The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-13

The executive committee of the Ma
tional Educational association on the
official bulletin have announced the fol-
lowing as the railroad basing rates and
ticket conditions for the Los Angeles
meeting, July 11-1i, 1899. as established
blythe terminal lines, viz: the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railway system
and the Southern Pacific company-the
Union Pacific Railroad company con-
curing.
RATE.--One first class limited fare,
plus SO membership fee for the round
trip with privilege of diverse routes
going and returning via any direct line.
This will be $52 from the Missouri
river; $3.50 from st. Louis: $3.50 from
st. Paul and Minneapolis and s64.5O
from Chicago.
ROUTES.-An additional charge of
$3.50 will be made for return via
Shasta route and Portland, Ore, for
those who reach Los Angeles via Ell
Paso or Deming or Barstow !. G. via
Santa Fe or Southern Pacific (SunseD
routes; and $3.50 for those reaching
Los Angeles via Ogden. This addition
al charge will return passengers to
Houston, Tex, through Ogden, Texline
and Forth Worth, or through Ogden,
Purcell and Fort Worth; TO Kansas
city or Omaha through Ogden or any
direct line; and to st. Paul via North
ern Pacific, Great Northern or Cana
dian Pacific. Return tickets to or
through Chicago will be honored from
st. Paul as If return was made via the
Missouri river.
DATES OF SALE.-Tickets will be
on sale June 25 to July 8, inclusive.
GOING LIMIT.--Passengers must
reach Los Angeles not later than July
Ii
RETURN LIMT.--The limit of the
ticket for return is Sept. 4, 1899.
STOP-OVER PRIVILEGES.-Sto
overs will be allowed going within the
transit limit Of July II, and returning
within the final limit, Sept. 4, at any
and all points west of and including FL
Paso, Trinidad, Pueblo, Colorado
Springs, Denver and corresponding
points on northern trans continental
lines
SIDE TRIP--A side trip to San
Diego may be included in connection
with all routes to Los Angeles FOR an
additional rate of SO.
Among the leading hotels of the city
are the following:
The Westminster (IIeadquarters)
275 rooms, European plan, s1.00 to $40
per day; American plan, $3.50 to $500
parlors, $500 TO $1,000.
Hotel Van Nuys and Annex, will
combined capacity of 800 rooms, price:
for rooms range from S1.00 to $500 pei
day; parlors, $500 to $1,000 per day
American plan, $3.50 to $500 per day
Hotel Rosslyn-l40 rooms. per da!
s1.00 and upward; American plan 500
per day and upward; parlors, $500 t.
$500 per day.
The Hollenbeck-220 rooms, per day
S1.00 and upward; American plan, 81.
and upward.
The Nadeau-2OO rooms. day rate
800 and upward; American plan, $2.5
and upward.
The Natick House-1J0 rooms; Amer
ican plan. S1.25 to $500.
The Vincent-50 rooms; European
plan, by day. rs cents and upward.
The California--40 rooms, by day, s
cents to $1.00; American plan, $500 pc
day.
Abbotsford Inn--1o0 rooms; American
plan $3.50 and upward.
The Brunswick-40 rooms, by day, 8
cents to $50
The Melrose-S0 rooms, by day, Z
cents TO $500.
The Lincoln---6O rooms; American
plan. $50 to $3.50.
Besides the above mentioned, Their
are 20 or 50 first-class family hotels
18th rates ranging from $500 to $40
pc ", and between 80 and 200 first
class / ing houses. The prices a
the latter from 80 cents to $3.50
day with redu, rs by week or month
Tho European pn ! is preferred on tn
Pacific coast. II enables the yisito
to get meals int Sendent of lodging.
3 Restaurants { numerous and excel
lent, where me is are served from 15
s1.00 each. fresh sea fish and gam
q always had at all places
he Hot Westminster CHeadquar
te. - reserved a series Of the bes
rooms and suites on the sec
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