Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
THE PHARMACEUTISTS
LIcEHTIArEs OF THE VIRGINIA BOARD
OF EXEMIHgRs.
Hearty Words OF Affection for the Rs
tirisg President, 7. Roberts
Baker,

The sessions OF the State Board OF Phar-
macy, which have been held Ia Mecbanlcs'-
Institute Hall since Tuesday the 26th, were
brought TO a close yesterday afternoon.
The following gentlemen passed sati'iac-
tory examinations, aud will receive certit-
catcs SO "Licentiates OF Pharmacy:
Hugh II. Tebsult, Norfolk. Va.
Il. l.. Walton, Norfolk. Va.
y. a. NcCurdy, Norfolk, Fo.
W. o. Hope, Portsmouth. Va.
w. K. Martin, Norfolk, Va.
w. :. Sewers, wsrrepton. Va.
III. l.. Nelson, WMrentou, Va.
j.. NJ. Mallan. Lynchburg, Va.
V. B. Jackson. Luray, Va.
L. L. Robey, Herndon, Va.
III. B. Urqusrt, Richmond, Va.
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT.
At the close OF The last davis session OF the
board Sir. c. Il. Fleet, Of Lynchburg. sp-
pesred with his credentials ss the successor
OF sir. r. Roberts Baker, whose term OF
Office expired with the close OF this meeting
Of the board.
The board then elected Mr.. Robert
Brydou, OF Dsnyille, president.
COMPLIMENTARY.
Before adjouruing sine die the board
passed the following complimentary reso'u-
tions, presented by Mr.. Brydon, in regard 10
the retiring President:
"As the closing hour oi the third annual
meeting OF the Virginia Board Of Pharmacy
rapidly approaches we are reminded that
when it comes, the change required by law
OF one member Withdrawing from the board
aud another gentleman succeeding HIM will
take place, and the official ties made doubly
dear by friendly Intercourse will cease. and
the force OF this change " greatly Iu-
creased by the ia,t that The con'errcc We
lose is one who by his long experience in
oNr profession, combined with mis- practical
as we'll as theoretical knowledge. has added
weigh and dignity 10 the board and made
i.s influence felt in every part OF our
country.
&" IN the retirement OF r. Roberts Baker,
ESQ. from the presidency and membership
OK this board we feel that we lose an officer
in whose ability and integrity we have the
striclest confidence, whose every wish was
for The success OF the Board IN the work 4;
vas given 10 do, and who by hls untlring,
and uneeqsing efforts has contributed SO
much 10 its accomplishment. We. the remain
ing members Of The board, being desirous Of
iesiifyiBg aud placing on record our appre-
oiation OF his great work, do hereby
RsSOlvs. That IN the rctIremento OF Mr.. L.
Roberts Boker the Virginia Board OF Phsr-
macy loses a member who by his anxious
IaboIs and untiring interest in her atiairs,
his dignided, able, and courteous admins
trat0n OF the responsible duties OF presi-
dent, aud bis pleassni, agreeable, and friend.
" intercourse with each individual member,
sas an honor TO her aud to the noble pro.
fessi0n TO which he belongs.
"ResOived, That we Will ever cherish
With s!udly feelings the remembrance OF the
past three years OF official intercourse, and
that we wish FOR him in the future great sue
cess, long lie. and prosperity
PRIZE CANDIDATES.
BIr. Hugh If. Tebsult OF Norfolk, will re.
ceiye the prize offered to the candidate
making the highest percentage OF answers to
que.tions. and Mr.. Il. l.. Walton, OF Nor-
fok, receives the prize Tor the next highest.