Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-15


wholesale house on the Pacific coss'
more widely known shan that of A. p
Hotaling, of San Francisco, who for thu
past thirty -one years have had the exclu.
sive agency ON the Pacific coast for ]
II. Cutters celebrated whisky. Il will
be remembered that attempts have beer
made TO initiate theJ. II. Cutter whisky
but always without success. At one
time q firm in the east paid a fellow
named J. r. Cutter q large sum OF
money for the privilege of using his
name for brand of whisky they were
handling, and to this day this j. F. Cut
ter brand ID occasionally palmsd of for
the original. However, E. Martin 4
Co. were arrested for Infringing on j.
II. Cutters brands and trade marks,
and Q verdict of $4,000 damages vas
awarded TO A. p. Hotaling by the courts
against the said Il. Martin i Co. Ten
years ago the branch house Of A. p.
Hotaling d Co. was opened in Portland,
and about ten months ago Q joint stock
company was organized in this city for
the opening OF 9 branch house here. j.
G. Nixon and b. 8. Agar took one-half
the stock and A. p. HotalinR the other
half, and the organization was called
"rhe A. p. HotalinR Company of Puget
sound" The corporation commenced
business in November last, and mp 70
the present time have done business
Of over $4,000. Their sample room
and of3ce 10 on the corner Of Main and
Commercial streets, and their large
warehouse. who're fifty or sixty thou.
sand dollar stock Of goods Il kept, 10 on
Yealer's wharf. This corporation shiu
goods 10. almost every point on Puget
Soond, and their superior facilities en-
able them TO o&6r better bargains "a
deals1 than can - done BY San Fran
cisoo hoQsas. Their Roods are landed
IN thoiY ovn vafeho0oe from vessels. q
- Per ton freight from San Francisco,
botng . saving of g pee ton over thG
usual freight saAss heeuoou thee points.
Whea this Corporation nrst opoAed bos-
ina0 Two msn dad al tho voek. and nov
six uasn are steadily eup1oyed in g
finding 10 orde1, ehippina goods, 60.
boeA AlG11 and Gixna aso populas busi-
nsB m9n, Whieh IN 3 G2oa6 0aasagD -.
eoonts fof thsix nnbeQndsd sneeeul
I'm Aa1uoros Horu--Is Ne AZ 4
leoa VIA OavA J. ". anith talksa 4
A11tAe - - spsu1na ~ Axiingess
'hoesl bsildine vhisA IA seeoa vasani
for nuyUeAl yoAu. nnauy q III lkl6n11
urRod him net 70 undoRtake IT, venture.
vhIeA void involvp Ne sa1eay C aboni
v1z0oQ. but eoee1g . kyaad fu1nse q
sooeo tug Seattle, C6p4ain 60ikh Md
upuo hi own tudgneus ond oponod
t. heen. Ths Ay1e three moaths ~
ho1se did MOI pay. Il vss opened O
0xst clan pfinniplee. and this meaAa
great expense. bat this reputatiou va
raised abroad. and the Arlington soon
goa the reputation Of being the bsss
hotel On The Pacific coaat north Of Sau
FYunciepo. 3r. G. p. Farrar vas ad-
United into the drm soon. after the
opening Of the house, and ! still con.
nected Herewith. Dusineas increased
sill guests we're necessarily turned away,
Finally Smith & Farrar leased the ele-
CANT building on Second street, half a
block east Of the Arlington, and fur
nished il maRuincentiy, and called II
the the New Arlington. Both houses
are run in conjunction. the dining
rooms being in the old house on Com
mcrciAl street. The dining-room 10 the
largest north of San Francisco, and
will seat at one time one hundred per.
eons. From month to month the busi.
neas Increases The receipts Of the
house iast month teing nearly $1,000,
such he1se il cfedn TO it, proprie.
tors and the city In which II il con.
6ucted.