The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06

II Will Rise Again It the Old
Location.


TIE Ssssxon 4 Fs&s Mil Company have
had rlAns prepared. and yesterday began
waxk ca mes mill II viii be = temper
ary mlH with capacity al sn.aN ssxs per
day TIE sssna4ssssss viii s,e ss,xi~s feet.
Within sh&srs tme : assi al gssAsan fxef
capacity = Ii take the place of the temper
srs nisl Ile Dimensions ii the aes lAii
iii b. zsxsssss sses
IL Speaking oi TIE length VI ssns that the
sset-on & Peat Mil Company had ownssi
I'VE wenf on that sruassd In is-s. vhsn the
vicinity wss covered wsta trees. In is-6
re esseisss our Eil ard have eScapssa the
grssan: ever since, and | ucn't fntsx ihe
Oregon Improve nae1t Company ur kDy
otter rnrssosafigssa las IS soad nile Rs vs.
| have We arr. A0~eysss fully prs S'arsSi 70
Try cssneaussos.s with Assy che Do s1ay sci
mp eiaan 70 fnu properly, ieeisug sure
that SGT title il iafprcgrsfsla-
WILL FINISH THE v. H. G. a. sI-IIpisG-
Mr. George Garter general secretary Of
fhs Yoang Mems Christian Association
has goae 10 Victoria and 3 N. HauSes.
VI ba has he.a tae aGGEng seerstsrs. has re-
signed sssd gune 10 l<zsozzEser. tseisEr raj
SECRETARY aGssF Hsn FesisSa IA STOUT a
nseasa, uAea weak .n tae u. NJ ~ A
bssilrlng. on fnuut street between Pike
anf aftn, viii commence IL Is thought
by tfae lsaissafsag sens FnafFse that cy that
isme those who subscribed 40 ti1e building
fund aid have recovered sufficiently from
tae effect Of the Gre 90 Gay up their sao
serlrssoas. The collection OF the bssilufug
fnla Ass ia prsssfess when the recent con
zagrasson oceuYrea. This disaster, OF
course, pa. stop ~ IL
IT'S SCHOOL DAYS ENDED.
1hs Central school house, en- Seeand
street near sensca. viii no longer be de-
voted 10 school purposes. Yesterday the
last of abe benches were moved ont and
some weTe taken 10 the new Central aud
others "a the new south school. Both of
these fscN and cvs0Iaosiko0s structures witl
be AS Il when The public schools open in
September next The building which has
just neeu vacated hiss fstI used By the
school department for Asaou year. For
Two wears preysnns 10 the time the sehoel
departments tssek possession of the bu liing
the msli;is used IL far armury. Before
that The place was used ior = skating rink.
First II was used Tor pleasure. next il " as
occupied by men of war. then nc was
peoplsd hy those who were learning the
arts aud ssienees and now 1t IS 10 b. De
voted to commerce. rs Nj. Amcs trosa
has rented II 10 = machinery nrm-
THE STACY MANSION A. A HoagL.
Al the meeting Of the Chamber Of Cog
meree, held on Tuesday evening isst, a
ommittee was appointed 10 hunt mp u
suitstle house Tor a temporary hotel. The
OBJECT is 10 secure q centrally located house
al which prominent guests can be enter
+. fainrd until rhe Denny, Occidental, and
other flrst-siass hotels are IN shape Tor the
I reception of patrons. Daring he past
mouth II numlier of capitalists who desired
| 10 make Investments have come here and
+! left 81 n after because there was no suit
/ af4l- p ace for them TO stop ST The com
Iaifsee in their sessrrh for salsaaIc house
| II supply this want have maac thorough
examination and the most saitaolc house
| found was the Stacy bouke- THIS Is the
/ spienoid mansion located Ola The nori beast
corner OF Marion and Thru streets. IL was
bali some five Years since by y. v. ~
Stacy, bat IL WIS never occupied. Dir.
5 scy became ip2alyed in financial Gill;
culiies. aud the house passed into other
hands. liz IL naw owned by Messrs. Denny
aid Horton. These gentlemen are wiling
~ sell the house 10 the committee bat do
not care to rent II. The result OF rhe com
mites iabsrs vi ! be reported TO the Cham.
ber OF Commerce at ala early date Tor hBal
action.
REPAIRING TIE otry SLIPS.
The city has been engaged for The past
three weeks in building q trestie work OFT
TO the Washington street slip from Com
mercial street, also III placing the slip
under repair. The work has a. last be en-
finished. aud yesterday IA scow losded with
| brick and another with Lumber made ii
| landing there. The putting of this slip in
order Is a good move on the part OF the
city. and should be followed up by other
work in the same direction. I'm eonversa-
tion with Mr.. otto Rsnke, the wei known
contractor. yesterday, he SAID that the slip
at the foot of Columbia rect should next
be put in order With these two slips in
good shape, In addition 10 private wharves
the facilities for landing of brick, stone
and other building material viii be equal
10 al requirements. Builders can then go
ahead with their work with the satisfaction
az knowing that contracted for material
can be deli cred on time.
THE BAILEY BLOCK.
The contract was let yesterday for the
construction OF The Bailey block, at Sec
ond and Cherry streets, 10 Mr.. F. s. Potvin
Work viii be begun Monday morning and
hurried 10 completion. The two lower
stories VIII be of stone.
BUILDING NOTES
Mr.. William Faber Is erecting a one story
brick building on the northeast corner OF
Commercial and King streets, on lot
owned by Mr.. Mckinley The dimensions
of the building are 25xa5 feet
The Lucy Lowe has discharged load of
Ghuckanut stone at esier's wharf Tor the
Pioneer block