The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-24

a LIN AA{x33t& 0afkts3s ~ tDS - -
= ~ Cd Sew kugfand hAfsk Of The
noe1hWest corner of Commercial AID
Lnfa streets. The building VII te
lnree stories IN height above the hass-
mout, and viii cover q Area Of sssxiii
Ioot h dimensions. The exterior Of
- structure win present most AT
leoce3ve and imposing appearance,
Anying . solid brick Iteration with
poone and terra Gotta ornaments and
Dn1vnnixsd iron trimming, sur
moQnted by . massive and band
oonG1y finished corpics- The ground
Do8 viii be divided into tvoIarge stores
With entrance on Commercial street,
md two stores with entrances on
Main. The four stores viii hare large
poote glass windows and transofns.
With case-fson frames and pillars. An
ontSAnee 10 the stairway leading to
II two uprer floors, will be sssnates!
"a the ground floor on Commercial
oeeoef. The coatracf for the excava'
Mons for the basement walls, was lei
yesterday, and - soon a. they are
poDpleted work on The MAN structure
Viii begin. The estimated cost OF The
building Is nearly f50."ss.
the wgxEnILL BLOCK.
Mr.. q. Winebili has secured If
teen-year lease OF the III. :. Woodland
property, on the southeast corner Of
Man and south Third streets. and
will erect thereon tbres-story brfsss
building. The plans for the structure
ase completed and the contract VIII he
LET and work OF erection begin imne-
diately. The building viii have q
frontage on South Third street OF sixty
feet, and a side elevation on Aair
q1npet extending seventy feet 10 an
oIIty. IL will be basit en-
tirely Of brick. iron and stone,
with appropriate ornaments aud
trimmings. There will be five stores
on the gfound floor. three 2Txsv fee
IN Dimensions, fronting on south
Third street, and two 5xop feet in
dimensions, fronting on Main street,
Ill Handsomely arranged and finished
with plate glass windows and iron
fronts. ctr. There will be an entrance
on Main street 10 the stairway lead
ine 70 the two upper floors. which viii
BE- divided into sixty-one ROOMS for
Office and tenement purposes. The
building will cost nearly 80 800.
KLINE ROSENBERG Third.
TowIe 4 Wilcox, architects. are pre-
pairing plans for brick business block
70 be erected on the south side Of
Washington street, between CONNER
cfal and South Second streets, by
Kline K Rosenberg, which viii be
the third building erected by them In
the burnt district. IL will be three
stories high above the basement, and
will have q forty-fiye foot frontage OF,
Washington street. and extend back a
depth Ut sixty feet. The basement
viii be fifteen feet deep and splendidiy
finished for business purposes. The
front elevation will present very
handsome appearance, composed OF
pressed brick with terra Gotta
ornaments and galvanized iron trim
mings, with Hat cornire, after the
American style Of architecture. There
will be two stores on the ground floor
with entrance between TO the two up
Per floors. which will he divided into
twenty eight rooms for Office pur-
poses. all supplied with coal buBkrrs,
water, gas, etc. The party aali agree.
ments have been signed and the con.
tract for piiing let. Work Is progress.
Ing rapidly, and In less than a week
brick work will begin and the build
Ing rushed te completion. IL viii cost
10000.
THE METHODIST fRorEsrAEr CHURCH.
The Methodist Protestant Church
ediiice. which formerly stood on the
northwest corner Of Madison and
Second streets, will he rebuilt al once.
Architect Fisher has nearly com.
pleted the plans for the new structure.
which show that IL will be much
larger and more massive. aud present
4 handsome appearance. IL will be
built Of brick and stnne. and cover an
area OxipS feet In dimensions. The
basement will he below the Second
street grade. rs formerly
with entrance on Madison
street and will ha divided insa
q SUNDAY school room and other
rooms for the use Of the church. aud
large hall Ia he used fer public
library and reading room, and which
will he open ~ all hours. The audi
toriuin. with yestibnles, etc, viii b.
situated on the upper lioor, level with
the Second street grade. and will bs
large aud weil.iighted, occupying q
space tssxttU feet in dimensions
which. With large aud cominodiouz
gallery. will give the room q seating
capacity of $50 persons. The room
win be elegantly painted and frcscoesi
anil finished with natural weeds.
Folding opera chairs will probably b.
put in throughout the room, which
will add 81 the appearance
ns well ~ Ia the cofageFt ef The roou.
Excavation work has slFvady com.
meneed. and Ia very shor: time the
members will be able to move from
the tent. where services are uos held
into one OF the haadsomest church
esiiIices in the Northwest. The stfuc-
ture will cost about tAless'.
PERMITS AesRsesFtN $50 80.
Mr.. q. r. Abbott, iaspeetor of build.
Ing. yesterday lssuesi ak bniiilng yer
mits TO architects Tewle & wllcox, for
buildings 81 he erected IN the burnt
district. aggregaiing a cost Of sso,0t0
nAspsoaE gKslnrNcE.
i.arkin 4 Smith. architects. have
completed plans foF dwelling % he
hailt by Mr.. A. Robinson On the cor.
uer Of Kentucky street aad Willard
avenue, in North Seattle. The awel.
ling will he tao sloEies high. snA will
have ten large, comfortable rooms. -.
the most modern design and amish
The residence will coei s3.essl, and
work viii begin on The foundations IN
a fcw days.
faE MORAN FeUS nsY.
The foundry and machine shops d
Moran BROTHERS foundry have started
up In the new location near the dry
deck. The several shops 81 this temn
dry vii ocCupy over tsa acres ara
will he the largest ia the North asss
A day before the fFe lnt og mszhtneFy
was ordered, ~ame at sht. has CONE
10 hand and j. new Ia position q the
new foundry.
The sawmul Of the slsy lssk eous,
pany Is ready ta begin operations Il
Is the intention ia utilise the miIi las,
mcsliateiy e. eat suuas Large hnsA~s
necessary for the c,ssaRlesloa Ut the
dry dock. When these tlustsers are
ready Il will take hat = saers sintx d
finish The dry doyk
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