The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-06
THEIR LOCATIONS.
Where some Of the WeIi-k n0wn
People Were Before the Fire.

A Seattle man said last week that he
knew nearly everybody In Seattle hesors
the fire. was acquainted with the town.
and remembered about where everybody
was 20 be found even during the changes
which rapidly followed the good times Of
lsss. The Dearhorns. he said. had small
orick building at the corner OF Jackson
and Commercial streets. where they were
doing quite extensive business Leon
ard Diiler. % tie Diller hotel was running
the Hotel Brunswick where the Squire
l4atirlev building now stands Next 10 the
hotel we're Kline * Rosenberg. o. ".
Lynch the furniture man. was whore
Levy now has his cigar store On Gunner
dial street. and Frank Hanford was. "a
now. I'm the Insurance. business next door.
The Gem saloon. a place famous IN its day,
had the lot now occupied by the Scswa-
racher hardware department ard on the
corner row covered hv the Scandinavian
American bank was Gardner kelIogg's
drug store. The row OF shacks whIrN
stood about where the Mutual Life build
ing uow stands on Yesier avenue had been
RACED and the rev Yesier building put up.
In this building among others were Craw-
ford II ConOver y. A Mckenzie, scurry
& owens The Pacific Postal Company
had its Offers on the lower aoor as dld h.
g. Miles. Ia the Yesier-i4sary building
facing Commercial street WIS the Guar
antee Loan and Trust Company. ard Ro-
senberg. the cigar man. Upstairs la this
building among other tenants were Carr
a. Preston. Ike HaH. W. W. Newlln ard
pr Weed, Some az whom moved into the
adjoining ycsier blocg when Il was En-
ished The United States land Office had
recently moved out. Albert Hanseu'a
teweiry store stood on what IS now First
avenue directly In front 81 the barber shop
IN the Mutual Life building. Next to him
was Charles Goidstetn. the halter. Tire
low wooden stores between James ard
Cherry acre occupied NJ Reusgs,oF1, this
shoe mat. Hardy & Han. Pe;kosits. a
bakery and harness snop Haley n
Wright had but recently moved out TO "a -
one Of the new Boston block stores In
the upper story % one OF these shacks had
been the Offices Of Rochester Lewis A Oil
;s,an- each office being about f9xlo. In
the rear facing thu alley in 4 room even
smaller. George ponworfh began his law
gracflcs in Seattle. Tire first named iirrs
had tl1vt gone over 20 the Koru bjock ard
Torw ovfh To tire Safe Deposit building.
n A Peters Josiah Collins and ". J.
1srayuhs znh Preston & AiFperTAon hal off,
c@s in ths Upper part % the Old TsSIsr
han sh4en were reached ~ a two ard n
has foot stairway A. =. Ste~art ana
W + Boyd were IN the Arcade building
Treea and Herehbsrr OCCUPIES; The TAO
floors o. me Porcsn block wnere the
~ Arlington battling stands Ayncrg th9as
m tse upper 9foaT we're Sgru&e HasneS A
NcMIcken Ronald s. ffl@s J. r Mescasf-
snd p +. Carroll f;sifSth Davies the
bookseller had recently f8owe& acru@s thsz
street from ere OF Inhn s8tit@sn-s weg1en
bindings 30 gAe TBser block Chester
fsgeary wHs dotns business IN ore % Sef-
Trans stores and or The co~usr - Cob
arr b4a and Front. where the f31ttss+siE
building stands white A. Nsa6sY 81
thesr Iaw offsees, Across Columbia. gp
one rfzht were the Offices ~ Burke *
Halter. r T. Shepard ans II X L>oula
Cugrvlan had ioag isw fsltsing where
his present block stands sa1 &mDag nc
tenants vere Levy. tH@ eIesh4fr. . G..
Shorey. Spencer. TIRE plumber and Air-
e}aas IRE caEay man The Cora Telat
sawTs.la xfo3a nacS II TIE Tesn.@T-gfFaa ri
Fsesef fu the 1er-nxssE corner Il Front
sa4 Gaals0a, n LIE @.%ayon block, Col.