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'NOTE: Rates and arrangements shown herein apply at HOTELS only.

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Detailed information for Ticket Agents regarding

YellowstoneNational Park

TOURS, HOTELS, FACILITIES, ETC,SEASON OF 1958

J. J. ALMS H. SENGSTACKENGENERAL PASSENGER TRAFFIC MANAGER P A S S E N G E R T R A F F I C M A N A G E R

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Co. Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and PacificCHICAGO, ILL. R. R. Co.

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SECTION 1. FARES AND ROUTES FOR RAIL TOURS TO YELLOWSTONE NATIONALPARK GATEWAYS

Round-trip fares will be authorized to the Yellowstone National Park Gateways.Cody, Wyo. Gardiner, Mont. West Yellowstone, Mont.Served by C. B. & Q. R. R. Served by Nor. Pac. Ry. Served by Union Pacific Railroad.Gallatin Gateway, Mont. Red Lodge, Mont. Victor, IdahoServed by C. M. St. P. & Served by Nor. Pac. Ry. Served by Union Pacific Railroad.

P. R. R.and fares will also be authorized which include rail transportation to the Yellowstone Park Gateways andcomplete tours through Yellowstone National Park as outlined herein.

ROUTES1. Tickets covering rail transportation only to and from the same gateway should have that gateway

as destination, and may read going and returning via the same authorized rail route, or going viaone route and returning via another.

2. Tickets covering rail transportation only, going to one gateway and returning from another, shouldhave Yellowstone National Park as destination.

3. Tickets including rail transportation to and from the park gateways, and motor bus transpor-tation through the park, should have Yellowstone National Park as destination.

SECTION 2. DATES OF SALETickets will be on sale daily June I to September 1, 1958, inclusive.The Park season is June 16 to September 2, 1958, inclusive. The first date that passengers may leave

any Park gateway and make a tour of Yellowstone Park is June 16, 1958.The last date that passengers may leave any Park gateway and make a tour of Yellowstone Park

is September 2, 1958, except that last date passengers may leave Cody for Tour No. 16 (Cody-Red Lodge)or leave Victor for Tour No. 33 (Victor-Red Lodge) will be September 1, 1958.

SECTION 3. LIMITSLast date Park buses will reach any Park gateway after tour of Yellowstone Park, will be September

4. 1958.Passengers leaving via West Yellowstone or holding return portions of tickets sold to West Yellow-

stone must leave West Yellowstone not later than September 4, 1958.

SECTION 4. STOP-OVERSStop-overs will be permitted on rail tickets at all points en route within final limit. Additional days

may also be spent at Mammoth, Old Faithful and Canyon Hotels. For reservation arrangements, addi-tional charges, etc., see Sections 5 and I2(b).

SECTION 5. RATES FOR TOURS THROUGH YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARKThe rates for the 2'/2 day tours of Yellowstone National Park are as follows: (For Tour No. 16, Cody-Red Lodge, and Tour No. 33, Victor-Red Lodge, see Note A below).$50.70 for tours via hotels, covering motor bus transportation, meals and lodging (based upon double

occupancy without bath) for the 2'/2-day tour, except that entering or leaving via Red Lodge(applies in one direction only) the rate is $5.00 higher; entering or leaving via Victor (applies inone direction only) the rate is $8.50 higher. The tour rates do not provide for single roomsor rooms with private bath. For these accommodations (when available) the additional chargeare as follows: »jj... i /•>!_Additional Charges per

night at Old Faithful,Grand Canyon or Mam-moth Hot Springs Hotels

Single room without bath $1.50Single room with bath 4.00 and $5.002 persons in 1 room with bath 1.50 and 2.00 per person3 persons in 1 room with bath 1.00 and 1.50 per person2 persons in 2 rooms, bath between 4.00 and 5.00 per person3 persons in 2 rooms, bath between 2.35 and 3.00 per person4 persons in 2 rooms, bath between 1.25 and 1.50 per person

Private bath and/or single occupancy may be prepaid, but only after receipt of confirmation fromYellowstone Park Company. Be sure to indicate value of prepaid or exchange order.

The 2J^-day tours have been developed to meet the demand for trips which will enable visitors to seethe main points of interest in the Park in the shortest possible time. In making the schedules for these tours,the following factors necessarily have been taken into consideration: times of arrival and departure oftrains at the various gateways, daylight hours available, necessary stops at many points of interest, meal

/ NOTE A—Tour No. 16, entering via Cody and leaving via Red Lodge, is a 3>/2-day tour only; rate $66.05, coveringx I motor bus transportation, meals and lodging.\r No. 33, entering via Victor and leaving via Red Lodge, is a 3V2-day tour only; rate $74.55, covering

\r bus transportation, meals and lodging.


SECTION 5. RATES FOR TOURS THROUGH YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK (Concluded)

hours, etc. but it is believed that some visitors may want to stay longer. There is no additional charge fortransportation for stop-overs on any of the standard tours. The additional meals and lodgings for suchstopovers will be charged at the regular authorized rates shown in Section 12 (b), Page 13.

Tour Tickets: Through tickets including rail transportation to and from the Yellowstone ParkGateways and tours within Yellowstone Park may be sold by the addition of the amount shown hereincovering tour desired within the Park, to the rail fare to the Yellowstone Park Gateways in accordancewith current rail tariffs.

Tickets covering standard tours through the Park may be purchased locally at the Park Gatewaysby the holders of revenue rail tickets at the amounts shown in this section. For rates for holders of freerail transportation, see Section 14.

For ready reference, rates for the various standard tours (including hotel accommodations) fromrail gateways, through the Park to the same or other rail gateways are as shown on Page 6, Section 10.

