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Official Nevada Day Program of Events 2014

This is big-time Nevada: youre turning 150, your Sesquicentennial congratulations! Born on October 31, 1864, you were the 36th state to join the United States of America. You were named Nevada after your majestic Sierra Nevada mountain range, which in Spanish means snow covered, although growing up

you did have several nicknames. The two most well known are The Battle Born State (since you were born during the Civil War), and The Silver State (because of your rich deposits of silver ore discovered in the Comstock Lode.) There are also your lesser-known nicknames: the Sagebrush State (or Sage State) due to your abundance of wild Sagebrush your offi cial state ower, and The Mining State, referencing one of your most important industries. You were even known as the Sage Hen State, from the true bird of the west, the Sage Hen or Sage Grouse, once very plentiful within your borders.

You are also one of only two states to signi cantly expand its borders after admission to the Union. In 1866, part of the western Utah Territory was added, and on January 18, 1867, you gained a portion of Pah-Ute County in the Arizona Territory, west of the Colorado River. That transfer was prompted by the discovery of gold in the area, and it was thought by offi cials that you would be better able to oversee the expected population boom, most of this area is now Clark County. And, be tting of your outlaw history and renegade spirit, something else that sets you apart is you are the only state where prostitution is legal. By 1900, you were by far the least populated state in the Union with just 40,000 residents less than half of the next least-populated state. That was destined to change in the 20th century with the establishment of legalized gambling, plus lenient marriage and divorce proceedings. These helped transform you into a major tourist destination. Recently you were branded as A World within. A State Apart. telling the rest of the planet that you truly o er a world of contrasts mountains and deserts; cities and small towns; mining and aerospace. Might I add open spaces, numerous outdoor activities, beautiful mountain lakes and streams, bluebird skies, and a population made up of many diverse cultures need I go on? I guess one of the things that I am personally most proud of is that the Nevada Day Parade active in Carson City since 1938 is among the oldest parade events of its kind in the nation, and one of only three states to have an ongoing admissions day celebration. I am also very proud to have called myself a Nevadan for over 40 years! Happy 150th Birthday Nevada!

Happy 10th Birthday Nevada!Ken Hamilton, President Nevada Day, Inc.

Photo courtesy Dana Lee Fruend

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Nevada Day, Inc. Presidents Welcome ............................... 6

Mayors Proclamation .................................................................8

Governors Proclamation .......................................................... 9

Nevada Day Committee ..........................................................10

Nevada Day Sponsors ............................................................... 11

Parade & Events Map ................................................................ 13

2014 Schedule of Events .........................................................14

2014 Parade Line-Up ................................................................ 18

Grand Marshal, Kay Winters .................................................. 23

Lone Mountain Cemetery Tour ............................................ 25

Mark Twain in Nevada, Then and Now ..............................26

Steampunk Ball .......................................................................... 28

FamFest ........................................................................................29

Nevada Day Sesquicentennial Parade...............................30

RSVP Nevada Day Carnival ...................................................34

La Ke Lel Be Nevada Day Pow Wow ................................ 37

Carson City Historical East-Side Tour ...............................38

Pancake Breakfast ................................................................... 40

Nevada Day Classic Run/Walk ..............................................41

RE/Max Balloon Launch .........................................................43

Nevada Day Beard Contest ...................................................44

32nd Annual Chili Feed ...........................................................45

Single Jack Rock Drilling ........................................................47

Nevada State Railroad Museum ..........................................48

Governors Mansion Tour ........................................................49

Nevada State Museum ............................................................50

Nevada Day Free Concert....................................................... 51

Telegraph Square Block Party .............................................. 53

Nevada 150 Market Place .......................................................54

Nevada Day Table of Contents

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Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval

Official Nevada Day Program of Events 2014

Carson City MayorRobert Crowell

Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval

Carson City MayorRobert Crowell

Double DiamonD SponSor pG #Carson Nugget Casino ......................................................... 32-33

DiamonD level SponSorSCarson City Visitors Bureau ......................... 56 & Back CoverLes Schwab Tires ............................................................................. 2NV 150 (NV Sesquicentennial Statewide Commission) .........4

ruby level SponSorSAmerican Family Insurance .......................................................62Barefoot Wine & Bubbly..............................................................17Coldwell Banker Select Real Estate .......................................24Nevada Mining Association ...................................................... 46Port of Subs ....................................................................................35Reno-Sparks Cab/Yellow Cab/Capitol Cab/Executive Limo....22Reno News & Review ...................................................................39Sportsman Warehouse ................................................................59

opal level SponSorS((%/+*!*6%!00+.*!5/ ..................................................14Capital Beverages .........................................................................57 Carson Tahoe Hospital ................................................................52Hamilton Business Machines ......................................................12Hot August Nights ....................................................................... 49 ..............................................................................37!*+/(//%+' .............................................43$**!(!3/ ................................................................WalmartWells Fargo Bank ...........................................................................12

TurquoiSe level SponSorS pG #Carson City Mayor Bob Crowell .............................................42 ./+*%05(6+0!( .............................................................52Cinderlite Trucking .......................................................................37%'!5/.!-1!%0 .................................................................47.!0!.!2 .! %0*%+* ..................................................42(/0! 3!/ ...................................................................15James Settelmeyer NV State Senator District 17 ............ 6Mike Schellin Nevada Insurance Agency ..........................34!2 %2!#6%*! ................................................................55 /%0!0!,+0 ......................................................................34The Brewers Cabinet (Tahoe Beer) ........................................43Timbers Saloon .............................................................................

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Parade CommitteePictured left to right: Denny Anderson, Sharon Anderson,

Reynese Peterson, Bill Elliott, Lois Elliott, Lynn McPike, Bernie Allen

Thank you to the volunteer Nevada Day committee for your hard work and dedication in organizing the

Nevada Day parade and its surrounding events!

Pictured left to right, front row: Bob Williams, Todd Chaponot, Dana Lee Fruend, Ken Hamilton, Ken Brown. Back row: Bernie Allen, Joe DiLonardo, Tim Nolte, Kim Nemeth, Joy Evans, Patricia Halstead

Not pictured: Bobby Bean and Katherine Baran

AdditionAl nEvAdA dAY StAFFSteve Kreck Office Manager

the Prairie Godmother, J. Baker dana lee Fruend Marketing & Events Coordinator

Cathy Gillespie Graphic Design (catzeye.com)Rich Crombie Governors Banquet Event Planner & MC

Sub-CommitEESbeard Contest Norm Luke

Hot Air balloon launch Stephen Lincoln, Katie GriggsRock drilling Contest Fred Andreason, Ken Brown

At the Nevada Day Store & Trading Post youll find:

nv 150 logo Wear & Souvenirs

Official Nevada Day & Battleborn Logo Wear (T-Shirts, Sweatshirts, Tanks, Hoodies, etc.)

limited Edition nevada day medallions(minted at the Carson mint!)

