The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-08

Craig, A. NJ. Phi. D., president and pro-
fessor OF history and literature; Gym
thia l.. Kelley. B. s.. professor Of mathe-
MATES: w. Nj. Aber. A. b.. professor OF
Latin and Greek: Frederick {. Scheuch.
NJ. E. a. c.. professor OF modern Ian
guages: Morton J. Elrod, A. NJ. profess
sor OF biology; Fred ID. Smith. II. s.,
professor OF chemistry and physics;
James II. Wells. NJ. T.. professor OF me-
chanical engineering; Mrs. Walter
Whitaker, instructor in music: kloise
Knowles. Instructor in drawing ana as
sistant In English; Louise Hathaway.
assistant in mathematics: Mary A.
Craig. II. s. librarian.
Ever since its institution. the local
management Of the business affairs Of
the university has been in the hands
OF the local board Of trustees. forming
the executive committee of the school.
This committee has not been changed
since its first appointment and its work
has at all times been satisfactory and
beneficial to the university. The person
mel Of the board Is: j. II. i. Ryman,
president; T. C.. Marshall. secretary:
Hiram Knowles.
The following is the programme for
the afternoon, with j. l.. Sloane as grand
marshall:
tn parade will start at 2 o'clock p. IN.
sharp, and will be formed as follows:
hight TeStlnk vi Iilsbiuc avenue SVihe'
OF Main street:
Gordon of Police.
Fire Department.
a. +. OF l..
A. q. u. w.
l.. q. o.. +.
Foresters.
Woodmen.
Red Men.
Il. T.. o. l..
X. of II.
q. A. A.
other Civic Societies.
University Faculty and Students.
Grand Lodge. A. F. & A. NJ. of Montana.
Governor and Other State officers.
Mayor and Council.
State Boar OF Education.
University Committee.
Citizens Generally.
The several societies are requested to
report to the marshal for assignment to
position promptly at las o'clock p. m,
and each to furnish one of their num-
Der as an aid to the marshal.
The line of march will be down Hig-
gins avenue to bridge. across bridge TO
South Higgins avenue. down South Hig-
gings avenue to South Fifth street, east
on South Fifth street to Maurice street,
south on Maurice street to university
grounds.
The exercises at the university will
commence promptly at 2:30 o'clock p. m.
The exercises at the grounds will be as
follows: Music invocation, Rev. Walter
Hayes. music: address on behalf of the
building commission. j. X. Wood. secre-
tary: address on behalf of local board of
trustees. Hon. T. &. Marshall. secretary:
music; address by the president of the
state board of education. his excellency.
Governor Robert Ii. Smith; address
State Education" Oscar j. Craig,
president Of the university; music; lay
ing OF the cornerstone. Masonic orders;
benediction. The music will he furnish
ed by the university band and by Pro-
fessor Kiefer's choir.
All OF the business houses in town
will close Wednesday at | o'clock i'm or
der that everybody may have IN oppor-
tunity to attend the exercises at the
university. The representatives of the
state board of education and other dis
tinguished guests arrived tonight on
the Copper City Limited n are quar-
tered at the Florence. Hon. T.. c.. Day
has also arrived and will officiate at the
Masonic ceremonies connected with the
laying of the. cornerstone. Tonight he
is the guest of the local Masons and
there is a special meeting of the Blue
lodge at the Masonic temple tonight in
his honor. The public library will be
closed during tomorrow afternoon.