Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10
DAvENpoRT, IOWA, THURSDAY. NAY 10 Isse go
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l. II bva Seate Medical 60oeev metAoAAl
bnsemout of the Second bapt.s. Cnoos =
lshis CITY, on Wednesday tee ytn l4es7 = y
O'Clock A. IL, the sttendence LII ~ ent
/ lyas1ne1 1oets II th4 State 1egseeeeeso .
10 IL absence o. lie f!s@ens ~, -. =. y
i HuebGA Of Kcokuk, Dr :. wiIiiemse0. o.
fUstumwa, Vice President. soo3 sne Q1ai!
and called tAe nesting 70 oEoeE. " - W
| n. naker. Of this place. appeesed 4DaDogo
i tarv. r ~
he Rev. Mr.. Watson, o. ~ A1gis(
Church. was called upoa ana opened The
pf0ceedinss with fervd.s PssyeL
In the absence OF Df :. WisherWAx,
President Of the HcUtt Ccaniy medical 30
ciety, DR.. ThOe. !. 6au1s Scsaved. the
members, addresSinG s49 - DIIoWs:
| f1..n~.n.. ~ the Zo,cd i 1ioa1 HceSfs
x~ssr =. give Nd 0Guaial and hHsrev
-eirs,sn. ~ the CITY q b9yuuport, ~
To rrosn;,. lion If the Sodoty. 6Stee6 YEAR
80 sh;s IL tbe third time We have been nm.
o$sS ~ - 'vc,,r nresence. The fheefinv nf
| f0s9 ~ saicnnrlv. hss . strong abi1lneDjsCe
~ IN. memorv. in vested - 10 was hyan in
| t.,nsitv of zeal and development Of ability.
as an eventual result Of our aseO
cntr1l csnc;tv. great and permanet GOOD.
ne disturbed state Of the country fof the
nas2 A.. vears NAV have retarded somewhat
nor nrourr.se towards that libefal selsma of
e1nansiun which was intended to embrnce
a Fl concentrate the Medical mind of lova
Rnt ,onr. prsence here 70 day Is reul6felr.i
tI,st nertsins tn our noble calline-an inter
e.. Il ia hoped. which with the return of
nesce tn the land. may 70 on from wear To
Year constsntly increasing.
Nav the time come. when, instead of
jn,;,ss, number Of delegates from those IL
calit,es Only. which psepouderate In poDulA.
tinn our annual GATHERINGS shall be comnos
ri of len, ned and experienced representa.
tivcs from every county in the State. With
Iowa, steady and rapid march % . common.
.ralth, the desire Of every true votary of
Medical science within her borders should
he 10 ,nfold and sustain our peculiar sphere
Of usefulness. in manner fully euusl TO her
cDnstantly " enhancing political greatness. If
in all our movements as a body, We are gov.
erned by reasonable prudence, animated tv
uufls.ging enthusi.sn,, N d C0nslsntlv re.
copniSe the isnporta &C Of unity pf action.
then We have reason to believe the anticim
led fruits of close organization will b.. mail.
manifest. to some at least, who. from the
yery beginning. have been assiduously en-.
paprd In maintaining the diTnily Of the nrn.
cn.S;,, 90 ,,.lI 30 fn thoso ,rEo ,cx,, ~.
'ss'.", .,, "c -. .,.s,..; A"'e
control OF the laoouIing oar.
With vivid remembrance OF the hOspi.
taliiy the nl,vsici,rns of Scott county have
exncr;e rced h var,m,s nar,s of fhS s,a,s
!, a nriv,leve n, hav We the onnort,, n;tv ~ ra
a:..lp'a.,;.,s ~. I;n,,,a,s h.,.,. ~ ~
uniformly met when abroad.
The pro ceilings of the last annual meet.
ing, held at Ottumws, were then read by
the Secretary and approved.
