Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-06
BARRIERS.

THE TEXT OF THE NEW LAW GOV
EERNING THE BUSINESS OF BAR.
BEERS IN NORTH DAKOTA.
An Act to Regulate the Practice Of Barbering,
Practice, and to Insure the Better Education
OF Such Practitioners in the State of North
Dakota.
Be it enacted, etc.:
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful for
barber in this state unless he shall
have first obtained a certificate of reg
%istTation as provided in this act; pro-
vided, however, that nothing in this
act contained shall apply to OF affect
any person who is now actually en-
gagged in such occupation, except al
hereinafter provided. @'-
Sec. q. A board of examiners to
consist Of three (3)n persons is hereby
created to- carry out the purposes and
enforce the provisions of this act.
Said board shall be appointed by the
governor, and each person appointed
to act on said board must be a prac-
teal barber who has been practicing
his profession in the state of North
Dakota for the past five years. Each
member of the board shall serve for a
term OF two ~ years and until his
successor is appointed and qualified,
except in the case, of the first board
whose members shall serve one, two,
and three years respectively, as speci-
fed in their appointment. Each
member OF. said board shall give a.
bond of five thousand @($5, QO0) dollars
with sureties to be approved by the
secretary Of state, conditioned for the
faithful performance of his duties,
and shall take the oath provided by
law for public officers. Vacancies
on said board caused by death, resigna-
| ton or expiration of the term Of any
member thereof, shall be filled by ap-
pointment from the same class of per-
sons to which the deceased or retiring
member belonged.
Sec. 3. Said board shall. elect a
president, secretary and treasurer, and
shall have it's headquarters at the
state capital; shall have a common
seal, and the secretary and president
shall have power to administer oaths.
Sec. 4. Each member OF said board
shall receive a compensation of three
dollars per day for actual service and
ten cents per mile for zach mile ac-
tually travelled in attending the meet
ings OF said board, which compensa-
ton shall be paid out OF any moneys
in the hands of the treasurer of said
board; provided, that the said com
%pensation and mileage shall in nc
event be paid out of the state treasury.
Sec. 5. Said board shall make a BIZ
ennial report to the governor, which
report shall contain a. statement OF
it's receipts and disbursements during
the preceding two years; also a full
statement OF its doings and proceed
ings, and such recommendations as
to it may seem proper looking to the
better carrying OutEof the intents and
purposes of this act, which report shall
not be printed except at the expense
of the fund herein provided for. Any
moneys in the hands of the treasurer
Of the said board at the time of making
such report, in excess Oh two hundred
and fifty dollars, shall be paid over to
the state treasurer to be kept by him
for the future maintenance of the
board and to be disbursed by him upon
warrants signed BY tie president and
treasurer of the said board. s2 e
Sec. 6. Said board shall hold pub
lie examinations at least four times II
each year id at least four Different
cities In this state, ait such times and
places as it may determine, notice o1
such meetings to be given by publ
cation thereof at least ten days before
such meetings, In the county where
such meeting lis to be held.
Sec /. Every person now engaged
in the occupation OF barber In THU
state shall, within ninety days aftel
the taking effect OF this act, fi1e with
the secretary OF said board an affidavit
setting forth his name, residence and
length OF time during which. and Thu
place where he has practieed such oc