Toys & Gifts

Historic nevada day Posters, Programs, buttons, Postcards & more!

2014 SEASonAl StoRE HouRSMonday - Wednesday: 10:00am - 2:00pmThursday / Friday: 10:00am - 5:00pmNevada Day Parade: 9:30am - 3:30pm

First Saturday each month 1:00pm - 5:00pm(During downtown Carson Wine Walks)

oFF-SEASonVisit NevadaDay.com for updates on off-season hours

at the Nevada Day Store (mid-Nov. thru July).

Ken Hamilton Presidentbobby bean Vice President (Interim)

Ken brown TreasurerKim nemeth Secretary

bernie Allen Parade Directortim nolte Band Director

todd Chaponot, Marketing/Media Coordinatorbob Williams Merchandise Director

Joy Evans Grand Marshal CoordinatorKatherine baran Associate MemberPatricia Halstead Associate Member

Joe di lonardo Lifetime Member

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Follow along with the parade line-up and events (including maps) by simply visiting

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Double DiamonD SponSor pG #Carson Nugget Casino ......................................................... 32-33

DiamonD level SponSorSCarson City Visitors Bureau ......................... 56 & Back CoverLes Schwab Tires ............................................................................. 2NV 150 (NV Sesquicentennial Statewide Commission) .........4

ruby level SponSorSAmerican Family Insurance .......................................................62Barefoot Wine & Bubbly..............................................................17Coldwell Banker Select Real Estate .......................................24Nevada Mining Association ...................................................... 46Port of Subs ....................................................................................35Reno-Sparks Cab/Yellow Cab/Capitol Cab/Executive Limo....22Reno News & Review ...................................................................39Sportsman Warehouse ................................................................59

opal level SponSorS((%/+*!*6%!00+.*!5/ ..................................................14Capital Beverages .........................................................................57 Carson Tahoe Hospital ................................................................52Hamilton Business Machines ......................................................12Hot August Nights ....................................................................... 49 ..............................................................................37!*+/(//%+' .............................................43$**!(!3/ ................................................................WalmartWells Fargo Bank ...........................................................................12

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Marc Nelson D.M.D NV 150( (+!Ponderosa Stamp & EngravingThe Prairie Godmother, J. BakerSassafras Westside Pourhouse

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frienDS of The paraDe

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re/max balloon launch SponSorS

frienDS of rocK DrillinGBob Fredlund, Coldwell Banker SelectCinderlite Trucking Comstock Mining

Nevada Mining Association ( (+!

Nevada dayCommittee

Parade CommitteePictured left to right: Denny Anderson, Sharon Anderson,

Reynese Peterson, Bill Elliott, Lois Elliott, Lynn McPike, Bernie Allen

Thank you to the volunteer Nevada Day committee for your hard work and dedication in organizing the

Nevada Day parade and its surrounding events!

Pictured left to right, front row: Bob Williams, Todd Chaponot, Dana Lee Fruend, Ken Hamilton, Ken Brown. Back row: Bernie Allen, Joe DiLonardo, Tim Nolte, Kim Nemeth, Joy Evans, Patricia Halstead

Not pictured: Bobby Bean and Katherine Baran

AdditionAl nEvAdA dAY StAFFSteve Kreck Office Manager

the Prairie Godmother, J. Baker dana lee Fruend Marketing & Events Coordinator

Cathy Gillespie Graphic Design (catzeye.com)Rich Crombie Governors Banquet Event Planner & MC

Sub-CommitEESbeard Contest Norm Luke

Hot Air balloon launch Stephen Lincoln, Katie GriggsRock drilling Contest Fred Andreason, Ken Brown

At the Nevada Day Store & Trading Post youll find:

nv 150 logo Wear & Souvenirs

Official Nevada Day & Battleborn Logo Wear (T-Shirts, Sweatshirts, Tanks, Hoodies, etc.)

limited Edition nevada day medallions(minted at the Carson mint!)

Toys & Gifts

Historic nevada day Posters, Programs, buttons, Postcards & more!

2014 SEASonAl StoRE HouRSMonday - Wednesday: 10:00am - 2:00pmThursday / Friday: 10:00am - 5:00pmNevada Day Parade: 9:30am - 3:30pm

First Saturday each month 1:00pm - 5:00pm(During downtown Carson Wine Walks)

oFF-SEASonVisit NevadaDay.com for updates on off-season hours

at the Nevada Day Store (mid-Nov. thru July).

Ken Hamilton Presidentbobby bean Vice President (Interim)

Ken brown TreasurerKim nemeth Secretary

bernie Allen Parade Directortim nolte Band Director

todd Chaponot, Marketing/Media Coordinatorbob Williams Merchandise Director

Joy Evans Grand Marshal CoordinatorKatherine baran Associate MemberPatricia Halstead Associate Member

Joe di lonardo Lifetime Member



Follow along with the parade line-up and events (including maps) by simply visiting

NevadaDay.com from your smart phone and tablet!

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Thursday, October 30 Sunday, November 2, 2014

RSVP Nevada Day Carnival Mills Park in Carson City Carnival rides for adults and children, live music, food booths, craft vendors, contests. Hours: 10/30: 5:00pm

- 9:00pm / 10/31: Noon - 11:00pm / 11/1: Noon to 10:00pm / 11/2: Noon to 8:00pm. All-day ride wristbands $30. More info at www.nevadaruralrsvp.org.

Nevada Day Store Located at 108 W. Telegraph St. Purchase offi cial Nevada Day and NV150 merchandise. Seasonal store hours: Mon - Weds: 10:00am - 2:00pm;

Thurs & Fri: 10:00am - 5:00pm; 11/1 Parade Day: 9:00am - 3:00pm; First Saturday each month 1:00pm-5:00pm. For more info visit www.NevadaDay.com or call 775-882-2600.

Friday, October 31 & Saturday, November 1, 2014

Nevada Day Lone Mountain Cemetery Tour Watch as the many famous historic gures buried at this cemetery come to life during an educational and entertaining 90-minute tour. Times: 10/31: 2:30pm &

5:30pm; 11/1: 6:00pm. Tours start at the Cemetery entrance on Roop & Beverly Streets. Tickets on sale at the Nevada Day Store (108 W. Telegraph); tickets are limited; advance purchase recommended.

