Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-30
BUSINESS CHANGES.

Arnold's Oyster House and Senatz's Missis-
sippi Kitchen-the one on Second and the
other on Third street, and both between j
and K streets-are establishments which
mark recent business changes. The latter
place is in new brick building recently
erected by Mr.. Levy, on old foundations next
to the RECORD . MON premises on the south.
The building is eighty feet deep by twenty
in width, and is admirably ventilated. In
the rear are a number of private dining
rooms next on the west is the main dining
room, while the front section is given up to
the kitchen and oyster counter and bread
and pastry shelves. Thus the kitchen is
open to the street, and the large
show-window looking from it affords
an unobstructed view from the public
walk Of the interior of the kitchen. In this
part is fine French cooking range and a
broiler hood. Opposite these is long, broad
counter. on which all unlocked food is con-
stantly displayed. The whole section is over
hung by a huge iron hood from which capa-
cious ventilating flues lead to the roof. On the
opposite or south side the bread pastry, etc,
is also open to view and examination, while
against the section partition and facing the
street.is the oyster stand, where the bivalves
are opened and the supply for cooking kept.
Arnoid's is an old stand, and has grown
from very small beginning. The re-
cent changes are very extensive. Inc
place has been opened back the tuil
depth Of the building, so feet, and its
full width, 20 feet. The ceiling has been
raised, and the entire interior ceiled up with
marrow tougued and grooved boards, alter
nately of redwood and pine. The en-
trance is in the center front. On the left
is the oyster range, presided over by
MIR. Arnold in person. 1t is covered by
a neat polished iron hood, connecting
with ventiIating hues. In front OF the
range is the business counter, and OPP
posite runs the lunch counter. Beyond
this on the right is a series of very
handsome stalls or rooms, with ornamental
open entrances. Back of these are the kitch
eas, which are large, neas and we'll fitted
From the kitchen entrance there runs cut
toward the entrance some distance parti-
ton, ceasing against handsome post sur
mounted by bronze figure bearing gas-burn-
ers aloft. Between the partition and the
north wall there is thus left the whole depth
to the rear of the oyster range ladies din.
ing-hall, which has an l. also running south
erly back of the kitchen.
Gruhler Il Sellinger, who operate an ice
business in this city, have removed from the
old depot on Fourth street TO the building
next north of the REcoRD-UNIoN Office, on
Third street. 1t has been entirely reftted
and will be the headquarters of the Capital
Ice Company for the sale of Boca mountain
ice, and a depot for coal Branches of
the establishment are being set up at Red
Bluff, Chico, Marysville. Stockton, Oroville, |
Colusa Modesto and Bakersfield.
The immense storeroom fitted up for Stone
& Go. on street, between Third and Fourth, !
is nearly ready for occupancy.
The new building for J.. L. Lewis & Co.'s |
extension on Fifth street has reached the
third story, and the work of completion is
being rapidly pushed forward.
Wagner's new brick livery stable on Ninth |
street, between | and }, has SO far advanced |
that the woodwork is soon to be put in The |
building is 160 feet in depth, and the same
depth as the old building it replaces.
A number of old store-rooms are being re-
fitted on business streets, and general ac-
tivity in that respect is noticeable.
The masonry of the extension of the Sac
ramento FIGURING Mills approaches compile
ton. The addition viii largely increase the
CAPACITY OF the mills