Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-28
NEVADA CLUB
IS The name
FINEST APPOINTED BAR TO BE
FOUND IN ALL THE
WEST.

Nevada Club is the name of ].
Grant Crumleys new saloon in the
State Bank and Trust Company build
ing, and it is the finest saloon not
only on the Pacific Coast, but its
equal would be hard to find this side
of New York. This may seem like
drawing long bow, but an inspec-
ton of the magnificent quarters is
convincing. Marble, mahogany, til
ing, colored and clear art glass, mir
rors and myriads of incandescenti
electric lamps, solid silver utensils,
beautiful cut glass an elaborate cosy
corner, heavy bronze cuspidors, a
handsome lunch counter and mas
sive safe with safe deposit vaults, are
some of the effects which in combin-
alton disclose a work of art.
Day or night, the visitor cannot
| help being struck with the richness
of the interior, but it is at night, un-
der the glow of the electric lamps
| that the place is seen at its best. The
Nevada Club was lighted up last
night for the benefit of few friends.
Entering from either of the corner
doors of heavy mahogany frame,
studded with clear art glass, the view
that strikes the vision is effective and
immediate. To the left or right, ac-
cording to the door through which
the entrance is made, is the cosy
| corner fitted up in mahogany and
clear art glass, and tall wainscoting
of New York marble. The wainscot-
ing extends around the apartment,
with the base in Tennessee marble.
The floor is covered with thing, and
the ceiling is of steel in pretty de-
sign Depending from the ceiling, at
Intervals, are three-colored art glass
electric chandeliers. each OF which
contains twenty-four lights. There
are numberless lights in the wall be-
sides.
The top piece of the bar is Of solid
mahogany, and before it is solid
bronze footrest. Behind the bar is
mirror eighteen feet in length, re-
fiecting a dazzling array of cut glass.
Liquor will be dispensed only in cut
glass vessels, whether they be bottles
or drinking glasses. Behind the bar,
the drainboard is in German silver,
and the pitchers and shakers are of
solid silver. At one end of the bar,
to the left, is mahogany bottle case,
where there are tempting case goods
already stored. Below this, and
forming part of the bar, is the cigar
stand, where the best to be had in
the way of Havana goods is to be
kept. Opposite the bar toward the
north, stands the burglar-proof safe,
and its safe deposit vaults, and at the
north end is the lunch counter in
mahogany, with mirror behind it.
Over this is to rest fine painting OF
Cheyenne canyon, showing the road
in the mountains leading from Color
ado Springs to Cripple Creek.
To the east of the counter is the
lavatory in marble and tiling, hand
somely finished There is twelve
inch exhaust fan, and in the bar, ir
passing, there is an eighteen-inch far
of the same description. Leading
from the lavatory is a winding stall
I to the wine cellar and the clubroon
and office There is enough cut glass
stored to stock another saloon, AM
there is enough wine and liquor t.
stock two more saloons Mr. Crum
ley will handle nothing but the fines
Old Grow whiskey, and he has it il
stock to be seen at any time, good
of 1899 to 1901.
Off from the wine room is the club
room, which is not yet completed
There are to be card tables and
roulette wheel in this apartment
lounging chairs and divans Cost
: rugs will cover the cement floor, an
, the ceiling, when finished, is to b
: another work of art Off from til
are a couple of desks, chairs, an
where there will be writing materia
and all the magazines kept on hanC
+ There is an entrance to this apar
s ment from Brougher avenue. Thel
o is a system of telephones through til
s apartments, with private switcl
t board in the bar. From the clul
: room, drinks can be ordered and eel
= trail will never know who's who, {
d what's doing At the same time tt
man at the telephone in the has
q ment may be connected with any pa
of the town, or with long distanc
+ There is also private booth in IL
q barroom, where one can shut himse
II in from the noise and hustle, and
q entirely private. If there has bee
Q anything overlooked in the furnishil
II of the Nevada Club, in the way