The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
MAY FILL PRESCRIPTIONS.
The State Beard Passes Ihif!y-17o
Registered Pharmacists.
THE REORGANIZATION Of THE BOARD.
Msssrs. +. A. Miller Re-eiceted President
and Mr.. T.. X. Beckwith, of Petersburg
Again Chosen secretary-List OF
the Successful Applicants
The Virginia state Board OF Pharmacy

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concluded it's labors last night about 10
o'clock in tho Office OK Colon,. John Bell
Bigger by announcing the result os tho
examinations held in the hall .. the
House Of Delegates during the past week.
The board met Tor the irat time on Nch-
day morning nj ID o'clock to make the
necessary arrangements for TIE exami-
nation OF applicants Ior diplomas as reg
istercd pharmacists and assistants, VII en-
took place on Tuesday. Wednesday, aid
Thursday. Since then the board had
been kept busy in looking over the eA-
animation paper and Determining The
result. II was the tenth annual meet
ing OF the l)ard. and all Of IT, m9nshfrs
were prcsent-namely. Mcssrs. j. A.
Miller. Of Richmond, presidcn., l.. X.
Beckwith OF Petersburg, secretary; RoDi.
Brydon, Of Danyille. q. Il. kearfoo,. OF
Martinsyille, and y. l.. Avis. OF HaI.s-
sonburg.
Tho examination by the board this year
has shown very conclusiyely the effect
OF the efforts tiat have been made curing
the past ten years - elevate the siaIda q
cf pharmacy in this State. Year y .ear
the examinations have been made nader
than the preceding ones. with tho result
that the class Of the present term, know
ing what they would have 30 expect -
candidates, have given signal pools or
their labOls as students and graduated
with houors that would do credit 10 q
college Of pharmacv.
REORGANIZATION or THE BOARD.
The state Board does not hesitate TO
declare that the hcentiates or the ooard
are worthy as druggists Of the confidence
OF the community where they VIII rc-
side, as well as its gratis alton that tas
rising generation Of pharmacists IN this
State will he able to maintain its reputa-
ton for ability and learning. or tho
twenty-ftir candidates for registered
pharmacists who went into the examlna-
ton eighteen received diplomas, and CT
the eighteen candidates i0l assistants
fourteen were successful.
Immediately after tho completion or
the examination OF the Va ,us papers
last NIGHT tho members Of the board were
called together for rcorganizatiol, neces-
STATED by the fact that Mr.. y. X. Beck
with, OF Petersburg, who has been Sec
retary Of the board since It's Inception,
has Just closed his second term OF office.
Mr. BeCkwith presented his credentials
as a member for the term OF five years,
for which he had recently been reap
pointed by Governor O'Fcrrall, and upon
motion he was unanimously reelected
secretary for the term. Professor 4.
Ashby Miller. OF this city, was also re-
elected president OF the board for the
ensuing year:
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
The following is list OF the successful
candidates who have been awarded di-
plomas:
W. Wilhers Miller Richmond.
r. II. Brenaman. Harrlsonburg.
John +. Gibony. Richmond.
y. :. Preston. Richmond.
J.. s. Aiancha, Ciaremont.
W. l.. Lyle. Bedford city.
Claiborne Robbins, Richmond.
Robert Gibson. Alexandria.
+. W. Robertson. Baltimore Ma.
4. O. Palmer Baltimore, Nd.
W. Allison Stores. Portsmouth.
W. y. Van Lear. Roanoke.
r.. j. Wood, Richmond.
Edmund Christian, Richmond.
Z. W. Sanford. Richmond.
Eugene Il. Bass Portsmouth.
q. r. Taylor. Manassas.
G. r. Nickname Ferguaon's Wharf.
ASSISTANT PHARMACISTS.
The registered assistant pharmacists
are:
q. Titzhugh, Charlottesville.
Jesse y Greene, Norfolk.
G. p c. Timhcrman, Alexandria.
\. II. GRAY. Richmond.
IT, y. Congdon. Phoebus.
William NJ. Turner. Richmond.
Frank u. Mears, Portsmouth.
Q. l.. Carter Norfolk.
r. $. Fitzgold. 7 tersburg.
". +. snellings. Jr., Manchester.
". ]. Roby. Jr., Herndon.
W g. Lanehorne Jr., Portsmouth.
r. W. Powell. Richmond.
IL. II. Robinson. Richmond.