The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-20
TaR STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Last Days Standardization Of OficeFl
To Meet ut Wheeling Next Year,
speciGl DispatcA 10 NJ Iaislltgeaer,
WHlFRSuLPHuR sPRINas, W, Va, Jul,
l0,-After having taken advantage o
Maj. Eakle's kind invitation to a drivC
through the surrounding country thr
members Of the medical association wer,
fresh for the afternoons session, which
opened promptly at 8 O'Clock,
The following resolution was offered
by Dr., I, r, Evans, OF Charleston:
WHEREAS, We desire to promote thu
best interests Of public service, therefore
ut
ResOlred, That we would respectfully
request his excellenCy the Governor O.
West Virginia in making medical ap
polntments to confer with the medical
society Of West Virginia, and that the
secretary furnish his exCsllency with q
copy OF the above recommendation,
Resolutions were offered rendering the
thanks OF the society to Mai, Eakle for
the splendid manner In which the mem,
bers Of this society have been entertain
ed thanks also to committee Of arrange
ments,
The following officers for the ensuing
year were elected; President, DR., S. II,
Austin, OF Lewisburg; First Vice Presi.
dent DR., I, Il, Evans; Second Vice
President, DR., ]. D. Mayer, Of Charles.
ton; Third Vice President, DR.. Moss, OF
Uabell county. Dr., Fullerton, OF Charles
ton, the present incumbent, was re.
elected Secretary, DR., Campbell, OF
Wheeling, was reelected Treasurer.
Board OF Censors-Drs. Mcdonald, Ens-
low, pntney, Fraval, Rupert, Hughait
and Wagner.
The President announced the follow
Ing committees for the ensuing year:
publication-R. NJ. Baird, S. L. Jepson,
w. s. Hutchlns, NeCrology-J, l.,
DiCkey, j. D. Mayer, f. T. Fry. State
MediCine-Flrst District, B. +, Hardin F;
Second District, N. D, Baker; Third
District, B. p, GooCh; Fourth District,
7, A. Harris. New Remedies-Medical
Division, James, Putney; Surgical, S. z.
Peck. Delegates 10 Medico.C Chirurgical
Faculty Of Maryland-R. r. Frey and L.
$, Brock. Delegates to Ohio State Med
lCal Association-A. R. Barbee, W, II.
Londerbach. Delegates TO Pennsylvania
State Medical AssoClation-H. B. Jones,
Florence Wetzel. Delegates to Virginia
State Medical SoCiety-D. Mayer, y. R.
Evans. Delegates TO Kentucky State
Medical Association-T. +. Stewart, r.
NJ. Hogg, Delegates to Mississippi Val.
ley Medical Association-G. A. Jack
son, G. 4. Kendall, ]. NJ. Laird, L. II.
Frayell. Delegates to American Med
ical Association-T. Il. Evans, W. W.
1ompkins, j, T. Cotton, NJ. A. Gates,
Paul Wagner, r. S. Henry, ]. 4. Birney,
]. II. Drowntield, L. A. Raymond, J. NJ.
MeConishay, T. q. AIcLane, V. Il. Moss,
John /. Wilcox, s. II. Austin, D. II.
Hoyt, ]. J.. LOwis, R. NJ. Baird. Alter.
mates W, @. Beard, L. S. Brock, John S.
Burdett, William Neil, Lester Keller,
j, S Stores, 7. NJ. Hood, w. p. Hogue,
W. P. Caldwell, L. A. IIildreth, L. N.
CLARK, G. 4. Richardson, A. f. Craig,
Gabriel Mcdonald, Leo Vanden, G. (.
Enslow, W, 7. Tippett.
Drs. Richmond, Of st. Joseph No., and
Hoopman, OF Baltimore, were elected
honorary members and made graceful
acknowledgement OF the honor conferred
upon them. DR.. D. Mayer was elected
an active member OF the society.
On motion OF DR.. j. b. Mayer, the
Methodist church was given $40 for the
privilege Of meeting in It's building. DR..
/. D. Wilson, Of Wheeling, the retiring
President, made q short speech thanking
tho members for the universal courtesy
extended to him during bis term ofoiIiCe.
A communication from Major Eakle
was read, inviting the members to q
spread tonight. The invitation was ac-
Cepted and a resolution OF thanks 10
Major Eakle was passed.
II was decided to meet at Wheeling
next year.