. The Street Railway journal . s pour 25 cents; bien sûr, les billets ne sont pas interchangeables. La société vend des billets aller-retour uniquement à des bureaux de billetterie, qui sont maintenus dans toutes les villes. Les voitures Interur-ban n'ont pas de registre tarifaire, et les billets de transport en espèces en duplex sont utilisés. Dans le cadre de tous les interurbans de Columbus thecompany vend des livres de miles, qui sont transférables et le taux de afforda de 1% cents par mile. LES STATIONS DE LOISIRS sont une route pour le plaisir et la circulation estivale. Peu de routes offrent les avantages de Columbus, Buckeye Lake et Newark. Des paysages pittoresques et des villages pittoresques marquent la ligne, an

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. The Street railway journal . s for 25 cents; of course, the tickets are notinterchangeable. The company sells round-trip tickets only atticket offices, which are maintained in all towns. The interur-ban cars have no fare registers, and duplex cash fare tickets areused. In connection with all the Columbus interurbans thecompany sells mileage books, which are transferable and afforda rate of 1% cents per mile. PLEASURE RESORTS As a route for pleasure and summer traffic few roads enjoythe advantages of the Columbus, Buckeye Lake & Newark.Picturesque scenery and quaint villages mark the line, and thereare a large number of pleasure resorts worthy of more thanpassing mention. The road affords the only direct route between Columbus August i, 1903.] STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. i55 and Buckeye Lake and the shortest route between Newark, Zanesville and this resort, which has long been one of the mostpopular pleasure points in Ohio. The lake is owned by theState, and it is set aside as a public park. It is a beautiful arti-. GOV. NASH AND STAFF AT STATE ENCAMPMENT ON NEWARK& GRANVILLE LINE communities. In this way each city will be represented by asummer town of its own. Idlewilde Park, located at the junction of the main line andthe Newark & Granville line, 3 miles from Newark, has re-cently been acquired under a five-year lease. This is secondonly to Buckeye Lake as a pleasure resort for this district.Formerly the Licking County Fair Grounds, it has been greatlyimproved during the last few months. There is an artificiallake of 50 acres, and overlooking this a large casino and summertheater has been erected. This is provided with 1500 operachairs, a stage, 56 ft. x 56 ft., and is decorated after theJapanese fashion. The manager is a member of the Associationof Vaudeville Managers, and is in the Burke circuit of at-tractions, which includes parks at Boston, Cincinnati, Philadel-phia, Erie, Toledo and other places. High-class vaudeville willbe given for forty weeks each year. One

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