Nevada State Railroad Museum Located at S. Carson Street & Fairview Dr. Museum open Thursday-Monday, 9:00am - 4:30pm.

Admission: ages 18+: $6; 17 & younger (with adult): free. FREE museum admission for ALL on 10/31 & 11/1. McKeen Motor Car rides 10/31 & 11/1, 10:00am-3:30pm. Ride tickets: ages 12+: $8 / 4-11 yrs & museum members: $4 / 3 & younger: free. Purchase ride tickets at Wabuska Depot at the Museum. For more info call 775-687-6953.

Nevada State Museum Open Tuesday Sunday, 8:30am - 4:30pm (600 N. Carson Street)

Specials Oct. 31 & Nov. 1, 2014: FREE admission plus demonstrations of Coin Press No. 1 (10:30am - noon & 1:00 - 3:00pm) in Historic Carson City Mint building. Learn more at museums.nevadaculture.org or call 775-687-4810.

Friday, October 31 Sunday, November 2, 2014

31st Annual Nevada Day Pow Wow Native American tribes from all over the US and Canada come to participate; held at the Colony Gym (2900

South Curry Street). Traditional food, dance, arts and crafts. A drug-free and alcohol-free family event that is FREE to the public. For more info call Martin Montgomery 775-450-9655 or Brandi Colunga 775-671-8759.

Friday, October 31, 2014

Trick or Treating at the Governors Mansion Governor Brian Sandoval and First Lady Kathleen

Sandoval will be handing out candy to trick or treaters at the Governors Mansion, Friday, October 31, from 5:00 to 8:00pm. Come see the elaborate Halloween decorations at the Mansion, located 606 N. Mountain St. in Carson City.

Nevada Day 2014Schedule of Events


Historical East-Side Tour A 2-mile walking tour through the east side of Carson City. Begins at 10:00am at the Capitol steps and

continues to the location of the former childrens home, the site of the 1897 Corbett Fitzsimmons heavyweight title ght. Tour also includes the site of the former V&T shops, as well as many other historic locations. For more info call Bernie: 775-883-7264 or 775-315-7616.

Statehood Parade in Virginia City Starts at 5:30pm on the towns main drag (C Street). Stick around after the parade for Safe Trick or Treat

for kids in costume. All shops and merchants will be open late. Learn more at nv150ball.com or call 775-847-7500.

Nevada 150 Masquerade Ball, Virginia City Celebrate Nevadas 150th Birthday at the historic

Pipers Opera House with a step back in time to 1864. Cost: $125, includes meet and greet with dignitaries, champagne toast, hor doeuvres, live music and dancing. Period attire highly encouraged. Learn more atvisitvirginiacitynv.com.

Sesquicentennial Steampunk Ball A costumed event and fundraiser for Nevada Day,

7:00pm to Midnight at the Carson Nugget Ballroom, 507 N Carson St, Carson City. Featuring live music with The Rock-N-Roll Rebels, a no-host bar, sweet treats, and a costume contest with prizes. Tickets are $25 (ages 18+, only), available at Nevada Day Store (108 W. Telegraph St.) and at www.NevadaDay.com. Tickets are limited; advance purchase recommended.

Saturday, November 1, 2014

Pancake Breakfast at Governors Mansion Hosted by the Carson City Republican Womens Club from 7:00-9:30am at 606 N. Mountain Street.

Adults: $6 / Kids 10 & under: $3. All proceeds go toward a $2,000 scholarship for two deserving students from Carson High and Dayton High. For more info call Mary Burgoon: 775-315-0993

Reds Old 395 $6 Bu et Breakfast 7:00am to 10:00am at Reds Old 395 Grill (1055 South Carson Street). Bu et includes: pancakes, scrambled

eggs, bacon, sausage, potatoes, co ee, orange juice and hot cocoa. Reds famous Bloody Marys available at the bar. All proceeds donated to B.A.W.N. womens council (Builders Assoc. of Western Nevada). For more info, call 775-887-0395.

25th Annual Nevada Day Classic Run/Walk An 8K run, 2-mile run, and the 2-mile walk starting from

the corner of Telegraph Street and Curry Street in Carson City. Advanced registration $35; $40 day of event. Proceeds bene t Guide Dogs for the Blind. Visit nevadadayclassic.org for more info or call Steve Lang 775-720-7704.

RE/MAX Nevada Day Balloon Launch Balloons launch at 8:00am near the Carson Mall on Carson Street (weather permitting). Team RE/MAX,

along with others, ies its signature hot air balloon. Sponsors can ride in a balloon. Call Stephen Lincoln to sponsor and learn more: 775-885-2200.

Nevada Day Parade At 10:00am, a military y over signals the start of the parade, which begins at William St. and N. Carson St.

and ends at the intersection of Stewart St. and S. Carson St. Parade features marching bands, oats, equestrian groups, historical displays and more. Learn more at NevadaDay.com.

FamFest A family-friendly fun-zone one block west of the

Nevada Day Parade, along Curry Street (spanning from Musser to Telegraph Streets); 11:00am to 5:00pm. Featuring food vendors, arts & crafts, music, kids games, chalk art, bicycle show & shine, roller derby demonstrations, and more! Learn more at www.NevadaDay.com.

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Thursday, October 30 Sunday, November 2, 2014

RSVP Nevada Day Carnival Mills Park in Carson City Carnival rides for adults and children, live music, food booths, craft vendors, contests. Hours: 10/30: 5:00pm

- 9:00pm / 10/31: Noon - 11:00pm / 11/1: Noon to 10:00pm / 11/2: Noon to 8:00pm. All-day ride wristbands $30. More info at www.nevadaruralrsvp.org.

Nevada Day Store Located at 108 W. Telegraph St. Purchase offi cial Nevada Day and NV150 merchandise. Seasonal store hours: Mon - Weds: 10:00am - 2:00pm;

Thurs & Fri: 10:00am - 5:00pm; 11/1 Parade Day: 9:00am - 3:00pm; First Saturday each month 1:00pm-5:00pm. For more info visit www.NevadaDay.com or call 775-882-2600.

Friday, October 31 & Saturday, November 1, 2014

Nevada Day Lone Mountain Cemetery Tour Watch as the many famous historic gures buried at this cemetery come to life during an educational and entertaining 90-minute tour. Times: 10/31: 2:30pm &

5:30pm; 11/1: 6:00pm. Tours start at the Cemetery entrance on Roop & Beverly Streets. Tickets on sale at the Nevada Day Store (108 W. Telegraph); tickets are limited; advance purchase recommended.

