The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-08-23

is devoted to the drygoods department.
Mr.. Pasquale enjoys a large trade and
the confidence of his customers. He is
also a large employer of labor, having
from 80 to 40 men on his pay roll the
year around. He is rancher, stockman,
merchant, baker and candlestick maker
where his ramfications reach. His new
hotel at Paradise would be credit to
any town in Nevada. 1t 10 a .nree-
story and basement structure and occu-
pies a choice lot in the pretty village,
300 by 700 feet. The foundation is of
solid masonry. The basement has a wine
cellar, laundry room general store room.
all with concrete floors and is built to
stand for ages. The bar room on the
first. or ground floor, is of stone, roof,
sides and floor, with marble slab for
ries a stock of goods in his saloon that
will put to the blush many who make
much more noise about their business
than does Mr.. Pasquale. The hotel oc-
cupies a ground space of l20 by 81 feet.
The Office is in the center of the build
ing, with the barroom on the north side
lor is connected with the reception room
Immediately back and with the dinning
room by sliding doors between the three
rooms. Immediately back of the dining
room is the kitchen, with a large double
range fitted up for burning woou on one
side and coal on the other The closets
and pantry are all on the first floor -
well as a large sample room for the
convenience of travelling statesmen. on
the second floor and in the center of the
building is a large dancing hal4 and Il
well-furnished. sunny and well-lighted
sleeping rooms On the third floor Mr..
Pasquale is having built a commodious
theater or playhouse, with more sleep
ing rooms. The whole structure is lined
with rich steel sheet wall and ceiling
lining and it takes the place of plaster
and Is much more serviceable and safer
dpouA HTS II gives tne mousse d Dedr-
tiful finish and a citified appearances
! and makes it as near fireproof as In pos
sible. The whole building is wired for
electric lights and some day Mr.. Pas
quales enterprise will be the motive
power that will give the hotel and
every business house and cottage in the
oil afxso Itch H. hot t. fxs,
nished with model bath rooms and is
piped for both hot and cold water. The
| lavatory room is equipped with standing
| marble wash stands. On the big los
| Immediately back of the house is the
ladies' toilet room and on the other
| side one Cor gent emen and both are
| the lot il stone building built arouno
a stone-lined well Is feet in depth and
10 feet in diameter, which furnishes ar
abundance of ice-cold water for all pur-
poses. The water is pumped by a gas
| oline engine of two and a half horse
| power. Billy Thiamann 10 in charge OF
| the culinary utpdf dllu bSdtS tic
reputation of being one of the best chefs
In the State. The building is substan-
TALLY put up as all of Mr.. Pasquale
buildings are, and will be there long
after the present generation and the one
| to follow have gone hence Between the
pump house and the rear of the hole
the ground is devoted to the growing
of graden truck of all kinds. l neglect
ed to say in the proper place that the
lower and upper stories of the house are
provided with verandas that extend al
the way around the structure, affordine
a good view of the surrounding valley
This is not ALL for Mr.. PasQuale has Q
large sanitarium. just across the street
from the hotel, for those suffering with
illness of any kind. Another one of his
industries is large blacksmith and
wagon making shop, where he does al
K kinds of blacksmithing and wagon work