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Proceedings Of the Medical Association
Meeting OF Directory of tho Texas 4 st.
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Proceedings of the Medical Association
Meeting OF Directory of tho Texas A. st.
Louis Hallway
TYLER, April 25,-TSpecial. THE associ
alton was called to order promptly at $3.50
O'Clock this morning, and opened with
prayer by Rev. W. X. McClelland, of tn,
Presbyterian church.
DIR. Park, Of the arrangement committee
reported the announcement made yesterday
OF the time and place Of the delivery of the
presidents annual address.
The minutes of yesterdays session were
read, corrected and adopted.
The committee on publication made a
majority and minority report, the former
recommending that the proceedings he
published in the Medical Record, pupIishe !
at Galveston, the latter recommending that
they be published in pamphlet form instead
OF in monthly publications, as heretofore
The latter report was adopted after consid-
cradle discussion.
DR.. Wallace reported that of the forty.
two names reported by the committee on
Necology only two were member of the
association, namely H. H Beck, of Sui.
phur Springs, aud o A. Seds, OF Colum-
bus, and resolution was offered and
adopted requiring that each section OF the
association shall constitute committee
OF reference for all papers read
in their respective sections. and that no
paper shall be referred to the publishing
committee, except such as have been first
revised by the committee, and then nut in
the hanos of the publishing committee for
further revision, d publication il deemed
worthy.
A resolution providing that the printing
OF the transactions Of the association be let
to the lowest bidder was adopted.
Papers by members OF the association
were read on surgery, progress Of surgery
and removing foreign substances from The
stomach, which were received.
The following names were reported by
the Judicial counsel entitled to memb ber-
ship William Camel, w. b. Dyprett, ]. l..
Feller, J. NJ. Blair, ] L. Fields. w, G.
Herdin, W. g, jameson, w. + Gordon, r.
f, Cook, A. l.. Potter, A. Patten, II. d.
Barnes.
w. D. Jones was received as delegate
from the Ellis County Medical society.
L. X. Chew, G. G. Watts, I. ]. Tenir and
j. W. Kerr were received as delegates from
the Western Texas Medical association.
Delegates from johnson County Medical
society and Long Medical society were re
ceived regardless OF informality of creden.
tials
Adjourned until 2p.m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The association was called to order
promptly ut p. m. The entire evening
sessi N was consumed in the reading and
discussion OF papers on the section of sur.
gerry, taking up the section OF obstetrics
just before adjournment.
Following is the order Of the toasts Of the
banquet to be given the association at the
Ferguson house tomorrow night The
American Medical Association. response by
DR., Wallace, Of Waco; Texas Medical As
sociation, bv DR.. Wooen, Of Austin; Our
Guests, by DR.. W. II. Park, of Tyler; The
Medical Profession, by DR.. Client. OF
Belton; Our Government, bv Governor
X. B Hubbard; Our State, by DR.. Clayton,
of Jefferson; The Press, by Mr.. Doreinss,
OF Galveston; Our City. by Mayor bod
Our Railroad. by President Paramore, of
st. Louis; rhe Ladies, by DR.. Mott, Goiiad;
Our Capital, by DR.. Burt; Our Patients, by
Or. Robertson, o. Waco: Medical Eiuca.
ton, by Professor Wyatt, of New York;
Our Young People, by DR.. +. NJ. Hyck. of
Tyler.
According to announcement, Professor
John A. Wyeth delivered an address on
medical education at the opera-house last
night. His discourse was short and was
supplemented by remarks from several
prominent members of the association.
among whom were Drs. Wall"ce and Rob
ertson, OF Waco, Woolen OF Austin and
Clapton Of Jefferson.
Mrs. Thomas Buckley, Of this city, re-
ceived to-day 81. 900 from the Order Of the
Gelden Rule, the amount of policy paid
by her deceased husband.
The following liz the persone, OF the
party Of the Texas 4 st Louis officials, who
arrived here Yesterday J. W. raramore,
president; William Senter, vice. president;
M. tiilkerson, G. M. Sally. l.. II. Roots,
L. ., Demors. Il. J. 9. Reif, stockholders
and directors.
At the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Texas & St. Louis railroad
company. held to-day, the old directors and
Ulcers were reelected. The party from st.
Louis len this morning for Waco, ana other
points on the line,