Nevada State Railroad Museum Located at S. Carson Street & Fairview Dr. Museum open Thursday-Monday, 9:00am - 4:30pm.

Admission: ages 18+: $6; 17 & younger (with adult): free. FREE museum admission for ALL on 10/31 & 11/1. McKeen Motor Car rides 10/31 & 11/1, 10:00am-3:30pm. Ride tickets: ages 12+: $8 / 4-11 yrs & museum members: $4 / 3 & younger: free. Purchase ride tickets at Wabuska Depot at the Museum. For more info call 775-687-6953.

Nevada State Museum Open Tuesday Sunday, 8:30am - 4:30pm (600 N. Carson Street)

Specials Oct. 31 & Nov. 1, 2014: FREE admission plus demonstrations of Coin Press No. 1 (10:30am - noon & 1:00 - 3:00pm) in Historic Carson City Mint building. Learn more at museums.nevadaculture.org or call 775-687-4810.

Friday, October 31 Sunday, November 2, 2014

31st Annual Nevada Day Pow Wow Native American tribes from all over the US and Canada come to participate; held at the Colony Gym (2900

South Curry Street). Traditional food, dance, arts and crafts. A drug-free and alcohol-free family event that is FREE to the public. For more info call Martin Montgomery 775-450-9655 or Brandi Colunga 775-671-8759.

Friday, October 31, 2014

Trick or Treating at the Governors Mansion Governor Brian Sandoval and First Lady Kathleen

Sandoval will be handing out candy to trick or treaters at the Governors Mansion, Friday, October 31, from 5:00 to 8:00pm. Come see the elaborate Halloween decorations at the Mansion, located 606 N. Mountain St. in Carson City.


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Nevada Day Beard Contest The Beard Contest is immediately following the parade at the amphitheater, just south of the Capitol steps in Carson City. Award categories

include: longest, fullest, reddest, whitest, blackest, best salt and pepper, best groomed, scruffi est, and most bearded community. Learn more at www.NevadaDay.com.

41st Annual World Championship Single Jack Drilling Contest Contestants compete for a $2,000 grand prize, drilling

holes in granite using pound hammers and bits of graduated steel to celebrate the heritage of the Comstock mining days. Begins at 11:05am at the Carson Nuggets west parking lot (corner of Robinson & Carson Streets.) Learn more at www.NevadaDay.com.

Nevada 150 Market Place An Outdoor Market Place to buy Nevada 150 Merchandise, open from 9:30am - 2:30pm in front of the

Paul Laxalt State Building, 401 North Carson City Street. Take pictures with costumed characters from Nevadas past. For info call 775-687-0645 or visit www.nevada150.org.

Governors Mansion Tour Tours of the Nevada Governors Mansion (606 N.

Mountain Street) from 2:00pm to 4:00pm. For more info call 775-687-3000.

32nd Annual Chili Feed A free event from 12:00-2:00pm at the Carson Nuggets Banquet Center (507 N Carson St, Carson

City, upstairs) hosted by Nevada Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki. For more info, call 775-684-1921.

Telegraph Square Block Party 2:00pm - 6:00pm at Telegraph & Curry Streets. Free live music plus visit food and drink vendors. Join friends and dance to the The Trippin King Snakes,

brought to you by the local merchants in Telegraph Square. For more info visit www.NevadaDay.com.

Sunday, November 2, 2014

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concert at 3:00pm in the Amphitheater in the Legislative Mall, near the Capital building on Carson Street, Carson City (weather permitting). For more info, call 775-883-2219.

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Nevada Day Beard Contest The Beard Contest is immediately following the parade at the amphitheater, just south of the Capitol steps in Carson City. Award categories

include: longest, fullest, reddest, whitest, blackest, best salt and pepper, best groomed, scruffi est, and most bearded community. Learn more at www.NevadaDay.com.

41st Annual World Championship Single Jack Drilling Contest Contestants compete for a $2,000 grand prize, drilling

holes in granite using pound hammers and bits of graduated steel to celebrate the heritage of the Comstock mining days. Begins at 11:05am at the Carson Nuggets west parking lot (corner of Robinson & Carson Streets.) Learn more at www.NevadaDay.com.

Nevada 150 Market Place An Outdoor Market Place to buy Nevada 150 Merchandise, open from 9:30am - 2:30pm in front of the

Paul Laxalt State Building, 401 North Carson City Street. Take pictures with costumed characters from Nevadas past. For info call 775-687-0645 or visit www.nevada150.org.

Governors Mansion Tour Tours of the Nevada Governors Mansion (606 N.

Mountain Street) from 2:00pm to 4:00pm. For more info call 775-687-3000.

32nd Annual Chili Feed A free event from 12:00-2:00pm at the Carson Nuggets Banquet Center (507 N Carson St, Carson

City, upstairs) hosted by Nevada Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki. For more info, call 775-684-1921.

Telegraph Square Block Party 2:00pm - 6:00pm at Telegraph & Curry Streets. Free live music plus visit food and drink vendors. Join friends and dance to the The Trippin King Snakes,

brought to you by the local merchants in Telegraph Square. For more info visit www.NevadaDay.com.

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DIVISION 1 BATH ST. 1 & 2 Nevada Highway Patrol 3 Carson City Sheriff 4 NV State Honor Guard 5 Carson High School Blue Thunder Marching Band 6 Nevada Day Parade Grand Marshal Kay Winters 7 Sandoval for Governor 8 Nevada 150 8-A Lieutenant Governor Brian K. Krolicki 9 Senator Dean & Lynne Heller 10 Congressman Mark Amodei 11 Ross Miller for Attorney General 12 Kim Wallin for Nevada State Treasurer 13 State Senator Ben Kieckhefer 14 State Senator Barbara Cegavske 15 Jim Wheeler Assemblyman, District 39 16 Carson City Mayor Robert Crowell 17 NV Div. of Forestry/US Forest Service Color Guard 18 Campaign to Re-Elect Karen Abowd 19 Committee to Re-Elect Supervisor John McKenna 20 KTVN Channel 2 20-A Korean War Veterans Assn. Chapter 305 20-B Nevada Womens History Project 20-C State Farm Insurance

DIVISION 2 ADALINE ST. 21 Sparks High Railroader Marching Band

& Dilworth Middle School 22 McQueen Lancer Battalion (JROTC) 23 Carson City Visitors Bureau 23-A KOZZ Rock Van 24 Coldwell Banker 25 Cumulus Radio (KBUL/KKOH/KWYL/KNEV) 26 Sagebrush Model A Ford Club 27 US Forest Service / Carson Ranger District

