Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-10
TENNESSEE PHARMACEUTICAL
ASSOCIATION.


Quite large number were present at the
opening yesterday morning, and much in
terest was manifested in the debates and
proceedings. The meeting was called to
order by the temporary president, j. q.
Wharton.
The folio wing persons were proposed for
membership and unanimously elected: W
81 Smith, ] Richards, r 81 Gordon, e W
Smith, W G Ewing, James Thomas, Jr., ]
r Harwell, W 81 Wharton, j Gowan, A
II Roscoe, of Nashville; Mathews and
W S Gray, Of Edgefeld; & D McCauly, of
GAINESVILLE, and j c Wardlsw, of Shelby
vile.
The committee on nominations made the
following nominations for officers, all of
which were unanimously elected:
PRESIDENT G Wharton, of Nashville.
ce-Presidents-J G Rawlings, of Chat
tanooga; & D. McCauly, of GAINESVILLE, and
B Hsddox, of Nashville.
Secretary-BeDj. Lnlard, of Nashville.
Ire surer-R s Page, of Nashville.
Committee on Papers and Queries, w
q Ewing, Ii G Currey, E Laurent.
Business Committee, r II Gordon, ]
Richards, W Fl Smith.
Committee on Legislation, W D Kline. ]
r Harwell, w II Wharton.
q Mr. Page, in behalf of the committee on
the poison law, made report giving our
present State laws regulating the sale of
the same, which was accepted.
On motion of Mr. Currey, the Committee
on Legislation were instructed to prepare a
suitable law, regulating the sale of poisons,
to recommend to the Legislature in place of
our present defective one, and report at the
next meeting.
On motion of DR.. Lilard, the Secretary
was authorized to have 1000 copies of our
constitution and 400 copies of our proceed
ings printed, and mail copy Of each to ev-
cry druggist in the State.
On motion of Mr. McCauly, r D McCau-
ly, W S Gray and r E Page, were appoint.
ed committee to prepare code of ethics.
On motion of Mr. Rawlir gs, the Secretary
was requested to procure the names and
addresses Of 81 the druggists in our State,
and publish the same in the proceedings.
On motion of Mr. Haddox, ] B Haddox,
j G Rawlings and Z d MeCsuly, were ap-
pointed committee to furnish design for
q seal.
The following letter from the President
Of the Tennessee College of Pharmacy, was
received:
NASHVILLE, Oct. 6, 1S73.-To the
President and members of the Tennessee
Pharmaceutical Association: Gentlemen
The Tennessee College of Pharmacy hears
with pleasure Of your organization, and is
happy 10 welcome you as fellow worker in
our State.
j. BERRIEN LINDsLEY, NJ. D., Pres't.
On motion of Mr. Rawlings it was receiv-
ed with the thanks of the Association, nd
ordered to be entered on the minutes.
The report of the temporary Treasurer
was received, and accepted.
DR.. Benz. Lillard read volunteer paper
on apprentices, which, on motion of DR..
Roscoe, was received with thefhaEks of the
Assoc alton, and committee consisting of
A. Il. Roscoe, III. G. Currey and j. Rich
ards was appointed to make arrangements
to have it printed in the daily papers.
James N. Stafford, NJ. D., Ph.D. and j.
Berrien LindsleV, III. D., were unanimous
ly elected honorary members.
On motion of Mr.. Rawlings, the Associa-
ton then adjourned until P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Association was called to order by
the President, the minutes of the morning
session read and approved.
Dr.. Roscoe, in behalf of the committee
to make arrangements for publishing DR..
LIZARDS article on apprentices, made YER
bal report, when, after some discussion, on
motion of Mr.. Page, the committee were
requested to have it published in both Of
the Nashville daily papers.
Mr.. Haddox, for the committee on q seal,
reported design, which was adopted, and
ordered to be made.
The committee on code of ethics asked
for further time to report, which was
granted.
On motion of Mr.. McCauly, the Associa-
ton then adjourned, to meet in Nashville
on the third Tuesday (19th) Of May, 1874.