Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-06-06

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na. concentration PROCEEDINGS IN AZ ~ tllstl-
nef provided in sections ea5 30 III the man
IaIutes OF 1898, and it shall nn+ 80 wv VI
fbSt " allege in the petifion +h pe nec-
agree Nth commission has been unabIa f
maid for !1e owners as to the nrica n ~
Paw LOT said lands The conn !pt 10 De
49, nIahe contracts for the nnrnb 1iiay
an1rd por'ioa of said lands, subject fo +b od
and accent d tne governor, and may receive
section b. When any award 80
ceedin9S hnlade IN any condemnation ms
for the nneloIofe or hereafter insti+ntod
nor+ une purpose of acquiring lila ~ u n
poItIon or said lands tha Sncr 80 70 any
~ nI after the expiration of The o. +f me
4appeal from said award, shall 1naio ' a9
of award t ~ secretary Of state the amount
S CO aMaru TO each owner of land onI IN
SeneaIty OF state shall therennonI " IT,. tne
onn,t upon the state treasurer for ~ d
SON 0 tn 6L such award in favor of the na al
80 ~ Mnoin such award is made Tbo 20
retary shall also certify Tho nTCt Inc sec
p poadt incurred In such condpmno+ion ~
iIfieGlnSS, stating therein the natIlUa pt ply
stofe cbon Ill expenses, and the secretary Of
tho + rLi thefeupon draw warrant ,Inon
tHe treasurer in favor of tha SanT.a+o upon
$500, .,tu coliii llSSlon for the amount of Sncb ~ "
En-, ana the secretary of said commiS-
,oh snail thereupOn pay the Sona ~ 10
person entitled thereto, SAME 70 the
Of o 49, {. All contracts for the nurchoso
" u LGdI estate for the purposes of said 80"
upon UPON b ni submitted to the governor and
Speclhed therein to be paid shall foItbU,itb
oe pald TO the person entitled tborntn ~ ~
OF the state treasury Aelo Jul
-, SGS't n .. Each commissioner annointed
uiluer tne provisions of this act shat ronaio
ms actual expenses and five dolIar 80 I've
Loi tne Time actually served upon said COM
ttnISsloL' and for period nor eycaodinn
twenty days in any one wear e0"i"s
,oecton y: For the purpose of carrvino ont
Tue PROVISIONS Of this act there is herehv
anpropHated from the money in tha stoto
s sTeas of not otherwise appropriated, the
SUN OF seven thousand five hundred 1oIIo-r>
section 10. This act shall TAKE nffoo+ aIi
De IN force, from and after its PASSAGE and
publication. P'"S0 anu
Approved May G, 1901.
NO ILL., Al Published May 8, 1901
.> CHAPTER 3O6.
AN ACT to amend sections 1435b and 1435c
OF the statutes of 1885, relating to the
pfactlce of medicine and surgery in the
state OF Wisconsin, and the compensation
Oh members of the state board Of medical
examiners W i
Inc people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented III senate and assembly do enact
Section l. Section 1435b of the sto+r+os
OF 1898 Is hereby amended so as to read as
LolIoWs: section 1435b. All persons com
!!lehclng tne practice Of medicine or surgery
IN any OF their branches, shall apply to said
Doafd at the time and place DESIGNATED bv
the board or at any regular meeting for
Incense so to do and shall submit to an ex-
ANIMATION IN the various branches of medi-
cine ana surgery and present to said board
a diploma from reputable medical college
Cnat requires at least four courses of not
less than six months each before gradua-
tl0n; no two of said courses to be taken
within any one twelve months and that
shall after the year 1901 require for admis-
sion thereto an elementary education equiv
alenC 10 that necessary for entry to the
Junior class of an accredited high school of
TINS state, including one years course in
Latin, and for graduation from said medical
college at least four courses of not less than
seven months each; no two of said courses
to be taken within any one twelve months
provided however, that any student who is
now matriculated in any medical college of
this state which requires four courses Of
six months each as prerequisite of gradu-
alton, no two courses to be taken within
one twelve month, shall on presentation Of
his diploma from such medical college and
on payment Of the fees specified in this act,
be admitted to practice without further ex-
animation by such state board of medical
examiners The examination in matera
med1ca, therapeutics, and practice of medi-
cine shall be conducted by members of said
board representing the school Of medicine
which the applicant claims to follow. The
proceedings Of the board shall at all reason
able times be open to public Inspection
After an examination, and upon presenta-
ton Of a satisfactory diploma as hereinbe-
fore provided, the said board shall, If it
find the applicant qualified, grant q license
to said applicant to practice medicine and
surgery in this state, which license can only
be granted by the consent Of not less than
five members, and which shall be signed by
the president and secretary and attested by
the seal of the board There shall be added
to said board, an eighth member to be APP
pointed by the governor, within ninety days
from the passage of this act, from a list of
five names to be furnished him by the Wis
consin State Osteopathic Association, who
shall be an OSteopathiC physician heretofore
licensed in accordance with the provisions
of this section. and who shall not in any
way be connected with any oSteOpathic
school The term of office Of such eighth
member of said board shall be governed by
the provisions of section 1885, and his sue
cessor shall be appointed In accordance with
the provisions Of this section. Said board
shall grant license to practice oSteOpathy to
ali applicants Of good moral character
who pass the regular examination of such
board in anatomy, histology, physiology,
obstetrics, gynecOlOgy, pathology, urinalisls
toxocolOgy, hygiene and dietetics, diagnosis,
theory and practice of oste0pathy, and pre-
sent to said board a diploma from regu-
larly conducted college OF osteopathy main
tanning the standard of the associated col
leges of OsteOpathy IN it's requirements for
matriculation and graduation and requiring
personal attendance for at least four terms
of five months each. All reputable resi-
dent graduates of regular colleges of este
opathy who were practicing in this state
prior to March first, 1901, and who shall be
recommended to said board by the executive
committee of the Wisconsin State OSteo-
pathic Association shall, upon application
without examination, be granted a Incense
to practice osteopathy, provided application
for such license is made within ninety days
from the passage of this act. OsteOpaths
when so licensed shall have the same rights
and privileges, and be subject to the same
statutes and regulations as other physicians,
hut shall not have the right to give or pre-
scribe drugs or to perform surgical opera
lions Provided further that the osteo-
DatnIc schools to be recognized by the
board. shall, after September 1908, maintain
tnp same standard as to elementary educa-
tIOn and time of study before graduation,
as is required of medical colleges by this
act Graduates of such osteOpathic schools
shall be entitled to take the full examina-
tiOn of said board which shall, If 1t find
the applicant qualified. grant license to
said applicant to practice medicine and sur
pnrv in this state. The fee for such eXaml-
nation shall be fixed by the board, but Shail
not exceed ten dollars, and five dollars add1-
+ional for the certificate if issued such fee
shall be paid by the applicant to the treas
urer of the board, to be applied toward oe-
fraying the expenses Of the board: II any
person licensed by said board shall be CON
Yictpd of any crime committed IN the course
of his professional conduct. the court IN
which such conviction is had, may In addl-
| on to any other punishment imposed pur,
Suant TO law revoke such license. Salu
board shall have the power to adopt Such
rules for it's government and may require
tba filing out of such blanks as 1t may
deem necessary to get at the true character
and Qualifications of applicant for license
and may use discretionary power IN feruS.
inc license to any who cannot furnish PROOF
Of good morals and professional character;
The person so receiving such license Sna III