St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-17

neapolis; W. X. Collier, Joseph Dreis, St.
Paul; George Davenport, St. Paul; w. A..
Frost, St. Paul; B. B. Fullerton, Min
neapolis; G. A. Gotwald, St. Paul;
w. S. Getty, st. Paul; J. c. Hening;
Saltwater; George HUM, Minneapolis; W.K.
Hicks, Minneapolis; o. ]. johnson, Storbuck.
d. @. Kissell, st. Paul; Joseph Kehrer Jor-
dan; r. H. Saul, Minneapolis; D. d. Lambie,
St Paul; w. B. Liddell, st. Paul; s. w. Me-
lendy, Minneapolis; George Marts, ST. Paul;
George Mitsch, s. r. McMasters, w. w. No
BILE, St. Paul: E. H. Rugby, Brainerd; P. A.
Peterson, Cannon Falls, l.. N. Patterson, Min
neapolis; c. L. Roos, New Ulm;
Sterile, st. Paul: Fred Scott, Saltwater; A.
d. Thompson, Minneapolis; H. w. Rietzke,
St. Paul; o. G. Void, st. Paul; H. G. Webster,
Minneapolis; A. j. Wampler, A. P. Wilkes,
St. Paul; G. Haigesheimer, Rochester; F. j..
Lord, Shakopee; o. d. Hutchinson, Hutchin-
son; G. A. Gray, Waterville; 3. Bal
G. W. Hoesen, Hastings; J. r. Stratton,
Montgomery; ]. S. Nelson, Carver; w. H. Sig
Ter, st. Paul; Gus. Scheling, st. Paul; G. j. v.
Fries, Anoka; j. Grinnell, Kasson; F. L. Will
son, Mantorville; F. G. Stevens, Faribault;
DR.. Weschle, New Ulm; E. F. Schierg, Win
stead; H. H. Leurs, Owatonna; DR.. G. r. j.
Kellam, Heron Lake.
THE OPENING BUSINESS.
The president of the association, Mr.. r.
o. Sweeny, made few Introductory re-
marks and after him Mr.. Noyes spoke on
behalf of the wholesale dealers.
The secretary's report stated that a COM
munication had been received from George
j. Seabury, asking action of the association
favoring the complete organization of the
profession in each state and nationally.
The report of the treasurer, N. Stierle,
showed total membership ON his books of
ninety-eight, who have paid dues amount
ing to $455. The expenses have been
$309.75, leaving balance of $65.25 on
hand. The heaviest item of expense was
in connection with the legislation for the
association, which amounted to $207.50.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
On coming together in the afternoon the
following applicants for membership were
reported by the committee and elected
unanimously:
G. Haegesheimer, Rochester; F. NJ. An
drews, Granger; f. j. Lord, ShakOpee; Il. P.
Stark, Grove City; Jacob Bayneldsen, Grace
vile; ]. r. Swami, New Richland; Adolph
Anderson, Litchfield; O. D. Hutchinson,
Hutchinson: A C. Whitman, Jackson; f.
Trautman, Reads Landing; Abram Siemens,
Mountain Lake; A. NJ. Freeman, Melrose;
David House, Hokah; G. A. Gray, Waterville;
E. Balink, Henderson,; JEFF Bathnic, Winnie
bago City; James Franken, Chaska; G. W.
Seymour, Taylors Falls: J. M. Larrabee, Lee
Glencoe; W. G. Crandall, Pelican Rapids;
Van Giesen, ST. Paul; S. S. Baker,
Grand Meadow; J. E. Stiles, Glyn-
don; P. C. LutZ, st. Paul;
Thomas Marshall, La Crescent; F. W. Finch,
Hastings; G. W. Norsen, Hastings; ]. R.
Stratton, Montgomery; w. J. Sanborn, Nor
ristown; S. B. Newell, NJ. D., Slayton; J. S.
Nelson, Carver; I'll. H. ligler, ST. Paul; G. P.
Spencer, St. Cloud; ]. F. Lewis, Elk River;
J. H. Thurston, Pennington; L. G.. Nelson,
Kasson; w. w. Jewell, Pine Island; Gus
Scherleny, st. Paul; G. J. v. Freis, Anoka;
]. Greenell, Kasson; F. L. Wilson, Mantor-
vile; F. G. Stevens, Faribault; DR.. Wesche,
New Ulm; E. F. Scherg, Winsted; FL. Fl. Le-
GERS, Owatonna; G. r. J. Kellom, Heron Lake.
Honorary Members-Dennis Ryan, H. D.
Squires, John w. Bell, D. R. Noyes, G. P.
Noyes, s. II. Cutler, St. Paul; G.. r. Lyman,
F. W. Lyman, ]. G. Eliel, w. G. Cray, James
Reynolds, Minneapolis.
GENERAL BUSINESS.
By a resolution adopted without much
debate the treasurer of the association was
requested to give bonds in the sum of ST.
600 for the faithful performance of his duty.
The election of officers for the ensuing year
followed. S. W. Melendy of Minneapolis
was elected president; j. r. Jones, Man
kato; Gust Haegesheimer, Rochester, and
WaD. Amsden, Sank Centre, vice presi-
dents; W. S. Getty, ST. Paul, secretary; j.
G. Hening, Saltwater, treasurer; j. P. Al
len, st. Paul, assistant secretary; J. P.
Gilman, Minneapolis, r. 0. Sweeny, st.
Paul and d. D. Lambie, executive commit
tee.
A committee of five, consisting Of Z.
Patterson, J. P. Allen, W. S. Amsden, D.
d. Lambie and J. c. Hening, was then
appointed to present five names to the gov
ernor from which one shall be appointed
on the state board of pharmacy.
PAPERS READ.
r. o. Sweeny presented the first paper
of the session on Integrity in Pharmacy;
its influence in life and character. 1t was
well written and contained much sound adj
vice to the profession.
Several communications were read on
pertinent topics, among others one from
the National Retail Druggists asso-
citation on the question of liquor
license for druggists, and protest
ing against the selling of goods to
consumers on the part of wholesale dealers.
Action was urged toward the discourage
ment of the practice. The communication
was briefly discussed, the general tenor of
the remarks being favorable to its senti-
ments. The statement was made that the
practice of selling to consumers was getting
to be a considerable item on the part of
wholesalers, and was keeping legitimate
trade from the retail stores. There was also
a sentiment expressed against the requiring
of retail liquor licenses from druggists by
municipal governments.
Mr.. r. o. Sweeny, secretary of the board
of pharmacy, had no formal report, but in
a general statement outlined what is being
done. After giving the history of the board
he said it had held meetings in many of the
leading cities of the state, examining phar-
macists and issuing licenses. There. have
been 800 pharmacists licensed and IT'S
assistants.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the Minnesota State Phar-
maceutical association desires to express it's
entire satisfaction with the work of the board
of pharmacy Of the state of Minnesota.
Resolved, That it is the sense of the society