$25.00 for the tour including ONLY motor bus transportation except that entering or leaving viaRed Lodge (applies in one direction only) the rate is $5.00 higher; entering or leaving via Victor(applies in one direction only), rate is $8.50 higher.

These rates do not include federal tax of I0''y which is applicable only on value of motor bus transpor-tation charge included in Park tour. See Section 10 for cost of tours and federal tax.

All hotel rates are based on a daily rate including meals and lodging. Guests will be charged for mealsserved between time of registering and time of checking out whether or not meals are taken.

Additional Days:—-Reservation for any additional days at Mammoth, Old Faithful or Canyon Hotelsshould be made in advance with Yellowstone Park Company, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, and,at the time of confirmation, the Yellowstone Park Company will advise the additional amount to becollected. A prepaid or exchange order should then be drawn on the Yellowstone Park Company for thetotal, covering the Park tour and cost of such additional days. Be sure to indicate value of prepaidor exchange order. Passengers will follow transportation schedules shown in Section 1 I and should notifytransportation agent or clerk when they arrive at hotel at which they hold reservation for the extra nightor nights.

Teton National Park Accommodations (Also see Section 12 (e) Page 13 for side trip arrange-ments from Old Faithful) Meals and Lodging at Jackson Lake Lodge (Grand Teton National Park) orVictor, Idaho, are not included in any of the Park Tours with the exception of lunch day of entry and dinnerday of exit. Stopovers are permitted and accommodations at Jackson Lake Lodge or Jenny Lake Lodge maybe arranged for by addressing the Grand Teton Lodge Company, Jackson, Wyoming, after May 9th. Unti lMay 9th, address communications to 419 Howard Building, 209 Post Street, San Francisco 8, California

Clergy: The Yellowstone Park Co.-Yellowstone Park Lines, Inc., and the Grand Teton Lodge Com-pany—Transportation Division will not make any reduction in rates for clergymen.

Unused Coupons: See Section I2(c), regarding redemption of unused or partly used Park TourCoupons.

Taxes:- The rates shown in this circular do not include Wyoming sales tax of 2% on value of mealsfurnished, which will be collected at Park entrance. This tax is also applicable to anything purchasedin the Park within the boundaries of the State of Wyoming.

SECTION 6. RATES FOR CHILDRENThrough tickets covering RAIL transportation only may be sold for children of half-fare age (five

and under twelve years) at one-half the adult fares.THROUGH TICKETS MAY BE SOLD INCLUDING MOTOR BUS TRANSPORTATION

AND HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS WITHIN THE PARK FOR CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE(12) YEARS OF AGE ONLY AFTER RECEIPT OF CONFIRMATION FROM YELLOWSTONEPARK CO.

The Yellowstone Park Co.-Yellowstone Park Lines, Inc., also the Grand Teton Lodge Company- -Transportation Division, will make one-half rate for transportation of children five years and undertwelve years of age. No charge will be made for transportation of children under 5 years unless occupyingseat in Bus.

The Yellowstone Park Co. will make one-half rate (approximately) covering meals and lodging forchildren 3 years and under 8 years of age. (See Section 12 (b). Any service requested at hotels for childrenunder 3 years of age will be charged for on basis of service rendered.

The approximate rates for children under twelve years of age for the 2'/2 day tour will be as follows:

CHILDREN

Motor bus transportation only commencing and ending at rail terminal . .

Motor bus transportation and American Plan Accommodations(meals and lodging) at Yellowstone Park Hotels

3 Years andUnder 5 Years

—

(c) 13.00


(b) $12.50

(d) 25.50


(b) $12.50

(e) 38.20

(b) Via Red Lodge in one direction only $2.50 higher;Via Victor in one direction only $4.25 higher.

(c) Cody-Red Lodge Tour No. 16. $5.25 higher;Victor-Red Lodge Tour No. 33, $5.25 higher.

(d) Via Red Lodge in one direction only $2.50 higher; Cody-Red Lodge Tour No. 16. $7.75 higher;Via Victor in one direction only $4.25 higher; Victor-Red Lodge Tour No. 33. $12.00 higher.

(e) Via Red Lodge in one direction only $2.50 higher; Cody-Red Lodge Tour No. 16. $12.85 higher;Via Victor in one direction only $4.25 higher; Victor-Red Lodge Tour No. 33. $17.10 higher.

These rates do not include federal tax of 10r,' which is applicable only on value of motor bus transpor-tation charge included in Park tour. See Section 10, page 6 for cost of tours and federal tax!1


SECTION 7. TICKETS AND VALIDATION

SPECIAL NOTE.

The Park coupon mustindicate the gatewaythrough which passengerenters and leaves thePark, and the amountcollected to cover thePark tour.

Prepaid or exchangeorder showing total cost

should, in all cases, bedrawn on YellowstonePark Company for anytours including additionadays.

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK TOUR

This coupon will be exchanged at the Park gateway

via which passenger enters the Park for a ticket cover-

ing motor bus transportation as indicated by punch

marks for a complete tour through Yellowstone National

?ark. including hotel accommodations (8 meals and 2

lodgings) for a TWO AND ONE-HALF DAY TOUR—1 1 meals and 3 lodgings) for Cody-Red Lodge and

Victor-Red Lodge THREE AND ONE-HALF DAYTOUR. (Does not include

jallat in Gateway, Living

West Yellowstone).

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breakfast at Billings, Cody,

iton. Red Lodge, Victor or

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PREPAID OR EXCHANGE ORDER MUST SHOW VALUE IN EVERY CASE.

