St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-12
THE DENTISTS CONCLUDE.
A Business Meeting Winds Up
Their Three-Days Session.

A Business Meeting Winds up
Their Three-Days Session.
The state dental society completed
its business yesterday and adjourned.
The exhibit room was open as usual
numerous visitors. The forenoon was
occupied with the reading and dis
cussion of the following papers:
Grown Work. DR.. j. S. Rounce. Ellis
worth Wis: ''Gold Facing Over Anal
''Amalgam Filling. Welch Alloy" Dr..
c. A. Van Duzee, St. Paul; "Gold Fill ,
ing, Demonstrating Use of Ivory Sepa-
rator and Booth Matrix," DIR. W. n. 4
Murray, Minneapolis; '.Gold Inlay" I
DIR. G. V, l. Brown, Duluth: fuses of |
Blow-Pipe, With Nitrous Oxide
Cas-" DR.. HI. l.. Crittenden, Northfield. /
The afternoon session opened with the !
clinic report by DR.. Brimmer. DIR. W.
P. Dickinson, Minneapolis. then read 2
an interesting paper on appeal Peril
cerneutics." Unfinished business was
next in order. The auditing committee
reported all bills correct and properly !
paid. A motion was carried authorizing
the secretary to draw upon the treasurer
for necessary funds to pay bills during |
motion was also carried authorizing the
treasurer to draw a check not to exceed !
$50 to defray the expenses of represent
tation at the national meeting OF the
board of dental examiners. A vote Of
thanks was extended those who had
assisted in making the meeting sue
cess.
The report of the treasurer was as fol-
lows:
Balance on hand July 13 -. ....... S55 %
Collections, dues, etc................ IA %
Total. -. $685.: ............... $299 q
Balance on hand ....... ........... $l55 81
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the president to appoint committee of
three to inquire into the feasibility of
inaugurating a practitioners course in
the dental department of the state uni
versity, and report at the next meeting
pointed consisted of DrS. Dickinson,
Clarke and Jenison. A vote of thanks
was rendered the library board and the,
librarian for cOurtisieS extended the
meeting.
The sum of s12.75 was voted DR..
Brady for having prepared the exhibit
of dental apparatus. On the recon-
mendatiOn of the proper committee,
DR.. A. 81. Thompson was elected an
honorary member. The names of DR..
E. K. Clements, of Faribault. and C. w.
Merry, of st. Paul. were chosen to be
presented to the governor from which
to select one for member of the state
| dental board.
Officers were elected as follows:
President, d. M. G. Jenison, Minneapo-
lis; vice president, DR.. w. c. Merrill,
Albert Lea; secretary, DR.. l.. ID. Leon
ard, Minneapolis; treasurer, DR.. II.
Reid. Minneapolis. Members of the ex-
cutive committee, DR.. E. F. Clark,
Minneapolis; DR.. E. NJ. Van DurZee,
st. Paul. st. Paul was chosen as the
place of next meeting. DR.. JenisOn was
escorted to the chair and made brief
address on assuming the Office. He
then appointed Drs. Welch, Clements
and L. E. Weeks as additional members
of the executive committee, and Drs.
Brimmer, Lyle, Davenport and Met
calf on the programme committee. The
secretary was authorized to send letters
at once to all the members asking
whether they could attend the meeting
of the American Dental association.