Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-06-13
y.r,oSAL EDUCATIONAL Asso'
CATION.
A Great Opportunity 60 visit New
..v,and aud Profit Thereby.

The N. Il. A. which meets in Buff
s.lo N. Y, July 7 to 10 inclusive. prom.
;.es to be one Of the largest and most
v.I,able meetings OF educators ever held
in the United States. Topics OF vital
;mnor,apce to the educational interests
~ the country will be discussed by DIR.
VT. Harris, Washington. ID. C.; Col.
PW. Parker, Chicago Normal School;
p,ss;dept David s. Jordan, Leland
Stanford University; G. Stanley Hall.
CLARK University, Massachusetts,; Bishop
Vincent aud many other noted educators.
north. south, east and west.
The advantages derived from such 9
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 q
broader horizon. a 6rmer grasp of the
principles Of his profession, aud a
stronger determination to improve.
The excursion feature with its oppor-
tunities for getting acquainted with dif-
iereut sections Of the country. different
advantages and industries adds largely
10 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 aud the Atlantic Coast.
All who are able TO avail themselves oi
the extension Of tickets TO Sept. | will
find ii possible 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 just
issued the following:
"The rate from San Francisco and
common California points is to be 500 30.
and tickets will be sold on June Goth and
9Th. The going trip is to commence on
date OF sale and to be continuous with
1"s esSP-bfNiIs ihp ttfP - aAoc
to be continuous, 10 be commenced on
date ticket. is signed in presence of joint
agent at Buffalo, and date OF arrival at
California destination to be not later than
July 18th.
III tickets are deposited on or before
July 10 with the joint agent at Buffalo,
an extension of time will be given, but
for continuous trip only; the date OF ar
rival ct California destination to be not
later than Sept. 4.
"These tickets will be good over vari-
able routes west of Chicago or Sc. Louis
or New Orleans. but east Of those points
passage muat be restricted TO one and the
same line 10 both directions.
"For tickets from San Francisco. COW
sring passage one way over the Shasta
route. the rate will be sl3 so higher
From points south OF Lathrop rates will
be increased not only by sl3 so. but also
by the local rate south Of that point, not
not TO exceed 90 80.
The rate from Reno TO Buffalo and re-
turn on this occasion will be $50 s5.
Tickets will be sold on June 2s and 20;
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 destina-
tion to be not later than July l6.
''If .tickets are deposited with joint
agent ct Buffalo on or before July 10. an
extension OF return limit may be OBJ
tanned up to Sept. 2. 1896.
"a ticket sold at this rate will be good
only over the same route going and re-
turning-that is. variable routes cannot
be used west OF Missouri and Mississippi
river points. as in the case of the rates
sud tickets from San Francisco aud other
californis points"
all desiring further particulars as to
sxeursions. hotel rates at Buffalo. board
mprivate families. programmes. etc, are
cordially invited TO correspond with
Mary W. Emery. Nevada Srate Manager.
Reno. Nevada.