The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-04

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Yesterday morning sf-iSIlAlA'
cKxcrs reporter stood for bali an houi
Il The Mace mentioned. counting the
- g.-~.Ar. t..u. m;oute n
49, .,vs~srs.d crav.4sd r., so passed
sh 49, 8. :, 49, nassd fhr All.
49,. - re~nvted "a bv h,,siness pedes-
=, ard from fhe banf on Commercial
ss,eef
The-s T. wherr al the teams from,
"a S -, .sreet dorm Ja1ues and
,csh~r ssrs~es - Frouf even from the
sr,,sy =, r~,rtion II Yesjer Avenue by the
s.n,e c3r,snit converre 10 pass through
and r~arh fhe CITY front. because
sher. = M nsssa~e vay along YesIer
srerue befveen North Second and
rrnus streets .a0r al0ng Webster street
hesreen Sonsh Second and CONNER
ri.l This mart az Yesler avenue Is
iu,,,e sssf,Ie snr teams. and uncomfort-
sfle 81 f,otmen. By unnecessary &C
foundations Of refuse matter. the ave-
me Il ~ one Mace narroxed down
r. ! w,dsh at four feet and even that
l. not clear for walking. Entering
yesier venue from Front street. the
<,.,er, sn.ce Il Init eight feet. Is sf-ewn
G;sh hroken brick and its sides
cloyysd with loose living timbers and
nroiectinp scraps of Old iron. At this
snof Il siso = huge mass of waste
r,;eses of ire<ired out old niles heaped
,ndiscriminateiv together. An the
wav nm the avenue u Second street Is
one elon gated ridge Of ola piles. refuse.
brick iron. iunk. old and useless burnt
si,pheys waste barrels and ashes occu-
rv;nc : snaee thirty feet in width.
Nearly an fhis thirty feet could
reality IL made aya,laHIe far teams
and travel The dehria il not fhere
necesssrilv ia make mon, for the
wnrr men On the nev Occidental J.
neither Il any m n If il 10 b re-used
in The buildine Of thst structure.
Commerce and public convenience
which always siipercetic individual
prpferments. require that All that
stuff be at once removed, 80 that
! esasf avenue . may uS - oren 20
nounced
Al the narrow gan for teams near
the triple junction Of Yesler. Front
and Commercial il is common to see
half dozen teams In q row moving
Vno Wsy Anu uosSn neaueu t,ae
teau,ste~s A. the front ohv;s.e the All.
ficultv and pass each other.
On Yesler avenue, just below Conn.,
merciai street, the roadway Is but
nlteen ieet IN width. wniie nfteen feet
beside 1t Is filied up with old iron and
other debris that might, with much
gain, be removed. A short distance
further, towards the dock. and the
wagon way dwindies 70 ten feet IN
width, while on its northern side II
might, BY the removal Of old iron, be
eniarged twenty feet additional.
from lesier through South Second
to Washington street there Is no &C
cess Tor teams, and hence the bulk OF
the wholesale commerce OF the city
has to pass through tie rtide and re-
stricted space referred to.
arurr apsrnrerroxs
on issies, between Noith ana Soutn
Second streets, are large heaps of fire.
wood, boxes and unnecessary filth,
and Int one team n a time can mas,
tbroneh its narrovesf Mace which !.
brit six feet in width
IN OTHER ios sLlfiEs-
Along the west side OF South Fourth
street. between Washington and Main
st-eets hoxas fuel ola logs rafrs.
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norh Sue o. TINS street are larry
hah-burnt piles that have lain there
weeks.
Waste scraps OF boards aud old lint
parreis are Anunasht on Washington
as.ss 7oass solu anu .t mn.
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