Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-30
MEDICAL
Association $ Second
Days Session
WE'RE or INCREASED INTEREST,
THE PAPERS SUBMITTED i
SENe WELL DISCUSSED.
RECOMMENDATIONS
OF THE COMMITTEE on LEGisLA-
Tlos ADOPTED.
Warm Discussions ON Business siat-
tiers, and Learned ones on Pro-
RECOMMENDATIONS
OF THE COMMITTEE on LreIsLA-
Tios ADOPTED.

The second days sessions or the
State Medical association were marked
with the same rapid dispatch Of bust
mesa, and with as interesting a list OF
papers upon live topics. as was yes,er-
days.
The papers presented were OF more
specific nature than those read yester-
day, perhaps. oad the discussions that
Followed each one were participated In
by more Of the members on the floor.
The cases described In the articles, and
the questions that naturally arose CALI
Cd forth FREQ expressions Of opinion
from numerous distinguished practi-
TONERS. both general and special, who
We're present IN large numbers,
great many members who had not
been able to be present earlier In tho
meetings Gene In and rwellod the num-
Der upon the floor OF the house as we'll
as those who took part in the discuss
slonn The meetings are growing IN In
terest from day to day and are OK
cecdinsly profitable to all in attend
ance.
Morning. session.
President Cnlemnn's gavei brought
the members of the State Medical as
ISOLATION TO order In the morninE ses-
sion OF the second day at n few
minutes after o'clock, when the busi-
| aN-of VI WV 'fkhfAl1ftAlNl WIS IttHfUtus
Invocation was made BY Rev. J.Mnr-
San Wells who prayed that the bieas-
ing Of God might rest upon the nssoci-
alton In oil ita deliberations, and that
they might individually he hleaacd as
they they went upon their daily rounds
OF love and mercy
Resumniy the consideration Of b,isi-
ness at thu point where II was left last
night upoil adjournment. tho draft OF
the propoat'd bill 10 he presented 10 the
legislature was read ny DR. ], T. VIII
son OF Sherman, chairman OF the COM
mIttec iopoiting the same,
The hlll provldca ar she establish
ment OF q state hoard Of examiners
who should pass uron the qualifications
OF medical practitioners
Or. u. ~. Woideft ~ Tyler. dele
rate 10 the State Medical association
from the Tyler Medical association,
stated that he had been commissioned
bIdrration 1, bill OF similar Import
which had been prepared aud adopted
by the Tylef association The apeaitcr
t1id that u was modelled ttpon the
medical Inv Of New York. which has
been IN operation for several years.
ana which nroviden for the rcsietra-
tion and licensing Of practiclng ply
victims.
Or, +, p. Bocton Of Austin thought
that valuable time was being con-
stunned In the discussion OF these mat
tars and moyed that tho entire matter
he feecmmltted to n committee on Ave.
10 te appu'uted by the chair, 10 con.
riucr all bills prevented and WITH now
er after due deliherltion to formulate
a suitable bin and present II to the
neyt legislature
This motion was seconded, and
was spoken In favor Of very warmly
by Or. a. ~ Douglass OF Coylnaton.
DR. A. G. Scott OF Temple apnke
warmly also anying that the COMMITTEES
already appointed had gone over the
ground and difference should be maid
their faithful performance OF tie
duties imposed upon them.
"bristhin Of Arlington" mr. n. II.
walker Of Fare Or A. y. Gardner Of
peilrilie, Or, w "a York OF Decatur
Dr. +. u, Daniel OF Austin and otbcga
took an active Interest In thu debate
o., this question
Dr.. y, 2. riaks or Cuero moved that
DR.. bepton's motion be laid on tho
tfhle. DivlHion being called Tor the
motion Was carried by vote Of "A 10
" n1d DR. Henton'r motion was tabled,
cr =. y. pentvn Of Austin moved