Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-05-23
ROSCOE W. SMITH H)N0RtD.
Druggists Of Idaho Organize With
l56 Charter Members.

ceutical association was organized
in this city yesterday as the result
of weeks of earnest effort on the
part Of local druggists to whom
much of the credit of the brill
liantly successful meetings OF the
past two days is due.
At the meeting, which was
called in the city hall at 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning, permanent or
gsnization was effected by the adop-
tion of the report Of the committee
on organization, constitution and
bylaws, which had been appointed
on Monday by Roscoe w. Smith,
president pro tenn of the meeting
held on that day. In the constitu-
ton OF the association as adopted in
the report it was stated that the
object OF the formation of the or
ganization was to promote a good
feeling among the drugg lists of the
state and to give an opportunity
for them to become more intimate
ly acquainted with each other and
to promote the interests of the pro-
fession in the various ways in
which a large organization could be
so much more effective than the in
dividual.
After the adoption of the consti-
tuition and bylaws which we're
modelled largely after those of Ohio,
Utah and other states, the election
OF permanent officers was taken up
and resulted as follows:
President, Roscoe w. Smith,
Mountain Home; list vice presi-
dent, w. S. Whitehead, Boise; 2nd
vice president, Clement Wilkins,
Occur d Alene city; secretary, ]. B.
Latimer, Boise; treasurer, Charles
L. Joy, Boise.
President Smith after the election
of officers appointed the following
committees:
Trade Interests Messrs. Sprsgue,
Twin Falls: Paxton, Mackey; Cut
ter, Idaho Falls.
Membership Mesrss. Wells,
Boise; Buehler, McCammon, anc
Silverthorn, Moscow.
Papers Messrs. Walker, Weiser
Smith, Nampa; and Jones, Payette.
Legislation-M essrs. Kirkpat
rick, Boise; Van Iorns, Hagerman
and Davis Emmett.
]. II. Buehler of Boise was ap
pointed as delegate from the asso
citation to the next meeting of tht
Utah Pharmaceutical association Il
be held in August
An executive committee com
prised of druggist from each O
the judicial districts of the stat,
was appointed by the chair as fol
lows: A. B. Annis, ST. Marics
John T. Ray, Lewiston; c. II. Nc
Crum, Boise; j. J. Tracy, HALEY
H. H. Whittlesey, Pocatello; Chas
Baker, Mackay; ]. H. Hill, Nam
pa.
1t was unanimously voted tina
Boise should be the place where tn,
next annual meeting of the associa
ton is to be held and the date wa
fixed at May %, 1908, the meeting
to continue after that time until al
the business before the association
shall have been finished.
A telegram was received durin.
, the morning from the president o
{ the Utah association, S. w. Bod
con, congratulating the Idaho drug
gists upon their successful forma
ton of a sister organization. Their
: were also kilograms received fror
$ several wholesale houses which hav
D taken great deal of interest in tn
meetings.
The question of sending delegate
a to the annual meetings of the assc
Citations of other states was dis
[ cussed but it was agreed that tn
a appointment of such delegate
should be left in the hands of tn
president as well as the nation;
u organization to announced later t
II the president.
3 In the afternoon a number IF II
q visitors were taken on another tro
: ley. ride to South Boise and the ia
&c grounds, which was greatly Ell
joyed. At O'Clock the druggis
and their friends all went out
=, the Natatorium where a speci
:, dance was given in their honor al
" an elaborate banquet served.
Statesman