Digest of the Acts and Deliberations of the Cabildo
Health Rules--Medicine and Surgery
| Subject | Book | Volume | Page | Date | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Health Rules - Establishing a Board | 4 | IV | 186 | 3/5/1802 | Governor: Salcedo; Royal Ensign: De La Ronde – At this time the Commissioners decide to have a flag for use on the boat employed by the Board of Health. |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 1 | 18 | 1/12/1770 | Governor Unzaga; Royal Ensign: De Reggio, Sr. - Seyaroux de Roche Molive makes application to be an apothecary, saying that Mr. Le Beau, the King’s physician in this city, would give him a certificate. He signed his application “J. M. J. G. Seyeroux de Roche Molive” to which he attached the certificate signed by Mr. Le Beau containing seven rules to be observed by apothecaries. On page 20 permission is granted to Mr. Le Beau to establish a pharmacy. | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 1 | 95 | 5/8/1772 | Governor Unzaga; Royal Ensign: De Reggio, Sr. – At this time the Attorney General calls attention to the insubordination existing in the practice of medicine and surgery. The Secretary read the by-laws established by O’Reilly, dated February 20th, 1770, and the Commissioners agreed that Section 8 be enforced; that all surgeons present themselves within eight days, with their diplomas to be examined. | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 1 | 260 | 1777 | Don Estevan Enriques Mord (on page 283 name appears as Don Estevan Morel) Admitted to Practice Medicine | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 1 | 271 | 1777 | Don Santiago Vincente - Admitted to Practice Surgery | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 1 | 291 | 1778 | Don Francisco La Casa - Admitted to Practice Medicine | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 1 | 283 | 1778 | Don Carlos Rouelles - Admitted to Practice Medicine | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 1 | 284 | 5/8/1778 | Governor: Galvez; Royal Ensign: De Reggio, Sr. – The Governor informs the Cabildo at this time that in the town of Natchitoches there is an epidemic causing death to many persons, which is moving toward this Capital. The offer of Don Juan Rouelles to go there to endeavor to find the cause, was acted upon and he was advanced 50 Pesos to defray expenses. | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 1 | 331 | 1779 | Don Luis Dunoyer - Admitted to Practice Surgery | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 1 | 311 | 1779 | Don Santiago Coursolle - Admitted to Practice Surgery | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 2 | 66 | 1781 | Don Juan Morain - Admitted to Practice Surgery | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 2 | 184 | 1783 | Monsieur Leduc - Doctor appointed to examine appllicants for license to practice medicine or surgery - Examination to be conducted in the presence of two Commissioners | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 2 | 184 | 1783 | Don Antonio Francisco Saugrin - Admitted to Practice Surgery | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 2 | 185 | 1783 | Don Leon Senac - Admitted to Practice Surgery | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 2 | 184 | 1783 | Dr. Roberto Dow (or Doss) - Doctor appointed to examine applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 2 | 184 | 1783 | Monsieur Montegut - Doctor appointed to examine applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 2 | 184 | 1783 | Monsieur Laby, Doctor of the Batallion - Doctor appointed to examine applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery | |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | I | 26 | 1784 | Don Luis Fabre - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | I | 6 | 1784 | Don Joseph Santiago Vigne - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | I | 41 | 1785 | Don Carlos Lubier - Admitted to Practice Pharmacy |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | I | 54 | 1785 | Don Philip Chesme - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | I | 62 | 1785 | Don Diego Vietrae - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | I | 79 | 1785 | Don Roberto Donalson - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | II | 10 | 1788 | Don Jos. Labrese de la Cardelle - Admitted to Practice Medicine |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | II | 82 | 1789 | Don Pedro Paulus - Admitted to Practice Medicine - Venereal Disease |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | II | 94 | 1790 | Don Joseph Command - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | II | 143 | 1790 | Don Carlos Escouffies - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | II | 217 | 1792 | Don Domingo de Geitas - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | II | 197 | 1792 | Don