The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-21

cal district, and it shall give at least
thirty days public notice of the time and
place of such meeting. The board shall
have the power to make bylaws for the
proper fultillment of its duties under this
act and shall keep book of registration
in which shall be entered the names and
postoffice address of all persons registered
or holding permits under this act, which
book shall also specify such facts as said
persons shall claim to justify their
registration. Three members of said
board shall constitute quorum for the
transaction of any and all business.
Sec. IA. The secretary of the board in
addition to his salary or other compensa-
ton, shall also receive his travelling and
other expenses incurred in the perform
ance of his official duties. The members
of the board shall receive the sum of FIVE
dollars for each day actually engaged in
this service and all legitimate and neces-
sary expenses incurred in attending the
meeting of said board. Said expenses
shall be paid from the fees received by
the board under the provisions of this act
and no part of the salaries or other ex-
penses of the board shall be paid out of
the state treasury. The secretary shall
pay over to the treasurer of the board
all moneys that shall comes into his
hands as secretary and all moneys re-
ceived in excess of said per diem allow
ance and other expenses above provided
for. shall be held by the treasurer as a
special fund for meeting the expenses of
said board. Provided, that the board of
pharmacy may each year make an APP
preparation from its surplus for the bell
eft of the department of pharmacy of
the University of Texas, said appropria-
ton to be expended in such manner and
f1r StInI Cni
the approval of the dean of the faculty.
may direct.
Sec 10. Any person who shall pro-
cure or attempt to procure registration
for himself or any other person under
this act by wilfuly making or causing to
be made any false representation. shall,
upon conviction, be fined not less than
twenty-five dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars for each and every such
offense. and the name of the person so
fraudulently registered shall be stricken
from the register.
Sec. 16. The president Of the board of
pharmacy may direct the secretary to is
sue Temporary certificates to applicants
presenting satisfactory evidence OF their
qualifications, but said temporary certiii-
Gates shall be null and void after the
first meeting of the board next after
granting said temporary certificates. FRO
yided, further, that not more than one
temporary certificate shall ever be grant
ed to any one person. The fee for issu-
ing temporary certificate shall be one
dollar.
Sec. II. All persons registered in ac-
cordance with the act regulating the pracc
tice of pharmacy, approved April d, 1883:
shall, upon presenting to the Doard OF
pharmacy satisfactory proof of such reg
istration, be registered, without eXamlna-
ton, upon thespayment of the fee TOR re-
newals as provided in section OF TINS
act.
Section 1S Proprietors of drug stores
or pharmacies in localities in the state
of Texas which were exempt from the
provisions of the former act regulating
the practice of pharmacy, and who are
actively engaged in the preparation OF
physicians prescriptions and compondings
and vending medicines at the passage OIL
this act shall be registered without eN-
animation upon the payment of the zee
as prescribed in section Z. Provided, that
application for registration shall be made
to the board of pharmacy within ninety
DAYS after the organization of said board.
Sec. 10. All acts and parts OF acts IN
conflict with this act are hereby repealed