Proposed Board Of Medical Examiners

Drs. E. L. Shnrly, J. H. Carstens, D. A. MacLachlau, S. H. Knifiht, J. .T. Mulheron and Sberril, of Detroit; A. W. Seatou, of Jackson ; Bell, of Smyrna; D. M. Nottiugham, of Lansing; D. M. Qreeo, A. Nyland, M. C. Sinclair, of Graad Rapids, who represent the several sohools of rnedicine, met in LansiDg Thnisday of last week to discnss tliR details of a bilí whicb it is proposed to introduce in the next legislature, and which provides for the creation of a state board of medical examiners. The previous efforts of the physicians to secure the passage of a bilí of this oharacter have resultad in failnre. Tbe proposed bill wil] give all schools of medicine representaron on the board.