El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-12
MANY PHYSICIANS
WILL ATTEND THE CONvEN- .fe.
TON DURING THE CARNIVAL.
A Most Attractive Program Prepared
That Will Be of General Interest
and Wide Value to the Profession
and the Public. -

One of the most important event.
| that will occur in connection with the
Carnival is the first meeting of thu
Interstate Medical association of Tex
as, New Mexico. Arizona, and Mexico
which will convene in the K. OF p. hal
at 10 a. m, Thursday, January IL
The association is a newly organized
one and is the product of Ell Paso. en-
terprise. After organizing the assO-
citation the home doctors sent out in
vitations to the doctors of the state,
the territories and adjoining republic.
The invitations are being literally re-
sponded to and a large attendance is
expected at the first meeting. All
those who attend during the Carnival
will without doubt become members
and the association will then include a
considerable number of the most emf
nent physicians of the great south
west and the republic of Mexico. ( m
b A COMMITTEES; of twenty of the home
physicians has been appointed to pre-
pare for the reception of the visiting
doctors and there is no uneasiness in
regard to the manner in which the Wis
itors will be treated. The first thing
on the program will be the registra-
ton of applicants for admission into
the society and all will then be sup
piled with badges. ir,sItlaf = IT,
The welcome address on behalf of
the city will be made by Mayor Ma
coffin, followed by the welcome on
behalf of the association by the presi-
dent. DIR. H. Thompson. responded to
by DR.. s. E. Milliken.l of Dallas. The
rest of the morning session will be
taken up in the organization proper of
the association and the election of
permanent officers. .G- ess1s;aT '-'N
Beginning on Thursday afternoon
the association will DISCUSS number
of questions of interest to the medical
profession and in these discussions
some noted physicians will participate.
DIR. Villas, of this city. will make an adj
dress on the ''Bubonic Plague he hav-
ing visited San Francisco as the rep
resentative Of Ell Paso chamber of
commerce to investigate the plague
and will thus be enabled to
make an interesting talk upon the sub.
ject. .-.. &c.,. -..-....--....'t - JAd
Major d. NJ. Appel surgeon in the
United States army in charge of the,
sanitarium for consumptives
at Fort Bayard. N. M, will read pa
per on the results of his work in that
hospital. Surgeon J. o. Cobb. of the.
United States marine Sanitarium at
Fort Stanton. N. M. will present his
views on the climatic treatment OF
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among the OtnerS on the program
are Doctors S. IT. Turner. w. T. Baird
NJ. B. Shuster and j.. 8. ,Horsley. of
this city;N T. S. Bullock. Gardner. N.
NJ: ". p. Armstrong, Dallas; ]. r.
Stuart. Houston; William Wylie. Phoe-
nix; Edward A. Tracy, Boston; w. II.
Terrell. and r. A. Wilson.
sco. There will be, numerous volun-
tere papers ont on the program. -l.s
The city of Ell Paso outside of med
cal circles should see that every Wis
ting physician is royalty entertained.
as the organization of medical So
,iety is a commendable step and may
result in a gathering in this city some
line when there is no other attraction.