The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07
THE DOCTORS ADJOURN.
The Closing Sessions Of the Stale
Medical Association Were
Held Yesterday.
It Was tho Most Successful and
Interesting Meeting OF the
Body Yet Held.
omosrs who wan Manage AnAirs for the
Next Year-Baaquet 40 the Helena
Last Night

The State Medical association concluded
the most Interesting aud Probable session
/ u has yet held In this city Yesterday. lhsre
we're two sessions. morning and afternoon.
and both we're DEVOTED almost exclusively
90 the reading aud discussion Of pape ..
/ In addition % thoss tsa, we're announced
on thO regular p-ogramms. Dr.. J. T.
Adams read a paler on Appendicitis"
aud Dr.. C.. r. Woodruff a.. ;. A., on
Methods az John Hopkins University. T"
There we're short criticisms on all the
paps = and those in attendance were unan-
imous in tbs opinion that the ideas ad-
vanced and the rsI orts OF cases that came
under the notice OF those who reported
them could NOT help bnt aid those Who
were present.
The officers elected for the ensuing year
were; DR.. q. W. King. OF NaTysville
/ President; DR.. J. +. Spellman. OF Anaconda.
/ first vice president; DIR. Mary h. Moore. Of
Marysville. second vice-president; Dr.. ".
/ NJ. Ballard, Of Helena. recording sec stary;
[ DE-. W. Al. Shultz. Of Butte. corresponding
secretary and historian; treasurer. Dr. VIM.
Trsacy. OF Helena; judiciary committee
Drs. Gslsthorpe. Salvan and Carmichael;
collaborato 8. Drs. Cole. Adams and Grigg.
AnacondA was selected as the next place OF
meeting. Ths Medical Sentinel. Of Port
land, Oregon Was namsd as tbs official
organ OF the association.
There was one regular attendant az the
sessions Of the association who 10 not res
ident OF Montana This was DR.. NJ. Fred
Essig, OF Spokane. ex-president Of the
Washington State Medical association.
Before the mosting adjourned the fol-
loginR was adopted;
Resolved. That the thanks OF this asso-
citation are due to tue citizans OF Helena
for their courteous confederation Of the
members. TO the press for the full and dig
nihed reports of our Transactions. TO the
Montana club who have placed their de-
lightful retreat AZ our disposal and 90
whom wo are indebted for many pleasant
hours. and 20 the Lewis and Clark County
Medical society, who have been untiring in
their efforts TO promote general professional
culture as we'll as material comic IS.
A resolution OF ehanks TO Hon. Marcus
Lissner was also adopted for u case Of his
celebrated mineral water Mr.. Lissner
kept the members of the association fully
supplied with this water daring the sessions
Last evening the members of the associa-
tion we're banqueted at the Hotel Ii slena.
The menu and the service we're fully no 20
she high standard set by Manager Walker.
and the informal talks OF those who par
tieipstsd proved thas while the members Of
the medical profession are not supposed 20
be orators, theT are ready az repartes and
can express themselves quite as readily as
their friends in other professions.
The following applicants passed success
fol exAmin stioEa before the state board Of
medical examiners. and are therefore Ii
censed to practice medicine and surgery in
AontanG: M. A. hillsI. Dillon; +. II.
BelTea. Glasgow; J. l.. Meitman, Great
Falls; c. @. Glass. Deer Lodge; j. Freund,
Butte: A. II. Mcdonald. Helena; j. L.
New, DeWsys; W.. Is. Wine, Maiden. DIR.
Pennefather, of Choteau. arrived late In
the session. aad his PAGES are not yet
marked