The herald., 1893-06-09
SAN RERNARplNo.
The Procssdings of the Southern Cali.
fornia Medical sccietys


membership OF which includes nearly
ell Of the allopathic school south of
Tehachipi. are in session in this city at
Davis' hall. The open exercises were to
have taken place yesterday at 10 a. M,
but owing to the non-arrival OF several
members it was postponed till 2:30 p.
m. DIR. f. T. Bicknell, of Los Angeles
is president and DIR. George i. Cole
acted as secretary. The afternoon was
devoted to routine business. The fol-
lowing papers were read during the
afternoon and evening:
Practice-Dr. M. f. Price, chairman,
Preventative Medicine; DR.. j. M. Hur-
lev. Cholers and It's Treatment
"Reminiscences DR.. f. d. Bullsrd, APP
parent and Actual Mortality.
Pediatrics-Dr. Idris B. Gregory,
chairman, Pulmonary Diseases of Chill
dren; Or. E. r. Bradley, Acute Tonsil-
lar Diseases of Childhood.
surgery-Dr. H. HI. Maynard, chair
man; DR.. Carl Kurtz, "Aseptics and
Antiseptics in Modern Surgery; DR.. O.
L. Bard, The Importance OF Extension
of the Head in Aneetheeia and Some
Other Conditions; DR.. w. M. Lewis,
Carcinoma; DR.. P. 9. Remondino, EN-
pyema and Pulmonary AbsceHs.
ToDAy's SESSION.
The second days session opened at 10
O'Clock with fair attendance. A short
business session was held, at the con-
clusion OF which the reading OF papers
began. The programme for today and
this evening consisted of the following:
Gynechology--Dr. Charles P. Fowler,
chairman; DR.. J. IL. Davisson. Electric
ity in Gynecology; DR.. J. E. Cowles,
Endometritie It's Causes, and Special
Reference to Operative Treatment.
Obstetrics-Dr. M. L. Moore, chair
man. Accidents Occurring During Labor
and their Management; DIR. L. Zabala,
Resuscitation OF the Newborn.
Mental and Nervous Diseases = DR..
Leonard Stocking, chairman, a paper
DIR. III. G.. Brainerd, The Kelley Cure.
Oph. and Otology--Dr. G. A. Rogers,
chairman, Report on Oph and Otology;
DR.. Z. W. Flemming, Adenoin Hyper
trophy Of the Pharyngeal Tonsil.
Volunteer papers by DR.. d. Granville
MacGowan on "a Case of Spindle-celled
Sarcoms, Recurrent Fibroma OF the
Arm" and by DIR. 1. w. Hazlett on
"Report OF Case with Pathological
Specimens" Tonight's session will end
the meeting.
NOTES.
II. L. Drew left for Banning today.
Col. T. J. Wilson is home from San
Francisco.
Mrs. CIV. Mettler left today for Santa
Monica, to remain few days.
| Miss NJ. Drew was q passenger this
morning for Texarkana, where she will
| ram in oouna tirna
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Marshall left today
for Laguna for weeks stay at their sea-
side cottage.
J. w. Winship of San Diego, general
manager OF the West Coast Lumber COM
pany, is in the city on business.
The interior of the opera house has
been repainted, repapered and renovated
and presents q striking contrast to its
former appearance.
The furniture for the Arrowhead club
rooms arrived in the city last evening,
and will be placed in the rooms tomor-
row.
Mrs. George B. Cole left yesterday for
Toronto, Coyada, on an extended visit
with friends and relatives.
the sout6eYhdt hfae11f6,s Was in the sci city
yesterday, examining the books of the
local Office.
The supervisors went out to J. S.
Purdy's slaughter house, near Cotton,
and made an examination OF the prem
ises, against which the residents in that
neighborhood have been making numer-
ous objections.
Captain Trye OF Company E appeared
before the supervisors yesterday and
urged upon them the Importance of ap-
propriating sl00 to the celebration fund
for the 4th of July. After some discus
sion the board decided to donate the
amount.
The supervisors instructed county
license tax collectors f. W. Richardson
yesterday to proceed at once to collect
the tax ON all sheep in the county.
OHcer Honeywell, who was run over
and badly bruised recently, is on duty
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles are rejoicing over
the arrival OF q 12-pound boy at their
home.
Terrow, the new school district, will
vote upon the proposition of issuing
bonds in the sum Of $1,000, for building
school house. on the 18th inst.
The case OF Brown vs. Garcia and 9TH
ers wes on trial in the superior court to-
day, before Judge Puterbaugh of San
Diego, who is hearing the default calen-
dar.
Arrowhead parlor No. 10. N. S CIV,
at its meeting elected the following Off
cers for the ensuing year: President,
Thomas ] Starke; first vice-president,
A. H. Starke; second vice-presldent. II.
Keller; third vice-president, o D. Foy
recording secretary, II. L. Nash; fnan-
cial secretary, George V. Holcomb;
treasurer, /. H. Curtis; marshal, New
ton Brown historian, f. B. Tyler; trus-
tee, F. L. Holcomb.
SANTA MONICA.