The Anaconda standard., 1899-08-09
BUTTE News.
BUSINESS AND PLEASURE
Annual Meeting of the State
Pharmaceutical Association.
BANQUET AT THE GARDENS
Mr.. Newbro REFLECTED President and
MIR. Lockwood of Helena Vice Presi-
dent - They All Had a Good
Time in the Evening.

The State Pharmaceutical association
met yesterday in the city hall. Presl-
dent D. NJ. Newbro in the chair. Sid
j. Coffee, the secretary, was also at his
post. The meeting was interesting from
start to finish, especially the finish at
the banquet board al Columbia gardens
in the evening.
The delegation was composed Of Sid
j. Coffee, Missoula; Lee Warren, Boze-
man; j. B. Lockwood Helena; F. W.
Harrison, Anaconda: W. H. Lightstone,
Anaconda; A. l.. Holly, Anaconda. The
honorary members We're J. f. Bradley,
Salt Lake; c. +. Scott, New York: G.
w. Driver, Ogden. and J. J. Buhler
Salt Lake. The Butte members present
were E. Z. Gallogly. s. r. Fair. T. A.
Fosselman, C. B. Hoskins D. NJ. New
bro J. NJ. Doull, r. H. Paxson w. B.
Welsh, P. A. Breen, J. Finnegan, Gus
Melander. The report of the secretary
was read, which showed that the as
sociation has a few dollars of its own.
The entertainment committee an
nounced that the meeting would find
its finish at the gardens in the evening.
and there was applause. 1t was agreed
to adjourn to meet at the corner of
Main and Park at $3.50, there to take a
chartered car for the gardens. 1t was
also agreed to read and discuss the pa
pers at the evening session. Mr. Gal
logly suggested that nasmuch a pa
pers are usually very dry things it
would be wise to spring them when re-
course might be had to antidotes. His
suggestion prevailed.
In the election of officers there was
much good natured debate. Lee War
rem nominated for president Mr. New
bro, the present incumbent, saying that
the association was in a 1lourishing
condition, due in a great measure to
the untiring efforts of the president to
promote the interests of pharmacy in
the state. Mr.. Newbro said that while
he desired to do and see done all that is
possible to benefit the members of the
associa ton, he would rather see the
office go to some one else. He did not
believe in too much concentration,
thinking probably that it would be bet
ter not to keep one man in the office.
Mr.. Gallogly seconded the nomination
saying that under Mr.. Newbro's ad-
ministration the association had pros
pered better than ever before. Messrs.
w. B. Welsh and E. e. Gallogly We're
nominated against their will, and in the
face of their sincere protests the ballot
resulted in six for Newbro and sever
each for Welsh and Gallogly. The sec
ond ballot resulted in a victory for Mr.
Newbro. ]. B. Lockwood of Helena was
elected vice president by acclamation
For treasurer w. B. Welsh and r. H
Paxson were nominated. Mr.. PaXsor
declined, but the delegates would not
have it that way and he received six
votes and Welsh nine.
Sid J. Coffee was unanimously re.
elected secretary. According to law the
association is required to submit five
names of members to the governor
who selects one of the number as mem.
Der of the state board of pharmacy
The five names to be submitted to the
governor are Howard Rockefeller D. E
Matthews, E. f. Gallogly, NJ. R. Ran
dali and Emil Starr. The committee or
resolutions named by the chair to re.
port in the evening was composed o.
Messrs. Finnegan, Paxson and Fair.