The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-01-15

EollONlHS IS tHe program iOT the
Safety First convention, to be held
January 26 and %, at the gymnasium,
University of Nevada, Reno, under
joint auspices of University of Neva-
da and Nevada Industrial Commits
sion:
Monday, January 26, 2 p. m.
Chairman, Honorable Tasker l..
Oddie, Governor of Nevada.
Vice-Chairman, William +. Wallace,
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
Viee-Chairman, w. r. Scott, general
manager Southern Pacific railroad.
No. THE "Safety First move
Iment il Nevada. BY John J. Mullin,
secretary Nevada Industrial Commits
sion.
No. 2-''Safety First on the Ore
gon Short Line. BY l.. f. Abbott,
safety commissioner Oregon Short
Line.
No. 3-.'Safety First" in Practice.
BY Frank w: Ingram, secretary Broth
erhopd of Locomotive Firemen,
Sparks, Nevada.
No. safety Regulations for Pow
er and Light Companies. Speakers to
be announced later.)
No. 5-Electric Headlights. Opening
discussion by Professor j.. G. Scrug-
ham, to be followed by representa-
tives of engineers, fremen, trainmen
and conductors on behalf of the en-
ployees; and officials Of the Southern
Pacific railroad, Western Pacific rail
road, Tonopah & Goldfield railroad,
Salt Lake, San Pedro & Los Angeles
railroad, representing railroad com
panies.
No. 6-Moving Pictures, illustrating
safeguarding in some of the large in
d~ustrial plants of tie United States.
Evening, 7:30 p. m.
In the gymnasium of the University
OF Nevada.
Moving Pictures, illustrating indus
tries and safeguarding; demonstra-
ton of wireless telephone, nitrogen
lamp and '%'sparking are
Note-The general public is invited
to the evening entertainment in the
gymnasium.
In addition to the entertainment in
the gymnasium, TO which the general
public is invited. a special train will
be furnished with two or three loco
motives. The delegates to the "Safe-
ty First convention. and invited
guests, including representatives of
railroad employees and railroad com
panies will be taken on this train to
a convenient point near Reno where
a demonstration and test of the vari-
GUS makes of electric headlights will
be held. The special train will return
to Reno when the test is concluded,
time after 10 O'Clock.
Tuesday, January 27, 2 p. m.
Chairman, Hon. Edward s. Earring
ton.
Vice Chairman, Burt Holcomb, pres
ident Virginia City Local Western
Federation of Miners.
Vice-Chairman, John G.. Kirchen,
general manager Tonopah Extension
Mining company, Tonopah.
No. Industrial Safety. BY Com
missioner w. J.. French, of the Cali
fornia Industrial Accident commits
sion.
No. 2-The Nevada Industrial Com
By Hon. George b. Thatch-
er, Acknowledgement of Nevada.
No. 3-"Safety First in Mining.
0atthhtd ~ RiOHoh AiAu
ers' Union to select s~peaker.)
No. Accident Prevention in Min
ing. BY Edward Ryan, State Mine in
speetor.
No. 5-First Aid to Injured. Dis
%cussion by physicians. Opening pa
per by Doctor Donald Maclean, chief
medical adviser of the Nevada Indus
trial Commission. Discussion by Pro
fessor Peter Frandsen, DR.. G. p. John
stone and S. X. Morrison, of the Uni
versity of Nevada, and others.
No. 6-"Safety First at Nevada
Consolidated Copper company. By
Lindsay Duncan, safety engineer of
Nevada Consolidated Copper company
and Steptoe Valley Smelling and Min
ing company.
No. Reading of Communications.
No. S-Impressions of a Visitor
from Nevada, who attended the Safe
Ity Conference under the auspices of
the American Museum of Safety, held
in New York, December 10, IL and IL,
1913. BY Rev. Lloyd B. Thomas,
Carson City, Nevada.
No. 9-Question of Organization of
Nevada Council of the National Coun-
ell for Industrial Safety.
Evening, January 27.
Dinner under the auspices of the
Engineers club of the University of
Nevada in the University dining hall,