Wilderness Act 50th Anniversary Float 28 US Naval Sea Cadet Corps Carson City Div. 29 Tahoe Beer Truck (The Brewers Cabinet) 30 Storey County / Virginia City Tourism

31 Parading Arabians 32 Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 388 33 American Family Insurance 34 Les Schwab 35 Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP)

Celebrating Nevadas Seniors 36 Northern Nevada Coin 37 Carson City Pop Warner Football & Cheer 38 Marine Corps League Color Guard

High Desert Detachment, Fallon, NV 39 Battle Born Civil War Re-enactors 40 Port of Subs 40-A 1870 Carson City - Glenbrook Stagecoach 40-B Knights of Pithius & Pithian Sisters of Mineral Temple 18 40-C Carson City Salvation Army Youth Groups 40-D Batmobile, Carson City Nugget

DIVISION 3 EAST LONG ST. 41 White Pine Big Blue Band, Color Guard,

Cheerleaders & Bobkettes 42 Spanish Springs HS Cougars Battalion (Army JROTC) 43 Lander County - Best in the West 44 Carson City Host Lions 45 Boy Scouts of America - Nevada Area

Council - Pinenut District 46 Central Lyon County Fire Protection District 47 Kiwanis Club of Carson City Boy Scouts

of America - Cubscout Pack 0145 48 Nevada Appeal 150 years in media 49 La Association de Charros Del Norte

de Nevada Dancing Horses 50 Hot August Nights, inc. 51 Time for Rotary 52 Honor Flight, Always Lost, DAR Honoring

our veterans for 150 years 53 Viet Nam Veterans of America, Chapter 989, Reno, NV 54 Nevada Department of Corrections

Warm Springs Honor Guard 55 Sierra Lutheran High School Lets Celebrate! 56 Northern Nevada Regional Animal Center 57 Carson Animal Services Initiative (CASI) 58 Reno-Sparks Convention & Visitor Center 59 Carson City Republican Central Committee 60 Wells Fargo Bank Stage Coach 60-A International Order of Camel Jockeys (IOCJ) 60-B City of Reno 60-C Sierra Youth Football League

DIVISION 4 WEST LONG ST. 61 Elko High School Band of Indians 62 Douglas High School JROTC Tiger Battalion 63 Humboldt Co.: Nevadas original county 64 Carson City Elks Lodge #2177 Elks

fight for drug awareness

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information. See page 21 for a map of where each division lines up for the parade.

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65 Dog Scouts of America - Silver Paws Dog Scouts 220 66 Sierra -Tahoe Branch 137, Fleet Reserve Assoc. 67 Comstock Civil War Re-enactors (CCWR) 68/69 Karson Kruzers Car Club 70 Bunny Ranch 71 Disabled American Vererans (DAV) Ch 1 & 7 72 Horse Power 73 Pioneer Crossing Casino 74 Aahmes (Ah-mes) Shrine Clowns 75 Carson City Orthodontics 76 Reno Rodeo Chuck Wagon 77 Bonanza Casino 78 AAA Carson City 79 Silver Dollar Car Classic Car Show 80 Rural Nevada Democrats & Carson

City Democratic Womens Club 80-A Misfits Tribute to Nevada: Celebrating our past 80-B AYSO Region #140 80-C Boys & Girls Clubs of Mason Valley,

Yerington, Dayton & Silver Springs

DIVISION 5 EAST ADAMS ST. 81 Pau-Wa-Lu Panther Marching Band 82 Reno High School JROTC Program 83 Nye County Tonopah Mining Park /

Friends of the Belmont Courthouse 84 Boy Scouts of America, Northstar District 85 Carson City Library 86 Susanville Indian Rancheria Pow-Wow

Princesses 2014-2015 87 La Ka Lel Be Pow Wow 88 Mike Kane 89 Reno - Sparks Indian Colony 90 Nevada Indian Commission Historic Stewart

Indian School & Centennial Indian Princesses 91 Duckwater Shoshone Elementary +

Red Mountain Drum Group 92 Woodfords Washoe Community

Council Hung-A-Lel-Ti 93 Fallon Paiute Shoshone Tribe Toi-Ticutta 94 Walker River Paiute Tribe Royalty 95 Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe 96 Lyon County Sheriffs Search and Rescue 97 Mark Hutchison for Lt. Governor 98 Cross - Rhodes Stables 99 Veterans of Foreign Wars Kit Carson Post 3726 100 Celtic Community of No. Nevada NV Society

of Scottish Clans / Sons & Daughters of Erin 100-A Sheep Dip 51 100-B Pioneer High School - Panthers Leadership 100-C Reno Aces Baseball Club 100-D The Reno Big Horns Professional Basketball Team

DIVISION 6 WEST ADAMS ST. 101 Yerington Marching Band

102 Incline High School Army JROTC Highlanders

103 Cresent Hardy for Congress

104 Nevada State Parks

105 Robertson Family

106 Ms. Senior Golden Years USA / NV Silver Tappers

107 Carson Canine Adventures - Revolution Dog Sports

107-A RunBenRun-Nevada

108 NV Bureau of Land Management Fire & Aviation

109 Carson City BMX

110 Nevada Unleashed Moustaches & Beards Terry Foster - NUMB longest beard champion

111 Douglas County Republican Central Committee

112 People First of Nevada

113 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

114 Jason Woodbury for Carson City District Attorney

115 Nevada Department of Agriculture

116 Alliance of Wild Horse Advocates

117 President & First Lady of the Republic of Molossia

118 Optimist Club of Reno Friend of Youth

119 Coral Academy Girl Scout Troop #1141

120 Pinkerton Ballet Theatre Nutcracker Ballet

120-A Daughters of the Nile, Ammon-Ra Temple #56, Reno

120-B Kerak Shriners Reno, Nevada

120-C Nevada Rainbow Girls

DIVISION 7 EAST PARK ST. 121 Fernley High School Vaquero Band 122 Edward C. Reed High School NJROTC 123 Dr. Robin Titus for Assembly District 38 &

Jill Dickman for Assembly District 31 124 Historical Society of Dayton Valley (HSDV) 125 Jamba Juice #1335 126 Reno Off Road + Motorsports Expo 127 Boy Scouts of America Troop #88 Lemon Valley, NV 128 Lyon County Sheriffs Office Honor Guard 129 U.S. Submarine Veterans Corvina Base, Reno NV 130 Bretta Sue Reese 131 Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War

