Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-01-22
FOR
STATE WELFARE

ARRANGEMENTS are virtually COM
pletcd for the state welfare and de-
Telopment conference TO be held
February 5th and 9th under the
auspices of the state University at
Keno. The attendance promises to
be large because of the presence OF
many farmers and others who will
be attracted to the university for the
special instruction outlined for the
short courses in agriculture and pros
pecting.
Dean Scrugham. who. with Deans
Knight and Watson and committee
OF the Reno Commercial club. has
been active in pcrfecting the arrange
meniS Tor the conference, announces
that II /" the hope that members of
the legislature will attend i'm body.
Governor Boyle and former Governors
Oddi" and DiCkcrson will take promi.
nent parts in the deliberations of the
conference and several members of
the legislature have agreed to make
short addresses.
Following is the proposed pro-
gram:
February 5th, $50 a. m.-Shop and
laboratory demonstrations, automatic
machinery pumps, engines, etc, in op-
Grafton. Souvenirs presented to all
visitors.
$50 a. m.-Dairy meeting Hon
j. w. Ferguson. presiding officer; C..
II. Henningscn, honorary presiding
officer. Addresses: II. F. Dangbcrg,
c. J. Kelsey. l.. +. Cline.
1 p. m.-W. r. Ritch, wool demon
stration. Athletic field
10 a. m.--IIomc economics demon
strations.
10 a. m.-Irrigation pumping and
electrical division. Governor En-.
met D. Boyle, presiding officer; Hon
J. II. Fulmer and Hon. w. p. Har-
rington. honorary presiding officers.
Hon. Geo. B. Thatcher, f. b. Mech
lin. II. A. Lennon. b. G. Mcbride.
p. l.. Flanagan. Hon. Peter Buol,
Maxwell Adams. II. NJ. Wilson.
IL a. MI u. m.-Demonstration
meat cutting. Nevada Packing COM
pany.
2:15 p. m.-Industrial safety and
labor division. Hon. Tasker L. Od-
die, presiding officer: Hon. George
Cole and Hon. Martin Scanlan. hon
Orary presiding officers. Speakers:
w. l.. Wallace. Sam Bedford. Neil
McGCc, A. J. Stinson, Frank Ingram,
J. J. Mullin, l.. s. bunsfoTd.
&c p. m.-Shop and laboratory dem
onstrations.
4.6 p. m.-Domcstic science demon
strations.
i-G p. m.-Dairy demonstrations.
g p. m.-Motion pictures illustrat-
ing mining operations on large scale
Address by T.. p. HOpson. engineer
reclamation service. Demonstration
of discharges of high potential cleo
tricity through gases. by Prof. l.. w.
Hartman. Lieutenant Governor Maur-
ice Sullivan, presiding officer; Mayor
Fred Shair and Hon. Al Blundell. hon
orary presiding officers.
Saturday. February 9th. $3.50 a. m.
Shop and laboratory dcmOnstra-
tions.
$50 Il. m.--Farmcrs' meeting. Mac
kay School of Mines buildina. Hon
+. O. StiCkncy, prCsidin1 n0ic"r: G..
NJ. Bower. honorary prcshing officer.
Addresses. Edmund Dictz, L. Peter
son. !. I. Cazicr.
10 Il. m-GCnerM agricultural meet.
ing f. IT, Kent. presiding officer:
Hon. 4. ". Hcsson. Hon. VIM. Huss-
man. honorary presiding officers.
Speakers: i. NJ. Fulton. G. a. Nor.
cross, VIM. Kcarney, n. G. Mutt. w.
r. Ritch. f. =. Hopson.
p. NV. r. Ritch. wool demon.
stration, athletic field.
2 p. m.-General welfare meeting.
Hon. A. G.. Mcbride, presiding Off.
Ger. Hon. N. IL. Chaplin and Hon.
Fred Balzar, honorary presiding Off.