The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-06-10
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
A Great Opportunity 10 Visit New England
and Profit Thereby

ihV ~. Il. y. ASSOcldJlOn, Wnltn
meets in Buffalo, New York, July III
to 10th inclusi, :, promises to be one
of the largest and most valuable meet
lngs of educators ever held in the
United States. Topics OF vital import-
ance to the educational interests OF the
country will be discussed by Or. W. +
Harris, Washington, d. c.; Col +. W.
Parker, Chicago Normal School. Presi-
dent David ). Jordan, Leland stanford
University; q. Stsnley Hall, Clark
University, Massachusetts; Bishop
Vincent and many other noted educa-
tors, north, south, east and west.
The advantages derived from such a
] conference are manifold and need only
| be suggested. The accumulated wisdom
and experience of all is distributed to
each and the teacher goes away with a
borader horizon, firmer grasp Of the
principles of his profession, and a
stronger determination to improve.
The excursion feature with its oppor-
tnnities for getting acquainted with
different sections OF the country, differ
ent advantages and industries adds
largely to the intelligence OF the teacher.
Extensive arrangements have been
made for excursions, at very low rates
to all points east of Buffalo including
New England and the Atlantic Coast
All who are able to avail themselves of
the extension of tickets to Sept. lst will
find it impossible to visit and spend the
summer at the eastern resorts at exceed
ingly low rates.
The railway companies east and west
have been very slow in setting rates, but
the Southern Pacific Company has is
sued the following
1.-The rate from San Francisco and
common California points is to be 500. IS
and tickets will be sold on June 18th
and 9th. The going trip is to be con-
tinuous without stop-over). The return
trip is also to be continuous, to be COM
menced on date ticket is signed in pres
of joint agent at Buffalo, and date of
arrival at California destination to be
not later than July 18th.
IF tickets ared deposited on or before
July 10th with the joint agent at Buf-
falo, an extension of time will Re given,
but for continuous trip only the ar
rival at California destination to be not
later than September 4th.
"These tickets will be good over vari-
able routes west of Chicago or st. Louis
or New Orleans, but east OF those points
passage must be restricted to one con-
tinuous line in both directions.
" For tickets from San Francisco,
covering passage one way over Shasta
route, the rate will be $3.50 higher
From points south Of Lathrop rates will
be increased not only by 1880, but also
by the local rate south of that point, not
to exceed $3.50.
"The rate from Reno to Buffalo and
return on this occasion will be $86.85
Tickets will be sold on June 2Sth and
Goth going trip to commence on date
of sale, and to be continuous without
stop-over); return trip to commence on
date ticket is signed in presence of joint
agent at Buffalo, and date of arrival at
destination to be not later than July
10th.
g If tickets are deposited with joint
agent at Buffalo on or before July 10th,
an extension OF return limit msy be OBJ
tanned up to September 2, 1896.
'' A ticket sold at this rate will be
good only over the same route going and
returning that is variable routes can
not be used west of Missouri and Missis-
sippi river points, as in the case OF the
rates and tickets from San Francisco
and other California points,
All desiring further particulars as to
excursions, hotel rates at Buffalo, board
in private families, programs, etc, are
cordially invited to correspond with
Mary w. Emery, Nevada State Mana
ger, Reno, New.
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