Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-08
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
CHATTER I2o

Section |. 1t ShallOe unlawful for any person
G a. tne he OF e Rsae Of this s act
to commence such pactice unless he shall have
obtained q license ahereinafter provided
Section 2 boah of examiners to consist of
five. practicing dentists, is hereby created, whose
duty 1t shall be to cry out the purposes and en-
force the provisionsof this act. The members of
said board shall disappointed by the governor.
Three members of his board, at least, shall be
members of the Wisconsin State Dental Society.
The terms for with the members of said board
shall hold their ofces shall be five years, except
that the membersof the board first to be appoint
ed under this act aall hold their offices for the
terms of one, to, three, four and five years
respectively, and1ntil their successors are sap-
pointed and qualified. In case of vacancy occur
ring in said boar, such vacancy shall be flledby
the governor.
members president, and one secretary thereof,
and it shall mee at least once in each year and
as much ofteneIand at such times and places as
ii may deem necessary. Amajorlty of said board
shall at all MEETINGS constitute quorum, and
the process ding thereof shall at all reasonable
times be openo public inspection.
Section 4. Ishall be the duty of every person
who is engaged in the practice of dentistry in
this state, with six months from the date of the
passage of tbs act, and annually thereafter, to
cause his or Ter name and residence or place OF
business to registered with said board of ex-
aminers, wh shall keep a book for that purpose;
and every PRISON who shall register with said
board as pAdtitioner of dentistry may continue
to practice he same as such without mourning
any OF the Utilities or penalties provided in this
county CO rs a certified list of those registered
and it shal1be the duty of the county clerks to
register su0 names In book kept for such pur-
pose EAey person registering with the board of
examiLersshaU pay as fee therefor the sum of
one dollar
Section Any and all persons, who shall so
desire, mS appear before said board at any of
its regula meetings and be examined with refer
ence to neir knowledge and skill in dental
surgery, nd if the examination of any such per-
son or prisons shall prove satisfactory to said
board, tie board of examiners shall issue to such
persons, Is they shall find from such examina-
ton to posses the requisite qualifications,
license t. prSctice dentistry, in accordance with
the provision OF this act. But said board shall
at all tines isue license to any regular gradu-
ate of any reputable, legally incorporated dental
college, Whicl requires that the candidate fOT
graduation shll attend two full courses of lect-
ureS of five months each, the last of which shall
be attended in toe institution granting the
diploma, without examination, upon the psy-
ment by undergraduate to the said board of fee
of one dohar All licenses issued by said board
shall be signd by the members thereof, and be
attested by it president and secretary and such
license sballpe prima facie evidence of the rights
OF the hodeco practice dentistry in the state of
Wisconsin.
Section G. Any person who shall violate any
of the provisions of this act shall be liable to
prosecution hfore any court of competent juris
diction. upon Information or by indictment and
upon conVNtI0 may be fined not less than fifty
dollars normoe than two hundred dollars for
each and everylfense.
Section T. h order to provide the means for
carrying out an maintaining the provisions of
this act, the sadboard Of examiners may charge
each person applying to or appearing before them
for examination or Hcen>e to practice dentistry,
q fee of ten d0las. And out of the funds coming
into their possession, from the fees mentioned in
this act the men0eTs of said board may receive
alllegitimate unnecessary expenses incurred in
attending the me.ipgs of said board and in CON
Quoting the bpineSs thereof Said expenses
shall be paid fTol the fees received by the board
under the prOyis0ns OF this act, and no part of
the expenses of sid board shall be paid out of
the state treasuT. All moneys received in excess
of said expenses above provided for, shall be
held by the Secr@ry of said board as q special
fund for meetinghe expenses of said board, he
giving such bonds the board shall from time to
time direct. An said board shall make an
annual report Off proceedings to the governor,
on the thirtieth dy of September in each year,
together with ecount of all moneys received
and discussed by lem pursuant to this act:
Section s. ThiSct shall take effect and be in
force from and aft its passage and publication.
Approved MarcR3. 1885.
CARTER I27
AN ACT TO amendharte ter 90 Of the revised stat
yates Of 1878, emitted o. mutual loan and build
ing corporations
The people of the ste of Wisconsin, represented
in senate ard assnbly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Sectiol 2n1e, of chapter 93, Of the
revised statutes OFFS. entitled ''of mutual loan
and building corptations, is hereby amended
by inserting after te word exceed, in the sec
ond line Of said stion, the following worGs,
1--WE million dolls in the aggregate and no
single series of saidtOck shall exceed and said
section is hereby fuher amended by striking out
said section and Eerting instead thereof the
word million SO at said Sc elton IS amended
shall read as follow The capital stock OF any
such corporation sill not exceed five million
dollars in the aggreste and no single series of
said stock shall eXed five hundred thousand
dollars, and shall bdivided into shares of not
less than twenty-fv nor more than two hun
dred dollars each Ii any such corporation,
heretofore or hereaft organized, shall have
capital stock less tin the sum of five million
dollars, it may, in ttmanner prescribed in Sec
ton IVA, increase IS capital stock to any
amount not eXceediI The limit her etoOre fixed.
But the resolution ppOSiDg such increase must
be offered at the reglr meeting next preceding
the meeting at Whic the same shall be voted
upon, payments ft such stocks shall be
made in instalmennOt exceeding two dollars
each, on each shaTe,t such time and place
the bylaws shall pI cribe and every share of
stock shall be subjeGo lien for the unpaid in
stallments and otherharges incurred thereon.
The bylaws shall prcribe the form and manner
of enforcing such lie The stock may be issued
in one or more succeive series, in such amount
as the board OF dlrecTS or the stockholders may
determine, and new ares ofstock may be issued
IN lieu Of shares witlrawn forfeited. Any
stockholder wishingo withdraw from the cor
pOrat1on may do so bgiving thirty days notice
OF such intention, an6shan then be entitled to
receive the amount pd in by him and such pro-
portion of the profits the bylaws may pre-
scribe, less all fines al other charges due such
corporation; but no gckholder whose stock is
held in pledge for sslrlty shall be allowed to
withdraw; and at no he shall more than one
half Of the funds them the treasury be applica-
bic TO the demands OF Withdrawing stockholders
without the consent othe board of directors.
Upon the death OF a stCholdeT, his legal repre-
sentatiyeS shall be eltied to receive the full
amount paid in ty hiund il gal interest there
on; first deducting all arges that may be due
on the stock; but no fin shall be charged TO
deceased members accent after his decease, IN
less his legal Iepresentage shall have assumed
the future payments ONE stock.
Section z. This act stl be in force and take
effect from and after its ssage and publication.
approved March q. Is.
CHAPIR 1872
AN ACT to amend secut 2400 of chapter 112, of
the revised statutes, eItled "of the Supreme
Court" and to provider the appointment of
certain messengers and1pyists.
The people of the state oNisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly,o enact as follows:
Section 1. Section 2400f the revised statutes
is hereby amended so thai shall read as follows:
Section 2400. Such justis may appoint three
messengers and copyists,, render such assist
ance in the performance ohe duties of the JUS
tees as they may require. hey may remove any
of the persons SO employed pleasure, and may
appoint others in the plao of any whose en-
pioyment has terminated. he chief Justice or
in case he is absent one othe other justices,
shall certify to the secretary state from time to
time, the name of each pers SO appointed, and
the dates, respectively, of Acknowledgement and
termination of his service. e compensation of
each of said appointees shalh seVenty-five dol
lars per Juonth, and the sam6all be audited by
the secretary of state and Pc on his warrant
therefor out of any money Inc state treasury