Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-21
Mccluskey's Palace.

pioehers generally feel deep interest
IN, welfare of their Eel oatJwnsman NJ.
NeCluskey, Who, as We announced yes
,.ri,y. had located permanently in
nr,okya. n. Y. A slip from Book
len paper, forwarded by Mr.. MeCiuskey
=, G. liissan. his former associate
an ,hr Board OF County Commissioners.
w;ll stfjrd our readers fair idea Of the
magnificent palace recently fitted up by
McCluskey: During the past two months.
,ba PREMISES situated Mt No. 1876 Morta-
oua street, next to the Academy Of Music,
formerly known as Deans. has been
undergoing thorough overhauling.
C,rpenters, builders, artists in fresco.
p,inters, cabinet-makers aud uphoslter-
or, have each in turn admirably exc
cuted the work in hand, changing the
Mace int, palace. Mr.. Michael Nc
Cluskey, the proprietor. has displayed
excellent taste in conhding the work to
skillful parties. The cost OF the fittings
amounted to the sung little SUN of $780,
OOj. everything is ON the grandrst scale,
by all odds the finest in the city. # not
the State, and AS previously stated, u
perfect palace. sir. M,Cluskey has
been in the business, catering TO the
taste OF the critics OF the Pacific Slope,
for the past twenty years, and therefore
undoubtedly knows how to please til q
most fastidious guest here. He knew
what was wanted III this city in his
spt cal line of busin, SIS, and has settled
down TO it, No one could desire better
opportunity, as the proprietor OF such II
palace to exhibit 50 thorough knowl.
edge OF catering to the wants of first
class people. On ent, ring this grand
establishment. Oh either side OF the ell
trance are two large polished Scotch
grauite pillars which support the upper
balcony, directly under which is the en-
trance. The massive doors are black
walnut and polished wood trimmings,
with embossed plate glass fronts and
chaste silver handles. The first depart.
mtnt is for the wholesale sample room
and cigars. The next department is for
restnuratiop. aud is fitted up in the mos
tasteful and costly manner The floor.
ing is of the newest s yle of color and
pattern of stone sitting. and the side
walls aud c ling is finely executed fres'
Going, light pale blue background
FROM which wreaths and flowers stand
out in bold relief. The main saloon i.
about seventy feet in Lngth by twenty
five feet in width. The finest piece ol
workmanship is the large counter, 4
tending nearly the whole length OF the
room. Ii is mace OF the finest quality
Of F ench polished and b autiinlly carved
walnut wood, with gold trimmings. The
large mirrors directly baeko of the counter
extending the whole length. framed to
match the other furniture Of the saloon
are Of the finest plate-glass and the larg
est probably in either city. The elegant
cut aud Bohemian glassware was placed
by the New England Glass Company Of
Chambers street, New York. Opposite
on the left entering. is magnificent
cabinet OF the same mat, rial AS the Other
fixtures; dro ped from the c,iIing are
elegant chandeliers, and with the superb
glass fixtures. at night a gorgeous sigh
is this main saloon. Back of this il
the reading.room with carpets and iurni
tnre to match, mad- in the best style b,
Messrs. Lung T. Nau. The upper por
ton OF the building is for billiards. thu
tables, six in number. are of the cele
brated Griffith make, with Delaney
patent cushions. In the lower part o.
the building are two fine bowling alleys
Mr.. B. r. Pine, of No. $50 Fulton street
the architect, managed the alterations
Mr.. Isaac b. Jacobs, carpenter ant
builder, If No. 345 Adams street, execu
ted the carpent, ring work. The cabine
work, the finest of the kind in the city
was executed. under contract, by MI
isanc b. Jacobs, with Mr.. Hess OF til
Eastern District. The painting nm
frt scoing WAS placed in the competer
hands of Mrssrs. Z. A. Dudley 4 Co., {
No. 457 Fulton street. Messrs. John
Willard Il Co. the well.know manufa'
turers and dealers in lookiug-elasses m
frames, of No. 269 Canal street, Ne
York, manufactured the tine plate-9la
mirrors. Mr.. Il Stade, the emboss'
glass to the interior and entrance door
AIessrs. Kitchen h Co., of Broadway.
Y. opposite the Metropolitan Hotel. III
nshed the elegant chandeliers and <
fixtures. Messrs. Griffiths Il Co., q
celebrated billiard table manufacturer
of No. 40 Vesey street, New York. plac
six OF the finest tables ever manu.actur
by them in this elegant estabishmel
Mr.. Richard Il. Coggln, OF No. IL W
loughby street, executed the plumb
and gas fitting. The work done and
be seen, all of which is of the most 81
stau,al kind, speaks well for the fir