The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-05-23
ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCIETY.
ITS CONVENTION WILL BEGIN
TOMORROW.
a Three-Days' Session to be Held
in the State Capitol
Building.

The twenty-fifth annual meeting of
the Eclectic Medical Society of the
State of California will convene in the
Senate chamber of the State Capitol at
1850 a. m. tomorrow, and will remain
in session three days.
The local society has charge Of all
arrangements and has spared no pains
IN preparing for the best interest and
profit Of the society, as we'll as for the
comfort and enjoyment of the members
and their friends during their stay in
the Capital City.
The headquarters of the society will
be at the Golden Eagle Hotel; reduced
rates, 81 90 per day. AS many as can
should register at headquarters.
Every member of the society, as well
as those who are not members, should
make a special effort to be present at
the society's first appearance in the
Capital City
The officers of the society are: Presi-
dent, John Fearn, Oakland; Vice-Presi-
dents, J. L. Coombs of Grass Valley and
w. M. Mason of Lodi; Recording Sec
rotary, B. Stetson of Oakland; Core
spending Secretary, J. c. cambridge of
San Francisco; Treasurer, H. w. Hun
saker of San Francisco; Board of Cen
sors-Charles Mealand of Sacramento,
E. ]. Tucker of Oroville and c. H.
Hervey Of San Jose.
Committee on Reception and Enter
Acknowledgement Valley Medical
Society: President, F. G. Fay, 627 j
street; Secretary, G. Henrikson, corner
Seventh and j streets.
Committee on Registration and the
Press-Charles Mealand, W. H. Hen
derson and NJ. S. Silva Of Sacramento.
The annual meeting of the Alumni
Association of the California Medical
College will be held Wednesday evening
in the Senate chamber. The session will
be called to order at 1870 a. m. by the
President, John Fearn, M. D. There
will be an address of welcome by Mayor
William Land, with a response by D.
Maclean, M. D. The Presidents annual
address will then be delivered.
(Section 1-Practice of Medicine)
w. M Mason of Lodi, 1.-THE Medical
Treatment Of Appendicitis" N. w.
Williams of Traver, "Hysteria" ;
Charles F. Lane of Tulare, "Malarial
Fever; F. V. Wall of Valley Ford,
THE Country Practitioner; Luella
Stone Of Oakland, Typhoid Fever in
Fabiola Hospital; H. T. Webster of
San Francisco, Hospital Practice"
(Section II-Materia Medica.)
w. H. Henderson of Sacramento,
"Rhus Trilobata"; NJ B. Mallory of
Los Gatos, ''Therapy of Morals; ]. L.
Coombs Of Grass Valley, "Dynamics-
The Natural Result of Cellular Thera-
peutics. Based Upon Cellular Patholo-
gy'; p. F. Burlington of Gridley, Thu
ja"; H. T. Webster of San Francisco,
"Rhus Tox"; c. M. Troppman of San
Francisco, ''Passifiora via Potassii Bro
midium."
(Section III-Surgery.)
w. B. Church of Oakland, Coolies
Fracture; J. c. cambridge of San
Francisco, Potts Fracture; George
G. Gere of San Francisco, Technique
in the Operation of Appendicitis" c. E.
cambridge Of Sacramento, Surgical
Erysipelas"; G. Henrikson of Sacra-
mento, Benign Tumors": F. G. Fay Of
Sacramento, Surgical Therapeutics"
(Section IV.-Obstetrics.)
President H. J. Ring of Ferndale,
Maternal Impressions; Secretary E.
H. Mattner Of San Francisco, "Placenta
Previa"; D. Maclean of San Francisco,
Management of Pregnancy; w. A.
Harvey of San Francisco, Pathology
of Puerperal Fever"
(Section V.-Gynaecology.)
D. Maclean of San Francisco, I'm
Oophorectomy, Should Uterus Also Be
Removed; Charles Mealand of Sacra-
mento, Acute Metritis"; b. Myers of
Colusa Neuralgia Dysmenorrhea"; NJ
E. Van Meter of San Francisco, THE
Old and the New in GynaecOlogy."
(Section VI.-Pediauics)
C. H Hervey of San Jose, "A Case OF
Short Fraenum Linguae"; V. Wall
of Valley Ford, "Gelsemium i'm Diseases
of Children; w. NJ. Mason of Lodi,
What Is 1t? A New Disease or a New
Edition Of an Old One?"
(Section VII.-Opthalmology, GEOLOGY
and Laryngology)
T. F. Kelleghan of Santa Barbara,
Treatment of Nasal Growths"; H. w.
Hunsaker of San Francisco Treat
ment Of Ear Diseases; F. Cornwall Of
San Francisco, Duty of Physicians
Regarding Public Schools; J. c. Balm
bridge of San Francisco, "Hypertrophy
Of Turbinated Bones; E. A. Ormsby
of Randsburg, "Traumatic Keratitis";
w. II. uIHeI VI dSddSAo,
Of the Pharynx-Cause and Treat
ment."
(Section VIII.-Electro-T herapeutics.)
James Stark of Oakland, THE Static
Breeze; F. G. Fay Of sacramento,
clinical Notes on the X-Ray''; M. B.
Mallory of Los Gatos, Diagnosing or
Locating Diseased Organs by Electric
ity"; j. r. Fearn of Oakland, "X-Ray
o. S. Laws of Los Angeles, Electrical
Progress in Medicine; J. W. Hamilton
of San Francisco, "Static Electricity
as a Therapeutic Agent"