The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-03

SloIl, dHQ SdlQ amendments SIidii ~ So
mitted to the people for their approval or
rejection at any general election, and IL
IT shall appear in manner to be pro
vided by law. that majority of all the
electors voting at said election shall have
voted for and ratified such alterations or
amendments, the same shall be valid to
all intentS and purposes as part of this
constitution. If two or more alterations
same time it shall be so regulated that
the voters shall vote for or against each
separately.
Sec. Q This proposed amendment shall
be submitted to the people of said state
for their approval or rejection at the next
general election for the year eighteen
of the legal voters of said state may at
said election vote by ballot for or against
said amer dment in manner now pro-
vided for by law for voting upon mend
mentS to the constitution, and the 1e-
turns thereof made and certified. and such
votes and the result thereof declared in a
manner provided by law for returning,
certifying and canvassing votes at general
elections, and if it shall appear therefrom
that a majority of the voters present and
voting at said election upon said amend
ment have voted in favor of the same,
then within ten G0) days after the result
shall have been ascertained, according to
law. the governor shall make proclm.a-
ton thereof and said amendments shall
thereupon take effect and be in full force
as part of the constitution of the State
of Minnesota.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage
Approved April q, 1897
CHAPTER 1911. r. NO. 81.
AN ACT to regulate the practice If bar
bertng the licensing of persons to carry
on such practice, and to insure the bet
ter education of such practitioners i'll the
State of Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Sec. j. 1t shall be unlawful for ny
person to e)llow the occup ltion of barber
IN this state unless he shall have first OBJ
vided in this act; provided, however, that
nothing in this act contained shall apply
to or affect any person who is now aot-
ualiy engaged in such occupation, except
as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2. A board of examiners. to con-
s1st OF three CD persons. is hereby ere: ted
to carry out the purposes and enforce The
provisions Ct this act. Said board sha IL
member from those persons who nav be
recommended by the several unions of
Journeyman BARRIERS in this state which
nave been in actual existence at least two
~ years prior to the making of such rec
on'mendation; one % member who has
been for at least three 60 years prior to
his appointment an employing barber in
this state and the third (3rd) a practic Al
barber who has been for at least five 90
years prior to his appointment engaged
IN such occupation in this state.
Each member of said board shall serve
for term of two ca years and until his
successor is appointed and qualified, ex-
cept in the case Of the first board, whose
members MEM RS shall serve one %. two (29 and
!nres 20 years respectively, as specified
in their appointment.
Each member of said board shall give
pond In the sum Of five thousand (5OOW
aollars, with sureties to be approved by
faithful performance of his duties. and
shai! take the oath provided by law for
public officers. Vacancies upon said board
caused by death, resignation or expira-
ton of the term of any member thereof
snail be filled by appointment from the
same class of persons to which the de-
ceased or retiring member belonged.
dent. secretary and treasurer, shall have
its headquarters at the state capitol;
shall have common seal, and the sec
administer OathS.
Sec. 4. Each member Of said board
snail receive a compensation of three (3)
dollars per day for actual service, and
ten QO) cents per mile for each mile
actually Travelled in attending the meet
ingss, of the board, which compensation
snail be paid out of any moneys in the
hands of the treasurer of said board pro-
vided, that the said compensation and
mileage shall in no event be paid out Of
the state treasury.
legislature Of this state at each of its
regular meetings full statement of the
receipts and disbursements of the board
during the preceding two CO years, a full
statement of its doingS and proceedings
and such recommendations as to it may
seem proper looking to the better carry
ing out of the intents and purposes of
this act.
Any moneys in the hands Of the treas
urer of said board at the time of making
such report, in excess 'Of two hundred
and fifty. (250) dollars, shall be paid over
to the state treasurer to be be kept by
him for the future maintenance of the
board and to be disbursed by him upon
warrants signed by the president and
treasurer of said board.
Sec. 6. Said board shall hold public ex-
aminations at least four az times in each
year in at least four az different cities
in this state, at such times and places as
to be given by publication thereof at
least ten QO) days before such meetings.
in the capital of the state and in the
county where such meeting is to be held.
the occupation Of barber in this state
shall, within ninety 900 days after, the
tary of said board an affidavit setting
forth his name, residence and the length
of time during which, and the places
where he has practiced such occupation,
and shall pay to the treasurer of said
board one O dollar, and a certificate Of
registration emitting him to practice said
occupation thereupon shall be issued to
him.
Sec. 8: Any person desiring to obtain
a certificate of registration under this
act shall make application to said board
Of said board an examination fee Of five
90 dollars, and shall present himself at
the next regular meeting of the board for
the examination of applicants, whereupon
said board shall proceed to examine such
PERSON, and, being satisfied that he is
above the age of nineteen 90 years, of
good moral character. free from conta-
gious or infectious diseases, has either
(A) studied the trade for three 90 years
as an apprentice under a qualified and
practicing barber, or OBJ studied the
properly appointed and conducted barber
school under the instructions Of a COM
petent barber, or Co practiced the trade
in another state for at least three CD
years. and is possessed of the requisite
skill in said trade to properly perform
all the duties thereof, including his abil-
ity in the preparation of the tools, shaw
ing, hair-cutting and all the duties and
services incident thereto, and is possessed
of sufficient knowledge concerning the
common diseases of the face and skin to
avoid the ,aggravation and spreading
thereof in the practice of said trade; his
name shall be entered by the board in the
register hereafter provided for. and GER
tificate of registration shall be issued to
trade in this state; provided, that when
ever it appears that applicant has ac-
CURED his knowledge of said trade in
barber school, the board shall be judges
Of whether said barber school is properly
appointed and conducted and under prop
er instruction to give sufficient training
in such trade.
All persons making application for ex-
animation under the provisions of this
act shall be allowed to practice the occu-
patton Of barbering until the next regu-
lar meeting of said board.
Sec 9. Nothing in this act shall pro-
hibit any person from serving as an ap-
prentice in said trade under a barber au-
thorized to practice the same under this
act, nor from serving as student in any
school for the teaching Of such trade UNI.
der the instruction of a qualified barber;