Excerpt from Transactions of the Twenty-Seventh Annual Meeting of the Maine Hom?opathic Medical Society: June 20, 1893
Of work carried forward from the last session the reports of the Legislative Committee was called for and that Committee made report as follows: -
Dr. M. S. Briry said: - I will say that I appeared before the Committee of the Legislature when the bill to regulate the practice of medicine came up. A Registration Bill was brought forward which pretended to provide a way to improve the practice of medicine in Maine. The meeting was a large one, the discussion of the bill a very interesting one, but the Committee made no report on the bill. The bill was drawn up by a physician from Houlton. Its provisions were very indefinite. It was drawn up in a very crude manner and made no strong impression on the Committee. I believe some form of bill could be made which would work to advantage to all reputable physicians.
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