Rail Tickets:—Non-transferable form of ticket requiring validation should be used.

Validation:—Tickets to Cody, Gallatin Gateway, Gardiner, Red Lodge, West Yellowstone, Victor orYellowstone National Park, may be validated for return passage as follows:

(a) At Mammoth Hot Springs or Old Faithful.(b) CB&Q stations—Billings, Mont.; Cody, Wyo.; any station Casper, Wyo. and north; any station

Sheridan, Wyo. and west.(c) CMStP&P stations—Gallatin Gateway or Three Forks, Mont.(d) Northern Pacific stations—Big Timber, Billings, Columbus, Gardiner, Livingston or Red Lodge,

Mont.(e) Union Pacific stations—Any station Ashton, Idaho to West Yellowstone, Mont, or Rigby to Victor,

Idaho, inclusive.


SECTION 8. BAGGAGE

(For baggage regulations within Yellowstone Park, see Section 12, Paragraph (a), Page 13.)

The following baggage checking arrangements are available for Yellowstone Park Passengers:

Entering Via

Gardiner .West Yellowstone . . . .

Gallatin Gateway

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Victor

West Yellowstone . . . .

Victor

Gallatin Gateway. . . .

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West Yellowstone . . .CodyGallatin Gateway. . . .

West Yellowstone . . .

Cody


Red Lodge

Gardiner . .


Red Lodge

Victor

West Yellowstone

West Yellowstone . . .or Victor


Red Lodge

West Yellowstone. . . .or Victor

Cody

Red Lodge.

Gardiner

West Yellowstone. . .or Victor

CodyGallatin Gateway . .

Baggage May Be Checked to

West Yellowstone, Montana.

Gallatin Gateway, Montana.

Gardiner, or via Nor. Pac. Ry. to Butte and Un. Pac. R. R. to West Yellowstoneor it may be rechecked at Gardiner to West Yellowstone via Butte. If baggagehas been taken to Mammoth Hot Springs, it can be checked from that pointto West Yellowstone, upon payment of usual charge from Mammoth HotSprings to Gardiner.

Billings, and C. B. & Q. R. R. to Cody.Gardiner, or may be rechecked at Gardiner to Gallatin Gateway, via Nor. Pac.

Ry., to Butte and C. M. St. P. & P. R. R.

West Yellowstone or Victor, or via the Un. Pac. R. R. to Butte and Nor Pac. Ry.to Gardiner, or it may be rechecked at West Yellowstone or Victor to Gardinervia Butte. Passengers desiring to have their baggage delivered at MammothHot Springs can arrange to have it brought from Gardiner by notifying theTransportation Company and paying the usual charge.

stone, or Victor, to Cody via Un. Pac. R. R., Butte, Nor. Pac. Ry.. Billings andC. B. & Q. R. R.

West Yellowstone or Victor, or may be rechecked at West Yellowstone or Victor,to Gallatin Gateway, via Un. Pac. R. R. to Butte, and C. M. St. P. & P. R. R.

West Yellowstone or Victor, or may be rechecked at West Yellowstone or Victor,to Billings via Un. Pac. R. R. to Butte and Nor. Pac. Ry.

West Yellowstone or Victor, or may be rechecked at West Yellowstone to Victovia Union Pacific R. R.

via Union Pacific R. R.

Cody or Gardiner, or it may be rechecked at Cody, via C. B. & Q. R. R., to Billingsand Nor. Pac. Ry. to Gardiner.

Cody or via Butte and Un. Pac. R. R. to West Yellowstone or Victor, or it may berechecked at Cody to West Yellowstone or Victor, via C. B. & Q. R. R., Billings.Nor Pac Ry to Butte and Un Pac R R

Cody, or may be rechecked at Cody to Gallatin Gateway via C. B. & Q. R. R. toBillings. Nor. Pac. Ry. to Butte and C. M. St. P. & P. R. R.

Cody or Billings or may be rechecked at Cody via C. B. & Q. R. R., to Billings.

Gallatin Gateway, or may be rechecked at Gallatin Gateway to Gardiner viaC. M. St. P. & P. R. R. to Butte and Nor Pac. Ry.

Gallatin Gateway, or may be rechecked at Gallatin Gateway to West Yellowstoneor Victor, via C. M. St. P. & P. R. R. to Butte and Un. Pac. R. R.

Gallatin Gateway, or may be rechecked at Gallatin Gateway to Cody, viaC M. St. P. & P. R. R. to Butte, Nor. Pac. Ry. to Billings and C. B. & Q. R. R.

Gallatin Gateway, or may be rechecked at Gallatin Gateway to Billings viaC. M. St. P. & P. R. R. to Butte and Nor. Pac. Ry.

Billings or Gardiner, or may be rechecked at Billings, via Nor. Pac. Ry.to Gardiner.

Billings or via Nor. Pac. Ry. to Butte and Un. Pac. R. R. to West Yellowstone orVictor or may be rechecked at Billings to West Yellowstone or Victor, viaNor. Pac. Ry. to Butte and Un. Pac. R. R.

Billings or Cody or may be rechecked at Billings to Cody via C. B. & Q. R. R.Billings, or may be rechecked at Billings to Gallatin Gateway via Nor. Pac. Ry.

to Butte and C. M. St. P. & P. R. R.


SECTION 9. BAGGAGE STORAGE

(For baggage regulations within Yellowstone Park, see Section 12, Paragraph (a), Page 13.)Storage charges on baggage will be waived at Livingston, Gardiner, West Yellowstone, Victor, Pocatello,

Idaho Falls, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Cody, Frannie, Billings, Gallatin Gateway, Three Forks or Butte (byC. M. St. P. & P. R. R.) while passengers are making the Park trip.

