White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-18
SAFETY FIRST, CONVENTION
HAS INTERESTING PROGRAM
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Bartine, Chairman State Public Ser
vice Commission. Ten minute dis
cussions by delegated representa-
tiyes of Nevada California Power Co.,
Truckee River General Electric Co..
Elko Lamoille Power Co, Reno Pow
er, Light & Water Co, Esmeralda
Power Co., Pacific Power Co.
4.=AElectric Headlights" by ].
G. Scrugham, Professor Of Mechani-
cal and Electrical Engineering, State
University. Ten minute discussions
by delegated representatives of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen,
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen,
Southern Pacific Railroad Co., West
ern Pacific Railroad Co, Tonopah &
Goldfeld Railroad Co., n. C. o. Rail-
way and General Electric Co.
7:30 p. m Presiding officer, P. E.
Raymond, President University of
Necada Engineers Club.
Honory Presiding Oficers-Frank
W. Ingram, Secretary Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen; II. A. Lem
mon State Industrial Commissioner.
demonstration of Wireless Tel
egraph and of Discharges of High
Potential Electricity.
2.-Motion Pictures. THE Manu-
facture of Steel" loaned by United
States Steel Corporation.
3.-Motion Pictures, University
Campus and Laboratories
4.-Motion Pictures, Miner at
| Work and Mine Explosion and Res
cue" loaned by United States Bureau
of Mines.
For those guests especially inter-
ested in the subject of electric head
lights, a special train will be provid-
ed to convey them to some point on
the line of one of the railroads,
where a series of locomotive head
light tests will be conducted under
the auspices of the electric depart
ment of the University of Nevada.
January 81.
10 a. circumference of Appren-
tice Instructors.
II p. m.-(Electrieal Section),
Presiding officer, p. f.. Raymond,
President University of Nevada en-
gineers' Club.
Honorary Presiding Ofieers-B.
c. Mcbride. Manager Elko Lamoille
Power Co, C. W. Whitney, En-
gineers' Club of San Francisco.
1.-THE Organization and Deyel-
opment of the Electrical Manufac-
turing Industry" by r. NJ. Alvord,
Manager Supply Department General
Electric Co.
2 p. m.-Prisiding officer. Hon. L.
S. Harrington, Judge United States
Court.
Honorary Presiding oficers@John
G. Kirchen, President Mine Opera
tors Association; Labor Represen-
tative.
/. Industrial Safety" by w. j..
French, Industrial Commissioner
State of California.
2.-The Nevada Industrial Com
mission. by George Thatcher. Attor-
ney General of Nevada.
Accident Prevention in Mines
by Ed Ryan. State Inspector of Mines.
assisted in demonstrations by the
mining department of the University
of Nevada.
4.-"First Aid to the Injured"
Five minute discussion by Prof. Pc
ter Frandsen, Drs. o. p. tombstone.
S. X. Morrison and d. MacLean.
5.--"Safety Precautions of the Ne
vada Consolidated Copper Co. by
Lindsay Duncan Mechanical En-
gineer.
Emotion Pictures. National
Mine Safety Demonstration"
THE National Safety First
Congress in New York" Rev. Lloyd
ID. Thomas.
Reorganization of State Safety
Council.
Dinner.
6 p. m.--Annual dinner of Univer-
sity of Nevada Engineers Club, Uni
versity dining hall, Presiding Of
ficer, Hon. c. B. Henderson, Regent
of the University of Nevada.
Speakers.
His Excellency Tasker l..
Odddie, Governor of Nevada.
&C. V. Jenkins, Business Man
ager Nevada Consolidated Copper
Co. and steptoe Valley Mining &
Smelling Co.
3.-Frank w. Ingram. secretary
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
4.-W. X. Scott. General Manager
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