The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-01


dispense mcafcincs or porsons except under tner
immediate supervision Of registered pharma~
ciat.
4 day OF June next the New Jersey Pharmaceutical
A Association shall submit to the governor the
/ uames Of fifteen pharmacists doing business
w.snln tnss state, from which number she GOV
rsabs the hoard of pharmacy Of the state Of New
Jr1se5, ard who shall hold Office f0r the terms OF
ous two. three, four and FIVE yeurs designated
IN their respective appointments. and until their
SUCCESSORS shall have been appointed aud quail
Del zAe New sf1,s:y = 1Tsnp1.s't;cal ASsfciatlon
shaf annually thereafter nominate 10 the gov
ern0r Gre pharmacists, Of whom the governor
shall appoint 10 fiji the vacancy annually
occurring In the said board, who shall hold Office
for FIVE years and until his successor shall have
been appointed snd qualified; any vacancy oc-
curing NJ said board shall be filed by the g0v>
ernor for the unexpired term from among the
persons lsst nominated to him each person SO
appointed SHALL within thirty days alter appoint
ment, take and subscribe an oath, before any
oiicer aufnssized % administer oashs In the state,
the duties prescribed BY this act.
3. And be It enacted That the board Of phar-
sec cs and sna shan Rays
to make by-fnws and rlles for the proper fulfill
ment of its duties under this act It shall meet at
least once in three months alternately in the cities
of Paterson, Newark. Treaton and Camden. and
shall give thirty days notice of the time and
place of such meetings it shall examine into all
applications for registration, and grant certificates
of registration to pharmacists having diplomas
from colleges OF pharmacy, regularly chartered
medical colleges granted on four years practical
experience, and to such other persons as 1t shall
Judge on examination, to be properly qualified
to practice pharmacy It shall Keep book of reg
istration in which shall be entered the names and
Npaces of business of all persons registered under
this act, and shall also keep book of record of
all its official transactions, which books shall be-
legal evidence of such transactions in any court
of law 1t shall have power to examine into all
cases of alleged abuse, fraud and incompetence,
cause the prosecution of all persons not comply
ing with the provisions of this art and suspend OF
revoke the registration OF any person legally con-
victed of violating the same; it shall report
annually to the governor and to the president OF
the New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association upon
the condition of pharmacy in the state. which
report shall embrace a detailed statement of the
receipts and expenditures of the board; the
members of said board shall receive the sum OF
five dollars for each day actually engaged in this
service be paid from the fees and penalties coll
lected under the provision of this act and all
/ moneys thus collected by said board IN excess OF
said per diem allowance and of the necessary ex-
pense OF said board shall be paid to the treasurer
of the New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association at
its annual meeting; three members OF the board
shall constitute quorum.
4. And be it enacted, That every person apply
ing for registration under this act shall furnish
satisfactory evidence that he has had at least four
years experience in the practice of pharmacy,
and pay 10 the treasurer of the board OF phar-
macy fee of five dollars and upon passing an
examination satisfactory TO said board he shall
receive from said board certificate of registra-
ton; in case OF failure to pass satisfactory ex-
amfu8E1Ou4 the applicant snail De STAIlLtQ u
second examination (without the payment Of
another fee) at any time within six months from
his first examination; the registration fee to phar
macists having the diplomas mentioned in section
three shall be two dollars every pharmacist
owning or conducting pharmacy or store shall
conspicuousiy display his certificate of regstra-
ton in said pharmacy or store and any failure to
do so shall be held to be p1ma facie evidence,
that such person is not 4 registered pharmacist
Sand be 1t enacted, That any person who SHAH
procure or attempt TO procure registration for him
self or any other person under this act by making
or causing to be made any false representations,
or fraudulently represent himself to be registered
or shall adulterate or sell any adulterated drug
medicine or chemical, or who shall otherwise
violate the provisions of this act Except section
sixl, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof, be liable to pen
atty of not less than fifty or more than one hum
| bred dollars, and for any subsequent offense or
otfenses like fine or imprisonment, not to exceed
six months or both at the discretion of the court.
6 And be it enacted, That it shall not be law
full for any person to retail or dispense any OF the
| poisons enumerated in schedule A appended to
| this section, or any other substance commonly
| recognized as a deadly poison, without distinctly
labelling with red label the bottle, box, vessel or
/ wrapper in which such poison IS contained with
| the name of the article, the word poison and
| the name and place of business Of the dispenser,
nor without being satisfied that the purchaser IS
aware OF its poisonous nature ana lntenos 70 use
/ comply with the requirements OF this sect0n snail
| be deemed guilty OF misdemeanor, and for every
such omission shall be liable TO fine OF not less
| than ten dollars and any person who shall give
fictitious name, or who shall make any false rep
resentation to the seller when buying any of the
| posous thus enumerated, shall be deemed guilty
| 81 4 mfsdemeanor aud be liable TO fine of not
less than ten dollars; the penal provisions OF this
act shall not apply the sale OF such poisons as
| are used IN the arts agriculture or in manufac-
| turing TO persons known to be engaged in such
| h,lrsts nor to the dispensing of poisons upon
I the prescription of a practicing physician
/ SCHEDULE A.
Arsenic and its compounds or chemical deriva-
tives: corrosive sublimate and other poisonous
| derivatives of mercury; phosphorus and its poi
4 souous derivatives prussic acid and Its poisonous
| dcrivatives tartrate of anthony; essential oil
Of bitter almonds; oils of tansy, savln or croton;
| chloroform, al-hydrate aconite be1ladonna,
| conium canthardes. digitalis, hyoscyamus, nux
| vomica, Indian hemp, veratrum viride, yellow
| iessamine opium their alkaloids or other prepa-
rations except paregoric and other preparations
| of opium having less than two grains TO the
OUNCE ergot, sayin, cotton root and their prepa-
| \ And be it enacted, That nothing in this act.
| shall be construed to apply to or in any manner
interfere with the strictly professional pursuits or
| any physician, nor with the making or vending
| Of patent or proprietary medicines, nor with the
/ sale of simple domestic remedies by retail dealers
| in rural districts one-half mile or more remote
! from regular pharmacist, nor with the ownership
of any pharmacy or store in part or whole by any
| person not registered pharmacist; provided,
| such pharmacy store be at all times in charge
/ of q registered pharmacist; and any person hold
| ing certificate OF registration granted under any
former act shall be considered registered phar-
1 macist within the meaning OF this act
/ s. And be it enacted, That each and every fine
imposed under this act shall be paid to the treas
! urer of the board Of pharmacy.
| 3 And be 1t enacted, That this act shall be
/ public act and shall take effect immediately;
| provided that the Organization OF the board, as
1 prescribed in section three hereof, may be mad
1 and erected at any time within thirty days from
| the date OF tho appointment of its members by
| the governor.
| acts conflicting with this act are hereby repealed
1 Approved April s, 1855.
CHAPTER CxXIv.
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