Upon presentation of receipt or other definite evidence that passenger has made side-trip and tour ofthe Park, no charge will be made by Western Railroads at any of their stations account baggage storagewhich may have accrued at the station to which such baggage was checked for the actual length of timeconsumed in making such Park side-trips and tours.

SECTION 10. RATES FOR 2V2-DAY TOURS THROUGH

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARKAND

INDEX OF SCHEDULES(See Section 12 (e) for side trip arrangements from Old Faithful to Grand Teton National Park which are availableat extra cost on certain Tours.)

ENTERING PARKVia

CODY.CODYCODY.CODYCODYCODY

GALLATIN GATEWAYGALLATIN GATEWAYGALLATIN GATEWAYGALLATIN GATEWAYGALLATIN GATEWAYGALLATIN GATEWAY

GARDINERGARDINERGARDINERGARDINERGARDINER

RED LODGERED LODGE .RED LODGERED LODGERED LODGE

VICTORVICTORVICTORVICTOR .VICTOR

WEST YELLOWSTONEWEST YELLOWSTONE .WEST YELLOWSTONEWEST YELLOWSTONEWEST YELLOWSTONE. .WEST YELLOWSTONE

DEPARTING FROM PARKVia

CODYGALLATIN GATEWAY.GARDINERRED LODGE (3V2-day tour only)VICTORWEST YELLOWSTONE

CODY ... .GALLATIN GATEWAYGARDINER..RED LODGEVICTOR.WEST YELLOWSTONE

CODYGALLATIN GATEWAYGARDINERRED LODGEWEST YELLOWSTONE . . .

CODYGALLATIN GATEWAYGARDINER . . . .VICTORWEST YELLOWSTONE

CODYGALLATIN GATEWAYGARDINERRED LODGE (3'A-day Tour only)WEST YELLOWSTONE

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Section 5 for ready reference(See Note A)

Transportation andMeals and Lodging

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$50.7050.7050.7066.0559.2050.70

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NOTE A—These rates apply in connection with REVENUE RAIL TICKETS; for rates for holders of free rail trans-portation or pass holders reduced rate ticket, see Section 14, page 15.

NOTE B—Amount shown is federal tax of 10% which is applicable on value of motor bus transportation charge in-cluded in Park tour and which should be collected by agents issuing Park coupons or order drawn on the Yellowstoneand Teton Parks Companies.


SEC. 11. SCHEDULES FOR 2y2-DAY TOURS THROUGH YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK(For index of schedules and cost of tours, see Section 10. For charge for additional days spent in Park, see Section 12 (6

CENTERING via GARDINER

Tour No. 1 Via GARDINER in BOTH DIRECTIONS Tour No. 2

1st DayLv. GardinerAr. Mammoth Hot Springs

Ar. Old Faithful .2nd Day

Lv. Old Faithful . . . .Ar. Grand Canyon (Via Artist Point)

3rd Day

Lv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr. Gardiner. .

TourNo. 1

9:30 A.M.10:20 A.M.1:15 P.M.5:10 P.M.

1:30 P.M.4:55 P.M.

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STOPOVERS ENROUTE at Gardiner Canyon, Morris Bisin, FountainPaint Pot, Midway Geyser Basin, Thumb Paint Pots and Dunraven Pass

1st DayLv. Gardiner . . .Ar. Mammoth Hot SpringsLv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr. Old Faithful

2nd DayLv. Old FaithfulAr. Grand Canyon (Via Artist Point)

3rd DayLv. Grand Canyon

(Tower Fall Side Trip)Ar. Grand CanyonLv. Grand CanyonAr. West Yellowstone

TourNo. 2

9:30 A.M.10:20 A.M.1:15 P.M.5:10 P.M.

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STOPOVERS ENROUTE at Gardiner Canyon, Norris Basin, FountainPaint Pot, Midway Geyser Basin and Thumb Paint Pots.

TOUR No. 4 ENTERING via GARDINER and LEAVING viaGALLATIN GATEWAY

1st DayLv. GardinerAr. Mammoth Hot SpringsLv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr Old Faithful . . . .

2nd DayLv Old FaithfulAr. Grand Canyon (Via Artist Point)


(Tower Fall Side Trip)Ar. Grand CanyonLv. Grand CanyonAr. Cody-Green Gables Inn

TourNo. 3

9:30 A.M.10:20 A.M.1:15 P.M.5:10 P.M.

1:30 P.M.4:55 P.M.

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STOPOVERS ENROUTE at Gardiner Canyon, Norris Basin, FountainPaint Pot, Midway Geyser Basin, Thumb Paint Pots, Sylvan Pass, ShoshoneCanyon, Dam and National Forest.

1st DayLv. GardinerAr. Mammoth Hot Springs.Lv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr. Old Faithful



(Tower Fall Side Trip)Ar. Grand Canyon .Lv. Grand CanyonAr. West YellowstoneLv . West Yellowstone . . . .Ar. Gallatin Gateway

TourNo. 4

9:30 A.M.10:20 A.M.1:15 P.M.5:10 P.M.

1:30 P.M.4:55 P.M.

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STOPOVERS ENROUTE at Gardiner Canyon, Norris Basin, FountainPaint Pot, Midway Geyser Basin and Thumb Paint Pots.

Tour No. 5

* Passengers arriving Livingston on the"North Coast Limited" depart Livingston12:40 P.M. and arrive Gardiner 2:30 P.M.;leave Gardiner 2:40 P.M..arriving Mammoth

3:10 P.M. and remain overnight at Mam-moth, commencing the regular 2V2-day tour

with lunch the second day.

