The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-06

sions, piling, wharving and other improve
ments; expended to date. $1,000
William Fl. Bryant, tide fats, wharf and
house: cost, $1,000.
D. X. Howard, tide fats, hotel building
and wharf; cost, $4,000.
Elliott Bay Bridge and Pile Company,
wharf; cost, $4,000.
Surber d Egan, wharf and house, 3ox240;
cost, $1,000.
Chris Miller, wharf and house; cost,
$1,000.
Unknown, tide flats, wharf and ware
house; cost, 5000.
Day Bros, Commercial street, wharf
and barn; cost. 5000.
O'Brien, Commercial street, wharf and
building; cost, $1,000.
McKinnon &c Kerr, Commercial street,
wharf and Office; cost, 5000.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Commercial
street. wharf and two buildings; cost,
$1,000.
Stewart 81 Hebron, Commercial street.
wharf and piling; cost, 81. 200.
z. T. Holden and others, Commercial
street; cost, $1,000.
Washington Iron Works, Grant street,
buildings, wharves, etc; cost. 100000.
Seattle Boiler Works, near Mechanics
mill; cost, $1,000
w. w. Buchanan, South Third and Lane
streets, two factory buildings, wharves,
etc. cost, $4,000.
Unknown. adjacent to Commercial
street, wharves, warehouses and build
ings; valued at $4,000.
Windsor house, Sixth and Jackson.
frame, two stories; cost, 5000.
Whitechapel district, between Jackson
and King and South Third and South
Fifth; cost, $4,000.
Unknown, twenty-three one and two
story buildings on the zig-zag, between
South Sixth and South Fourth streets;
cost, $4,000.
Benson g. Rub, Main and South Fifth,
frame; cost, $500.
Mrs. Julia Carleton, Main near South
Fifth, frame; cost, 81 200.
Simon Veazey, Main near South Fourth,
frame, 22x40; cost, 500.
Gilbert BLOCK, South Fourth and Main,
frame; cost, $4,000.
G. o. Guy, Main near South Fourth,
frame; cost, $1,000
w. A. Mcpherson 81 Co., Third dear JEFF
ferson, frame, 20x60; cost, 5000.
e. Goodman, Third and Jefferson, frame;
cost, $3.50.
Mrs. d. Ellinger, Yesler and Third,
frame; cost, $500.
Colegrove, Jefferson near Second, frame:
cost, 5000
f. w. Westhuff, Third near James, one
story; cost, $500.
III. L. Yesler, Third, James and Jeffer-
son; cost, $1,000.
Adams & Briggs, Third near Jefferson,
frame; cost, 81. 800.
Conrad & Amplin, Third near Cherry,
frame; cost, 81, 900.
IMPROVEMENTS BY CORPORATIONS.
It is almost impossible to give accurate
figures concerning the expenditures of
corporations within the burnt district
since the fire, but, according to conserva-
tive estimates, they exceed 81, 900, 900. The
following figures show, approximately, the
amounts expended by the large companies:
Oregon Improvement Company, $500, 900;
Seattle Transfer Company, $4,000; Puget
Sound Shore and Northern Pacific rail-
ways, $4,000; Seattle Electric Light Com
pany, $4,000; Seattle, Lake Shore &
Eastern, $40, 900; Seattle Terminal Railway
& Elevator Company, s2o0,0O0 South Sc.
attic Railway Company, $4,000; Seattle
Gas and Electric Company, $75, 900; Front
Street Cable Railway, $40, 1000; Spring Hill
Water Company, $4,000; Yesler Avenue
Cable, 30,OO0; Seattle Heat and Power
Company, $50. coo; Sunset Telephone Com
pany, $4,000; Western Union Telegraph
Company. $1,000; American District Tele-
graph Company, 5000; Seattle Electric
Railway, 10000; Pacific Electric Light
Company, $1,000; Pacific Postal Telegraph
Company, 81, 600.