The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24
THE GROWTH OF i CITT.
Heavy Deal Between Hessrs- r. T..
Sander and u. B. Jackson.

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Sander and u. B. Jackson.
Nsw Brick RufldIaxs Change .
Plans RscsDssruesIng saw
miil Zig Sale Denny Hotel
Mr. Fred. z sander nas kruzxhs fror
NJ. II. .. JHeksoa The tos 6axIze fees On tas
east side Ct Frost street. befweea ssrsns
and Madison. now cessapiez3 ~ dwelling
naTfag therefor sss.asa The i0s s6josn.
rhst Of Richard Hoiyeke. she has bewuu
fAe erertsoa OF hr.IEx building on nj.
: pftEises. ami Is Is Mr. Sanders Intention
/ 20 bald ane structure 10 sdscEn Mr. Hol
Jokes u is probable sslxs work viii begin
before the building sgkzon ends. though
Mr.. Sander rznnos static E41gifivs1y
Ar. Sander h9x sold 90 Mr. Hks0n his
handsaFne r.sifence on The corner 81 Pine
and Eighth streets, for consideration ot
ffe.01 The residence, which is one of the
hAn1segaess north of San Francisco. Wa
but recently finished II j. two stories and
one 5aH n height. and INTELLECTUALLY O:
very tasty and artistic design. The inter.
Tor = very elegant, being finished in six
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walnut. cedar and redwood Nr. Sande,
agrees TO give Mr.. Jackson possession
whenever he desires That time. Il Is ex.
peeted. viii be within month. when Mr..
Jackson, who has been for many
years ia the employ of the Puget
Mil Company. viii sHser bis connection
with that corporation asd settle down
/ permanently in Seattle with his family.
Mr. Sander viii not be very long without
q residence. Vita two others he recently
purchased % acres on Eeslcr avenue, over.
looking Lake Washington. aud here he ex
ahoEne that VIII Ee yery beautiful and
coEamodioas IN f3nish aud appointments.
The cost VIII be about S50.Wo
This is the whole OF the SANDER Jackson
deal. hut tie foTIaer gentleman has il,
terested himself within THE past day OF
Two in other important purchases. He
has bought from George Rockingham Il
acres Of land on Madison street. paying
therefor s2s900. He has also purchase.
another fTaet little further out, for
81. go The BeekinghaEa tract, was
bought by Mr.. Rockingham. who Is a
commercial Traveller, ak years ssGee for
500 al acre.
Ar. J. IL sanders0n. o.ner OF the two
story building On fesler avenue at the
foot OF Ffcnt street. occupied by Mepher-
sous grocery store. has notified his tan
ants 10 leave By May ], inasmueh as tha
construction Of brick IS 70 be begun 81
the premises Immediately thereafter. It y
pretty well understood that the ground
has been leased by Dir. sander
son TO a new bank. recently Organized.
and that the projectors Of the banking en-
tsrprise will erect and &c mp this huiidir g.
IL Is not stated how many stories the struc-
ture viii be. bat il Viii undoubtedly be in
keeping with the location.
II is likely that Mrs. Mcdonald. who
owns the property between the Sanderson
building and the k0rn block, viii lease her
premises TO the bank OWNERS, and that the
structure 10 De erected viii be extended
from the alley corner TO the present brick.
The excavation for the new Gilmore 4
Kir9man block, on Front street. is nearly
finished aud workmen will begin to-mor-
row laying the stone for the foundation.
! Work on the structure viii be pushed Wig
orousIy during the summer, and IL Is ex-
pected that the binding Milhbe entirely
finished by October LIST.
Mr.. Gilmore has already leased the three
storied basement and the storeroorns on
Front street. A prominent Eastern whole
sale house which desires that its name be
withheld for the present. has obtained
from him three years lease for the two
ncrtherly storerooms and that portion OF
the basement Immediately underneath. IL
is intended TO carry heavy wholesale
stock of dry gosds The other storer0om
and the remainder of the basement have
been leased for three years to a prominent
Seattle furniture man.
The old Reitze- Mcdonald sawmiil, in
South Seattle, which has been shut down
for three years, Is about to be started up
again. Messss Tatum & Bowen, of San
Francisco, the owners, have decided TO put
in new machinery. engines. etc, aud TO
increase the capacity OF the mill from
Is 600 feet per Gay 10 Go,09o. They have
written 10 Capt. John Faruham, of this
city, declaring their intentions. and telling
him &C expect their sgent. Mr. ID. L. Hsr-
bach, who will superiEtead the work OF re-
construction. Work viii begin inlmedi-
ateiy upon Mr.. Harbaeh's arrival, which
viii be In few DAYS. and IL viii be CON-
pIeted within rnoath.
II has been decided by Megsrs. Ileweilyn,
Dodge & Co. 10 make their new brick on
the east side OF Second street, between
James and Cherry, two stories instead Of
one, as originally contemplated The new
building will have q S4fo0t front. with
pisfe glass, iron columns. eie. One half
the lower story will be fitted mp as bank
ing room, and the remainder will be de-
voted to Offices, about 20 ia number.
Ground will be broken Monday for the
structure; which wifi cost t7Gn. IL will be
finished ia 90 days
Yesterday the sale OF the whole of Capt.
Browa's tract of land, consisting of about
ass acres at Renton was consnmmated at
the price of rs. 600 The buyer Is Mr..
Ignaxto Sartori, a prominent dAiryman of
Sonoma county, Cal HT. Sartofi owns al.
together about 500 dairy COWS in Caiifor
uia. and he proposes to convert his new
purchase into q model dairy farm. He
Will bay nnm Der of cows in Oregon aud
Washington TO stock his farm. which will
immediately be cleared up and improved.
On Thursday pies werS driven for Ia
gridison in the columbis-siTeet slip. Yes
tardsy these piles were cut or at low tide
and the work of Gaping begsn II is ex-
pected that all the work GA the extension
of the slip aud the building of the gridiron
will be finished by Monday. The Wash.
iugtou- street slip will be enlarged. This
work Is being done for the benefit of the
briokmakers, the facilities for the landing
of brick having hitherto been inadequate.
IL IL the intention of Mr.. George Kinnear
TO begin soon the erection of four
story brick building on his property
on the corner of Second and
Main streets, opposite Gov squire's new
block. The building will be handsome in
appearance and will be provided with all
the latest inn royements. IL is thought
rhe building viii cost between $4,000 aud
$50. coo.
The hotel committee met yesterday for
the purpose OF opening the bids for the
excavation of the Denny hotel. owing,
however, 20 the fact that ali those who de-
sired TO offer bids had not completed their
estimates, an adjournment was taken until
next saturday when il Is expected that q
number Of bids will DC submitted aud con
sldered.
Judge Burke adyertises For bids for the
excavation OF the proposed New York
building, corner second aud Marion streets
When Baby waa sick,
We gave her Castoria
When she was Child.
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss.
She chung TO Castoria
When she had Children.
She gave them C2storia
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY AND SAVINGS BANK.
Yesterday building. Mil street oppo