Fredirico Zerban - Admitted to Practice Pharmacy |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | III | 2 | 1792 | Don Domingo Feitas - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | III | 20 | 1792 | Don Luis Fortin (or Fortier) - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | III | 21 | 1792 | Don Lamberto Robins - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | III | 3 | 1792 | Don Joseph Montegut, of the Royal Hospital - Doctor appointed to exainem applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | III | 3 | 1792 | Don Santiago Leduc, Head Surgeon of Charity Hospital - Doctor appointed to examine applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery. Examinations to be conducted in the presence of two Commissioners. |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | III | 3 | 1792 | Don Estevan Forignet Pelegra (or Pelegrue), House Surgeon of the Royal Hospital - Doctor appointed to examine applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 3 | III | 162 | 1794 | Don Juan Cruzete - Admittted to Practice Medicine |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | I | 139 | 1796 | Don Luciano Abadie - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | I | 167 | 1796 | Don Est. Francisco Mondet - Admitted to Practice Pharmacy |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | I | 106 | 1796 | Don Santiago Leduc - Doctor appointed to examine applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | I | 106 | 1796 | Don Estevan Fuignet de Pelegrue -Doctor appointed to examine applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | I | 106 | 1796 | Don Juan Bautista Conrote - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | I | 212 | 1797 | Don Nicolas Robelot - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | I | 106 | 1800 | Don Luis Fortier (or Fortin) - Doctor appointed to examine applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery - Examinations before two Commissioners |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | II | 166 | 1798 | Don Juan Bausier - Admitted to Practice Pharmacy |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | II | 166 | 1798 | Don Santiago Gouyon - Admitted to Practice Pharmacy |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | II | 166 | 1798 | Don Estevan Mondet - Admitted to Practice Pharmacy |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | II | 166 | 1798 | Don Luis Chevalier Malarcher - Admitted to Practice Pharmacy |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | III | 108 | 11/22/1799 | Acting Governor: Vidal; Royal Ensign: De La Ronde – The Pharmacists of the City request that the physicians and surgeons be prohibited from filling prescriptions from their own drugs. The Commissioners agreed to comply with the request of the druggists, and ruled that all prescriptions be filled in the drug stores. Only when a physician is called into the country may he fill his own prescription. They resolved that drug stores be inspected every four months and stale drugs thrown away, and that all imported medicines be inspected before they are placed on sale. (See also pages 113 and 114.) |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | III | 125 | 1800 | Don Estevan de Pelegrue - Doctor appointed to examine applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | III | 125 | 1800 | Don Roberto Doss (or Dow) - Doctor appointed to examine applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | III | 125 | 1800 | Don Santiago Leduc - Doctor appointed to examine applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | III | 125 | 1800 | Don Joseph Montegut - Doctor appointed to examine applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | III | 189 | 1800 | Don Jose Cruz Conwel - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | III | 127 | 1800 | Don Jorge Pfeiffer - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | IV | 130 | 1801 | Dr. Joseph Fabre - Admitted to Practice Medicine and Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | IV | 127 | 8/14/1801 | Governor: Salcedo; Royal Ensign: De La Ronde – At this time the Commissioners discussed the necessity of excluding certain persons, who are not physicians, from the practice of medicine; among whom are Zerban, Flot, Fabre, Gorjon, Gravier, and the free Negro Derum. (See Page 132.) |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | IV | 210 | 1802 | Dr. Olivero Hotfield - Admitted to Practice Surgery |
| Health Rules - Medicine and Surgery | 4 | IV | 177 | 2/19/1802 | Governor: Salcedo; Royal Ensign: De La Ronde – The two surgeons, verbally commissioned to inspect the apparatus to give aid to drowning persons, report same in good condition, but the Commissioners must buy certain parts. (The Commissioners bought the necessary accessories – page 213.) |
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