Leuch v. Dessert

J. E. Gandy, on November 8,1919, owned a five-story brick building in the city of Spokane, and on that day leased to the respondents

“. . . that part of the building . . . known as the Willard Hotel, the part of said building occu pied by said hotel being more specifically described as follows, to-wit: The lobby, whose entrance is known as South 108 Madison Street, together with the basement thereunder, and the basement containing the heating plant and fuel room, and the basement adjoining the fuel room known as the kitchen basement, together with the second, third, fourth and fifth floors of…