Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-29

investment 10 rlQe out ana note the rapi,
improvement of the greatest institution {
the kind in America and the pride of Sal
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HOTELS.
WHITE HOUSE.
This review of Salt Lakes interest
would not be considered entire withou
mention of one OF the city's most promi
nent hotels, the White House. The pro
prietor, Mr. Podlech, has catered to the
public in the present location for the pas
seventeen years, and by his untirinf
efforts and obligng ways has made the
White House what it is to-day, one of the
most popular hotels in the West, as can
be seen by the register. The rooms are
elegantly furnished, no pains or expense
being spared to bring them to perfection.
The office is supplied with splendid
writing table, together with plenty of ma
terlal, for the use of the guests. The bar
is stocked with only the very best brands
| oil liquors and cigars, and guests can al
ways count on having this feature of theis
wants supplied in a satisfactory manner,
The table is par excellence, being sun
Piled with the choicest viands, as MIR.
Podlech pays special attention to the
wants of the elmer man." being bound
that in this capacity he will not be out.
done. A fine billiard room connected
with the hotel contains three first-class
tables which, with gentlemanly attend
ants, cannot fail to make it pleasant for
those wishing to pass while in this way.
me hotel is supplied with gas and cleo
trio light, and contains nice bath room
equipped with the latest improvements.
The White House is right in the bust
ness center of the city, is convenient to
all the depots, and with its reasonable
rates, $3.50 to 50 day, is certainly
deserving OF liberal patronage.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
One OF the most noteworthy insttu-
lions in the city is the st. James Hotel.
lnasmuch as it comprises both the finest
accommodations of grand hotel and at
the same time the quietude, luxury and
homelike advantages of an elegant home.
The st. James is situated at Nos. 2O9 to
223 Main street, in the finest residence
locality OF Salt Lake City. There is no
bar-room in connection, and as noisy,
boisterous transient trade is not cateredfor,
there is nothing but the most refined
quiet and comfort. The house is
large, commodious and extravagantly |
furnished, and is always filed to the ut
most capacity with friends and family
circles who are spending the summer or
visiting the city OF the Latter-day
Saints" The proprietor, Mr.. A. Green
wald, Is u man OF extensive experience in
thls particular style of hotel manage
ment' and his continually overcrowded
house ana the numerous expressions of
satisfaction emanatng from grateful
patrons arc ffifinnt |
public appreciation OF his endeavors to
supply the wants of Il rest and retire
class of the public.
Mrs. Greenwald personally superin-
ends the management of the kitchen
md dining room, and everything coming
lnder her able supervision is always
lrst-class. Considering the advantages
i the hotel, the prices are very reason
bile.
ELBRIDGE TUFTS RESIDENCE.
A mnch felt want is supplied and n
reat requirement filled by MIR. Elbridge
,ufts, of No. lis f.. Third South street,
II: first-class private boarding and
odging house for the accommodation Of ;
ersons desiring a quiet, central location, ,
nd all the requisites OF first-class ,
wing at Il moderate price, without re- :
curse to the noise and publicity of an Il,
otel. The scribe, while being shown !
bout the place, Toasted his eyes on all 3
ne elegance of adornment, expensive :
ecorations, fine oil paintings, richly and
furnished sleeping apart
tents and all the luxury compatible with +
beautiful home. The sleeping rooms q
re furnished with elegant hard wood, :
furniture. and are large, COM h
iodious and airy. There is spacious e
lnlng room, a comfortable sitting room n
nd a luxurious parlor, which are features y
UGH appreciated by boarders and =,
dgers. The lawn surrounding the house
green and extensive and shaded nv
ity trees, thereby rendering the sur.
bindings ccol and delightful, a per- II
,tual artesian we'll on the premises en- a
lncing the desirability OF the place. u
oomss can be obtained either single or o
SUITE, with or without board, at .
oderate rates.
LEADING HOTEL. al
a tew lCords concerning SAT- Lakes %
Putar hostlery-Any resume of Salt a
lke,s business and industrial interests m
'uld be incomplete without mention of lie
admirably conducted and elegantly IL
pointed hotel-the Walker. The pom T
lrity this house has gained and Ell
@ prosperity that has ever MT OF
lded it during the last decade are di- I'll
Guy, attributable to its prestige as the
st-class hotel OF the city, and to the
Instant efforts Of the proprietor, Mr.. q.
trb, 10 please the travelling public. It's
'at,on Is in the verv business center of
city and all street car lines pass di
lily by the door. 1t is provided with Ii
most approved sanitary arrange bI
'nts, and its cuisine is unsurpassed by IL
hotel in the West and the service il at
that could be desired. 1t is the only es
tel in the city provided with a passen-
elevator. In short, il is n strictly or
't-class hotel in every sense, and COM he
real men, tourists and the general 30
Yelling public will consult their own in IS
ests by stopping at the Walker, there tn
securing splendid accommodations Mt be
Sonable rates. Prompt attention is sn
q 10 inquiries for accommodations by an
ii or wire. ~ co
PALACE HOTEL ~ ~
ne popularity of European hotels in ~; In
East has also found its way TO Salt az
Ie CITY, which is ever forward in en- w,
PRISE and supplying the wants of tine NJ
ir. II. Brisacher is the proprietor of p pgG
Palace, the only European hotel in ,,l
CITY, 1t contains large number of NJ,
ms elegantly furnished, and the NO. n .'
of the hotel are first.class bni
very respect. Trnyalerg ,vho ,,,iaL A. -