Passengers leaving Livingston on the "NorthCoast Limited" spend extra night at Mam-moth, leaving following morning at 8:30A.M., arriving Gardiner 8:50 A.M.; leaveGardiner 9:05 A.M., arrive Livingston 10:35A.M.

Passengers remaining overnight at Mam-month will pay cash for such accommo-dations.

ENTERING via GARDINER and LEAVINGvia RED LODGE

1st DayLv. GardinerAr. Mammoth Hot SpringsLv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr. Old Faithful.. .


3rd DayLv. Grand CanyonAr. Silver GateLv. Silver GateAr. Red Lodge (See Note A) . .

TourNo. 5

9:30 A.M.10:20 A.M.1:15 P.M.5:10 P.M.

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NOTE A Dinner served at Northern Hotel in Billings on arrival 6:15 P.M.


SEC. 11. SCHEDULES FOR 2y2-DAY TOURS THROUGH YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK—(Continued)(For index of schedules and cost of tours, see Section 10. For charge for additional days spent in Park, see Section 12 (b).

ENTERING via WEST YELLOWSTONE

Tour No. 6 Via WEST YELLOWSTONE in BOTHDIRECTIONS

Tour No. 7 ENTERING via WEST YELLOWSTONE andLEAVING via GARDINER

1st DayLv. West YellowstoneAr. Old Faithful

2nd DayLv. Old Faithful . . . .Ar. Grand Canyon (Via Artist Point)

3rd DayLv. Grand CanyonAr. Mammoth Hot SpringsLv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr. West Yellowstone . .

TourNo. 6

9:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.

8:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.

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Tour No. 8 ENTERING via WEST YELLOWSTONE andLEAVING via CODY


2nd DayLv. Old FaithfulAr. Grand Canyon (Via Artist Point)Lv. Grand Canyon

3rd Day

Ar. Grand Canyon

TourNo. 8

9:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.

8:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.2:30 P.M.5:15 P.M.

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Tour No. 10 ENTERING via WEST YELLOWSTONE andLEAVING via RED LODGE



3rd Day

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Ar. Red Lodire (See Note A). .

TourNo. 10

9:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.

8:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.2:30 P.M.5:15 P.M.

8:15 A.M.10:05 A.M.10:30 A.M.12:45 P.M.1:50 P.M.4:30 P.M.

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NOTE A.—Dinner served at Northern Hotel in Billings on arrival 6:15 P.M.



3rd Day

(Norris side trip)Ar. Mammoth Hot SpringsLv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr. Gardiner. .

TourNo. 7

9:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.

8:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.

9:45 A.M.12:30 P.M.2:20 P.M.

4:45 P.M.7:00 P.M.7:20 P.M.

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Tour No. 9 ENTERING via WEST YELLOWSTONE andLEAVING via GALLATIN GATEWAY


2nd DayLv. Old FaithfulAr. Grand Canyon (Via Artist Point)Lv. Grand CanyonAr. Mammoth Hot Springs

3rd Day

Ar. Grand CanyonLv. Grand CanyonAr. West YellowstoneLv. West YellowstoneAr. Gallatin Gateway

TourNo. 9

9:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.

8:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.2:30 P.M.5:15 P.M.

8:15 A.M.10:05 A.M.1:00 P.M.2:40 P.M.3:00 P.M.5:20 P.M.

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Tour No. 11 ENTERING via WEST YELLOWSTONE andLEAVING via VICTOR


2nd DayLv. Old FaithfulAr. Grand Canyon (Via Artist Point)Lv. Grand Canyon

(Tower Falls Side Trip)Ar. Grand Canyon

3rd DayLv. Grand CanyonAr. Old FaithfulLv. Old FaithfulAr. Jackson Lake Lodge

Ar. Victor (See Note B)

TourNo. 11

9:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.

8:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.2:10 P.M.

.4:00 P.M.

8:30 A.M.12:05 P.M.1:00 P.M.3:35 P.M.4:45 P.M.7:15 P.M.

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NOTE B.—Dinner served at Timberline Lodge in Victor, Idaho.


SEC. 11. SCHEDULES FOR 2i/2-DAY TOURS THROUGH YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK—(Continued)(For index of schedule* and cost of tour*, tee Section 10. For charge for additional day* spent in Park, see Section 12 (b).

ENTERING via CODYTour No. 12 Via CODY in BOTH DIRECTIONS

1st Day

Ar. Lake Hotel .Lv. Lake HotelAr. Grand Canyon (via Artist Point)

2nd DayLv. Grand CanyonAr. Mammoth Hot SpringsLv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr. Old Faithful

3rd DayLv. Old FaithfulAr. Yellowstone LakeLv. Yellowstone LakeAr. Cody-Green Gables Inn

TourNo. 12

2:00 P.M.5:30 P.M.6:30 P.M.7:55 P.M.

8:45 A.M.11:30 A.M.1:15 P.M.5:10 P.M.

10:00 A.M.12:20 P.M.

2:10 P.M.5:50 P.M.

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Tour No. 14 ENTERING via CODY and LEAVING viaWEST YELLOWSTONE

1st DayLv. Cody-Green Gables InnAr. Lake HotelLv. Lake HotelAr. Grand Canyon (via Artist Point)

2nd DayLv. Grand CanyonAr. Mammoth Hot SpringsLv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr. Old Faithful

3rd DayLv. Old FaithfulAr. West Yellowstone

TourNo. 14

2:00 P.M.5:30 P.M.6:30 P.M.7:55 P.M.

8:45 A.M.11:30 A.M.1:15 P.M.5:10 P.M.

