The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-10
NEWS BY SPECIALS.
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AUSTIN, May o. [Special.l Charter
were ii ei: The Au.o,p Ruche c'npany
OF Uyaide c' I'M :, cHIitnI Il" e., Sl5oWo
object, imp v,ng ant breeding no SIS
cattle, SLEEP n goats. The Ausun saN
ings and Lopn association, capital stock
10000 shares oil 500 each, which may b'
issued in series every six or twelve months
The comptroller paid into the treasury
TODAY $40 600 TO the general revenue.
The pharmaceutical association met at II
o'clock Six members were admitted. DIS
uuisitions were read upon the pest means
of destroying the odor of iodotorm wher
used in ointment, and how to fill the 1ol
lowing prescription without heat SO as 70
make a clear mixture: Croton, chloral
two scrupes; extract ergot fluid, two
drachms; mucilage acacia IS. add one
ounce In the GrsJ balsam fir and CASTLE
soap had.been used with good resuts,a land in
the latter alcohol in sucn guam,
titles as not TO ulsonrp
the effectiveness of prescription. Consider
able discussion followed, members taxing
the ground that they as druggists could
not add or take away from physicians pre-
scriptions. Others contended that II the
physician prescribed and left it to the drug
gist to mix, it was their duty TO adu such
ag MS as to properly cause the drugs TO dls-
solve and combine, provided they were
harmless and sure not to destroy the proper
effect of the medicine. Hence the great
need of practical scientific pharmacists. A
disouisition was read, declaring that q
preparation of elixir ofpepsine and blsmuth
cannot be made so as to contain the amount
of pepsine and bismuth claimed by the man.
ufacturers.
The election of officers for the ensuing
wear resulted as follows: e. NJ. Wells,
Fort Worth, president; W. j. Morley, f.. j.
Zithraes, Paris, G. +. Hall, Dallas. vice
presidents, (the above had no oppositlon)
w. II. Murdoch, of Dallas, and A. Z: Rut-
ledge, of Cleburne, were nominated Ter sec
rotary, aud the ballot resulted: MurdocSi,
13; Rutledge, 2; Ed Lancaster, Marshall,
reelected treasurer, and the secretary Or
dered to prepare his bond.
The folio wing committees were elected
Executive, R. S. EisenIohr,. Dallas. IL. 4.
Lindeman, Austin; l.. Preuiss, Ennis.
Notes and Queres-Oscar Samostz, Aus
tin; E. M. Wells, Fort Worth; A. T. Rut-
ledge, Qleburne.
Adulteration and Sophistication-L.
Preuiss, Ennis; +. and g. Zitharaes, Paris
M. Nash, Sherman; j. W, Graham, Aus
tin, were elected to the board OF trustees Tor
three years; Murdoch, OF Dallas, ana 10 row
A vote of thanks was extended the State
M sdical association for sending delegate,
DIT. Fields, of Fort Worth, being pres
ent as a representative of the association,
1t was determined to send a delegate to
the State Medical association next year.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
This evening the delegates visited the as
ylums and other points of interest. Inc
association is composed of intelligent men,
and their labors will undoubtedly be bene-
fetal to the entire state.
The Houston e. Texas Central paid in to-
day $1,000 passenger tax.
The governor is still Oft and it is proba
Bile will visit the state schools and peniten
tiaries before returning, though the healtn
officer expects him tomorrow.
The veteran board convenes again to
morrow.
The attorney general decides that where
criminal case is trans erred and there Is
mistrial, the county from which it is re
moved must pay the cost of the tr al ano
OF maintaining tue party indicted as to th'
date of mstrial.
Allen Arnold, who has been in jail here
for some time, was taken to Lampasas 10
day tor ri Il for murder committed severa
years ago. His brother was in the ARRAY
in which three men we're killed, and IS nov
in the penitentiary. 80
Edwards e. Church organized to-uay the
Texas advertising Agency; object, to dis
seminate information 10 advertisers ane
secure lads" for the Texas press.
THE SoOhlo.
In the supreme court the following mo
tons were submit d: Ayres IL Co., VS.
Shaeky, from Washington county, to Sc
aside submission; Menseg VS.. Alex ct al,
from Washington county; same vs.. above
Merchants Insurance Company vs. Dryer
from Washington county; same vs.; above
Newman VS.. Dedson ct al, from washing
ton county, to retax costs.
The following cases were submitted
Grants VS.. Simmons, from Callahan
county, on briefs, and oral argument 10
both parties; Schultz VS.. Lampart, from
Paso county, on briefs for both parties;
Court of appeals.-Afii rmed: White VS.
the State, from Comanche county; Brow
& Company VS.. the East Texas Fire lnsur
ance Company from Dallas county; San
ders ct al. VS.. Hayes ct al. from Graysol
county; Shaw VS.. Parvine, from Collll
county SCHNEIDER & Davis VS.. =, iron
Collin county; Noble & Hahn VS.. Varley
from Dallas. Reversed and remanded
Greerys. the State, from Walker county
Dresch VS.. the State, from Maverick county
O'Niel ct al vs.. the State, from Dalla
county; Badly VS.. the State, from
i Kinney State o0uh qrSm M hSland cOunty
Reversed and dismissed: Kepper ct al. vs.
the State, from Tom Green county: Cald
well VS. the State, from Eastland county
Perry VS.. the State, from Shackleior'
county; Frye VS.. the State, from MHyericl
county. Dismissed: Brewster vs.: the State
from FL Paso county; Missouri Pacific rail
way VS.. Reeks e. Daily. Submitted oil
briefs for the State: Duran vs., the State
from Preside county; Moncello VS.. th
State, from Nueces county; Reid VS.. u
State, from Colorado county; Jones vs.. tn
State, from Mitchell county; McHenry v.
the State, from Mitchell county. On bciei
for both parties: Chubb VS., the State. iron
Mitchell county; Wilson vs., the State, iron
Brown county; Guffey VS.. the State, iron
Hood county. Submitted on briefs an
oral argument for beth parties: Benayide
VS.. the State from NcMullen county,