Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-07-08

of paying admission fee to the Nor
NAL Department. students may secure
both for $4.O0.
Mail directed to patrons of Chau-
tauqua will be delivered every morn
ing at the secretary's office.
TENT RENTALS
| Tents put up and ready to use, with
floors and flies, may be rented for the
entire ten days on the ground as fol-
| lows:
Tents, 10X12 feet $500
| Tents, 12x14 feet 600
Tents, by the day, LOO
These are all wall tents with four
| foot walls, and with flies as additional
| shade, can be made very comfortable.
A deposit of Sl00 is required to hold
tents for parties desiring to engage
| them in advance, and tents should be
ordered as soon as possible. A ground
rental fee 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 REFRESHMENTS
The Griffin Drug Company will have
charge of the refreshment fparlor this
year and the dining hall will probably
be under the direct supervision of the
management. The rates for dining
hall service will be as follows:
Single Meals 5 .35
Ticket good for q meals 100
Ticket good for ten days, or
80 meals 900
RAILROAD RATES
The A. T. & S. F. has granted a
rate of one and third fare from all
points in New Mexico, including Ell
Paso, Texas, on the certificate plan,
good after fifty certificates have is
sued. The E. p. & S. w. has granted
the same rate under the same condi-
tions from all points on its line to
Vaughn. The New Mexico Central
has made an open rate of one and a
third fare from all points on its line
to Willard. Going tickets are sold
at straight one fare, and returning
the local agent will sell at one third
fare. The Denver & Rio Grande has
made the same rate to the Santa Fe
Summer School, from which point
tickets may be secured for Mountain
air.
BUS AND TRANSFER LINE
Arrangements have been made with
the F. Q. Imboden Livery and Trans
fer Stables to take care of the trans
fer business and they will have the
exclusive privilege to the grounds.
There will be good automobile service
between all incoming trains and Chau-
tauqua Park. Theroads to all points
of scenic and historic interest are in
good condition and good service at
reasonable rates will be provided.
TO AUTOMOBIIISTS
Parties coming by automobile from
Roswell Ell Paso and intermediate
points may follow the Gran Quivira
Highway via Carrizozo and the Ruins
of La Gran Quivira. From the east
side of the state and beyond, tourists
will find the Abo Highway in good
condition, following the Belen Cut OFF
of the Santa Fe r. r. practically all
the way, crossing the Pecos river over
the newly completed bridge at Ft::
Sumner. From points north and
northeast, travellers should leave the
| Scenic Highway at Lamy, and travel
south through the Estancia Valley
| over the Gran Quivira Highway via
Moriarty and Estancia. From Belen
and Albuquerque and points north,
south and west, autoists will find Abo
Pass in good condition to Mountain
| air, following the white posts over the
| Abo Highway, which intersects the
Ocean to Ocean Highway one mile
| north of Becker.