4:00 P.M.5:10 P.M.

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Tour No. 16 ENTERING via CODY and LEAVING viaRED LODGE

SVi-day tour only

1st Day

Ar. Lake HotelLv. Lake HotelAr. Grand Canyon (via Artist Point)

2nd DayLv. Grand Canyon . . .Ar. Mammoth Hot SpringsLv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr. Old Faithful . .

3rd DayLv. Old FaithfulAr. Grand Canyon (Via Artist Point)

4th DayLv. Grand CanyonAr. Silver GateLv. Silver GateAr. Red Lodge (See Note A)

TourNo. 16

2:00 P.M.5:30 P.M.6:30 P.M.7:55 P.M.

8:45 A.M.11:30 A.M.1:15 P.M.5:10 P.M.

1:30 P.M.4:55 P.M.

10:30 A.M.12:45 P.M.

1:50 P.M.4:30 P.M.

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NOTE A. Dinner served at Northern Hotel in Billings on arrival 6:15 P.M.

Tour No. 13 ENTERING via CODY and LEAVING viaGARDINER

See Note 1, Page 11, for SpecialSchedule for Teton Mountains andJackson Lake (Grand Teton NationalPark).

1st Day

Ar. Lake HotelLv. Lake Hotel .Ar. Grand Canyon (via Artist Point)

2nd DayLv. Grand CanyonAr. Grand Canyon (Tower Fall Side Trip)Lv. Grand CanyonAr. Old Faithful (Vi* Lake and Thumb)

3rd DayLv. Old Faithful . .Ar. Mammoth Hot Springs (Via Madison

and Norris Junction)

Ar. Gardiner. .

TourNo. 13

2:00 P.M.5:30 P.M.6:30 P.M.7:55 P.M.

9:20 A.M.11:05 A.M.2:00 P.M.4:40 P.M.

1:15 P.M.

5:30 P.M.7:00 P.M.7 :20P.M.

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Tour No. 15 ENTERING via CODY and LEAVING viaGALLATIN GATEWAY

1st DayLv. Cody-Green Gables InnAr. Lake HotelLv. Lake HotelAr. Grand Canyon (via Artist Point)

2nd DayLv. Grand CanyonAr. Mammoth Hot SpringsLv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr. Old Faithful . .

3rd DayLv. Old Faithful .Ar. West Yellowstone . . .Lv. West YellowstoneAr. Gallatin Gateway

TourNo. 15

2:00 P.M.5:30 P.M.6:30 P.M.7:55 P.M.

8:45 A.M.11:30 A.M.1:15 P.M.5:10 P.M.

1:15 P.M.2:30 P.M.3:00 P.M.5:20 P.M.

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Tour No. 17 ENTERING via CODY and LEAVINGvia VICTOR

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Lv. Cody-Green Gables InnAr. Lake HotelLv. Lake HotelAr. Grand Canyon (via Artist Point)

2nd DayLv. Grand CanyonAr. Mammoth Hot SpringsLv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr. Old Faithful . . .

3rd DayLv. Old Faithful .Ar. Jackson Lake LodgeLv. Jackson Lake LodgeAr. Victor (See Note B)

TourNo. 17

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5:30 P.M.6:30 P.M.7:55 P.M.

8:45 A.M.11:30 A.M.1:15 P.M.5:10 P.M.

1:00 P.M.3:35 P.M.4:45 P.M.7:15 P.M.

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NOTE B. Dinner served at Timberline Lodge in Victor, Idaho.


SEC. 11. SCHEDULES FOR 2i/2-DAY TOURS THROUGH YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PAIMfr {Continued)(For index of schedules and cost of tours, tee Section 10. For charge for additional days spent in Park, see Section 12 (6).

*ENTERING via GALLATIN GATEWAY

Tour No. 19 Via GALLATIN GATEWAY in BOTHDIRECTIONS

Tour No. 20 ENTERING via GALLATIN GATEWAY andLEAVING via GARDINER

1st DayLv. Gallatin Gateway.Ar. Old Faithful


3rd Day

(Tower Fall Side Trip)

Lv. Grand CanyonAr. West YellowstoneLv. West YellowstoneAr. Gallatin Gateway . .

TourNo. 19

1:00 P.M.6:10 P.M.

1:30 P.M.4:55 P.M.

9:20 A.M.

11:05 A.M.1:00 P.M.2:40 P.M.3:00 P.M.5:20 P.M.

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Tour No. 21 ENTERING via GALLATIN GATEWAY andLEAVING via WEST YELLOWSTONE

1st DayLv. Gallatin GatewayAr. Old Faithful


3rd Day

Ar. Mammoth Hot SpringsLv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr. West Yellowstone

TourNo. 21

1:00 P.M.6:10 P.M.

1:30 P.M.4:55 P.M.

9:45 A.M.12:30 P.M.2:30 P.M.5:10 P.M.

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1:00 P.M.6:10 P.M.

1:30 P.M.4:55 P.M.

2:30 P.M-5:15 P.M.7:00 P.M.7:20 P.M.

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Tour No. 22 ENTERING via GALLATIN GATEWAY andLEAVING via CODY


2nd DayLv. Old FaithfulAr. Grand Canyon (Via Artist Point)Lv. Grand CanyonAr. Mammoth Hot Springs

3rd DayLv. Mammoth Hot SpringsAr. Grand CanyonLv. Grand CanyonAr. Codv-Green Gables Inn. .

TourNo. 22

1:00 P.M.6:10 P.M.

8:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.2:30 P.M.5:15 P.M.

8:15 A.M.10:05 A.M.1:30 P.M.5:50 P.M.

