The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-01
TOTEACH THETRA)ES
An Industrial School | be
Promptly Erected.
ROOM FOR a THOUSAND pYs.
Plans Completed for the Cathdc IN
dustriai school in the Du
wamish Valley.

a force OF laborers hss been engagedor sew
efai weeks In Gearing the ten acres SOU of the
city upon which the new Catholic Itustrial
scnooi VIII be located, and work upon Il build.
ings VIII commence within q week. Re insti-
futon IL to b one Of the lesdlng ed otional
features OF the city and Is the only thi1of the
kind in the state
The location of the school is one OF fines,
70 De had In or near the picturesque eli of De-
siie II IL dtrecty south of the cityfn the
miocie of the fertile Dawaraixh rivsvalley.
which 10 already settled by hundredsf bust.
ness men. artisans in all branches of tide, ana
thrifty ranchers. The scho ground D. oper
cover ten acres OF ground. embracing slightly
Knoll, upon tue top of which will be Tilt the
school,
Architect Nestor has Just completed e plans
Tor he main building and for the larahEli or
nvine house adjoining The main buibng win
De pxioo feet In size, will have three sfties ard
easement, and will not only command bsau-
uIai view OF the suairy, but will bplainly
visioie from any part Of the valley, orsom the
naroor in front of Seattle five miles ava There
VIII De ten large scnool-rooms ana q cnmodi-
Gus assembly hail or chapel A commanding
anu sraceiui steeple will ascend from II center
OF the building. aud the grounds will blaid of
with trees and shrubbery, arbors. earens and
fountains. walks and drives in the wy best
style Water will be brought by q srxty sys-
ing hill.
Kew. Father 3. Demanex, who built thSacred
heart Catholic church ia this city, and no has
neen the moving spirit in the establishment of
TINS school. says that the work is to bepushed
iorwsri at once. and he exp cts TO operpart Of
the building IN October. At first onlynough
OF the building TO accommodate he ac,tl need
wiz De finished up, and a. new scho arare re-
ceived other rooms will be added. Win CON-
pieted the school will be alb e to successfully
handle from 500 to ! 600 tcho lars and th board
ing-house wink will furnish quarters ,r one.
hall OF this number.
Rather Deman,z has had the projec Of the
establishment OF the school in mind ir some
hme, but the contamination of hi plas have
been delayef on accoun OF the work rowing
out OF the Sscr d H. art church prcjeG Now
that that building is erected. he will b4able to
give larger share of his time to tue ilussrial
school, though he is at the same time edeavor-
Ing 10 establish parochial school irconnec-
ton with the sacred Heart churcl Two
Brothers of Charity, Mr.. callixt and Nj Henry,
recently arrived from New rk and al on the
new school grounds. assisting in gettinehem in
order aud In aiding In the details. hesrothers
OF Charity win, when the school iuilding
IL completed, take it in charge. and wiilnstruct
boys IN all branches OF labor, with the end In
view Of making them able to stand alon in the
world. Everything viii be taught, from farm
Ing to shoe-makfng, carpentering, tailoring,
painting, mason work ANA many other trades,
and good corps of instructors vii. be one Of
the FIRST essentials 70 be put into the school,
Father Demanez has been untiri4 g In his ef-
forts 10 secure means with which to undertake
the work. He first secured the ten-acre site,
and then, short distance from this sixty.
acre farm, which viii be ran in connection wi b
the school. Recently he has opened subscrip-
ton books, and large number of prominent
Catholics OF the city aud many of the residents
of the Duwamish river valley have Subscribed
literally toward the enterprise. To raise
further funds he has put up twenty lots near
the school. which viii be rallied OF on Noyen-
Der rs, ls90.
Articles of incorporation win be filed within
day or two for the school, and it VIII probably
be named the Institute of Our Lady Of the
Order