Arizona republican., 1913-11-13
STATE BOARD
 IF PHARMACY
Sixty-four Applications of Some Sort or Other Be fore Meeting of Arizona Druggists-National Rep reSentativeS Present

The meeting of the state board of pharmacists, which convened at the state house in the house chamber, yesterday morning, was by far tho biggest and the most successful that ever has been held in this state. All the members of the state board with the exception of one were present for the opening of the session. These were Fred F'leishman, president; J 4. Dimes, vice president; A. G. Hulett, secretary treasurer; Will Marian, E. J. Huxtable and T. l.. McCutcheon, George Martin being the absent member.
 There were siXty-four applications for examination and admission as pharmaceutical practitioners in this state, before the board. Of these the majority answered to their names when the roll was called, and were
 in the legislative chamber nearly all Cf yesterday when they were put through the first part of the eX- animation. The examination proper started early yesterday morning at which time the class was tested in their knowledge of pharmacy. iden- tification anu chemistry, in both oral and written exercises. The cNamina- ton continued till late last evening when it was discontinued till today. The classes will be tested in their knowledge of materia medica, both orally and by quiz in this days sessions.
 Prior to the first meeting of the board they went in d body to the office of the governor of the state where they reported to him that they would meet and where he received them in most gracious manner With the members of the board at this time was Harry Brsley, past vice president of the board, who is one of the many visitors at this meeting Others of the well known pill men who are visiting at the session of the board are E. E. Root, of the National Pharmaceutical association. and MT. Mccormick, of a large and well known California wholesale drug house
 After the roll call and at the mo ton of one of the board the follow ing were registered as pharmacists in this state by reciprocity, through the American Association Boards of Pharmacy: J. w. Horton, of Phoenix: A. C. EdingstOn, of Phoenix; R $ BalloWe, Mesa; J. B. Blue Globe; ! w. Jackson, of Douglas. and E. r. Cooper, of Stafford.
 At meeting of the Arizona Phar- meceuticaI association held at the state house yesterday afternoon. ar 1 engagements for the banquet to be tenderod the members of the board were completed. and an invitation { tn ho with the clerks at the American Kitchen at 500 o'clock.
 The following were the applicants before the board for licenses as H- centates in pharmacy:
 Geo. B. Wilcox, Phoenix; r. Fl Hector, Nogales; NJ C. Conbov Phoenix; w. A Richer, Clifton: Gar fieId Grey. Miami; J. J. Keegan Jr. Globe; J. B. Ryan, Globe; c. $. Zim merman, Globe; w. " Thorpe Saff- ord' C. C. Norris. Globe; J. W. Me Aieer, Globe; J. V. Christman. Moren cl' F. c. Gwynn. Bisbee: C. P. An "erson' St. Johns; Thos Moy. Pres cCtt; w. H. Miner. Yuma: F. S. GH- son. Chandler; A. F. DeBerry. Glen caie; d. J. Cherry, Phoenix; J. P. Tarokay. Morenci; T. H. Apodaca Clifton; C H. C4egton. Clifton; w. C Zimmerman, Phoenix: P. l.. Thomas i3isbee; M. M. Friedley Phoenix; H A. Kahl, Flagstaff; w. R. Scorse llolbrook; H. NJ. Hartley. Tucson J c. Viebrock, Morenci: F. w. Ritter Lowell
 Beside the applications for Hcen- tates were the applications for H ctnses as assistants. which were made by the following: F. H Fisher. Phoo- nix; L. M. F. Ivey. Tombstone. n r. Meyers. Jerome; C. F. Winter tucson, and Tito Flores, Phoenix. Another Meeting Called
 special meeting of the board has been called for the second Monda, IT. January of 1914. to be held in Douglas, and at which other and very important matters will be presented to the board