East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02
EVERETT HOUSE.

EV EhETT HOUSE.
When the Bancroft House was
opened, little over four years ago,
with "fear and trembling" as to the
result, financially and otherwise, not
one even among the most sunguine in
regard to the prospective prosperity of
this city and the valley, dreamed that
another first-class house would so soon
be needed to meet the requirements of
the travelling and hotel patroni1ng
public, yet such is the case, and the
EVERETT HOUSE, recently completed,
and now finished, furnished and ele-
gantly appointed throughout, will be
opened on Tuesday next, under far
more favorable auspices than was the
Bancroft Notwithstanding that institu-
ton, so long the especial pride of this
locality, has had full fifty per cent.
added to its former capacity.
The Everett House is handsome,
three story, brick edifce, corner of
Genesee and Franklin streets front,
20 feet on Genesee street; depth, $50
feet; w. L. p. Little & Co., proprie-
tors. It's outside peculiarities are a
very handsome open front in lower
story, curved, iron window caps in
second and third stories; the whole
surmounted by battlement finish of
novel design, but decidedly pleasant
effect. Brick colored to resemble Mil
waukie brick, blinds, columns, caps,
cornicc, &C., painted brown.
The building, though not large, is all
hotel, and model hotel at that, its in
terror arrangements being a marvel of
good judgment, taste and discretion
there is not dark room in the house,
halls ample and well lighted, stair
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with chimney in every room; kitchen.
pantry, laundry and closet arrange
Inents ample and convenient The sew
cral stories are divided as follows:
First FloOr.-Main entrance from
Genesee street; hall III l-2x54 feet,
with Mushroom in rear, first on the
left, general reception-room, 20x22,
opening by folding doors into private
room Of same size; on the right, Office
2Ox24 saloon 24x24; dining-room 81
XII; closet, pantry and cellar. In
the rear of main hall are group of
five small rooms for closets and gener-
al use Of the house; back Of them
the kitchen, 24x15, with laundry on
the left 17x1S.
Second FlOor.--Series of 10 rooms
running entire length of building on
east side, Is 1-2 feet deep and from 7 |
TO ii wide, fitted for private parlors
and parlor bedrooms; main hall 8
feet wide; left Of hall in front, ladies'
parlor, 2Ox22 one bedroom, 14x22;
across side hall two bedrooms 9x15 |;
In the rear of main stairway, bedroom
13xl5 with closet off; two bedrooms
9xl5; one 11x15, and three rooms in
the rear.
THIRD FSoor.--On east side, series of
ii single rooms SKIS; main hall 7 10
feet wide; left Of main hall in front,
two bedrooms 10x22; one 13x1S, with
closet off; across side hall, two bed
rooms 9xl5; in the rear of main stair
way, on the left two bedrooms 12x16;
two Sx16, 3 closets; and four rooms
for help, etc.
The house is Handsomely furnished
throughout and has been fitted up un-
der the Immediate supervision. of Mr..
WESLEY, the now landlord.
III. w. is of course a comparative
stranger here, but he comes so highly
that it is evident he will
not be stranger long. The follow
lowing send-of from the local of the
Syracuse Courier, frequent guest at
his hotel in Chittenango, is one of the
many 'frst rate notices" he has re-
ceived:
HOTEL AT EAST SAerSAw.-How
many of the thousands of visitors TO
Chittenango Springs last summer
hat beautiful, romantic and popular
inland summer resort will regret to
earn that Mr.. G. w. Wesley, the So
'ial, companionably and gentlemanly .
lost whose kind attentions and warm
had so cheered them du-
ing their sojourn there with their fam I,
lies OF invalid friends, will not, at the
pening Of the season of "a, be found
'residing there, with his usual easy k
race and dignity Of manner, but that
10 has drawn his lines in far-off To-
atty, and we trust, has cast them in H
leasant places. Mr.. Wesley has be-
ONE the lesseeof the Everett House,