The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-07
1891

SECT. g.. Whenever goods, merchandise, packages,
or parcels, transported by any railroad, steamboat
laws Of this state, remain unclaimed for six months
after It's arrival at the point to which it shall have
sonal property remain in public warehouse for six
months after the charges thereon have been right
fully demanded and left unpaid, the same may be
sold at auction in the city ortown where said railroad
steamboat, express stage company, has it's general
ated and whenever goods, merchandise packages or
parcels transported by any railroad, steamboat,
laws of this state, and having office of president
treasurer, clerk or general superintendent within
this state, but doing business in this state remain
claimed for six after it's arrival at the point
to which it shall have been directed, the may be
sold at auction to pay the charges thereon and the
pense Of advertising and selling
amended so as to read as follows
SECT g. company existing by virtue of the laws
of 5 o0 selling any sTch articles or
nomce OF the time ana place Of sale, in four public
of Cumberland one published at Augusta, in the
county OF Kennebec; one published at lewiston in
gor in the county of Penobscot; said notices shall
contain brief description and list of all such prop
serve to identity them together with the name of the
bea Sn ano ane Pce 0 TO Meh SAD articles were
laws of this state, and having office of president
this state but doing business within this state before
selling any such articles or merchandise, shall give
publishing notice in some public newspaper printed
in the county where such merchandise is so held
least seven days before the day appointed for the
sae if newspaper is published in the county where
shall be published in some newspaper in adjoining
county. Such articles or merchandise shall be sold
at the place where neld The proceeds of all goods
sold, after deducting the costs of transportation
credit Of the in the books Of the comony MAKE
Ing the sale; and shall be paid to him on demand;
such property any greater than SO received
from said sale' Approved March A.
Chapter 43.
AN ACT to insure the better education of practitioners
0fDental Surgery and to regulate the practice of
Dentistry in the State of Maine.
tce or hold himself out to be practitioner of den
tstry or dental surgery until he or she shall have first
whoever violates the provisions of this section shall
be fined not less than twenty-five, nor more than
ton shall take effect three months after the approval
SECT. 3. board of examiners to consist of five
dentists of good standing who have been in prac
is hereby created. The members of said board shall
be appointed by the governor, with advice and con-
years until their successors are qualifed except
however, that the first five members to constitute
for the term of one year, for two years. and one
for three years. Vacancies in said board at any time
occurring shall be filled by the governor in accord
with the provisions OF this section.
members of said board shall take and subscribe the
oaths prescribed by law to be taken by other officers
after their appointment the members of said board
shall meet and organize, by choosing one of their
secretary for the ensuing and until their
ors are chosen and shall meet annually thereafter at
time and place to be determined by said board at its
previous annual meeting, and may meet at such
other times and places said board may deem neces
sary. A majority of the members of said board shall
constitute quorum, true record of whose proceed
1ngs shall be kept by the secretary and shall be open
at all reasonable times to public inspection. The sec
rotary under direction ofthe board shall further keen
register In which shall be entered the name, resi-
dence and place of business of every person author
lied under this act to practice dentistry and shall
certify copy of the same the secretary of state
who shall enter the in book be kept for the
purpose.
SECT. A. Every person engaged in the practice of
dentistry or dental surgery in this state the time
OF approval OF this act shall, within three months
thereafter, his or her residence and place
of business to be registered with said board of
liners. The statements of every such person shall be
verified under oath before notary public or Justice
or the peace In such manner as may be prescribed
by the board, and upon due compliance and payment
shall receive from said board a certificate in due
form signed by the president and aested by the
rotary authorizing such persons to practice dentistry
in the state.
SECT: Any person desiring to practice dentistry
or dental surgery in this state, who entitled
register under the preceding section upon first pass
ing satisfactory examination before said board in
anatomy, physiology, pathology, therapeutics chem
1stry and the theory and practice of dentistry and on
payment Of the fee provided in section seven of
ce1ve certificate provided in section four of this
act. 49, - 'n1'
SECT. 6. The secretary of said board NAV GRANT .
temporary permit to practice dentistry to any suit
pcatOn therefor and shall deposit with him the sIn
often dollars to be applied towards the said
applicants examination fee. Such permit shall he
valid only until the next meeting of said board