, 1889-08-08
onstratcd most satisfactory condition

of affairs in this respect.
a REVIEW reporter found the situation
about as follows last night:
THE KEYSTONE HOTEL,
at the corner of Post and Front streets,
the fire to Miller d O'Connell. j.
Boughton, the owner of the building,
had left his safe In the office, containing
books, papers and valables, all of which
passed through the flames unscathed.
Miller ~ OConnell lost everything.
tel, the new building recently completed
on the bluh overlooking the river Just
west OF the old Keystone house, II Will
be run in frst-Class style, and 81 per day
will be the rate for board and lodging,
j. 5. Rosenbaum of the California
wine house, 2OS Post street, opened his
safe yesterday and found everything in
good condition. lie has started up.
again at 2l7 Washington street
Frank Domke, whose saloon was
blown up to stop the fire at the south
cast corner of Post and Riverside, saved
his books, papers and, yaluables. He
was clearing away the debris yesterday,
and will begin business again as soon us
permission is granted.
William Buckley, the grocer on Mon
| roe street, found his safe in good con-
dition and will stay in Spokane Falls.
III. l.. Moody, the real estate man on
Riverside avenue, between Post and
Mil streets, opened his safe YESTERDAY
charred but in fair condition,
The Chronicle office, ON the north side
| of Riverside avenue, between Post and
Mill streets, had two safes, one u Hall
and the other of Chicago manufacture.
| The contents of the Hall safe were found
in perfect condition and the other fairly
t,.n -,
either.
| Clough ,S Graves had Hall safe in
the second story of the building on
| Riverside avenue, near the Bank OF
Spokane Falls, which fell through to the
cellar as the building gave way, but
nevertheless came out yesterday ut-
injured, and the company will open
their real estate Office IN the spokane
| Falls bank quarters, near the old site,
at once.
| 5. j. Hollands safe was opened, and
it was found that even the paint on the
outside door was not defaced. OF course
| the contents were all right,
| The Exchange National bank, under
the Falls City opera-house, opened their
large Herrin safe yesterday and found
the contents in good condition.
| Louis Budde, lO4 Riverside avenue,
found the contents of his safe IN good
condition, and will open at once in bust
ness at 100 Riverside, nearly opposite
| his old stand.
r.. Il. Hyde's safe that went through
| the terrible heat of Hydc's block, was
found in good condition, although the
contents were slightly colorcd.
| +. j. Scanlon IL Cos, safe, ll3 W,
| Riverside avenue, stood the test all
| right, preserving the books, papers and
| valuables therein contained, but nothing
| else was saved.
Strobach IL Munter have opened one
! of their sates--a McNealc & Urban--and
found the contents all right.
| Allen & Walkers safe was pretty well
burned, but the contents were found in
good condition.
The safe in the vault of the First M.
tional bank was found in good condition
and the contents undisturbed.
/ The Spokane National bank safe was
found in good condition and contents
uninjured.
The Frankfurt saloon safe preserved
its contents i'll good condition for the
owners.
The Northern Pacific Express Com.
l,any safe. was Utrut IN sOUd eondi.
ton.
Lnwonberg, corner Front and How.
ard found the contents of their safe all
right.
was pleased to find the contents of his
safe preserved.
| Mason, Smith IL Co.'S safe was opened
| in bad condition. The fire company
| played on it for time, but it was not
| taken out of the ruins until later and
| again became heated. The exact loss is
| not known.
j. ;. Sanford, real estate agent and
pawnbroker, ut the northeast corner of
/ Main and Howard streets, found every
| thing preserved in his safe.
/ The Traders National banks safe was
opened in good shape and the contents
found impaired.
The Telephone Company's safe per.
formed its duty faithfully and preserved
| the contents.
f. G. Iayergne's safe, standing in the
ruins of his former place of business,
bore the placard, "All right, Have re.
moved to the Crescent block"