The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-15


are available for the collection ana pre- g
servaton of museums, which should De a
most valuable instrumentality N the WORK
of the medical department me seVelai
professors in their respective helus navy
jabored zealousy to accumulate material
for museums. but have been greatly mn
dered by lack Of funds and lack OF neceS,
| sarv help. What has been accumuiated
needs to he more carefully at'ehueu !"
| than is possible under present cohnitlous'
| More money for preserving material NV
! snoce for proper storage and display, anu
| systematic supervision are essehtia' w wv
| proper conduct OF this work ,r.
| The fun EXPANSION Of the medical depart,
,rent will include a school of dentistry anu
| n school of veterinary surgery ne w. ~
mer would probably attract sulhcleh, pa.
ropage at once to justify It's es'apnsn-
ant and the latter would surely demon
strate lis utility by intelligentiy serving
IT, 1,rgo and varied stock interests OF
the State. ,, r,ocI, far
into The future but they point tne lo"" ",
development The department mus eig"
stronger and better, year ny yeai' .nVt ~
: n INC quality but also in the quahtl.s y.
;ts work II must train men thnlou9n'
, ., va hrosdIv for every field OF inyestiga
-, ond for every sort of acttVlty ena'
Y relates to the preservation anu VIZ +.
= tion Of life. not merely OF human nv, ~ tSo
: If all life 1t must gather III IT'S No. thrsc
k 80 talent of each generation eh.uuoe
-. .'.itb love of truth and love OF hu-
# ,,,ani+v and train them to work ihteiil $50
j. L., ~ tba great plan of human prns'ess'
a "a aoveIonment For this work IL i.eou
v ,,nra teachers. more tools more pulialnss
s, dormitories, museums, iipNai e'
II dowment. a.. ;. n,st the col
= bei'le te "a ohtnin additional groun
H. 80 to its present bunahss e ~,
in odnouate to its ultimate expansion ~
o. .ho,,sands dollars would secure Iou,'S 49,
M mice can purchase few years ',.I nos,,
nv Legislation favorable to me 'u' mod
a the college is very nun u go If ,nedicin,
NJ cal law regulating the pract'cs W We MA,
no va, ,harraceutical law regulating we Ia
q ~, p' - ,,harmacy and an analoiiilIA 80
-, a.o,idinr for the distribution OF ~ or
"a noimed bodies of deceaseu pt ~. Nc he
~ oriminals are demanded ailke ~ ~ noI,ag
Gle interests Of the STATE anu - tho board
"a. resnectfully suggest tnnt the u t,,re +,
! ,,r,e ,,non the next leglsIatu'e y
.ha CONSIDERATION of these matt ah ~, fo,,owi
Wy En- the session of 1882 "a.
eve noi,,tn,epts arc recommends. os a
mas ap pr Thomas Flavin, demons..a'oa ssista
,nt atomy: DR.. NJ. Brahue"ou1 Milbu
'ht' ao,,,nnstrator of anatomy =. ~ ,,,rv a
er- demons' udar,onstrator of chemistry .
OF Phi. o. -, hotany: DR.. William Gomh
and lecture tr 10 Of pathology; DR.. ~ "
ant, anat demonstrator OF hoi ~
ara Masn hio,oey and embryology' pr
es's Kssnnedy. demonstrator ., of
't tbe DR.. W. r. starley, cen demonstration
that sleti ,',,a md chief OF medical onnt ~
ship n,eut1' McMahon. demonstra,oi ~
AIRED IT, - - chief of surgical CLINT -, ,o,r
ly. geLs ,,,, chief of clinic n isnt4 In
the a.. r l., Bates. chlel Oh ohief of cl
we diatrics. Dr.. Harry snen , and iaryngolc
the in ophtnalln9aIi lecturer on physicai u
hose Dr. r. No. smith, lecturer on n..
been nosls' ~ nr r. NJ. Cline leu V
stau- d ,l.so1cqy. PROT R. r. d. o''Ne'
per- turNr On pharmacy, ,rs recomm
The following candida.ss "" ncbnol Of n
ior, 90 for graduation IRON Of Of n. D.: II,
only cine win .hs w Atkinson, T. y, =
BY Aldridse' ,,edsoe. S. L. Boren; NJ Mi,
S and X. =, y ]. Burns, W
men chairman, W. J. foI iIem p II II
roll. I'm =, 4. Foote. H c. har'' Zones. s
iabits' SON H. A. ingalls,, ,' y, n. N. /
,twra Ilimmons, Lu,ne w. McCarver, RALPH
msnt, !. lie Grapu Mcleod. l.. McM.lia,n, :,
cal daniel: ~ " =; +, Moody. \. D. -,
strong Moi S,b,;ne j. II. Nooe, " s ~
rment " robertson. Jr.. IA. " ~ As "
rdance a r. shearer J. T.; Wa'n yeaeer,
a rr1- crs. r. l.. Wilson NJ l.
com h1 or G IS from the school OF p E.
social IN IN dsarea Of Phi. G.-Cordras' "A
w,on ! T.; Hill, T. o. l9hrson' w = 20
e time som son, = r II Nestor. H A. A.. "ssY
It's r. ~ y Rouse. sam: Krause, A,1e, nursin,
faculty Ni N,rses from the school OF ".,s
lcn 10 .,;f,cntes Of proficisnps ,.hitt
md re- oeru .ss-4A sburry. Gertrude bopnse n
fear of npI NUS. Matte: Karbach, May ;,,1 ~
ne e'e- Doiiihs,, rcpae henrietta; scott wy
IS. This Alics,1 on,e: Yolland, Marie. orsu
repara.. NsI have the honor to submit INA I'm, the
essionsl ! ~ renort OF the dsan NV ~ 20
iversty anna .ssors showing in dst,ai inc "s
,ecsiyed pro.,1, the seselon in 'nsN Inc, .ar,en
r medl- durnn snts TN financial slo, ,s,sS
,rdar to por, ,s elso herewith su n,n,s,,,,
S work lrpS ,,.,al statement was eafr ,annar
,heiency tinanc'a, ac.ed upon at the Jan M
ave also eraa r sU need h sad on ,n' y
nisslon. ing no hat the estimated ,neon Zoo
s.ssps sil short from slooV 70 rerei
ably ~, ,.hia decrease in the fscs,
ring the e ~ anticipation q taas . sns
ment by taken sters 10 reduce 'n s,,r I
by wise have ss. ,,enarsmcnt and TO de,ss
'pch stu ss ear Is may be practisao,e u'
J the DE- !, Inc next session u u "a shat
On q per- INF q Nat time Il y hopea AZ.
c,s ~ attendance may disappear