Mullen Presses for Franchise Amid Fourth Avenue Tie Up
At a Friday meeting the corporations committee abandoned a Fourth avenue car line after Councilman Mullen pressed for regrading costs and damages. Moore and Gilman resisted paying $40 000 to $59 000 for tracks on Fourth avenue while Seattle Electric gained similar privileges on Westlake boulevard. Moore warned he would wait, insisting no extra charges while Beattie faced no such terms. The franchise draft requires completion within 18 months except West Beattie which has two years.
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Westlake Boulevard
Moore
Fourth Avenue
Seattle Electric Company
Mullen
Beattle Electric Company
Weatlake Boulevard
Great Street
North End
Ryde
Thomson Leavers
Europe
Capitol saw mill destroyed by fire in Chehalis
The Capitol saw mill owned by Senator J. A. Veness and Hugh Baldwin and several outbuildings were burned Sunday morning. Ten carloads of lumber ready for shipment were lost. The loss is estimated at 60000 with 20000 insurance.
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Chehalis
Capitol
J. A. Veness
Hugh Baldwin
Local Cement Workers Move to Form New Union Charter
Cement workers met yesterday and plan to perfect an organization on Sunday April 14. A charter has been applied for and the new labor branch is expected to begin with over 100 members. Poor trade conditions and low wages are cited as causes for the move.
Fire destroys Day Lumber dormitories at Big Lake
A blaze gutted the Day Lumber company boarding and sleeping apartments at Big Lake while 160 workers slept inside. Lumberman Land fell from the third floor and sustained a fractured skull. he is expected to die. George W. Jones’ body was not found in the ruins, and another man was believed killed as flames burned. No cause has yet been determined.
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Day Lumber Company
Big Lake
Land
W. Jones
Downtown building boom with four new structures
A major construction surge began last week in downtown property. The J. D. Lowman building at First Avenue and Cherry Street, American Savings and Trust at Second and Madison, the Bweeney Hotel on Second Avenue between University and Seneca, and the Waldorf family hotel on Seventh Avenue and Pike Street are under way. The large all story block on Pike between Fifth and Sixth is noted as possibly the biggest weekly start since the fires. Burke skyscraper may begin soon next to American Savings on Second and Madison.
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Liatery Hotel
Aixatory
Pike Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Burke
American Savings
Second
Madison
Real Estate Boom Hints Across City Front
The report notes varying demand with strong activity in resident areas and a burst of interest near the new boulevard, while downtown sales lag. Major transactions include Senator S. F. Clapp selling a Terry Avenue residence for 25000 to the Tithe Guarantee Company, and the Davison tract on Queen Anne Hill selling to George A. Piper and Company. A hotel project on Third Avenue between Pike and Union Streets is leased for 26 years to HH Harrington.
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Reatle Real Estate
Conch Avenue
Pine Street
New Boulevard
Jackson Street
8. F. Clapp
Tithe Guarantee Company
Terry Avenue
Senator Clapp
Davison
Queen Anne Hill
George A. Piper
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