Sons of Veterans Reserve Carlin Camp 25 & Battery A, 3rd US Artillery

132 KNPB Channel 5 133 Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Nevada

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Nevada day 2014 parade liNe-upDIVISION 7 EAST PARK ST. (cONT.) 134 Green Teams of Carson City School District 135 Wild Ass Women 136 Girl Scouts of Sierra Nevada 137 Nevada Department of Wildlife 138 Chuck Allen for Washoe County Sherriff 139 Carson Montessori Salutes 140 Clampers 140-A American Legion Capitol Post #4 140-B Willow Bill Raindeer 140-C Tumbleweeds Gymnastics

DIVISION 8 WEST PARK ST. 141 Douglas High School Tiger Band 142 Galena High School Grizzly Battalion JROTC 143 Northern Nevada Sikh Society 144 Dina Titus for Congress 145 Warren Engine Company #1 146 Western NV Performing Arts Hip Hop Dancers 147 Sierra Nevada Classic Thunderbirds 148 Best Buddies Nevada 149 Lions of District 46, Nevada 150 Pony Express 151 Nevada State Education Association 152 Silver State Charter Schools 153 Miss Washoe County United States 154 Girl Scouts from Virginia Lakes Service Unit 155 Carson Valley Visitors Authority 156 Lynne Simons for District Court Judge, Dept 6 157 V&T Railroad Co. Candy Cane Express Train 158 North Valley High School Cheer 159 Doug Rands for District Court Judge 160 Carson ATA Karate 4 Kids 160-A Marine Corps League Silver State

Detachment #630, Carson City, NV 160-B American Federation of State, County &

Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 4041 160-C Carson Girls Softball 160-D Ray Pezonella for Reno Mayor

DIVISION 9 EAST JOHN ST. 161 Eagle Valley Middle School Marching Band 161-A Carson High School Naval JROTC 162 Carson Lanes Family Fun Center 163 Tahoe Ridge Winery & Bistro 164 Silver State Model T Ford Club 165 Boy Scouts of America Troops 132 & 332 166 Good time Auctions 167 Carson City Foster Home

Recruitment Coalition 168 Sierra Nevada Figure Skating Club 169 1st Nevada Cavalry 170 Pirates of Reno 171 The Happiness Sprinkling Project 172 Dayton High School Marching Band

173 Girl Scouts Sierra Nevada Daisy Troop 4 174 Sparkie The Clown 175 Adam Laxalt for Attorney General 176 The United Nations Camp Art Cars, the:

Swingline, Dirty Sardine, Irony 177 The Black Rock City Water Taxi 178 USS Nevada - Camp Gallavant 178-A Litter Truck Burning Man 179 Controlled Burn 180 Nevada State Democratic Party 180-A Special Olympics Nevada - Carson City 180-B Women in the Wind (WITW) Promoting

women & safe motorcycling 180-C Senior Care Plus

DIVISION 10 FLEIScHMANN WAY 181 Carson Middle School Marching Band 182 Reno Rock Camp 183 Head Injury Assoc. of No. Nevada Rock Crawler 184 NV Energy 185 J.A. Tiberth Construction Company 186 Vintage Fords of Northern Nevada 187 DeBug Computer Inc. 188 Kristen Spees For Congress 189 League of Women Voters of Nevada 190 Sierra Inline Hockey League 191 Reno-Sparks, Yellow Cabs Carson City

Cabs & Executive Limosine 192 Sertoma Club of Reno/Sparks 193 Nevada Gunfighters 194 Battle Born Food Truck & Catering Co., LLC 195 Carson Victory Rollers/Carson Jr Victory Rollers 196 D&S Tow Inc. 197 Jimmy Johns 198 Sierra Nevada Cancer Center 199 Smile Restore 199-A Andrew Martin For State Controller 200 Devil Mountain Brigade (Shotguns)


The final Nevada Day Parade line-up is subject to change; visit www.NevadaDay.com

for the most up-to-date information.

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Award categories

The Nevada Day Parade Committee will consider the following categories for judging and parade awards:

EquESTRIAN 1. Includes: any mounted unit, single horse and rider, mounted color guard, single hitch or multi-hitch wagons, or groups walking with horses, mules or donkeys.

ScHOOL MARcHING uNIT 2. Includes: JROTC drill units, school associated color guards, school sponsored cheer groups, etc.. Unit must be associated with a public, private or charter school and must be a marching or walking unit.

GENERAL MARcHING uNIT 3. All other marching, commercial, club or association that is not associated with a school.

FLOAT4. Any unit with a decorated float. To be eligible for judging and an award, float must reflect this years parade theme.

VEHIcLE ENTRY5. This includes car clubs, antique (greater than 50 years old) and Classic Cars (between 30 and 50 years old).

cOuNTY ENTRY6. Unit entered by a county.


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As a long time community leader and volunteer, Kay Winters is the epitome of a true Nevadan. Not long after relocating to Carson City from Tacoma in 1941, Kay embarked on the rst of a long line of public service projects by rst collecting scrap for the World War II e ort and knitting khaki-colored hats, gloves, scarves and socks for the military. She recalls her early life in Carson City. We lived across from the Governors Mansion on one of the two paved streets in town. The other was Highway 50. Carson City had a population of 1,500, one theater, one grocery store/bakery, one meat market, two drug stores and numerous saloons. In those days folks called the Governor by his rst name and knew the Sheri and all the city offi cials, said Kay. In 1948, she met and married JohnD Winters, whose family played an instrumental role in developing Nevada, entering the region as pioneers along the Oregon Trail in 1848 and settling in Washoe Valley in 1852. The Winters family went on to shape Nevada history through involvement in mines, ranching and politics. The late JohnD Winters was also a Nevada Day Parade Grand Marshal in 1995. A mother of ve, Kay has been a leader in 4-H, Brownies, Girls Scouts (serving on the state council), Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts. The Winters ranch home in Carson City hosted two scholars from the Rotary foreign exchange program and was a destination for American Field Services young people before they left the U.S. for their homes abroad. Kay also helped establish the Carson Comets Ski Program, which is still active today. Kay helped raise funds for Carson Citys rst hospital and helped establish the Carson Tahoe Womens Auxiliary, where she served as their rst

membership chairwoman and third President. The Auxiliary furnished the hospital rooms and established the Gray Ladies and Candy Stripers groups. Kay and JohnD moved to their Dayton ranch in 1965, where she served on Lyon Countys Park and Recreation Board for 10 years. During her tenure, she secured Our Park at the entrance to Dayton, obtained land through the BLM for a Little League baseball park near Dayton schools and

secured land through the State Legislature for a park with an

historic mill site along the Carson River. Because of Kays established reputation for public service, she was asked to join the Advisory Board for Arts and Science at UNR from 1980-1990, where she received the Universitys Presidents medal in 1987 and the Distinguished Nevadan award in 1989. Over the years, Kay and JohnD donated ranch land for Carson High School, Eagle Valley Golf Course West and Centennial Park. My life has been full, adds Kay. I had a wonderful husband for 59 years, and a ne family of 5 children, 15 grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren and 5 great, great grandchildren. How blessed I am as I know each one of them well. Kay has lived in Carson City and Dayton for 73 years, nearly half of the states 150. Although she wasnt born here, Kay embodies the words of the state song, Home means Nevada.

