The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-27

| therein, shall not be enforced at any ex-
animation held within six months after
its adoption and public PRONUNCIATION;
said board shall have the power to deter
mine the good standing ana repute Of
any college or colleges. and may, from
time to time, designate in some public
manner colleges whose diplomas viii be
received by it; the said board shall an
nounce in the leading dental journals,
from time to time, its regular stated
times for holding examinations; it shall
also cause to be published at least once
in such journals, the rules and amend
ments thereto adopted for the examina-
ton ana licensing OF practitioners, and
the mode and terms of application for ex-
aiming and license, winch shall, in all
cases. be reasonable and fair; said board
shall adopt O common seal, and may sue
or be sued. and in all actions brought by
or against it, it shall be made a party I'M
der the name of the state board of regis
tration and examination in dentistry.
3. And be it enacted, That it shall be
the duty of every person lawfully prac-
ticing or entitled to practice dentistry in
this State at the time of the passage of
this act, to apply to said board. before
the first day of January, ammo domini one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-one,
to cause his name, residence and place Of
business to be registered in book to be
kept for that purpose by the secretary of
to each person registered by it, certiti-
cate under its seal and the hand of its
president and secretary, setting forth
that such person was, at the time of the
passage of this act, lawfully entitled. by
the laws of this State, to practice
dentistry and is duly registered; the said
board, for good cause shown, may regis
ter and issue it's certificate thereof, to any
person applying therefor after said first
day OF January, ammo domini one thous-
and eight hundred and ninety-one, pro-
vided 1t shall appear to the satisfaction
of said board that the person so applying
was lawfully practicing or entitled to
practice dentistry at the Time of the pass
age of this act, and that the refusal to is
sue certificate will work hardship to said
person SO applying; the said board may
demand from any person applying for
registration and certificate, proof of his
right to the same under this act, and
may refuse to grant registration and GER
tiiicate thereof TO any person not lawfully
entitled thereto.
"a And be it enacted, That any person
aggrieved by such action of said board
may apply within sixty days after such
refusal by said board to the supreme
court of this state Tor its writ of man
damus to compel said board 60 register
and issue its certificate TO him; and in
case any justice of said court shall issue
or allow on such application an order on
said board to show cause, no suit for the
collection of any penalty for violation of
this act shall be instituted against such
person until the final hearing and deter
mtnation of such application.
5. And be il enacted, That any person
who may desire to begin the practice of
dentistry in this state after the passage of
this act shall file his name, together with
an application for examination, in the
form provided for by the rules of said
board, with the secretary of said board,
and at the time of making such applica-
ton shall pay to the secretary of said
board fee of twenty-five dollars, and
shall present himself for examination at
the first regular meeting of the board
thereafter held for examination and
licensing of practitioners in dentistry,
due notice of which meeting shall be
given him; the examination fee shall in
no case be refunded, but should any ap-
plicant, from sickness or other good cause
appearing to the satisfaction of the Board,
fail TO attend such examination. or should
any person appearing, fail to pass success
fully the examination. such person so
failing to appear or falling to pass shall
be admitted to any subsequent examine
ton or examinations without the pay
ment of further lee; every applicant for
examination shall. with his application,
submit to the said Board, as q pre-
requisite to examination, a diploma of
graduation from a dental college recog-
nized by said Board as in good standing
and repute, and proof, if the Board shall
so require, that the same was regularly
issued and conferred upon the holder in
due course; or, If not graduate of dem
tai college, a certificate under oath from
a reputable and duly authorized dentist
that he has studied with and under such
dentist as student for not less than five
years continuously; all persons success
fully passing such examination shall be
registered as licensed dentists, In a book
to be kept by the secretary OF the Board
for that purpose, and shall receive from
said Board certificate under the seal of
said Board and the hand of its President
and Secretary, that the person named
therein is lawfully authorized and
licensed to practice dentistry In this
State; such certificate, lawfully and regu-
larlyissued shall be evidence in any of the
Courts Of this State of the right of the
person named therein to practice dem
tistry in this State.
g. And be it enacted, That from and
after the passage of this act any person
desiring to study dentistry in this state
with any duly authorized dentist, for the
purpose of presenting himself for exam
ination and license as O practitioner of
dentistry in this state at the expiration
of his term of study, shall cause his name
and residence ana the name and resi-
with said board, and his term of study
shall commence and date only from such
registration; any person so registered as
student may perform mechanical work
in the office OF his preceptor, but no stu
dent shall perform any operation upon
the mouth or jaw of any person, save
in the presence and under the super
vision of his preceptor, under penalty of
revocation of his registration as a stu
dent, and such further penalty as is here
matter provided for unlawful practice of
dentistry in this state.
Z. And be it enacted, That 1t shall be
unlawful for any person not now by the
laws of this state authorized. hereafter
to practice dentistry in this state save
after examination and license by the said
state board of registration and examina-
ton in dentistry, and no person shall be
examined by said board for license I'M
less he is, at the time OF such examina-
ton, the graduate of and the holder OF q
diploma of graduation from dental col
lege recognized as in good repnte by said
board, or shall have studied with a repu-
table dentist for five years continuously
preceding his application for examine
ton.
8. And be it enacted, That out of the
funds coming into the possession of said
board shall be paid the expenses of said
board incurred in carrying out the pro-
visions of this act, and mileage TO each
member, at the rate of five cents per
mile for all distance necessarily Travelled
In discharge of his duties; no part of the
mileage or other expenses of the board
shall ever be paid out of the state treas