The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-26
1Hf MOTIFS laf al Full
Nearly Two Hardred People
Turned Away Every Day
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Mere Yeoyae ARE now ar~sTsng "a -
attic ss1z, in aTtj-consaxrxtlon asSs'
sns3 szoasssess nearsy every ose has
sou4sysG wssere The men and sonseH
who eroxa sbe streets 9arfny The 5sy
fns reszfag pssee ~ sight There
has b<<n some talk TO the elect tAst
II the brick hsuisssnzs r0w projected
are erected IL wsN Re ditscais 20 rsaf
the Offices ard lodging ro<suzx they
VII contain A greater fAflacy never
existed. How are ne hos1l scrosn-
rsas.arsesrss in Seattle il question
azkssd n hnzae ars1 abroad. both ~
mai ard wire and The s1bsscf ee5ng
81 ssseh irsauiry. . P0@y-isTxLGtS Esezz
rersy-rer YESTERDAY VISITED saxteen o
The rsss,~. axse-srsss hotels and osssstrsed
information. from thea, ss sossoxz
cnownED esxAxtss2EIxs-
The Everett house las twensy-tso
rsoras fog the accommodation o.
thirty guests '-iss preaent sreweed
espsrsfy.' sasi the landlord. with
eotz. l. for sorty-Eve hoigers- On 8
daily average, ne have 20 refuse
swsltY applicants. for isck Ct roosfa-
gefo.e the IRE ali who called eoa19 De
aerosE fnlstatess.
A. the Ft0rez.se house, tie prg7r1e-
tssr szis The arrivals we're hFfze
ssaex. pvsEi0us 20 the Ere Thea We
had 20 run tor the boats and carter
for trade: bot now ozr gHe%ts
are nufasrozss- oar hfty rooms
we-e esseulste9 for the secommo3s-
ton 81 seyentv-Eye guests, bat nos
VIZ, fifteen cots added we can take
care OF 100 dodgers. Abs1. one
bird OF these arc transient On
an average we refaSs half o0zeD
srT,sicants each day
The Fifth Avenue house has forty
one ro,gfns. eoras containing tive doc
be beds Extra beds are also PLACED
Ia twelve OF these rooms The land
lord said We have been running
since June u, ard have only had ore
empty room over night, ard that Mas
paid Tor. We have 20 refuse about ten
eseh day. baf manage % accommodate
seventy-fve dodgers. bali u them be-
ing uex arrivals in Seattle. NJ cp:n-
son - shsf more people arrive here
Dow than previous 70 the IRE
~ the Griffith hotel. fifty transient
guests occupy lis tbirty-txo rooms
TIE ovsrg,sns. OF those who Apply and
cannot get ROOMS. averages I've Per
sons each day.
The Glencoe has forty rooms. with
capacity for e5ghi-fye dodgers. bat
since the 4 re- il has been flied np 70
80. Cots are used II the halls, and
sometimes q temporary carap is made
on the Office floor IL wAs a-certaine@
that an average al twelve persons
daily are necessarily refused lodgings.
The international Is fun All the
time. and refuses an average Of half q
dozen day II has bat twenty-five
rooms, and accommodates bat that
number Of guests. as several O: its
front rooms have been innoyGtea into
Dassness Offices
The f0rfy-rooga capacity Of the lin
coin house has be. n stretched to II
nsty-fsve dodgers. besides ten Others IN
cots An average Of ten callers 8 day
fail 10 obtain rooms.
At the Mallory an average ri twenty
= day arriv. too late 10 obtain accom-
uiesiatiOns, moi ID cor aims
shlrty-tw rooms and one dozen cots
It's ordinary capacity is for Fifty. bat
crowded as st present il holds sixty
five persons
The Pieo has forty rooms and sixty
roomers. Five cots and sofas are
presssi into use aud the average y
SIX rs3eefsoas every twensy-four hours.
The Palmer contains thirty roosas,
accommodates forty-tiye sieeFers. aud
has on an average seven applicants =
4ay who cannot be taken in
Eleven cay IL the average number
refused az the Pullman house. II has
twenty tao foofns. and secorn nao.lates
thirty dodgers. The proprietor has
ceased putting down cots, and has
leased three front rooms for Offices.
The Russell house has twenty-fIve
rooFns for it, thirty guests. and Is now
erecting ar addition To- contain twenty
more ROOMS An average OF twenty
seven daily applicants for rooms are
necessarily refused
The Russ hiss % refuse an AVERAGE
az twelve applicants day. Ii con
tains sixty-two bed rooms and since
the fire a Dozen cots hEve also been in
use; altogether accommodating Fights
roomerS.
So Paul has ffty-seyeu rooms and
can accommodate eighty persons with
( lodgings. An average Of fifteen :
/ day cannot be accommodated.
The Ward contains thirty-ens
/ spacious rooms. IL accommodate.
forty tve guests, using the parlor witt
( cots and lounges for accommodation
+ iis average daily refusais Is twelve
and one-aali.
Az the Western. It's thirty room.
{ held sixty-ave guests before the FIRE
F Since then. by the Use of cots. sixieer
others are provided for. An ayerag,
OF fifteen new applicants are each day
necessarily refused accommodations
HOTEL summary.
( Rooms In fifteen hotels -,
Number al guests accommodated as.
( Nun Der not accommodated 10
rHE TESr LoraISss.
( Among the twenty-three large ten
T loiEing-houSss south Of Tesier ayenn,
+ the business II tlourishing. and mef
once poor are row evidently aeqairin.
sudden wealth IN that business and II
( that locality. Conyersing with tn,
+ proprietor uf one az them. in which
we're sixty cofs~-tSo rows OF fftesr
on each side he said Nv gross in
+ Nfsass - ssS cav ana j Go my Owl
f worSr There. said he. drawing hi.
( CSfcil. III shows for Itself. sixty cot.
~ = cents each II SIS night. This
( footS up &.isa 3 year. SUNDAYS in
cludet. Ground rent Al SO month
eats ha; 500 hole into nv Income
+ and the washing Oh. sm higgins
up 8 machine 10 30 sN that work my
self "
pa you also have II tara away
/ persons who want IN sieep ore night -
To Re sure I 20. That happen,
+ every night. dozens 81 them I shinl
q was snc1ins thar which made ;,
F y a0y others start into the husines'
( d0Sn here. ANYWAY sii have mor,
than they can attend to- -
ANOTHER HOTEL