Amend Pharmacy Law Transfer of Powers to New Board
Lawmakers submit a draft to Senator Gallinger to amend pharmacy practice and licensing in Washington. The measure transfers powers from the board of supervisors in medicine and pharmacy to the board of pharmaceutical examiners, revises qualifications to four years of practical experience, and allows credit for up to one year for graduates. It repeals jury duty exemption for licensed pharmacists and urges responsibility for jury service. the proposed changes aim to better separate medical and pharmaceutical supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Board of Supervisors In Medicine and Pharmacy
Washington Pharmacista
Peisons
Gallinger
Board of Supervisors
Board of Pharmacy
Typhoid Report Pending from Surgeon General Wyman
Commissioner Macfarlane expects today the typhoid investigation results from Surgeon General Walter Wyman of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service. The bureau will also conduct simultaneous bacteriological testing of water at all public pumps to address a key lacking facility in the Health Department.
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Wyman
Macfarlang
Walter Wyman
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Macfarland
Health Department
Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service
Potomac
Tipping bill referred to Commissioners for report
The House bill to abolish tipping in hotels and eateries was referred to the Commissioners for report. It applies only to the District and imposes a fine between five and five hundred dollars.
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Takoma
Chevy Chase
Water Department Changes Announce Clerk Appointments
The commissioners announced resignations and promotions in the Water Department. Charles Wenger resigned as chief inspector. A Marka promoted to chief inspector at 936 per year. G L Dowden promoted to inspector at 900. A 3 Ginesi promoted to inspector at 3800 per year. Changes dated February 2, 1907. January building permits total 1,187,946 dollars with 112 buildings approved and distribution of 3,387,046 dollars across northeast county northwest southeast and southwest districts.
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Sioners
Charles Wenger
Water Department
Revenue and Inspection Branch
A. Marka
Wenger
G. L. Dowden
Marks
Ginesi
Dowden
District notes on highway plan and nursing appointments
The commissioners favor a new highway plan for the District area north of Tilden street and south of Albermarle street east of Reno road and west of Connecticut avenue. Recommendations by F L Zinkham include accepting resignations of pupil nurses Miss M Louise Potter and Miss Louise A Miller and graduate nurse Miss Blanchette. appointing Miss Anna Louise Doolittle as graduate nurse at 365 per year replacing Miss Zimmer. appointing Miss Anna Love Doolittle as graduate nurse at 365 per year replacing Miss Lula B Anderson. appointing Miss Mildred R Spencer as graduate nurse replacing Miss Zimmer.
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Benator Gallager
Tilden Street
Albermarle Street
Reno Road
Connecticut Avenue
F. L. Zinkham
Washington Rayl
M. Louise Potter
Louise A. Miller
Blanchette
Commissioners Propose Juvenile Court Jurisdiction Expansion
Judge William H. DeLacy advocates amending the District child labor bill to place all related cases under juvenile court jurisdiction. He argues the court’s purpose is to benefit children and the community, cover domestic relations involving minors, prevent criminal behavior from child labor, and reveal conditions to guide correction rather than punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. DeLacy
Dolliver
Senate Committee On
DeLacy
City Tax Board Meets and Adjourns to March First
The Board of Personal Tax Appeals met yesterday afternoon hearing three minor appeals settled to the protestants. Members present included Assessor E. W. Griffin chair and others. Nye acted as chairman for the session. Meetings continue to March 1. Also multiple local ads promoting malt bread, gas and electric light fixtures, watches, mantels, radiators, coal, and bathroom fixtures appeared in the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Tax Appeals
Board of Personal Tax Appeals
E. W . Griffin
Matthew Trimble
Alexander McKenzie
T. Kalptus
Francis Nye
Albert A. Wilson
Nye
E. F. Brooks Co
Voigt’s
7Th St
Kentucky
New York Avenue
J.ao Pe Iad & Co
9Th St
Maddiman & CO
R. J
C. Grace
Reiner
Brooks Co
6Th St. Nw
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Saks Clothing
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
House of Adler
Washington
Victor E. Adler
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
Mass. Ave
Johnson Bros
St. N. W
Kuppenheimer
I. Grosner
Potomac Electric Power Co. Contract Dept
14Th St. A.W
Congress
Commis
Sloan’s Art Galleries
G. St
Gis
Treasury Department
Kermanshah
Bokhara
Cabistan
Iran
Mecca
Serabend
Kazak
Massoul
Shiraz
Beloochistan
Ispahan
Khorassan
Daghestan
Tabriz
Sloan’s Galleries
G Street
E. Ons
Miie
Eros
WINGS
Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Fourteenth Street N. W
Dres
Connecticut
Chevy Chase Inn
J. Fisher & Co., Inc
F Street
N. W
Miata
City Bulletins
D. J. Kaufmas
Penna. Ave
Kryptok
Frank H. Edmonds
New York Ave
Oregon
Atlantic & Pacific F.c. Malin
Cor. 7Th and
E Sts
Guy
Burchell
F St
Cestine
Nervcgsnean Triat Botilpite Atarugstora Eee
Ponta Mbing
Washington Post
Moate
Old Colony Co. Importers
H St. N. W
C. A.uddiman & Co
Arlington Fountain Penis
Our
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
Ave
N. Auth Provision CO
Vienna
N. Auth Confess
St. S. W. Baez
Fae Mena SD
White House
Boston Baking Co
First
Sts. S. W
Wallo
Evans’ Drug Store
Sth
10Th Sts
G St
11Th St
14Th St
Harrison Realty
G St. N. W
David Moore
N. Y. Ave
Boliet
Ceres
John F. Ellis & CO
Victor
Edison
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