Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08

ceSSorS are quaHned; vacancies snail De
filled for the unexpired term.
2. The Wisconsin pharmaceutical asso-
citation shall annually elect three pharma-
cists, whose election shall be certified to
the governor by the president and secretary
Of such association, from which number or
from the persons previously so elected and
certified the governor shall fill any vacancy
In the board of pharmacy, whether occur
ring by the expiration of a term or other
WISE
Section @ Section 14O9c statutes Of
1898, is amended to read Section 1900.
Ing IN the o month in@ of e0d an annual fe Rgs a
and place to be designated by it's president
ana secretary. Three members shall con-
stitute quorum. At such meeting the pre-
sident, secretary and treasurer shall be
elected Tor the term of one year and until
their successors are qualified the secretary
ana an treasurer may or may not be members
or the board. Bylaws may be made by
the board for its government and the regu-
lations of the performance of its duties
z Meetings of the board shall be held
a. least once in three months for the ex-
animation Of applicants for registration as
pharmacists and assistant pharmacists and
FOR the transaction of their business; thirty
days public notice of meetings held for
such examination shall be given In such
manner as the bylaws provide.
8. All applicants for registration. who
make application in accordance with the by
laws of the board and the provisions of this
chapter, shall be examined and If found
competent shall be granted certificates.
Il Iue DOuTQ SuaIl cause the prOSeCu~
ton Of all persons violating any of the
provisions of this chapter, report annually
to the governor and the Wisconsin pharma-
ceutical association upon the condition OF
pharmacy in this state, and give therein
record Of its proceedings, the receipts
and disbursements, and the names Of all
persons registered as pharmacists or assist
ant pharmacists
g. The secretary shall keep a record of
the proceedings of the board and a book
In which ne shall enter the names and the
places Of business Of all persons registered
under this chapter; such book shall be
prima facie evidence to who are regist-
cred pharmacists or registered assistant
pharmacists. He shall receive a salary to
be liked by the board and be reimbursed the
amount actually and necessarily expended
for travelling and other expenses In the per-
formance or his official duties, and shall
give such bond as the board may from time
to time require.
6. The members Of the board shall each
receive i've dollars for every day they ara
actually engaged in the performance of their
duties and be reimbursed the sum Of their
actual expenses in attending meetings.
Z: All disbursements of whatever nature
or Tor whatever purpose shall be made from
the fees , received by the board no part
thereof shall be paid out of the state treas
ury.. The treasurer shall hold all moneys
received In excess Of the amount necessary
to meet claims allowed as a fund from
which to pay future expenses.
Section 3. Section 1900, statutes of
1898, as amended by chapter $40, laws Of
1901, is amended to read Section 1900
l. All persons now registered as pharma-
| cists or assistant pharmacists by such board
may continue to practice rheir profession by
complying with the provisions of this chap
ter. Certificates Of registration as pharma-
cists shall be issued to such persons Of
twenty-one years of age or over as shall
have had five years practical experience
In a drug store or drug stores in which
prescriptions of medical practitioners were
compounded during that time and who shall
pass satisfactory examination under the
board of pharmacy and comply with thu
provisions of this chapter.
2. Provided. that graduates Of the sew
eral courses Of the department OF phar-
macy of the university Of this state and
like courses shall be entitled to such certi-
hcates upon proof Of two years practical
experience In such a drug store or stores,
the passing of such examination and COM
pliance with the other provisions Of thlg
chapter
3. -" Proof of experience, graduation
and character herein required shall be made
to the satisfaction Of the board.
4. Every registered pharmacist shall be
entitled to continue the practice - his pro-
fession by annually, at such time as the
board Of pharmacy may determine, making
application thereto for the renewal of hts
certificate and paying the fee hereinafter re-
CURED; If he falls to procure a certificate
Of renewal for sixty days after the secretary
notice Of the expiration of his registration,
he shall cease to be such a pharmacist
within the meaning Of this chapter, and
shall not become such until he shall be ex-
amlned as provided in this section
5. The board of pharmacy may refuse to
grant a certificate of registration to any
person guilty of felony or gross immortality
or who Is addicted to the use of alcoholic
liquors or narcotic drugs to sucn extent as
to render him unfit to practice pharmacy I;
and the board of pharmacy may, after dus
notice and hearing, revoke q certificate for
like cause, or any license or certificate
which has been procured by fraud.
Section 4: There is added to the stat
utes of 1898 new section to read: Sec
tiOn 1409e-1. In rural districts where there
Is no person licensed as a pharmacist, or
as an assistant pharmacist, within less than
three miles, the board of pharmacy may Is
sue permits to dealers in general merchan-
disc TO sell such drugs and medicines as
may be specified by the board, which permit
shall run for period Of one year.
Section 8. Section 1409f, statutes OF
1893 Is amended to read Section 1409f.
l. Any person who shall wilfully make a
fraudulent statement or representation TO
procure registration for himself or any
other person under the provisions of this
chapter or who shall violate any such pro-
visions for which q specific penalty or for
fixture Is not declared, shall for each and
every such Offense forfeit fifty dollars.
z. Every person making application for
registration shall, at the time thereof, pay
five dollars, one dollar OF which
shall be refunded If such application ~
denied.
8. Every person applying for the renewal
Of a certificate shall, at the time OF making
application, pay such fee as the board may
have fixed, not exceeding one dollar.
4. Every person applying for q permit
to dealers In general merchandise to sell
drugs and medicines as provided in section
1409e-1, shall pay such fee as the board
of pharmacy may fix, not exceeding five dol
lars.
3. Every certificate of registration as a
registered pharmacist or as a registered
assistant pharmacist and every renewal
thereof in force and every permit to deal
ers in general merchandise shall be con-
spicuously exposed in the pharmacy or other
places. of business In which the person TO
whom it is granted Is employed; failure
or neglect to so expose the same shall sub
ject such person to forfeiture OF ten dol
neglect.
Section g. Section 1909, statutes Of
1898, as amended by chapter $50, laws Of
1899, Is amended to read Section 14O9g.
1. Any person who shall retail, compound
or dispense or permit to be retailed, COM
pounded or dispensed drugs, medicines Or
pOisons, except paris green put up In pack
ages labeled paris green poison" or In
stitute or conduct any pharmacy, store or
shop for retailing, compromising or dispens-
ing drugs, MEDICINES or poisons In any
town, city or village having five hundred
or more inhabitants, unless such person
shall be q registered pharmacist, or shall
employ and place In charge or such phar-
macy, store or shop registered pharmacist,
shall forfeit fifty dollars for eacn offense.
q Provided, that a registered assistant
pharmacist may compound ana dispense
prescriptions and vend drugs, medicines and
poisons under the personal supervision OF
a registered pharmacist, and during the tenn
porary absence of the registered pharma-
cist such drug store or pharmacy may be left
in charge Of q registered assistant pharma-
cst without mourning such forfeiture.
3. Temporary absence, as used In thig
section shall mean such brief absences aB
are incident to the transaction of business,
going to meals, etc. When 1t becomes neces-
sary for the registered pharmacist to be alb
sent for a longer period such drug store or
pharmacy may be left in charge of an assist
ant pharmacist not to exceed ten days