The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-05-31
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS Or 1902.

the election of president, secretary
and treasurer, who shall serve for the
term of one year, and who shall per-
form the duties prescribed by the
board. Meetings for the examination
of applicants for registration shall be
held on the first Thursday in April
and October IN each year, in the city
of Baltimore, or at such times and
places as may be fixed upon by the
board, provided that ten days public
notice of the hour and place of each
meeting at which there is an eXamina
ton of candidates for registration shall
be given. 1t shall be the duty of the
board to receive all applications for ex-
animation and registration submitted
in proper form; to grant certificates to
such persons as may be entitled to the
same under this Act; to report annual
ly to the Governor upon the condition
of Pharmacy of the State, which report
shall also furnish record of the pro-
ceedings of the board, as well as the
names of all persons registered under
this Act; to keep book in which shall
be registered the names and place of
business of all persons registered I'M
der this Act, and all facts pertaining
to the granting of certificates. The
said board shall have the power to
adopt any rules and bylaws not incon
sistent with this Act, necessary to the
Il transaction OF the business of tbs
board; to demand and receive from APP
plicants the fees herein provided,
which shall by the treasurer of the
board be paid to the treasurer of the
State.
Section 6-And be it further enacted
That the salaries of each board shall
be fifty dollars per annum to each
member, and all legitimate expenses
incurred in the discharge of official du
ties. The Secretary of said board
shall receive an additional salary to
be fixed by the board, and not to ex-
coed two hundred dollars per annum;
he shall pay the Treasurer at each
meeting, or whenever the board may
direct, such funds of the board as may
be in his possession, and take the
1reasuI er'S report therefore. In its
annual report to the Governor, the
board shall render an account Of all
moneys received and expenses incurred
pursuant to this Act. and the Secreta-
ry and Treasurer shall give such bond
as the board shall from time to time
direct.
Section And be it further enacted,
That any person who is at the passage
of this Act registered or entitled to
registration in Baltimore city as man
aging owner, managing assistant or re-
lief clerk, and SHALL on or before the
first day of July next, following the
passage of this Act, pay to the Mary
land Board of Pharmacy a fee of one
dollar, shall be entitled to registra
tion as pharmacist and receive a GER
tiicate of such registration.
Section Sand be it further enacted,
That any person who at the passage of
this Act is actively engaged as ownel
or manager, or is and has been SO en-
gagged as clerk for five years or more,
and has reached the age of twenty-one
years, in compromising drugs and dis
pensing physicians prescriptions in
one of the counties of this State, and
who shall on or before the first day of
July next, following the passage OF
this Act, forward to the Maryland
Board Of Pharmacy, an aftidayit to
that effect, together with Zee OF one
dollar, snail be entitled to registration
as pharmacist and to certificate OF
sucn registration.
Section S-And be it further enacted,
That on and after the passage OF this
act any person who has had TOUR years
continuous active experience in phar-
macy where physicians prescriptions
are daily compounded, and has reached
the age vi tWenty-one years, who, alter
examination by the Maryland Board
OF Pharmacy, shall be by it deemed
competent, shall be registered as phar-
maclsL and be given a certificate OF
such registration. such person shall
make application to the secretary ten
days before any OF the meetings OF the
board, and shall pay to the board q
fee or five dollars.
Section IU-And be it further enact
ed, That any person over the age of
eighteen VINO, at the passage OF this
Act, is employed as clerk or assist
ant in a pharmacy i'll this State and
has been actively engaged for one year
in pharmacy where physicians pre-
ScriptionS are daily compounded, and
shall, on or before the first day OF July
next following the passage OF this Act,
forward to the Maryland Board of
Pharmacy an affidavit to that effect,
together with fee of fifty cents, shall
be entitled to registration as assist
ant pharmacist and a certificate OF
such registration.
Section 11-And be it further enact
ed, That any person who has had two
years of continuous active experience
in d pharmacy where physicians pre-
scriptions are daily compounded, and
has attained the age of eighteen years,
who after examination by the Mary
land Board of Pharmacy, shall ba by
it deemed competent, shall be regis
tered as assistant pharmacist and be
given a certificate of such registration.
Such persons shall make application
to the secretary of the board ten days
before any of its stated meetings and
pay to the board fee of three dollars.
Section 12-And be 1t further enact
ed, That every application for examina-
ton shall with his application to the
secretary of the board file a written
declaration duly sworn to before 4
Justice of the Peace, or Notary Public,
stating the pharmacy or pharmacies,
in which he has had the experience de-
manded in Sections 9 and II. Any one
swearing falsely in the affidavit so
filed shall be deemed guilty of perjury.
Section 13-Every person receiving
pharmacists or assistant pharma-
cist's certificate shall keep the same
conspicuously posted in his place OF
business