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


conference acting with it; fifteen hundred
copies annually Of the proceedings of the
Wisconsin teachers association, provided
that the whole number of printed pages
shall not exceed two hundred; and the same
shall be distributed by the secretary of the
said Wisconsin teachers association. Ex-
cept as otherwise provided two thousand
copies of each Of said reports shall be
bound separately in cloth, all others singly
in paper. Said commissioners may author
ize the printing Of half-tOne and other cuts
in the bulletins and reports issued by au-
thority Of law from the state university
and in such other documents as they deem
proper. If the printing of these is not
provided for in the contract with the state
printer, the commissioners may fix the price
thereof at the lowest current rates. They
may also have made reasonable number
of cuts for Illustrating such bulletins.
Section 2. There is hereby appropriated
from the general fund of the state, not
otherwise appropriated a sufficient sum Of
money to meet the provisions of this act
Section 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force, from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May 8, 1901.
No. 18, Al [PubHsbed May Ii, 1901.
CHAPTER $40.
AN ACT to amend section 1409d Of the stat
uteS of 1898, relating to the registration Of
pharmacists.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do enact
as follows
Section /. Section 1900 of the statutes
of 1898 is hereby amended by inserting after
the word Chapter in the thirteenth line
of said section the following words, ''such
certificates Of registration shall also be is
sued to such persons of good moral char
acter as, previous to the enactment Of
chapter 1877 of the laws Of Wisconsin for
1882, shall have had ten yeras experience
as pharmacist in drug store or drug stores
in village or city within the state Of Wis
cOnSin containing population of over five
hundred, in which drug store or drug stores,
prescriptions of medical practitioners were,
during that period, put up and compound
ed" Also by striking out the word grad
uatiOn" where used in the thirteenth line
Of said section and inserting in place there
Of the words graduation and character,
so that said section as amended shall read
as follows: Section 1900. All persons now
registered as pharmacists by such board
ma continue to practice their profession by
complying with the provisions of this
chapter. Certificates of registration as
pharmacists shall be issued to such persons
Of twentyOne years of age or over as shall
have hau five years. practical experience in
a drug store or drug stores in which pre-
ScrlptiOns Of medical practitioners were
compounded during that time and who
shall pass a satisfactory examination under
the board of pharmacy and comply with the
provisions of this chapter; provided, that
graduates of the several courses Of the de-
partment of pharmacy of the university of
this state and of other universities and col
leges giving like courses, shall be entitled
to such certificates upon proof OF two years
practical experience in such drug store
or stores, the passing Of such an eXam1na-
ton and compliance with the other prOvl-
siOns of this chapter. Such certificates of
registration shall also be issued to such
persons of good moral character as, pre-
viOuS to the enactment of chapter l61 OF the
laws of Wisconsin for 1882 shall have had
ten years experience as pharmacist in
drug storeNor drug stores in village or
city within the state of Wisconsin con-
tanning a population Of over five hundred,
in which drug store or drug stores pFescrip-
lions of medical practitioners were curing
that period put up and compounded. Proof
Of the experience, graduation and character
herein required shall be made to the salts
faction of the board. Every registered
pharmacist shall be entitled to continue the
practice OF his profession by annually, at
such time as the board Of pharmacy may
determine, making application thereto for
the renewal Of his certificate and paying
the fee hereinafter required; If he fails to
procure certificate of renewal for sixty
days after the secretary Of the board shall
have given him a second notice Of the eX-
piration Of his registration, he shall cease
to be such pharmacist within the meaning
Of this chapter and shall not become such
until he shall be examined as provided in
this section.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force, from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May g, 1901.
No. sol, Al Published May II, 1901.
CHAPTER 341
AN ACT amending sections 1870, 1872, 1874,
1875, 1876, 1584e, 1584f and 1881, of the
statutes of 1898 relating to the licensing
of peddlers and transient merchants.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do enact
as follows
Section l. Section 1870 Of the statutes of
1898 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 1870. No person shall be allowed to
travel from town to town, from house to
house, or from place to place, in any town
(the word town as used in this section shall
include cities and villages, for the purpose
Of selling or exposing for sale, barter or
exchange, at retail or to consumers, any
goods, wares, merchandise, notions or other
articles Of trade whatsoever, whether by
sample or otherwise, and whether any Of
said articles of trade are delivered at the
time Of sale or are to be delivered at some
future day, unless he shall have obtained
license as peddler as herein provided; but
this chapter shall not prevent any manu-
facturer, mechanic, nurSeryman or farmer
from selling his work or production by him
self or employee; provided, that such man
ufacturer or mechanic shall have actually
manufactured the goods, and such nursery
man or farmer shall have actually raised
the products so sold or offered for sale, or
shall have owned and been in possession
of the same for not less than three months
next prior to said sale or offering for sale,
or any patent tight uedlef from SeIlluS his
own invention; or any persons from selling
or offering to sell at wholesale or to deal
erS only, any goods, wares or merchandise
whatsoever, or any fish dealers from selling
fish or train boys from selling to persons
travelling on railroad trains, nor persons
from selling fruit or vegetables in cities OF
the first class without a license, provided
that this section shall not be construed to
require any keeper Of a retail meat market,
or dealer in agricultural machinery or farm
implements, who keeps a permanent place
of business, or his employees, to procure
license to sell such meats, machinery or i'm
Elements as are kept in stock by him at
such place; nor shall it apply to the solicit
ing of orders for sale or to the Offering for
sale by sample or otherwise, or any goods,
wares, merchandise, notions or other
articles of trade which are without the
state at the time, and are thereafter to be
shipped or sent direct to the person so or
derng or purchasing said articles, nor to
the doing of any act which shall interfere
with interstate commerce; but it does apply
to all persons required to obtain license as
peddlers, including travelling vendors of ex-
tracts, salves, medicines and drug COM
pounds; whether offered for sale by the
patentee or manufacturers thereof, their
employees or others, all who are transient
merchants, traders or dealers, such as bring
into any town, city or village any articles
of trade, other than such as are excepted
herein, for the purpose of selling the same
in the manner provided in this section and
who do not intend to become and do not
become permanent merchants, traders or
dealers IN such town, city or village; per-
manent merchants, traders and dealers be-
ing here defined to be those who remain in
the locality and engage in trade for a
period of six months or more, continuously
or who pay taxes upon their goods, wares,
merchandise or other articles Of trade in
the town, city or village in which they are
offered for sale, as dealers resident there
pay taxes.
Section ?. Section 1872 of the statutes of