Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-27

made for steamer passage from San
Francisco to Portland. If exchange
for return via Portland is made at
San Francisco or Portland, $40 must
be paid in addition to the $12.50 pro-
vided for above.
One hundred and fifty pounds of
baggage will be carried free on the
G. A. r. excursion tickets.
Stop-over privileges will be allowed
within the time limit or life of the
G.. A. r. tickets in either direction,
but it must be borne in mind that
westward these tickets will not be
good for passage after August Sd.
Those purchasing G. A. R. tickets
and coming West early, will enjoy
more comfortable trip, avoid the in
convenience of the crowd that will
wait until the latest dates prior to
opening of Eneampment, and win Sc
cure longer time there, giving oppor-
tunities to visit neighboring localities,
and stop privileges before com.
mencement OF the Encampment.
LoCAL-For the benefit of visitors
who may desire to visit interior and
Coastwlse points, the rates of railroad
fare have been fixed at one-half the
usual rates, or one fare for the round
trip, with reasonable limit of time
and privileges. Steamship lines for
like purposes, offer two.third rates,
including berths and meals.
Excursions for large bodies to noted
points are being arranged by the Elk
cursion Committee.
A committee on Hotels and Accom-
modations, consisting of Nathaniel
Hunter, John Lynch, Geo. H. Fuller.
Hiram T. Graves, H. 7. Smith, G. G..
Burnett, and II. H. Earle, has been
appointed, and desires to obtain the
earliest possible information of the
number likely to visit San Francisco
during the Twentieth National En-.
campment, in order that accommoda-
tons may be provided for all, and
ready for them on their arrival.
Comrades or parties positively de-
cided on coming are requested to
forward applications for quarters as
soon as their plans are sufficiently ma
tured, using substantially the follow
ing form:
P. n. WATT. Secretary, Committee Hotels and
Accom- mod atoms, Goth National Encampmen,
G. A. r., 49, California street, San Francisco
Secure quarters for party Of. ......
persons, as follows:
Married couples .......
Single ladies .......
Single gentlemen .......
Total
VIII arrive IN San francisco. .......
1886, and remain. :. days.
(Sig. and address, .............
| -.
Applicants should endeavor to give
an accurate idea of the accommoda
tons they desire-whether at hotel.
or private residences-witho or withou,
board.
Hotel prices range from $3.50 t.
$500 per day, Tor higher with extr'
choice apartments) at such houses a
the "Palace," baldwin" "Grand" O.
Occidental" down to about $1OO O
$1,25 at other respectable houses
Lodging may be had at all price
from Csc. for nights lodging, up t.
$500 or $500 per day in fashionable
Lodging Houses or Private Dwellings
Good meals can be obtained at Res
taurants at from 25c to SOC.
GENERAL INFORMATION.
1t should be borne in mind tina
, the temperature of California in sum
mer, and especially San Francisco, i
much lower than in the East, and Wis
itors are cautioned to come provide
with such light winter clothing a
would be comfortable in the East i
April or October, with heavy under
wear and fall wraps.
Comrades can have their letter
!, addressed scare General Commute
, of Management, Goth National En-
campment, G. A. r., San Francisco
y CAL" IL so addressed they will b
properly cared for, and promptly de
. livered on application.
A $4,000 SchOOlhouse for Broader,
The people OF Broadford are mo'