The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-12

Wednesday morning, 10 o'clock. TrI-
Decennial Celebration. Regent w. w.
| Bcoher will preside University pio-
neers and SUI viving members of the
! legislature OF '73, the first principal of
| the university, u. r. Sessions and his
! pioneer class, and other early MEM
bers of the faculty will be given seats
of honor on the platform. Univer-
| sity songs and music by the Cadet
Band viii make the occasion festive.
Addresses: Address of welcome by
Governor Sparks to pioneers and
friends. History of the university's
| beginnings at Elko, by ex-principal
Hon. Il. S. harrington. History Of
the university's early years at Reno,
by Professor Emeritus Hanna X.
Clapp. What the university stands for,
by N. f. Wilson. The relation of the
university to the State, by Judge g.
f. Talbot of the Supreme Court The
session viii be closed by the singing of
the University Hymn" composed in
honor of the occasion by the Honorable
sam Davis. Wednesday afternoon.
$3.50 O'Clock, In Memorium. Prog. am:
Requiem. Mrs. A. l.. Layton: The De-
pa ted University Pioneers. r. L. Full
ton; Crossing the Bar The Nevada
Male Quartette; The Departed Alumni
and Students. E. f. Caine; "Abida
With Me-" The Nevada Male Quar-
tette. Prayer, Tie Reverend Samuel
Unsworth. Wednesday evening, S
o'clock. Alumni Banquet to Pioneers
and Guests. The Alumni Associations
are planning TO make this banquet the
occasion for the Ieunon of the alumni
Yancement Of the university. The var
ious groups of alumni in Africa Mex
leo. and other parts of the Omitted
States VIII celebrate in their respective
places. The spirit of retrospect and
prospect VII be particularly Erected
by two toasts-The Unive. sity: the
infant by it's first principal, d. r.
Sessions: the University: the Man that
is to be, by its present president, j.
u. Stubs. The price of tickets will
a plate. Those expecting to attend
fEould send early announcement of
their intention to Miss Elizabeth S
stubbs. Chairman Alumni Banquet
Committee. Tuesday morning, June
2 10 O'Clock. Annual Commencement
Exercises. Commencement address by
J. w. Springer. Denver. ex-president
National Live Stock Association and
'olorado's cordldate for the Vice Pres
iaency. Scholarship address, by
Judge c. f. Mack. Bestowal of prizes.
scholarships and honors. Announce
ment of gifts and endowments to the
university. Granting OF diplomas to
the graduating class. Music will be
provided by a chorus under the dlrec-
ton of Mrs. Layton and by the Cade,
Band.
The university is fortunate i'm secur-
ing the presence of NJ. Springer. who
Tor years has been spokesman of the
cattle interests of the West and has
eeen recognized by the Nation of New
York as 'the cowboys candidate 10
Voce- President" Mr.. Springer is a
man Of charming personality and of
marked intellectual and oratoricai
ability.
Tuesday evening, Senior Reception
to friends. by invitation only.
All exercises unless otherwise spec
ci1ed. will be held in the university
gymnasium.
An innovation has been planned.
which, II is believed. will meet with
The hearty appreciation of the public.
on Baccalu cate Sunday, University
Day and Commencement Day. the half
hour preceding the exercises will be
made restful with instrumental music
In harmony with the spirit of the oc-
caslon. The vocal music will be fur
n.shed by the kindness of taien from
Carson and Reno. The Cadet Rand
WI enliven the early part OF each
evening by serenades on the campus.
The Southern Pacific Company has
granted 10 all who attend the cele-
bratlon a reduced rate of one fare for
the round trip. not only on Its main
line In Nevada. but also on the Carson
& Colorad railroad good from May
25th TO June Attn, inclusive. Purchasers
of tickets must obtain receipts from
the ticket agent and these must be
visaed al the university office. The
other Ines have been asked 10 make
a similar concession. Hotel accommo-
dations can be obtained at prices to
suit, while limited number may be
able to obtain entertainment in private
homes.
Those who cannot attend will be |
able to obtain the enlarged June is
sue of the Bulletin. This VIII contain
ahong other things:
l. An historical sketch tracing the |
development OF the university.
2. The commencement program and |
add 'esses.
3. The ideals and needs of the un- |