NEWS AND ITEMS. 
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VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF NEW 
JERSEY. 
The annual meeting of this association will be held at 
Trenton on January 9, 1902, and it is expected that there 
will be a large attendance and a full and interesting programme. 
George W. Pope, Secretary. 
CLEVELAND VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 
The veterinarians of Cleveland, Ohio, have organized an as¬ 
sociation bearing the above title, and at a recent meeting the 
following officers were elected for 1901-1002 : President E P 
Shatter ; Vice-President, E. H. Shepard ; Secretary-Treasurer^ 
A. E. Cunning-ham. 
NEWS AND ITEMS. 
Dr. R. C. Moore officiated as veterinarian for the Kansas 
City Horse Show Association. 
Dr Wm. McEachren, formerly of Windsor, Out., is now 
located at Eouisna, Mo. 
. ■ Dr * W. S. Cass, of St. Louis, paid Kansas City a visit dur¬ 
ing the latter part of October. 
The Kansas City Veterinary Cortege reports an en¬ 
rollment of over eighty students this session. 
The Veterinarians to the Nationar Horse Show, held 
at Madison Square Garden last month, were Drs. Wm. Sheppard, 
ihomas G. Sherwood and J. Elmer Ryder. 
„ The veterinarians attending the Missouri State Veterinary 
society and the Missouri Valley Veterinary Medical Association, 
visited the Kansas City Horse Show in a body on Wednesday 
evening, October 23d, over eighty in number. 
Dr. L. H. Hemperman, of St. Louis, Mo., graduate of the 
V V - who is now engaged in the practice of human medi¬ 
cine, was enjoying his honeymoon in New York City in Novem¬ 
ber, and made a pleasant call upon his veterinary alma mater. 
Nebraska was well represented at the meeting of the Mis- 
oun Valley Veterinary Association, the following beino- i n at- 
endance: Dr. H. L. Ramacciotti, Omaha; Dr. J. D. Sprague 
-Javid City ; Dr. J. S. Anderson, Seward ; A. T. Peters, W. a’ 
Thomas, and T. S. Gains, Lincoln. 
Bureau of Animar Industry.— The London Times pays 
glowing tribute to our great animal bureau, as indicated in the 
