The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-20
= PROGRESS m BUIIDInc.
,-;<k Structures to be Erected
This Season.
--nx,.rs whose Construction Il As
.arrd. Probable or Possible
Il Pine List.

rae number OF brick buildings
Z -h;cI, il has been announced viii be
'".~led IN Seattle during the coming
-.-.on i quite large; and the num-
- that viii positively be built is such
: i Indicate that the Improvement in
~. rity viii he greater during lssg
AR during any previous year in the
s;.tory Of Seattle. Work has actually
t.e,,n on six or seven Of the structures,
~ viii soon begin On as many more.
~ list Of those whose construction II
reYtain IL as follows.
q I. Yesler. six story. corner Front
~ lanes, G6xl15, four stores and
a rooms; 500. CO.,
Harms a. Dickmaa. one story to be
.ided 10 their present bull ding at the
sssner Of Front and Marion, aud a
snaII building TO be put up in the
-. $1,000.
Richard HeIyoke. southwest corner
:. Front and Spring streets. four
seor;es 69xIl5, two stores; $50 600.
Gilmore and Kirkman. corner Front
nd University streets; seven stories,
fD1lIe.s three double storerooms:
fypoo
q. C. Squire. northeast corner Of
ri and Battery streets; three stories.
lre storergorns and bank, IS offices
300.
81 W. Swank, northwest corner OF
Is and Front streets; three stories:
Gs0oo
Odd Fellows Lodge No. 7. en- Front.
befween Bell and Battery streets, four
fofies, 40x120, one large storeroom.
seembly rooms. Offices, ETC.: $50 .Oo0.
A. Levin 81 Co., Commercial street.
tefween Yesler avenue ard Washing
IN. three stories, 40xI0O feet. SO COO.
G. K. Bowman. on South Second. be-
txeen Yesler avenue and Washington
fns brick to be devoted to wholesale
purposes; $4,000.
Geo. B. Kittinger, northwest corner
Il South Second and Washington
ereets; four stories, GDx7o, three
d0ries. officss, etc. 81, 600.
Iewellyn, Dodge 81 Co., Second
6treet, between Cherry and James one
tory, 30xT0 feet 10 rooms: 5000.
Judge Thomas Burke, northwest
corner Second and Marion; five stories,
loax1M feet, seven storerooms, I52
el1ees; $50, 600.
Judge Thomas Burke, northwest
coFner Union and Third streets: three
stories exec. four stores, twenty eight
rooms; $50, 900.
Denny Hotel, magnificent hosiery
on Capital hill. between Second and
Fourth, Stewart and Virginia streets;
I've stories, s275, 600
H. L. Yesler, brick in place OF saen-
fef Halle, on Yesler avenue; cost
probably $4,000.
There are yet two or three buildings
D: which public mention, has not been
made, that are reasonably certain 10
be constructed.
rRoBARi.E BuILDITGs.
II Is altogether probable that work
vii be inaugurated shortly ON the fol-
hwing buildings:
A. L. Palmer, northwest corner
Front and Pike: three stories, two
store rooms: $50 600.
L. Diller, corner Front and Univer-
bty streets; four stories. s0xl0o. three
storerooms, upper stories hotel /:
10000.
Alonzo Hull. corner Front and Bat
terry: substantial brick; costing prob
ably so, 900.
1t. Johns Lodge, handsome brick.
on a location vet 10 be determined
cost, probably $50 900.
Messrs. Lauron Ingels, G. T. st one,
nr. f. c. kilbourne and the Y. M. G.
A. viii in all likelihood erect buildings
during the summer.
A separate postofiiee building ii
among the probabilities.
The wholesale establishment, which
q 10 occupy four-storv building on
South Second street. Cox i20 feet, cost
ing SIS 900. has not vet made its name
known TO the public, but there is no
good reason to doubt that Ii will be
started in business.
Mr.. w. A. Bailey is expected To ar
rive here from the East in a few days
and make arrangements for the con-
struction OF a fine brick, costing up
wards OF 100000. on the southwest
corner OF Cherry and Second streets.
MIR. Bailey Gafzert win build on
his Front street property fine struc-
ture TO be leased for wholesale pur-
poses, provided the owner of the prop
erty adjoining viii cooperate.
IL Is understood also that Mr.. Frau
enthai and Judge Burke, who own a
part OF the frontage on the east side
Of Second street, between Marion and
Madison, will build If Mr.. John Leary.
who owns a section of the block, win
Join with them. Mr.. Leary, who is
now IN California, is expected TO mr.
rive in a few days and II is believed
That he will cooper ate with these peo-
pie in building 4 solid block from
Marion to Madison street.
POSSIBLE BUILDINGS.
There are several persons who at the
opening of the building season an
nouneed that they would build, but who
since that time have been in one way
and another hindered from the consum-
nation OF their plans: and there are
elhers who have been for the time de-
leated IN their purposes Amongst
.hese are Messrs ]. NJ. Coiman, j. j.
Post, Amos Brown and Kline 4 Rosen-
~fg Ii cannot vet be definitely
stated that they viii build or that
they viii not.
new building for the Home Fire
insurance Company is amongst the
M'nes that may be considered wholly
~ y possible, too, that Mr. Cyrus
walker, who owns the quarter block
20 Madison and Second streets, direct
Y north Of the proposed Burke build