The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-26
SPECIAL SUNNI AIRY.
The Doctors Sadly Shake Bolton Dust
from their Feet.
A Littlo Mesqulter Bu'ily Buzzlng
ArOuud "Democraps' Ears.
Matters In MexIco--The Stamp Tax
Ar0usiDg Odluni.
A Waco Bank Cashier Feels Much
Relieved NJ Present.
The Dead Veteran President Is TO DO
Brought Home.
A IIuzza from tho Husbandmen-SiOck
statistics.
Other Specials from Sundry Sources.
A IIuzza from tho Husbandmen-StOck
statistics.
Other Specials from Sundry Sources
BELTON,


BELroY Apii '5.-ISpecisl.l The fourth
day OF Tho Texas state Medical assoc'a lon
met az O. m, DR.. II. o. Cheat presiding.
Tho miputes OF the previous meeting were
On ma, !on OF DR.. W. p. Bcow1, D..
Swearengen was requested 10 print o
copy of his address on The Life and Chs'-
gcisr OF d.. J. 4. Manning"
se7erai new Ielegs' . TeIo e'e',ed TO inc
National convention, and Dfs. bfoHn ana
Swesrengep es.cd 10 be eX3used.
DR.. ]. j.. Eorougb, on he section OF OBJ
stetrics, had seye 81 papers read by capticn
aud Iefe ed TO the publication committee.
Oh moi,on Sltieas In demotology and
90, any we're created.
DIR. t. II. Mott, Of Goliad. read q very
feeling euogy on the late DR.. J. NJ arcsn
Simms, and moved an apr -opr'niion 10 rue
Himms monument iund.
On motion 800 was thus appropriated.
DIR. J. Lorcndon reported a case o,
woman at Harrisburg having four maui
mary glands.
A letter was read from an eminent physi.
clan OF Cass county, giving All account Of
an euterprising young lady only III years
old who had become n mother
The report OF the committee on museum
and library, rsquestiu the chairman of the
board OF regents to set aside rooms In the
state medical university, was received.
DR.. w. II. Bu,t, Of Austin, offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved, ThSt unanimous vote ofthapkl
be rendered the papers which they repre-
sent, especially the Houston Post aud Dali
las HERALD, who had ssut special reporters,
also ..e Fort Worth Gaze te, Aus.in States-
man san Antonio Express aud Beltoa
Journal for their untiriog labors and earn.
eFt attention 10 the proceedings OF the
Texas State Medical association. Carried
unanimously.
The following resolution was passed:
WHEREAS, The good people OF B lton, tho
| Iloyeliest city OF the plains, have opened
| their doors and hearts to us without money
and without price, and lave entertained
the members of this association "A n,nost
lavish and royal manner, makir g rs lquos
home among hem, n the
Resolved, That we hereby tendHrA AZ
the hearty thanks OF the society
geperous hospitality, and assure N ,nerl,
leave their beautiful city with hearN( tnei
only with pleasant memories. LAM "
Resolved, That In these resolutids dlls
include religious denominstions and3 20
cislly the ladies, God bless theml 1
Dallas may veil be proud OF her repre-
septation. Or. Thruston wac on
several important committees. DR.. Chill
ton, occulist, read an article on
the treatment of the eyes and
delivered ap address by which he opened
the eyes OF fDme OF the most eminent
physicisns ii the state. Several much
olderthan he claimed to be we're very much
edited and publicly stated that Dr. Chiffon
| vas ahead ci the books. The ubigitous
and indomitabie George Tatkins Is here
| with a mammoth lot OF surgical instru-
ments. The association voted him a reao'
luton Of thauks for his excellent display.
This evenings Santa Fe tram brought rr
two extra coaches for the flee transporta'
| ton Of q number of doctors TO Lsmpesas
| Springs. A number OF our young hloods
procured badges and stoyepips hats and
also went on the excursion.
Too much cannot be said OF the grand
ball last night, it being the most pleasant
aud enjoyable affair known in tho annals
OF the CITY. Il 10 estimated l75 couples were
present.,