The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-10
PARK CITY OPERA HOUSE AND HOTEL

The building will be built in accordance
with the plans and Specifications fur
nished by Messrs. Harker, Doxey and
Eastman, architects, Ogden. 1t will be
four stories above the basement and look
100 feet in size. The Main street front
Will be OF brown stone, while the remain
der of the building will be Of brick.
The plans show a building containing a
hrst-class hotel with seventy guest rooms,
exclusive of all public rooms, snch as
offices, dining rooms, reception rooms,
helps rooms, kitchen and store rooms and
sample rooms, and an opera house in the
rear. On the ground floor main street
'front.' is the grand entrance to the opera
| house, fifteen feet wide, on the left hand
side of which is the bar and billiard room
so arranged as not 10 be conspicuous to
guests OF the hotel, from which it is en-
! tirely separate.
On the right of the grand entrance is
| the main hotel office, where are found the
coat room, clerks office, toilet, elevator,
grand stairway, helps stairway and stairs
! TO the barber shop in the basement
There Is separate ladies' entrance from
the street, directly facing which is the pas
| senger elevator and grand stairway, and
| on the right hand an elegant reception
room. The ladies' entrance affords free in
gresS and egress without being observed
/ 4,
while they can still be seen py the clerk,
but at the same time the arrangement gives
| all the guests convenient access TO the ele-
vator and stairway.
| The plan in short is such that the clerk
| from his desk observes all who pass in or
! out, and is enabled thereby to easily keen
| control of the house.
The dining room, kitchen and sample
rooms are on the fourth floor, there being a
separate elevator for supplies and baggage.
| The dining room is 42X6S feet, with a II
foot ceiling. The kitchen arrangements
are designed after the latest ideas for secur-
ing perfect, quick service with the least
help. The sample rooms are eight in mum
Der and are well lighted. There are ten
suits of rooms, having private baths and
every modern convenience. Lighted with
electric lights. The hotel will be heated
by steam, and the ventilation will be as
| perfect as science can make 1t. The base
ment affords room for heating and electr
cal apparatus, store rooms, barber shoL
and drug store.
THE OPERA HOUSE
is entirely separated from the hotel by
solid brick walls reaching above the roof
! The auditorium will seat LOCO people and
every seat will have full view of the
stage. There will be a parquet, dress cir
Gle, gallery and eight private boxes, retir.
ing rooms for both ladies and gentlemn
and a smoking room besides, all opening
from large foyer. The exits are numer
Gus and ample and are carefully arranged
The acoustics have received the proper
amount of attention and cannot fail tC
be good. The stage is designed
to accommodate any of the travelling
companies and enable them to show to ad
vantage. The stage beng 35x70 feet anC
the Proscenium arch 35X35 feet The heat.
Of ha h.
heating and ventlating system, a positive
motion being given TO the air by means o.
a fan after IL has been heated ny passing
over steam coils. Throughout the whole
building no pains will be spared TO make i
a perfect job of its kind in every particu.
lar and the cost Of the entire structure i:
estimated to be $4,000.
In the account of the accident to the
lady in Empire canon the name should
have read Mrs. Rooms, instead of Mrs.
Krous.
Well, Bobby Gaylor will present himself
to Park city audiences on Tuesday. Jan
uary 10, presenting Sport McAliis teri
his latest. The eastern papers speak very
highly of him and declare his piece one OF
the best on the road.
The Utah Central troubles still continue
After leaving Park city the train reached
the summit all right, where two of the en-
gines were sent to Salt Lake, leaving No
Z, the Shay, to take the train and crew The
balance of the way. The train started al
right, but after having covered about one
half mile, it stripped" the cogs, thus rem
dering it perfectly useless. Word was sen
to Salt Lake to call back the two engine!
that had been sent down
Mr.. Boman Johnson is in the CITY. the
guest of b. S. Young.
Mrs. E. Kimball went down to Salt Lake
Thursday.
Mr.. E. P Newell, of Salt Lake, and Mr.
and Mrs F. A. Gale, of Ogden, are in thu
city.
Thursday night was the occasion of the
installation of the two subordinate lodge.
in this city of the /. o. o. f. The Parl
City lodge elected as follows: M. Jones
N. G.; r. E. LINDSEY, V. G.. H. L. Evans
secretary; A Sanders, Treas. H. Wat
tiers, r. 5. N. c.; c. E. Addison, L. S. N
g.; F. Snyder. w; Gid Snyder, c.. F. E
Hurley, r. S. N. g.; G. Snyder, l.. s. N. G
Olive Branch lodge No. s, installed the
following: D. Mott, N c.; H. E. Ferne
stone, V. G.; W. H. Harris, secretary L
Hubbard, Treas. S. L. Radon, r. S. N
g.; j. Granthan, 4. S. N. G.; D. DaL
gleish, L. S. n. G.; G. Street, w. M. Prisk
G; ]. hampshire, ]. G.
When the lodge business had beer
finished speeches were made and luncl
e I0,l.