The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-04-28
temperauce, which was well received
and the following resolution ouereo ny
mr.. Day was adopted.
DOCTORS N CONVENTIONS.
Minutes Of the Tenth Annual Session
Of the LoulstAna state Meeacas
Association.

he President, DR.. Joseph Jones, Of VIC
lJaw Orleans. DR.. r. B. McCutchou, W
The recording secretary was IN MS
chair.
Prayer was offered. by Rev. VIM.
Hart.
Mr Fr.nkiin Garrett welcomed the L
society to Monroe.
JJpon motion, q vote of thanks was
returned to Mr.. Garrett for bis address. o
Or. T. O. Brewer, as chairman OF the r
committee on arrangements offered the l
nroeramms az his report, which was ,
adopted.
Dr.. Newton, j chairman OF the COM /.
m,ttee on reports, said that during ms
absence f.om the State, DR.. Bruins had
acted as the chairman, consequently ne
was not familiar with the work, but
he presented the list Of papers on the
propramme az the report. adopted.
The committee on neurology an
nounced the death Of DR.. Morttz schup-
merit with notice of bis life. Adopted
II and ordered spread on the minutes.
FL r.P. b. McCutchon, chairman ol
- tho committee on publication, stated
.. what had been done and presented the
i. nrinted transactions as the result
Adopted.
y, Or. Joseph Jones, chairman OF the
ne committee on State Medical Library,
M read bis reports In which be said the
90 board of administrators OF the Charity
ns Hospitsl had consented to be the
m custodians OF the library.
DR.. J. w. Dupre presented his re
for port and those of the chairman OF M
ch .uh.committees on medical education
so and on public Institutions for sick ant
our infilm. Adopted.
nre DIR. p. B. McCutchon, recordin
ats secretary, presented his report whic
zen was adopted.
.di- !. On account of the absence OF tn
nit treasurer his report was read by tn
red secretary and referred to an auditln
cry committee. The president appoints
!, ef- the following committee: DR.. l.
fu- Newton. Jr., r. II. Day, D. X. RI
pri. and II. o. Brewer.
The following names we're propos
for membership and were referred
tate the judiciary committee who report
a'oh favorably: DR.. ID. H. Key, Dr. J.
oon' Barrier, n. w. Faulk, j. C. Brown,
on 8. Helmlck, G. X. Wilcox, Laplace,
Joint O. Brewer, D. r. Sartar, John Cald
re- wood. The rules were suspended
'rnor the gentlemen were elected by acclar
ton.
next Under a suspension Of the rules
ernor x,now,,, Gentlemen were elected h
'r'a'e orary members: Hon. W. II. dood
upon Judge Gurby and franklin Carr
'" Esq.
'eives DIR. Dupree said he was author
ny on nv the University OF Louisiana ant
and M. College to offer the use OF OF
Pres. their buildings for meetings OF the
civ sociation and also for library frt
.eoroe charge for ninety-nine years, ant
.,,,,ed thought the association should &C
These the offer.
g -,.a DIR. Ham.nonds said the associs
nj .re should act very cautiously about Sc
,.kinp ing q permanent place OF meeting
-. the for tho deposit of its library and Il
"a ,,,u fore he offered the following resoiu
Ham Resolved-That the question of
Id Mr.. ing the state Nieu..A 80 .hrs., who
nS report at this session.
ir line. n,,r,.o, moved "a an al
Oh 'ne ment that the committee be incr
soon 40 to seven. The resolution az ann
Moh'oe was adopted. The president ammo
daie o. the following committee:
a"e " DIR. ID. ]. Hammonds, chair
criminal Dire. j. w. Dupree, ]. J. Newto
e inter- w. ID. White, j. w. Allen, y. =
making cate, Y. II. heMohniel'
,o,x like DR.. LeMonnier said the assoc
ought not to act hastily in the M
that there were larger mum
lin Car physicians in New Orleans than
ative OF other city aud the fscilities OF ira
Go. mat alton were greater and conven
At all the were better than elsewhere-but
been en- willing to refer it to committee
nich this DIR. Day read paper entitled
aest date Remarks on the Nature and
eginning won, If Yellow Fever"
Monroe DIR. Newton moved that thi
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