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Nevada Day Grand Marshal Kay Williams will travel the parade route in style, riding in this 1912 Rambler Cross Country Model 73-4CC, courtesy of the National Automobile Museum.

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Many famous historic gures from Carson Citys history are buried at the Lone Mountain Cemetery. Join tour guide Joy Evans as a cast of characters bring each prominent gure to life during the Nevada Day Lone Mountain Cemetery Tour (aka: Our Friends in Low Places.) Actors dressed in period attire take on the role of each person, sharing stories of his or her life and death while standing at that persons gravesite. Tours are 90-minutes and take place on Friday, October 31 at 2:30pm and 5:30pm, and on Saturday, November 1 at 6:00pm; tours launch from the Lone Mountain Cemetery entrance, at Roop and Beverly Streets, in Carson City. Tickets are $20 for Adults, $10 for ages 6-12, and free for 5 and younger. Space is limited to 60 people per tour, so advance tickets are recommended. Purchase tickets at the Nevada Day Store, located at 108 W. Telegraph Street in Carson City. To learn more or reserve tickets for the Lone Mountain Cemetery Tour, call or visit the Nevada Day Store at 108 W. Telegraph Street in Carson City, (775) 882-2600.

Watch as the following prominent and gures from Carson Citys History come to life during this entertaining and educational tour:

NELLIE MIGHELS DAVIS (1844 1945) Nellie was a civic leader and journalist. As a newspaper reporter for the Daily Morning Appeal, she covered the famous 1897 Corbett-Fitzsimons heavy weight title ght in Carson City. She was also the rst Nevada State President of the Red Cross.

HANK MONK (1826-1883) Hank was a legendary stagecoach driver who drove a stage between Carson City and Placerville, California from 1857 to 1883. He once drove Horace Greeley over the Sierras and is mentioned in Mark Twains book Roughing It. MATHIAS & MARCELLA RINCKEL (1833 -1879) Mathias immigrated from Germany as a child and went on to run Carson Citys Eagle Market, own a horse racing track on Roop Street, and in 1876 built the Rinckel Mansion at 102 N. Curry Street. ABRAHAM CURRY (1815-1873) Considered the founding father of Carson City, Curry served as an assemblyman and senator of the Nevada Territory between the years of 1862 and 1864, was the rst superintendent of the Carson City Mint, and the rst warden of Nevada State Prison. CUBA CRUTCHFIELD (1859 -1969) Cuba was one of the biggest cowboy stars of the early 20th century, and was once part of the Bu alo Bill Cody Wild West Show. He was a cousin of Will Rogers, part Cherokee Indian, and is known as one of the greatest trick ropers of all time. JENNIE CLEMENS (1855 1864) The niece of Mark Twain and daughter of Orion and Jane Clemens, Jennie was working to buy the new Presbyterian Church a bible at the time of her death at age 8 of spotted fever. H.M. YERRINGTON (1829 1910) Henry Marvin Yerington was actively involved in mining, lumbering, railroads, and land development. He was most well known as the Superintendent of Virginia Truckee Railroad.

Historical Figures Come to Life on Cemetery Tour

Cemetery Tour organizer and guide, Joy Evans.Photo courtesy Dana Lee Freund


Photo courtesy Library of Congress 1907, A.F. Bradley, New York

Perhaps the most famous name associated with Nevada for the last 150 years is that of Mark Twain. The pseudonym was adopted by Samuel Clemens in 1863 when he was writing for the Virginia City Territorial Enterprise. Twains writing career began after spending time as a printer, riverboat pilot, and failing as a gold miner. He went on to become a world-famous author and lecturer. Although he passed from this worldly realm over 100 years ago in 1910, much of his wit and wisdom endures to this day.

We wondered what Twain would think of his adopted home 150 years after its statehood, so we went to an acknowledged expert on the subject, McAvoy Layne, who has been impersonating Twain for 26 years. Layne thought that Twain would no doubt be highly amused at todays goings-on, while remarking that many things havent changed much.

Twain on Nevadas Hospitality

Of course, Nevada is a far more hospitable place than it was when Twain arrived 153 years ago. In a letter written in May of 1905 and reprinted in the Nevada State Journal, Twain recalled his arrival in Carson City: I remember, as if it were yesterday, that when I disembarked from the overland stage in front of the Ormsby in Carson City, in August, 1861, I was not expecting to be asked to come again. I was tired, discouraged, white with alkali dust and did not know anybody. But if he were to revisit the area today, he might very well change his mind about another comment he made: Some people are malicious enough to think that if the devil were set at liberty and told to con ne himself to Nevada Territory, he would...get homesick and go back to hell again.

Twain on Politics

Twain was always critical of the politicians of his day, and would be no less so in 2014. He said, I dont vote for politicians, it only encourages them. Well, look at it, look how hard it is to nd a politician today with morals high enough that he will stay bought. He would undoubtedly be impressed by many of todays offi ce-holders, who actually do stay bought! Twain also made a comment that would apply to todays political ads: Get your facts rst, and then you can distort them as much as you please. However he would certainly be against the recurring proposal that our state legislature should meet annually. In fact, he said, No, the Nevada legislature meets every two years for sixty days, when they ought rightly meet every sixty years for two days. When the Nevada legislature is in session, nobody is safe. Layne, in his Twain persona, updated his famous alter ego on the major shift in politics in the Silver State, stating: No, now that I think of it, one thing has changed. Our legislators 150 years ago did their drinking, they did their gambling, they did their womanizing, yes. But they did it with the press! I know this because I was the press.

Twain on Transportation and Technology

Politics aside, what would Mark Twain have thought of some of the advances in science and technology that we take in stride? Well, Twain was still around at the birth of the automobile, although there were far fewer of them on the roads then. But he seemed to like them, particularly Oldsmobiles. However, he eschewed driving. I do not own a motor-car but I recommend them to all my friends and advise them to buy a car--so that they will come around and take me out in it, he wrote in 1906, the same year he was photographed riding in an Oldsmobile piloted by racing driver Ernest Keeler. As for traffi c, if you read his

Mark Twain in Nevada Then and Nowby Roger Diez



book Life on the Mississippi, you will nd that he was used to heavy riverboat traffi c, which was far more hazardous than todays freeways. Another major change that would probably sadden Twain is the shift in reading habits from newspapers and books to electronic media. However, he often expressed his approval of reading in general, saying The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who cant read them. So he would probably endorse e-readers eventually.

