The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30
WITHIN IT'S Rim.


| The Private Property Made Subject Il
State Control.
As matter of interest compilation has
been made of the wharves and other i'm
| provements within the proposed harbol
line, which will be effected by the proposed
legislation.
Having barely missed the Rainier com
pany's wharf at the foot of Mercer street.
the first property EN- Draced IL q narrow
strip of projecting wharf about 60 feet long
by ~ feet wide, owned by T. N. Coleman,
at the foot of Thomas street
Next is Sheafe & Calhoun's wharf. Of
which 265 feet by $50 feet are TAKEN titles
between Thomas and John streets.
Stimson's lumber wharf, between John
and Depot streets. is appropriated to the
extent of 325 feet by 600 feet on the inside,
and 160 feet on the outside.
The City dock. at the foot OF Depot street,
is nearly all taken, being 900 feet by 80 feet
on the inside. and 200 feet on the outside.
l. Feurer's wharf, between Depot and
Grant, is all taken. amounting to $50 feet
by so feet. This is the long narrow strip
which connects the City dock with Mrs.
A. A. Bells wharf.
Mrs. A. A. Bells wharf is all included
Guiding 40 feet of the bridge connecting it
with the mainland north of Grant street.
HOLSTERS wharf. at the foot of Grant
street, is embraced to the extent OF $50 feet
by 60 feet
Snoqualime Mills northerly wharf is en-
braced to the amount of 325 feet by l45 feet
30 by SO feet of one building and 40 feet bv
20 feet of another building; 240 feet by 40
ri = ns~ :
This property is at the foot of Lake street.
The entire coal bunker between Clay and
Cedar streets. II by 20 feet.
All of Day Bros wharf and warehouse.
100 by ITO feet, between Cedar and Vine
streets. besides an 1 projection 20 by 70
feet.
All of the adjoining city wharf at the
foot of Vine street, 200 by 30 feet.
All of the incline at the foot of Vine
street and the entire wharf adjoining on
the southerly side, extending from Vine
to BATTERY streets, distance Of about SIS
feet by $50 feet at the northerly end and
nearly 800 feet on the southerly end, in
Guiding also 20 by 40 feet of the Pacific
Manufacturing Company's building, all of
Hall q Co.'S building, so by 80 feet: Man
ming and Buck Fuel Company's building.
AoC ACCs " ~ ACCss oau 8uOtueI o. tQelrS ~
BY 20 feet; also, the railroad station, Is by
20 feet; Rossman 4 McConnell's building,
20 by 40 feet: Morse 4 Co. 3 building, IS by
50 feet: North Seattle Storage Company's
building, 20 by Sc feet, and the North Seat
tie Warehouse and Storage Company's
building, 70 by 50 feet.
McNaught's wharf, from Virginia to
Pine streets. 2S5 feet by 800 feet on the
inner side and 260 feet on the outer side.
including Shepard. Henry & Co.'S building.
rs feet by IS feet, and the Huron Lumber
Company's building, 100 by IS feet.
Blakeley Mill Company's and Louch and
Johnson's wharves, between Pine and Pike
streets, embracing 325 feet by $50 feet,
wherein are Marrott's buildings, one 10 by
Is feet and 70 by 30 feet Of the other; also
Charles Louch's building. so by 60 feet, aud
the Pacific Light Company's building, 20
by 80 feet.
Nearly all of II. A. Smiths wharf at the
foot of Pike street. $50 by so feet, and two
buildings. one IS by 20 feet and thesother
IS by 60 feet
All of Schwahacher Bros & Co.'S wharf