The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-11-24
THE DELAMAR HOTEL.
The Finest Hotel Building in
Any Mining Camp in the
West.
Now Complete and Ready For
Occupancy.
Electric Lights. Hot and Cold Water.

0, Inc laSt nnlshfnR fO0cnPs mas ueen
put upon the new Del mar Hotel The
carpets have been laid and the fnrni-
ture put in place and orr Town can now
boast Of accommodations for travellers
and transient guests which even before
the destruction of the former hotel,
during the holidays, year ago, were
badly wanting. The new buildinp, be-
besides providing ample scromodations
for the people stopping here, is metro
poIilan in the completeness of its APP
pointnenfs. II is a two story structure
80 K 81 feet. Two gables front on
the street, separated by center, re-
lieved Ct plainness by being set slightly
back and having broad steps, hand
come verandah and ornate roof With
J dormer windows The office occupies
| the front room Of the center. uhilt
opening ont Of it TO the left is broad
! building, 10 The left ofwhich are dnnbIe
parlors in front and in the rear a
handsome private dining room, the in
IierveDing space on either side being
handsome family rooms. A handsome
stairway in the front of this hallway,
with a landing and turn leads to sim
! liar hallway on The upper floor and ont
of his hallway. doors olarge and finely
| furnished bedrooms open. The front
or corner room of these is espe eiaily
fine and opens en- suite into the aajoin-
ing room. This side of the honse will
he reserved for transient guests, ladies'
and family boarders.
Leading TO the right, out of the Office
is very large and handsome reading
and sitting room for gentlemen and
opening from il is the main dining
room "a As feet in size. The kitchen
and pantry occupy the rear center be-
tween The main and private dining
rooms, opening into each. In the CEN
ter of The building is an air and light
shaft and nnler it on The first floor are
the baggage rooms and lavatory, the
lavatory being so arranged that it opens
into both the large sitting room and If, |
fee.
The second floor is ievnlei entirely |
10 he'd rooms, and these are so arranged
that numbrr of them are en- suite.
All of them are handsomely carpe'ea,
have fine beds and comodes, and are
worthy to he called good in any first
cl ss hotel.
In the rear Of the hotel is large rock
built cellar, over which is large and |
Handsome room. reached hy a plattorr'
from The second floor whirh will he
reserved for a room for sick persons,
being light, airy and away from the
noise.
Water is supplied to the huildng nm
der pressure from the hydranfs AMI
heater from The range gives service of
hot water on both floors and in the law
atory. Qnick action fire plugs with hos
attached and placed at convenient
points upon both hpors. with the water
always at "a heavy pressure.
The interior of be bnilding is fin
ished in Idaho white pine and Puget
Sound red cedar finished in oil so hat
the grains of these fine combinations
of woods are finely shown.
Every room in the house is provided
with electric lighis. the parlors Office,
sitting rooms and dining rooms, each
being supplied with "a large numbsr of
lanps.
The architect, Mr.. w. S. Campbell Of
Boise CITY, who planned and superin-
tended the construction, is entitled to
much praise for the skill displayed in i
planning the s'rnctnre and the faithful )
manner in which the details have bern I
carried out. !
Onr town can now invite strangers I
lere with confidence that they can be |
qnartered while stopping '
acre. The want of Accommodations has
,een great draw back here during the
,ast year. People who would have Wis
ted here, or have remained longer
when they did come here, have cuf d
heir visits short because il was scare ly II
yer possible for then 10 he comfort y
bly lodged d