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STOPOVERS ENROUTE at Fountain Paint Pot, Midway Geyser BasinThumb Paint Pots, Yellowstone Lake, Dunraven Pass, Sylvan Pass, ShoshoneCanyon and Dam and National Forest.

Tour No. 23 ENTERING via GALLATIN GATEWAY andLEAVING via RED LODGE



Ar. Mammoth Hot Springs3rd Day

Ar. Grand CanyonLv. Grand CanyonAr. Silver GateLv. Silver GateAr. Red Lodge (See Note A)

TourNo. 23

1:00 P.M.6:10P.M.

8:30 A.M.11:55 A.M.2:30 P.M.5:15 P.M.

8:15 A.M.10:05 A.M.10:30 A.M.12:45 P.M.

1:50 P.M.4:30 P.M.

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NOTE A.—Dinner served at Northern Hotel in Billings on arrival 6:15 P.M.

Tour No. 24 ENTERING via GALLATIN GATEWAY andLEAVING via VICTOR



3rd DayLv. Grand CanyonAr. Old FaithfulLv. Old FaithfulAr. Jackson Lake LodgeLv. Jackson Lake LodgeAr. Victor (See Note B) . .

TourNo. 24

1:00 P.M.6:10 P.M.

1:30 P.M.4:55 P.M.

8:30 A.M.12:05 P.M.

1:00 P.M.3:35 P.M.4:45 P.M.7:15 P.M.

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Note B.—Dinner served at Timberline Lodge in Victor, Idaho.

'Westbound passengers arriving Three Forks on the Olympian Hiawatha, depart 1:30 P.M. and arrive Gallatin Gateway 2:30 P.M., and remain overnight atGallatin Gateway Inn, commencing the regular 2]/2 day tour with lunch the second day. Passengers remaining overnight at Gallatin Gateway Inn will pay cashfor such accommodations. Passengers outbound through Gallatin Gateway will also require overnight stay at Gallatin Gateway Inn and will pay cash for suchaccommodations. i Q


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SECTION 12.GENERAL INFORMATION AS TO TOURS WITHIN YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK

(a) BaggageThe Yellowstone Park Company-Yellowstone Park Lines, Inc., and the Grand Teton Lodge Company—

Transportation Division will carry free, two pieces of hand baggage for each person, not exceeding 60 Ibs. intotal weight. Additional pieces of hand baggage, for complete tour of Park—$1.00 each. There is no arrange-ment for carrying trunks into the park. See Section 8 for baggage checking arrangements when passengersenter the park at one gateway and leave via another, also Section 9 for waiving of baggage storage charges atPark gateways and other points while passengers are making the Park trip.

Liability of the transportation companies for loss of, or damage to suitcases or hand baggage in the park,is limited to $25.00 for each piece of baggage. Passengers desiring additional protection for baggage mayobtain an insurance policy at small cost from the transportation agent at the Park Gateway or in the Parkat the various stations.

(b) Rates for Superior Hotel Accommodations and for Extra Meals and Lodging at HotelsWhen passengers desire superior hotel accommodations on standard tours or desire to make stopovers

at points within Yellowstone Park beyond the time provided for in the schedules of the tours, the chargesfor meals and lodgings will be as follows:

The hotel rates per day including meals and lodgings in connection with Park Tours, are as follows:1 person in a room without bath—$1 1.85.2 or more persons in one room without bath, each person—$10.35.

Hotel rates per day, including meals and providing for room with private bath, are:1 person in a room, $14.35 and $15.35, according to location.2 persons in one room, $1 1.85 and $12.35 per person, according to location.3 persons in two rooms with bath between, $12.70 and $13.35 per person, according to location.3 persons in one room, with bath, $1 1.35 and $1 1.85 per person, according to location.4 persons in two rooms with bath between, $1 1.60 and $1 1.85 per person, according to location.All hotel rates are based on a daily rate including meals and lodging. Guests will be charged for meal8

served between time of registering and time of checking out, whether or not meals are taken.Private bath and/or single occupancy may be prepaid, but only after receipt of confirmation from

Yellowstone Park Company. Be sure to indicate value of prepaid or exchange order.Children's Rates:—For children 3 years and under 8 years of age, when occupying room with adults-

extra days will be at the rate of:$5.25 per day, American Plan, when sharing a room without bath;

5.75 per day, American Plan, when sharing a room with bath.For children under 3 years: Any service requested at hotels for children under 3 years of age will becharged for on basis of service rendered.Full rates for children under 8 years occupying separate rooms.

(c) Redemption or Exchange of Unused or Partly Used Park Tour CouponsWhen passengers holding a ticket for any of the standard tours as shown in Section 5. curtail their trip in any way, refund

will be made on the basis of the difference between the original cost of the tour, and the amount of accommodations furnished,based on the rates shown in paragraph (b) of this section for meals and lodgings, and on the regular transportation rate for thecomplete tour, and on local rates between points when a complete tour of the Park is not made. The charge for the motor bustransportation for a complete tour of the Park remains the same whether the passenger makes the tour in more or less time thanshown in schedules herein.