Twains Witticism True Then and Now?

Twains commentary on the state of society and education in America is still as true today as it was 150 years ago. Here are a few of his witticisms that make his points:

Education: that which reveals to the wise, and conceals from the stupid, the vast limits of their knowledge.

In the rst place God made idiots. This was for practice. Then He made school boards.

A banker is a fellow who lends you his umbrella when the sun is shining, but wants it back the minute it begins to rain.

Patriot: the person who can holler the loudest without knowing what he is hollering about.

God created war so that Americans would learn geography.

Sometimes I wonder whether the world is being run by smart people who are putting us on or by imbeciles who really mean it.

Honesty is the best policy - when there is money in it.

And nally, Mark Twain would be delighted to discover the proliferation of cigar bars in Carson City. As he once said, If there are no cigars in Heaven, I shall not go.

What Might Twain Say of Nevadas Sesquicentennial?

So if Twain were here for todays celebration of Nevadas 150 years of statehood, what might the Bard of the Comstock have to say? Let McAvoy Layne interpret his feelings for us, probably quite accurately: Im going to go have a drink to the Great State of Nevada on her 150th birthday. There are a thousand reasons why I shouldnt take a drink, but I cant think of one right now.




Modern day Twain impressionist McAvoy LanePhoto by Chad Lundquist

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A costumed event & fundraiser for Nevada Day

live mus

icsweet treats

no-host

bar

costume contest

prizes

FR IDAY

October, Thirty-Firstt w e n t y f o u r t e e n

7:00PM TO MIDNIGHTCARSON NUGGET BALLROOM

507 N CARSON ST ~ CARSON CITY

FEATURING

The Rock-N-Roll RebelsTicketS $25

TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE NEVADA DAY STORE 108 W. TELEGRAPH AND ONLINE AT:

www.NevadaDay.com

FOR AGES 18+ T ICKETS ARE LIMITED!

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Arts & Crafts Featuring the Prairie Godmother

Kids Games & Chalk Art

Fun Music with CW & Mister Spoons

Have fun with the Pirates of Reno

Roller Derby Demonstrations By The Carson Victory Rollers Good Wheel Ambassadors

Come Meet Ron Bell & Nevadas Real Pony Express Riders

Bicycle Show & Shine Bring Your Bike & Sign Up to Participate!

Watch Out for the League of Proper Villains

Meet Smokey Bear

Food Vendors & More!

A family friendly fun zone near the

Nevada Day Parade!

Coming Soon! Nevada Day Sesquicentennial Calendars! These keepsake 2015 calendars will showcase the highlights of this years sesquicentennial celebrations through the camera lens of Nevadas own award winning fine art photographer Dennis Ducilla. Calendars will be available around Thanksgiving. Pick one up at the Nevada Day Store for just $20 or order online for $25 (includes shipping & handling).

The Nevada Day Store is located at 108 W. Telegraph Street, Carson City

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Nevada Day is a grand celebration commemorat-ing Nevadas Battle Born entry into the union as the 36th state on October 31, 1864. This years parade theme of Happy 150th Birthday Nevada! celebrates the states Sesquicentennial anniversary. The parade showcases Nevadas rich heritage of native communi-ties, mining, ranching and the pioneer spirit.

The Nevada Day parade in Carson City began in 1938 and is currently the largest and longest running admissions day celebration in the nation. In addition to the Parade, Nevada Day festivities have grown to include dozens of events celebrating the states past and present. Check out a complete schedule of events on pages 14-16.

When is the Real Nevada Day?This can sometimes be a tricky question to answer.

While Nevadas official birthday is October 31, with the passage of AB396 by the 1997 Nevada State Legisla-ture, Nevada voters advised they wanted to celebrate

Nevada Day on the last Friday in October. The legisla-ture, after a much heated debate, complied. Beginning with the year 2000, the official observation of the Ne-vada Day State holiday began taking place on the last Friday in October, with the Nevada Day Parade taking place on the Saturday immediately following. This year, with the state holiday falling on Nevadas true admission day, Friday, October 31, 2014, the Nevada Day Parade is on Saturday, November 1, 2014.

What to Expect on Parade DayOn parade morning, early risers can watch the

8:00am hot air balloon launch on Carson Street near the Carson Mall (weather permitting).

At 10:00am, the firing of a cannon and a flyover of military aircraft signal the start of the parade. The parade begins at the intersection of William and Carson Streets and makes its way down Carson Street to the delight of the thousands of enthusiastic parade viewers lining the sidewalks. Around three to four hours later the last parade entry arrives at the terminal point, the intersection of Stewart and Carson Streets. You can view a map of the parade route on page 13.

The leading parade units consist of local law enforcement and public officials. They are followed by floats, marching bands, horses, entertainers, youth groups, celebrity guests, and even Burning Man creations. Each year sees about 200 entries in the Nevada Day Parade. This is a record year, with over 230 entrants registered to be in the parade!

Nevada Day ParadeSaturday, November 1, 20142014 Theme: Happy 150th Birthday Nevada!

Carson High School Band, 2013 parade.Carson High School Band, 2013 parade.

2013 Parade Grand MarshalMike Shaughnessy

Locals and visitors are encouraged to arrive early with lounge chairs and blankets to stake their claim for a spot on the parade route along Carson Street. Food, drink, and souvenir vendors ply the route, and local businesses often feature food and beverage specials during the parade.

Putting on the Parade: A Community EffortThe Nevada Day Parade is put on every year

thanks to the efforts of Nevada Day, Inc. (a non-profit 501c3 organization). Sponsors play a key role in keep-ing the official Nevada Day Parade alive and kicking each year. Sponsor dollars and parade entry fees go directly towards conducting the parade, and then

back into the commu-nity, through vendors, permits, insurance, operating costs, etc. Learn how to you can make a difference with this Nevada tradition at sponsor.nevadaday.com or volunteer.nevadaday.com.

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Nevada Day is a grand celebration commemorat-ing Nevadas Battle Born entry into the union as the 36th state on October 31, 1864. This years parade theme of Happy 150th Birthday Nevada! celebrates the states Sesquicentennial anniversary. The parade showcases Nevadas rich heritage of native communi-ties, minin

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