The Republican journal., 1907-04-04

NE, PASSED BY THE SEW
Urinary title ordinarily used without hav.
ing previously obtained a certificate from
the state board of veterinary examiners
Section 2. Section four is hereby amend
ed b. striking out al! Of said section after
the word prohibiting" in the fourteenth
line and adding any person. residing in
the state of Maine not registered from
practicing veterinary. surgery, medicine
OF dentistry, or any branch thereof. and
collecting reasonable compensation for
not attach to his name v. S. or veteri-
nary surgeon, or any veterinary title ordi-
Mainly used. or advertised by card, sign
or otherwise so that said section al
amended, shall read as follows:
Section 4. Any person who shall be en-
gagged i'll the practice of veterinary sur
gerry. medicine. or dentistry. or any
branch thereof in this state. or the date
of the approval CT this act, may lawfully
continue sucn practice upon condition
that he shall. on or before September
first, nineteen hundred and five, register
his name and address with said state
satisfactory proof to said board that he
was so in practice on said date OF APP
prevail. Any person shall be regarded as
practicing veterinary surgery, medicine,
in tile meaning of this act who has pub
llHiy piofessed to be veterinary sur
geon. or has prescribed for sick or in
jured animals and accepted fees for such
services, or has attached to his name the
title V. S. or veterinary surgeon, or any
veterinary title ordinarily used. Nothing
in this act shall be construed as prohib-
iting any person residing in the state of
Maine not registered from practicing vet
Urinary surgery, medicine or dentistry, or
any branch thereof. and collecting rea :
provided such person does not attach to
his name V. S. OF veterinary surgeon, or
any veterinary title ordinarily used or
advertise by card. sign or otherwise
ed by adding after the word five" in tho
third line by using any veterinary title
or advertising by card, sign or otherwise,
so that said section as amended, shall
Section {. AN persons who shall COM
mence the practice of veterinary surgery,
medicine, or dentistry. or any branch
thereof within the state after MAY first.
nineteen hundred and five, by using any
veterinary title or advertising by card,
sign or otherwise. shall be graduates OF
a legally chartered veterinary school, col
lese Or university having the power to
confer degrees in veterinary surgery, and
shah pass an examination to the salts
faction of said board of examiners. APP
p!icants, for examination as herein pro-
vided. shall file with the secretary of the
hoard their written request for such ex-
animation. and Day to the treasurer of
said board a fee nf five dollars before be-
ing permitted TO take such eXamina ton.
Section 4. Section nine of said chapter
seventeen is hereby amended by striking
out after the word 'Maine" In The third
line the words ''after September first,
ing ont the words zone hundrch' and
"by imprisonment in the county Jail for
NOT more than thirty days" lin the sixth
and seventh lines thereof, SO that said
Il Il rnI
lows:
Section 9. Any person who shall prac-
tice veterinary surgery, medicine or den.
nistrN, or any branch thereof in the state
provisions of this act shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and upon corvic-
ton thereof shall be punished by fine not
exceeding twenty dollars.
Section 5. Ghis act shall take effect
Wnfn approved. -.
Approved March 20, 1851
Chapter 80.
An Act to amend Section two of Chapter
fifteen of the Revised Statutes, relating
tc Public Schools.
Section two of chapter fifteen of the
revised statutes is hereby amended by
striking cut the word public in line
twenty two of said section. and insert
ing in place thereof the word common,
so that said sectinn when amended, shall
read as follows:
EotCtpSIp q Ae 1OCallOn OIL any school
legally established rricr to March seven
teen. eighteen hundred ard ninety-three
continues unchanged. notwithstanding
the. district is abolished; but any town
called for the purpose, may determine
the number and location of its schools,
and may discontinue them or change
their location: but such discontlnuance
on the written recommendation of the
experimenting school committee, and on
conditions proper to preserve the. just
rights and privileges of the inhabitants
tabl!shed: provided, however, that in
case amy school shall hereafter have too
few scholars for its, profitable mainte-
tee may suspend the operation of such
school for not more than one year unless
otherwise instructed by the town, but
any public school failing tc maintain an
average attendance for any school year.
Of at least eight, pupils, shall be and
which said school is located shall by
said committee shall have made written
recommendation to that effect. instruct
its experimenting school committee to
maintain said, school The supern-
procure the conveyance of all common
school pupils residing in his town, a part
o: the whole of the distance, to and from
the nearest suitable school. for the num-
tanned in each year, when such pupils
reside at such distance from the said
school as in the judgment of the super
intending school committee shall relIder
such conveyance necessary. Provided,
however, that the experimenting school
committee may authorize the superin-
tendent of schools to pay the board Of
any pupil OF pupils at a suitable place
near any established school instead of
providing conveyance for said pupil Or
pupils, when in their Judgment it may be
done at an equal or less expense than by
conveyance
[Approved March 20. 1901
Chapter 81.
An Act to amend Section seventy-nine of
Chapter fifteen of the Revised Statutes
OF nineteen hundred three, relating to
the time within which Academies Shall
receive state aid under section seventy
six of said chapter.
SECTION l. Section seyenty-nine of chap
ter fifteen of the revised statutes of nine
teen hundred three is hereby amended,
by striking out the words FEBRUARY
tWenty-slX. nineteen hundred and ONE
and inserting the words May ONE nine
teen hundred and severn SO that said
section as amended, shall read as fol-
lows:
Section ~. No academy shall receive
state aid under section seventy-six unless
Incorporated prior to May one, nineteen
and seven.'
Section 2 This act shall take effect
when approved.
- [Approved March 20. 1907
Chapter 90.