Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-30

The hotel is OF Swiss style o. archi-
lecture, and as Will be seen, is appropri-
ate to It's montane surroundings. II is to
be erected according TO the plans of L. L.
Chandler, architect, of Los Angeles and
the contractors viii be Carle, Croly &
Abernethy, the weil-known contractors OF
Sacramento. The house will be called
THE SLOVENIAN HOUSE
In honor of the President of the Commits
sion, his Excellency, the Governor of Cali
fornia. The specifications disclose the fact
that it is to be sirst-class in every part of
its construction and fitting, the timbers
being very heavy, of the best material. and
the fittings of the best order known; the
object being 10 secure great durability in
climate that not infrequentiy is very severe
The front structure, from wall to wall, and
exclusive of the porches. will be 100 feet in
length, with q depth OF SO feet. The side
shown in our illustration, in perspective, is
an l., or wing, running back 6Si feet By a
width OF "a feet, thus giving a front of 100
feet by depth of 124l feet Upon the left
of the front is parlor 23x29l, with folding
doors, 1lxl0 opening into breakfas. room
back of it, 23x24l folding doors from this,
10x10, open into dining-room, along the
rear wall, 20x36 Next TO the parlor, and
opening into it by folding DOORS 7tx1O, is a
'NNNHNiptA-ACplii, DUN VI tlliS lISe
the stairways in two tiers, 81 feet in width
Next to
THE REcEPTIoN-RooM,
having the main entrances. is the gentle
mems parlor, 2Slx32, out of which rise the
stairways and open doors into the dining
room. Opening into this parlor at the rear
is the Office, SxI0i. and back of it the
clerk room. 109x12. To the right of the
office is the managers room, 14tx20. Out
of this parlCr, on the right, at the rear. is a
hall leading to the barber shop at the ex-
trenle right, Sxl0, to the rear of which, by
short hall, is the lavatory and closets,
123x14. To the right of this parlor are
four bedrooms opening into short hall
the two tlrst being 11.3X12 and IL 3x136
respectively. The other two are of the
same width. but are IA and 15.6 respective
ly in depth. The balconies around this
trunk of the building are 10 feet in width
but in front of the gentlemen's parlor are
l6 feet in width.
THE WING,
AT its juncture with the main building,
opens into the breakfast-room by a six foot
passage, out of which rise the rear stair
ways. On the front side of the passage is
the store-room, 113x156. On the other
side is the pantry. 10 9xl5. The passage
referred 10 between the pantry ana store
room extends to the cross wall beyond to
| the kitchen, which is 23x33. to the rear of
which is the laundry, 17x23.6, and broad
hall opening into the rear yard Back of
the hall is the servants dining room, 12x16,
and flight of stairs.
! THE SECOND FLOOR
| Is reached by the front stairways opening
! into large hall running lengthwise CT the
building. and crossed by two other halls
extending the entire width, and one of
which extends entirely through the length
of the wing. On the left of this floor are
! five rooms from I3.2xl7.6 to 10xi7.6 in size.
In front are four rooms 11.3x15 each Back
| OF them two interior rooms, 1l.3x13, con-
stituting suits with two of the front rooms
To the rear are three rooms 9.1x136, and
one 13.6x139. On the extreme right are
| five rooms 10.7x17.6 each, In the wing
! next the main structure is a layatory
9x10, with closets to the rear of which are
! three bathrooms 5x10 each. Back of these