The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-11

committee be appointed TO institute
steps for the creation Of library for
the use Of the Texas Medical assocln-
ton. Carried.
DR.. Stuart read q communication
from DR.. Alex. w. Atchison, OF Deni-
sion, with certificate ~ delegate and
applying for membership to the ASSOC
citation. Rules suspended and appll-
cant elected, nt
DR., Stuart moved that additional
names DO added TO COMMITTEES on the
yellow fever epldemics of last year.
Amendment offered by Dr. Hudspeth,
that u committee be appointed for
cach Of the following places; Denison,
Calvert and Columbus. Amendment
carried, and the following gentlemen
appointed on the committee; Drs.
Harrison, Jamisson and Atchlson.
Tho secretary then read the names
Of the members of the different COM
mittees, also the names Of the dele
gates to the American medical asso-
citation TO meet in Houston.
Committee on diseases Of women and
children: Chairman, DR.. j. NJ. Gala
way; members, Dr's l. s. Raylleld,
of Jefferson, j. b. Matchet, II. ii,
Jones, T. j. Heard.
Committee on arrangements and in
vltatlon; Chairman, DR.. j. Cum
mings; members, Dr's J. w. Me-
Laughlln, j. w. Stalmaes, NJ. a. Tay-
Tor and w. A, East
Committee on publishing finance
and claims: Chairman, DR.. Kelly;
members, Dr's j. Lavender, j, M.
Ross, j. j. Burroughs, Cornelius and
Harrison. I
Committee on record of cases: Chair.
man, DR.. II. Hudspeth; members, DIR.
j. T. Field, j. :. Willis, +. ID. Holm
quist and IL. Dye.
Committee on cllmatology and cpl
denies Chairman, DIR, j. Nj. Gallo
way; members, Drs. J. N. Pope, r.. H..
Harrison, M. IL. Oliver and Fears.
Committee on Indigenous medical
resources of the state: Chairman, DR..
d. +. Stuart; members, Drs. s. O.
Young,W. H. Saunders, j. II. Sears and
Owen.
Committee on surgery: Chairman
Drs. \. ID. Wooten; members, Drs.
Greenvilc Dowell, l.. j. Beall, l.. S.
Rayheld, j. n. Pope, w. II. Park.
Committee on griev ances and APP
peas Chairman, DR.. u. +. Stuart;
members, Drs. J. r. Matchet i. p. NJ
Johnson and a. a, Johnson.
Standing committees to report at
next meeting:
Committee on science and progress
of medicine: Chairman, DR.. ID. II
Wallace; members, Drs. j. NJ. Foot
w. d. Kelley, J. f. Matchet ant
smith.
Committee on ethics: Chairman
Dr. Il. p. Nj. Johnson; members, Drs
ii. w. Brown, II. w. Allen, Ashbe
Smith and f. w. Holland.
Delegates to the American Medical
association: Drs. Heard, McGregor
Taylor, Jones, Hall, Morrison, Foote
Raytield, of Jefferson; Pope, Beall,
Wallace, Sears, Brown and Allen.
The secretary stated that he would
notify each delegate of the time and
place of the meeting of the associa.
ton.
DR.. Young offered n resolution that
the officers would continue in Office
until the close of the session of the fol-
lowing year, in order that the business
Of the association may be facilitated.
1t was moved to refer the same TO the
committee on constitution and bylaws
Carried.
Motion of DR.. Beall to refer DR.. Fields
report on case of imperforate anus
with Il complete absence of the rectum
(rectum entering into the upper and
posterior wall of the vaginal, to publ
cation committee. Carried. sees
DR.. Hudspeth moved that the resolu-
tons of DR.. Harrison be taken up.
Carried.
DIR, Harrison then read his resolu-
ton, supplementing the same with
some remarks.
DR.. Childers objected to the adoption
Of DR.. Harrison's resolution. They
were, however, adopted.
DR.. Matchet offered resolution that
the association adopt the code OF
ethics of the American Medical asso-
citation. Adopted.
DR.. Stuart Moved that the article on
Dr. Beallon Strabismus be read. Car.
ried.
DIR. Dunn, of Gravepine prairie, was
called upon to read the same.
DR.. Matchet then moved vote OF
thanks to DR.. Beall for his article. Car.
ried.
On motion of DR.. Swindells, the
association was then resolved in
to committee of the whole, and DR.
Oliver, of Dallas, called to the chair.
The association then took up the dis
cussion of yellow fever, in which Drs
Palmer, Dowell and Clopton participa.
ted.
DIR. Harrison read report on yellow
fever in Columbus, and DR.. Pope OF
the same in Marshall, both of whicl