DR.. w. +. Peck, OF Scott, offered the fol
lowinp which WAS adOntel:
Pe.Ired That On,.,ors Tlee srw;c;rr
1e"~'e"' ia. D"S,u's A'es' iwihihg
darfisoa, DiachouIn, huoson, Cnrpenser,
French. Richardson and kotlmap. be inv ite,
- s..s,s IN ,h;s h,dv nn,,i ,I,av s.l, ,,,.,'.,,
- ''>-S IVY s' ''~J "."'' oeSoSS'S
members.
In accordance with the usual custom. the
Constitution and by Laws Of the Society
were then read by the Secretary.
The Censors of the Society All being alb
sent, the following gentlemen were appoint
cl to examine applicants for admission to
membership. viz Drs. Peck. Saunders, Wat
SON, Whinnery, and Tumson. Soon after a
report was made, and new members were
unanimously-electetib by ballot tDrs. AcCort-
ney and Peck being teilcrs) " io.lows:
DR.. I. French. gradua Q Q. B,,k.lirs Medical Col
lefs, sasssenussa. :, ss.. nsc lsas, o,,. u.n,
CoIlepe. Cinenra'i g. March 1850 y oH'o Aca'''
Dr IN . lies graduate Of rran.ylvania Uni
versisy. kentuck., Ma ch, 1854
loui.,iii. Kv mnrcs i:si A'aA'e oi oh'Se''''y'
Or. A I J. Hud:"r, sr.auass ,s., Of Albany Medical
DR. j 9. Blackburn, graiu.ts Il Cincinnati Col.
egs Ned. and susssry, ohio, March; 1850.
Ce'leye' lows March. Issi"s VI Ae'AsA Ae'''-'
n. ,v,,s., ~ r,,,,.,e, r.,
~. "a,."' .,.;ns ~ nupuqus' ouefea 'ne 'o''
'"s' "".v" . "u'p'eo
soc hs,s he, susr .aa snna. messes o. me
sence Of many meubers OF ID urs,e..i.a * The .sp
| vice ard f.om other causes wh,eh has resu ted In
a,srs Psc,g = "'se hu"oer upon the suspended lst'
III R.ssssa That members su .pensei for the non.
pa, met 4 dues b. to +. .ume their sial
iay IN .he SccIey ~ sh,s b, the payment Of
~. '"' r',eA' ssAa
| :.:. ~: 'no.,oi enc io,iowlng conmntee on
was raised: DR.. Peck, of Scott; DR.. Car.
ren'e., n. e M Lee; Dr w.,y =. =: Lay, OF Dubuque
merry, Of Lee; DR.. Carhart, OF Linn and Dr.
| TpInson. of Scott.
The presiding officer laid before the So
cipty. 4 communication from Mrs Annie
Witlenmyer, Matron Of the Soldiers Or
phaas Home, extending an invitation t.
visit the institution, which was accepted
with the understanding that the time of aaic
visit should hereafter bc designated.
On nmotion Of DR.. MoCoT,ney, the Soci
ETY. adjourned ill o'clock D. m.
| AFTERNOON srss,os.
! A.a o,.,oc. D ~. s.-sa Sas:.,.' ...;,, ,,..
~ w,,i;.wsn, ,.L;nn ne -, ooCae.y s a'ssl" ins'
VI; "nI'aMson taxing The CHAIR. -,
AnG oeIle1y presented ieteis Iecelve'
u'n ~ = r;s;a ~ Hooo,ns, ~ 0, MancoeSe. :n'
~ .,s.. a. - ses ,s'.. -. o' ues Molnes' eAcu''n'
Tne ".a...s'';.,. W." as'cnu.u -,
fr No no, se; "s".;..d ;;,u on Non''na''ous ssAe'
'o anu , vN"ueu .'"e.
vh;ni W. s'sUn, sson, .aeasuFeF' msos . fsPoF
n rs~hI. fre,. eu ~, p, .e c.,..-.
made a re,,ort n :. 90, .'c cf -. .,,oS;r~ ~.
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