..
4 u. Paaiz1u Z Co. 90 this CITY. and Tor
F,-41fy us i.r.sa and cile-rfallsss OF a.
tss lgzne- emo; be surpassed Ihs
fr -. z-eyv work u also first class and
the MATTRESSES are the same Throughout
,se entire hgzS@. There j. No; DARK
r,5t 8. Ia the a3lldInZ. those IN the cen
s,,r being l.gatei from the eo1rt, which
i c5sese1 yEith an immense skvllsAi-
All TIE rooms are supplied WITH css.
thus saving both the trouble and danger
Of lamps, besides furnishing much
brighter and more chserful hight.
TIE DINING soox,
Which has an entrance from the Hats
above, and also from Commercial street.
i presided over by that well-kuovn ca
terer Mr.. J. W. Martin. who for several
wears was favorite steward on steam
ers plying ON the coast between San
Francisco and northern ports. The
dining room and kitchen are models OF
ueatuess, and meals are served IN mrs.
class style by gentleTaan!y and obligiHg
| walters. No better fare can be fonnd
anywhere on this coast than is spread at
the Hotel Brunswick.
Along the front of the building on the
! first fiat are a number OF rooms IN
suites, handsomely furnished and
| warmed by cheerful coal stoves, also a
neatly furnished
PAgLog,
Which is coy and pleasant, and which,
| like all the rooms along the front Of the
| building. on both flats, commands An
elegant view of the Sound, and the
-aow-clad mountains beyond. On both
| floors are bathrooms with hot and cold
water which are free to the guests.
The halls throughout the building are
wide, spacious and we'll lighted.
Among the most admirable features Of
| the Hotel brunswick, are the excellent
| facilities afforded Tor
ESCAPE IN CASE OF FIRE,
Particular attention having been paid
| - this important item. III the remodel
| ing of the building. II is so arranged
with numerous broad stairways and
balconies, that every person IN the
| house, no matter in what portion, can
| reach the street, either from the front
| or rear, OF two minutes notice. Other
precautions have also been taken in
| d at regard, and a Waterman Is en-
| ployed, whose duty 1t Is 70 visit every
| portion of the house each half hour dur
ing the night.
The oflice is at present on the second
| floor, but the proprietors contemplate
removing it to she floor below early IL
| the spring. In the rear and at the sides
of this office are spacious apartments
which have been fitted up as
SAMPLE ROOMS,
Where commercial travellers are afford
ed first class opportunity OF displaying
their various samples and wares.
new safe and piano have been or
dered for the house and will arrive in a
few days.
The proprietors Of this frst-class no
! tel are
MEssgS. ALDEN Is ATKINS.
! Major Alden has lived too long on the
Sound, and is too we'll and favorably
known to need any introduction at our
hands. His partner, Mr.. A. w. Atkins,
has been III the Territory about a
year during which time he has nad'
many friends. He is an affable gentle
man and an experienced hotel man, hav
lug been connected with tirst-clas
houses in Colorado, Utah and Califor
MIA during the past twenty years.
AN ACCESSION TO SEATTLE.
For some time past the want OF add
tionai hotel accommodations in thi;
city has been keenly felt, and this want
Messrs. Alden Il Atkins have in great
measure supplied by tho opening of the
! Hotel Brunswick. We wish the enter.
prising gentlemen the success they de-
serve.