(d) Wearing ApparelSudden changes in temperature are experienced, particularly after sundown, because of the altitude in Yellowstone Park

Tourists who desire comfort should have fall weight clothing and a sweater or medium-weight overcoat. Colored glasses and glovesprove invaluable while motoring, and heavy-soled shoes for walking trips are a convenience. Many tourists we^r riding or outingclothes during the entire Park tour. /

(e) Rates for Extra Sight Seeing Trips Drom Old Faithful to:Hurry trips to Geysers $1.00 Black Sand Basin < . . . $1.00 Lone Star Geyser $1.00To Teton Mountains and Jackson Lake (Grand Teton National Park): Passengers on Tours 1. 2, 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, *13. 16. 19,20, 21. and *25, may spend a day (at extra cost) in Grand Teton National Park and leave Old Faithful Inn I :00 P.M. and arriveJackson Lake Lodge 3:35 P.M. for overnight; returning, leave Jackson Lake Lodge 12:45 P.M. and arrive Canyon Hotel 4:45 P.M.for overnight. Passengers on Tours 8. 9. 10. 12, 14, 15. 22, 23, 26, 27. and 28 may also side trip to Grand Teton National Park, >but two additional days are required—one day at Jackson Lake Eodge and an additional night's lodging at Canyon Hotel in/ .Yellowstone Park (making a total of three nights in Yellowstone Park. Additional cost for the extra day in Yellowstone Park is$10.35.) On the above schedule. Old Faithful Inn to Jackson Lake Lodge, thence to Canyon Hotel, additional bus fare per passengerfor holders of regular Yellowstone Park tour tickets, is $3.00 plus federal tax. Exception—This charge will also apply on Tours I 3and 25 for ten or more passengers; for parties of less than 10, bus fare per passenger is $10.00. plus federal tax.

Tour through Grand Teton National Park and meals and lodging at Jackson Lake Lodge are additional—for reservationsand costs, write direct to Grand Teton Lodge Company, Jackson. Wyoming, after May 9th. Until May 9th. address com-

^V I munications to 419 Howard Building, 209 Post Street. San Francisco 8, California. The cost for meals, lodging, and transportationin Grand Teton National Park will vary according to accommodations provided and will be furnished at time reservation is made.Prepaid or exchange order may be drawn on the Grand T eton Lodge Company but may not be issued until reservation is definitelyconfirmed.

Prepaid or exchange order may be drawn on Yellowstone Park Company to cover both the cost of the regular Park Tour and _/7\y additional days that are spent in Yellowstone Park.

Passengers making side trip to Grand Teton should see Transportation Agent at Old Faithful Inn.*See special schedule on page 11 for Tours 13 and 25.Side Trip from Canyon to either side of Canyon $1.00.Above rates are subject to applicable Federal and State taxes.

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SECTION 12—(Concluded)

GENERAL INFORMATION AS TO TOURS WITHIN YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK(Concluded)

(f) Special Automobile ServiceThe Yellowstone Park Company operates a few sedans for those desiring this special service, at addi-

tional cost. Reservations for these must be made by correspondence with the Yellowstone Park Company,Yellowstone Park, Wyoming.

(g) Guides and Saddle HorsesSaddle horses (available at Mammoth, Old Faithful and Canyon): No horses rented without a guide.

Per hour $ 1.00Per day 5.00

Guides:—Per hour 1.50Per half-day—4 hours 4.00Per day—8 hours 7.00

There are scheduled trips from Mammoth, Old Faithful and Canyon which are operated each dayin charge of a guide. These trips are at a flat price, including horses and guide.

(h) Walking Trips

Walking parties for sight-seeing trips are arranged without charge under the supervision of RangerNaturalists at Mammoth Hot Springs, Old Faithful, and Canyon.

(i) Postal Facilities

The main Post Office in the Park is Yellowstone Park, Wyo., located at Mammoth Hot Springs.Mail should be addressed in care of Mammoth Hotel, Old Faithful Inn, Canyon Hotel, Yellowstone Park,Wyo. Unless specifically addressed in care of particular hotel, general delivery mail addressed to Yellow-stone Park, Wyo., is held at the main Post Office at Mammoth Hot Springs to be called for, or, on request,will be forwarded to any hotel.

(j) Telegraph and Telephone

Telegraph and telephone service between all hotels.Telegraph and cable service to all parts of the world.There are several telegraph stations in the Park—namely:

Yellowstone Park, Wyo., located at Mammoth Hotel.Old Faithful Inn. Canyon Hotel.

Messages should be addressed to the telegraph station in the Park at which the addressee will be atthe time the telegram is received, such as—"John Jones, Old Faithful Inn, Yellowstone Park, Wyo."

Telegrams addressed simply "Yellowstone Park, Wyo.," are received at the office at Mammoth Hotel,and every effort made to locate addressee in the Park. When party is located at some other point, deliveryof message entails a forwarding charge.

Money transfers are handled at all hotel offices in the Park.

Long distance telephone service to all parts of the United States in connection with the Bell System.

Teletype: TWX Mammoth, Wyoming 3901.

(k) Church ServicesChurch services are ordinarily held in the Park on Sundays at Mammoth Chapel, Old Faithful and

Canyon.

The time at which these services will be held varies and inquiry should be made locally in the Park.These services are usually held during the period June 22 to August 24, inclusive.

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SECTION 13. SIDE TRIPSFor Yellowstone Park Side Trips, see current rail tariffs.

SECTION 14. RATES FOR HOLDERS OF FREE RAIL TRANSPORTATION OR PASS HOLDERSREDUCED RATE TICKET, ALSO FOR VISITORS ARRIVING WITH NO RAIL TRANSPORTA-TION, TAKING 21/2-DAY TOURS

As a matter of information the following rates for the various 2^4-day tours through YellowstoneNational Park are available at Park Gateways for the holders of free rail transportation or pass holdersreduced rate ticket, also for visitors arriving with no rail transportation.

Ticket agents should NOT provide coupons or orders covering Park Tours for such passengers.

For rates covering these same tours for passengers holding revenue rail tickets see section 5, also page 6.

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