22 HARE'S GUIDE TO style ot modern theater halls. The cost of the build ing is about $175,000. The architect is Theo. Lenzen, of San Jose. A thorough examination of the building and its appointments will amply repay the visitor. Near the corner of Santa Clara and Third streets stands the San Jose Opera House, Built in 1870 by Mr. G. Brohaska. It is a neat and elegant theatrical hall, not so extensive as some of the metropolitan theaters, but still •sufficiently ample for a city of the population of San Jose. It is occu pied for concerts, &c., and occasionally for a short season by some of the San Francisco stock companies. A regularly established theatrical company has never yet been successfully established here. On the East side of First street, near Santa Clara, is situated Music Hall Building, A large brick block, containing a spacious hall, from which the building takes its name. It is a large apartment, built with beautiful frescoed walls and ceilings, and will compare favorably with like halls in the largest cities of the East. Oalc Hill Cemetery, Is situated about two miles south of Santa Clara street on the “Monterey Road,” which is the south ern extension of First street. It is easily found, as a large sign over the gateway informs passers by as to its
