Cochise review., 1900-12-29
IB Course of Construction by the Copper Queen Company at
 This Place.
A Magnificent Building that will be Ready for the Public about May l---A Detailed Description
 of this Structure.


 together with classic beauties, that it not only attracts the attention and ad- miraton of our own people to this mag nificent structure, but the attention and delight of our visitors and guests as we'll. We therefore asked for and was granted permission to look over the plans of the building that we might be able to give the readers of the RE- VIEW more general idea and charac- ter of this palatial and metropolitan editice.
 The hotel is S0x9O and four stories in heighth and contains all told 80 rooms, GO of which are bed rooms.
 The style of architecture is Mission and is being most beautifully wrought out in El Paso red pressed brick trim mings, the main body of the wall be ing prepared for yellow tinted stucco.
 The roof is entirely covered with Spanish tile which is being shipped from Ohio and is one of the many beau- nful features of the building.
 The glass throughout the front and main part of the building is of the finest American plate.
 All cornices, projections, brackets and exterior Ornamentation is being made of iron and copper and put up with asbestos Innings, making the exte- rior absolutely fire proof
 The first story contains stores, offices, drummers' sample rooms, store rooms, laundry, boiler room and coal room. . The whole building being steam heat ed. The main entrance hall is also on the first floor and leads to beautiful hard wood staircase.
 The arrangement of the second floor and it's appointments is most charm ingly delightful.
 The second floor is approached from the grand stairway leading by the hotel office and entering the reception hall which is 20x30 and the appointments of which are most elegant.
 Adjoining the reception hall are the parlors and main dining room, which has a seating capacity of 150 people; ladies' ordinary, with seating capac- ity for 5 people and the billiard room, and the loggia on the front of the build ing.
 Adjoining the billiard room are the card rooms, barber shop and wine room.
 The rear part of this floor is given to the culinary department. The kitchen and serving room are worthy of special mention for they are models in their line. The floors aud wainscoting are tile of beautiful design and back of the range the whole side of the kitchen will bs laid ap with dark red pressed brick.
 The serving room is entirely circled with dressers enclosed with glass doors and cases of drawers for table linen. Adjoining the serving room are the buffers, sinks and pantry and china closets. for delicate glass and china ware.
 Adjoining the kitchen is the rear hall and entrance and has also ser wants staircase, which extends from the first to the fourth floor.
 This floor throughout is magniicently grand in arrangement and complete in detail. Resplendent with light and beauty.
 The third and fourth floors are both bedroom floors and contain 50 bed rooms, many of which are in suits with separate bath rooms attached, and are so luxuriously arranged that the most fastidious can have every comfort their hearts may desire.
 On the front of the building, and on the third floor is capacious balcony where guests may revel on the match less climate and sublime scenery of Arizona and overlooking, as it does, the grea: smelling plant of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining company, where l,500 men find lucrative and steady employment, makes feature to the building that is in keeping with the grand whole.
 So the hotel will stand beautiful and everlasting monument to the Cop per Queen company, of Bisbee, and must appeal to every guest alike that it is indeed a magnificent haven of rest unexcelled in all this broad land. ...
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