The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-13
THE FLAVEL
HOTEL COMPANY
Stock All Subscribed and IncOrpOra-
tiOn viii Be Made
To-day.
A RESULT OF COOPERATION
CAptain George rlSysl's Dreams Viii Non
BE REALIZED The Way Is rsyed for
Establishment OF Other
Enterprises.

| The capitalists who have been hover
ing about the city for the past week or
ten days, yesterday afternoon closed up
the stock subscriptions TO the FlayeI
Hotel company. and will today Me the
incorporation papers OF that institution
Tho hotel viii be known ~ the Hotel
Flaycl." and II Will occupy wooded
knoll overlooking the bay at tho hsad
Of the present Flayel wharf The build
Ing will be- handsome md eommodiOuA
onr. supplied with all mo,iern eonyen-
icnccs. and situated 80 that Il will be OF
easy access from either steamer or rail-
not only summer pleasure seekers. those
IN quest Of rest and health. but the bust
ness man and investor In search OF
locations for factories or other enter
priscs. will ma comfortable md elegant
accommodations The architects draw
lng OF the front elevation OF the building
viii be on exhibition today at the once
Of tho Columbia HArbor land Company
corner oi Bond and Eleventh streets.
The achievement OF this success In the
face OF numerous obstacles. shows what
can bc done by cooperation and per-
Bintcncy The AStorian has many times
predicted that all Of the great enterprises
needed In this city might be Hecurd ir
all worked together for u common OBJ
,ect The Hotel FlRycl Is the result OF
Joint work by property owners on both
sides OF the bay. Those who are more
largely Interested on the west side have
been supported right loyalty by the east
uidora. whom the time comes the west
sidrrp viii be as willing TO aid and sup
port ans east side movement FOR
the establishment OF an enterprise or
general interest All who knew Captain
Ocorge Flavei viii remember that It was
one OF his dearest wishes 10 bee the de-
Nclopmcnt of this properly, which he felt
sure was to become most valuable In
the future He said TO Col. John Adair
shortly bcforu he died. that he only want
ed 20 liro long enough TO see the growth
OF this property Captain Flavel was
for many years Identified with the inter
csls OF Astoria. and Il must be most
gratifying to his friends TO know that
one OF his most cherished plans Is about
10 be- realized.
The unal meeting at which the stock
subscriptions were completed for this en-
tcrprisc was held yesterday afternoon In
the parlors OF the Occident. All OF the
newly formed land syndisates and va
rious large property owners were present.
The erection OF this hotel will be the
opening wedge which viii lead the way
for many other great enterprises. While
IL will In the summer time nh long
felt want by furnishing additional ac-
commodations for seaside visitors, It's
principal mission. OF course, will be TO
entertain the many strangers who will
come here to look over the situation
and perhaps invest their capital In manu-
features without proper means OF en-
tertainlng this class OF people at or near
where any OF the largest enterprises will
Of necessity be erected. u would OF
course be dIfticult matter TO induce
people 10 come here at all.
The iull particulars concerning the
company. inoorporators, capital stock
and other matters of interest will be
given In a subsequent issue.