The state herald., 1905-10-06
CUCCENHEIMClFT
CORNERSTONE LAID FOR NEW
SCHOOL OF MINES BUILDING.
THE cEREmoNlEsAr GOLDEN
ctrueture Is Gift Of Simon Gussen-
helm Of Denver-cest viii Be
$1oo,ooo-To Be Used as Admins
tratIon Building.

Denyer.-A thrOng OF guests mum
bering many of the most prominent cit
liens of the state and most of the lead
ing educators, attended the laying oil
the corner stone of the new admins
.ration building at the School OF Mines
II Golden Yesterday. The ceremonies
were conducted by the NJ. w. Grand
Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, and the time
IGNORED ritual was most impressive.
Early in the afternoon an informal
reception was rendered the guests on
the lava of the presidents house. IN
cluded in the list of distinguished Wis
itors were: Simon Guggenheim and
wife, Governor and Mrs. Jesse r. NC
Donald, Chief Justice Gabbert, Justice
Maxwell, State Treasurer j.. A. Holm
berg, Congressman Il. w. Bonynge,
President w. f. Slocum of Colorado
College, President ]. II. Baker OF the
State University, Chancellor II. A.
Buchtel of Denver University, Bishop
C. S. Olmsted, Franklin Guiterman
and wife, and many others of the lead
ing citizens Of Colorado.
A PROCESSION was formed at the Ma
! s.utc nall, un washington avenue,
headed by the Second Regiment Band
# Fort Logan.
On arriving at the building site the
members Of the grand lodge and the
speakers and invited guests took their
places on the platform, and an inyo.
cation was pronounced by Grand
Chaplain Y. X. Snyder. Then Grand
Master Charles Painter. assisted by
nn tho urunb nficnrG narfnrnaI tho
ancient and impressive ceremony OF
laying the stone.
Governor Mcdonald was then intro
duced by President Victor c. Alder
son of the school. "Our mines give
the world dollar In metal that repre-
| sents dollar in the world of com.
merce.' said the governor. "and thus
does 1t come back. Intelligent effort
accomplishes more than anything else.
and such institutions as this prepare
The young to make intelligent effort.
The school OF mines Is recognized as
foremost institution. and the man
who aids II Is entitled to the thanks of
all the people of the state. In behalf
OF the state | extend most hearty
thanks to Mr.. Guggcnheim and to the
board and officers of the school,
A short address was made by Con.
lsressman Robert W. Bonynge who
made happy reference TO the gencros-
lty of Mr. Guggonheim.
= The students then sang the follow.
lng topical song, which was greeted
, with cheers from all present:
A. 'Owrd- to >imo" Gugy-nh-In,.
,words and music by George NJ
kimbHllp
Then our good school was IN II plight
lard pressed FOR cash to do things
. | right,
ho like IA prince came To the front
. hundred thousand dollar HtuntG
e was Simon, Simon simon Gugscn-
Il III helm;
How In his footsteps and youn &c,
there cN'ry time.
fntch Colorado :. NJ grow.
4 lecausc he's given uz u show;
lou bet we know that he's not SLOW,
fpokcnD Whoi
o mon Gugrcnhclm.
put a smile on Prexy's face.
o AcNcry Prot upon the place
" makes us all glad we are here
d sling him with hearty cheer7
y, - Wis Simon te,cl
w got all kinds of mines and millsg
"hrings bright gold from out the
'e- AZ hen our sheepshin's In our hand
Ic- WI see that we nice soft Jobs lanif
I Mis Simon octc.)
IL Whhs IT cinched hts good intent
40 ~ 10 this useful monumcnti
" Mhi,dvcnt did lie ceicbratef
Whally caused this act 20 rreatr
Gh ,s-, .,.. ,,.,..,..
foh SSays is foe,s,eps sms" s6a asssn' yeaiI re
~ eNry time.
. Hele TO banlsh all our fears.
4 An,Srned on barrels of trustees
8 W. he'll live thousand years
S'm'uggenheim.
= Simtuggenhcim was then intro.
). dnced President Anderson.
The sr OF the building spoke us
follows
ia. Il an,,cd pleased TO see so many
IA. people to-day. which shows the
great In taken in our School OF
Mines.
ar. As hNof you know. | came In
,,st this sih,'ttle over seventeen years
ors ago ana hgcd In the mining and
VS. smel,ins hoss. This has occupied
nearly w my life ms u citizen Of
i, this state
ndH fortnh the nature of my busl.
ness mas h me opportunities to
pppfccih,.tt was most needed 10
develop INIT mineral resources Of
NJ, Colorado. is the work which IN
,,n bcins uoh' lir School OF Mines.
AN our institutions appeal 10
me- i"r ! Mate the amount Of
good an YIN are doing. but
( the schoo' YES particularly so. as
many ol niNunics have worked
,.,, out huceohHi'oc with the Nari'
GUS o"inpan'I n which have the
honor 10 pc atod.
10 when our kas born last jnnu'
i"' airy ! iVn "hNg something more
HubHlhht'h' ". state institution,
no h,'r ."siigaiion Ms To iit
f"nuir'hion'n led Ia rive n ecr.
"'' IAN 'nh" '"I iinlstration build'
,r,,, inR. WIN ,n' that ! could not
,..,i make a better Nj iny,..tn,,,,
NE nlh''i"'s that when ms
wnn t"n m,hln" hl'i he viii nnd this
nn1niiai Of itE v ,his ,o,n,,y
SO Il wish To EiS A, nui,in, ,b,
lt,., School of Mines No, sncc,ssr,,,
'gnsle admihls'Ih'l"n, officials. one
.hgs and nll. are rcnl pond nnJ .ffi
me, ci.ut service.
"in conoluH'on, tn fba,l a.,
" momn'ts "l w. insonic order
nf ,h'H p'n and feel
In the laying ~ M l,a,o,c a, ,be
building which shn I,,, name
"Mr bee, wlAhuA | IN, s,,,,,,,..
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