Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-07-23

admitting them to the grounds, durin
IS the normal sessions each day. B
purchasing season tickets at the tin
of paying admission fee to the Norma
Department, students may secure bot
|. for $3.50.
o Mail directed to patrons of Chau
tauqua will be delivered every morn
ing at the Secretary's office.
TENT RENTALS.
n Tents put up and ready for use, witt
floors and flies, may be rented fo
: the entire ten days on the ground al
follows:
. Tents, l0x12 feet $500
! Tents, 12X14 feet 600
Tents, by the day LOO
Tents to the teachers for weeks
5000 and 800
These are all wall tents with four
foot walls, and with flies as addition
al shade, can be made very comfort
able.
A deposit of sl.00 is required to
hold tents for parties desiring to en-
gage them in advance, and tents should
be ordered as soon as possible.
A ground rental fee of 81. 90 will be
charged parties bringing their own
| tents.
CAMP FURNITURE.
Cots, chairs, tables, gasoline stoves,
ETC., may be rented at reasonable
rates. Bedding should in all cases be
brought from home, and may be
checked as baggage.
DINING HALL AND REFRESH
MENT PARLOR.
The dining hall this year will be in
charge of Mrs. S. p. Palmer, and the
Voss Drug Company will have charge
of the refreshment parlor. The rates
for dining hall service will be as fol-
lows:
Single meals s .35
A ticket good for 81 meals 100
a ticket good for 10 days
or 30 meals 900
RAILROAD RATES.
The a. I. g. S. F., G. r. l. & P.
z. P. & S. w. and New Mexico Cen
tral Railroads have granted rate of
fare and fifth from all points in
New Mexico and El Paso, Texas, sell |
ing dates July II to 10 inclusive and |
July 28 to August 7 inclusive, with
return limit August 49, The New
Mexico Central will sell on the certifi-
cate plan. Parties coming over this
line to the junction at Willard can
save delay by coming from there by
N COMPA-
NY TO FURNISH PIANO.
Through the kindness of the enter
prising music house of Learnard-
Lindemann Company of Albuquerque,
N. M, the piano used at Chautauqua
is furnished by them free of charge.
BUS AND TRANSFER LINE.
Arrangements have been made with
the F. Q. Imboden Livery and Trans
fer Stables to take care of the hack
and transfer business and they will
have the exclusive privilege to the
grounds. They will meet all incoming
rains and make all outgoing trains
from the park. Reasonable rates and
service will be given par
lies desiring to visit the ruins of
Juarai, Gran Quivira, Abo or Monte
,uma, the mysterious old apple trees,
wonderful spring and old fort at Man
.ano, and any of the other interesting
places in this vicinity.
MOVING PICTURES.
Moving pictures will be given every
hight at the close of exercises, by the
VIM. II. Swanson Film Company, of
q Paso, Texas, the same company
hat so satisfactorily furnished pictures
asst year.
TO AUTOMOBILISTS.
Parties coming by automobile from
Roswell, Ell Paso and intermediate
points may follow the new Gran Qui-
ira Highway, crossing the Rock Is
and at Carrizozo and from that point
o Mountainair via Gran Quiviru
'uins. From Clovis, Santa Rosa and
points east, parties may come over the
'anhandle-P Pacific via Pastura and
lncino. From Las Vegas, Santa Fe
md points north, parties may come
rom Lamy via Moriarty and Estancia
,ver the Gran Quivira highway. From
parties may make the
oop, coming through Abo and re-
urning through Tijeras or the reverse.
from Las Cruces and all points on the
over Rio Grande, may parties come
,ver the Ocean to Ocean road to its
uncture with the Mountainair road in ,
Abo Canyon, and from that point via
the ruins of Abo and the old
ort and painted rocks at Pueblo Abo.
A. J. Green and S. Spore of {
Iewkirk, Oklahoma, arrived in
Istancia the first of the week, ]
.ccompanied by Messrs. McGin-
lis and Reese and Mr.. and Mrs.
thomas of that vicinity. The
members Of the party have been
,usy since arrival locking over
he valley, 1t is hoped the three
gentlemen last named may be-
ONE interested to an extent suf- !