Scott v. Pacific Warehouse Co.

The appellant, Pacific Warehouse Company, is the owner of a building situated in the city of Seattle, the rooms in which are designed to be let, and which it lets, to small concerns desiring to engage in the business of manufacturing articles for the general trade. The building is some five stories in height, and it has near its center a passenger elevator serving each of the floors, and to which the lessees of the rooms and their employees have access. Sometime prior to March 20,1925, the appellant leased to a manufacturing concern, known in the record as the Seattle Woolen Mills, a room on…