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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
6
A sprawling classified listing shows numerous real estate offerings in Beattie, Union, and Seattle areas. Properties include acreages from one to several, cottages and modern homes, near car lines, water fronts, and near parks. Financing options and monthly payments appear with many parcels, with emphasis on proximity to streetcar routes and local landmarks.
Property listings describe land with fruit trees and water access priced at 180 to 1,200 dollars. Multiple cottages and rooms near schools and streetcar lines are offered with monthly payments and favorable terms. New homes, improvements near University, and several lots in Queen Anne and Broadway districts are advertised by Predes Lebold & Cox at 1005-11 Alaska Building.
Property listings describe multiple homes and blocks for sale with low prices and easy terms. Locations include Lake View, Queen Street, Medrona Street, West Queen, and 4th Ave. Features mention baths, sinks, large wash tubs, and outlooks toward city views. Terms offered appear favorable with seller financing and quick sales.
Captain A Croskey and crew of the Edith reported hearing signals five miles south of Cape Beale during a violent southwest gale. The Edith pressed near shore for hours but could not locate the distressed vessel amid raging seas and sleet, fearing a wreck near the treacherous coast.
At a Ballard council meeting on January 4 a proposition to supply the city with 2 300 000 gallons daily and 100 096 gallons standby was outlined by Mr Green. Bids for fire hydrants ranged up to 86 cents per foot and authority was given for sewer bonds and street improvements on Crawford and Bhilshole avenues. A petition asked for Post street to be opened and graded cement sidewalks, while another urged paving and sidewalks from Leary street north to North street.
A. M. Ewing of the city, a former Talireed man, has secured a chair for a new rail joint. The chair offers beltless operation and faster track laying, with advantages of continuous work without belts.
An action for 576.80 dollars was filed against the city by Letha Me Causey a Seattle teacher who claims she fell over a band set in the ground near East Term on Christmas day. Penitentiary guards Batabredi and Chariath will leave Seattle Walla Walla tomorrow night with seven prisoners from Mt Vernon Linghbam and four others.
An auction sale is announced for the Bar Rainier Clothing Co on MT Avenue lasting the entire week with items likely offered at reduced prices.
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