The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-15

NHcn lnemDer snail DefOre entering
upon the duties of his Office take and sub.
scribe the oath prescribed by law to be
manner
3 No person shall be eligible to appoint
ment on said board who is in any way con-
nected with or Interested in any dental
college or dental department of any institu-
Section 1410f. The officers Of the board
shall be a president and secretary, who
shall be chosen from the members thereof
IN such manner and for such terms as may
be provided by the bylaws, One meeting
Of the board shall be held In the month of
June in each year and at such place as may
be fixed by the board for ex-
amining and licensing persons to practice
dentistry in this state and transacting
such other business as may be necessary.
Other meetings may be called as often as
the board may deem it advisable. A major
tty OF che members shall constitute
quorum. The secretarys record Of the pro-
ceedings of the board shall be open to pub
lie inspection at all reasonable times.
IN ld be EYe Rfrs00 Of
In this state on the thirtieth day OF Sep
TENDER, 1889, may continue such practice
without mourning any Of the liabilities i'm
posed by this chapter, by annually causing
his name and residence and place
OF business to be registered by said board,
who shall keep q book for that purpose.
Such registration may be made BY furnish
ing proof OF the fact of being then so en-
gagged and paying a fee of one dollar. All
persons licensed BY the board shall annually
register in like manner. Every
person who, prior to the passage and publt-
cation Of this act, was duly licensed by the
board to practice dentistry in this state,
and who has annually registered according
to law, shall be allowed to continue to
practice dentistry in this state SO long as
he shall conform to the requirements of
o." this chapter and said
board shall have power to revoke the
license Of any person who has failed or
annnallV n
herein provided il, for ninety days after
notice in writing from said board Of such
neglect, SUCH person shall ran TO SO register.
Section B. There is added to the stat
Utes q new section to be numbered section
1410h to read Section 1410h. /. After
the year 1911 no person shall be examined
by the board for q license to practice den
tistry In this state who shall not file with
the secretary of the board credentials show
Ing that he has general education equiva"
lent to that required for graduation from a
high school or academy in the state of Wis
conslD having a four year course beyond
that Of the elementary school, and who is
not a regular graduate of reputable den
tai college or dental department Of uni
versity, provided however, that the privi-
leges Of such examination are not denied
an APPLICANT therefor who holds a license to
practice dentistry in some other state than
Wisconsin prior to the passage of this act.
2. In the years 1909, 1910 and 1911 the
board shall admit to such examination
any graduate of "A reputable dental college
shall file with the secretary Of the board
credentials showing that he has a general
education equivalent to that demanded for
entrance to the junior class of an accred-
tied high school The examination shall be
In writing and shall include the subjects
properly relating to the science of dentistry.
The board shall also require as part Of the
examination demonstrations in operative
and mechanical dentistry.
3. II such examination shall prove salts
Factory to said board, the board shall issue
TO such person license to practice den
tlstry In this state. All licenses shall be
signed by the members Of the board and be
attested by the president and secretary
4. The state board may without ex-
animation, Issue license to any applicant
therefor who shall furnish satisfactory
proof said proof must be deposited in per-
son with the secretary Of the state board OF
dental examiners OF this state that he has
been duly licensed to practice dentistry in
some state other than Wisconsin, and that
he has been lawfully and reputaby engaged
in said practice for five years next pre-
cedlng bis application, provided, however,
that the state recommending such appli-
cant requires a preliminary education re-
CURED in this state, and provided the state
IN which he lives extends to the dentists OF
this state, who may remove to said state,
similar privilege of practicing without
examination; provided, however, that If a
dentist who is licensed to practice In this
state removes to another state and engages
in the practice OF dentistry there, he shall
have his name carried on the list of dem
fists Of this state upon the payment of the
annual registration fee while out of this
state The fee for such license shall be
twenty-five dollars.
Section a. Sections 1410i and 1410i Of
the statutes, are amended to read Section
1410l. Any person who shall practice den
tistry In this state, without being annually
registered or without being licensed as here
in provided, shall be punished by d fine Of
not less than ten dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars for each and every offense
m ha a 20 tn
offense provided, that this chapter shall
not De construed SO as to prevent any duly
licensed physician or surgeon residing In
this state, from extracting teeth
or performing any operation upon the
palate or maXillary bones.
A person shall be deemed to be engaged
In the practice of dentistry within the
meaning Of this act who shall treat diseases
or Lessons Of the human teeth or jaws or
perform operations Of any kind thereon, or
insert any artificial teeth, fixtures
or appliances for the restoration, regulation
or Improvement of the dental organs.
But nothing In this act contained shall be
construed to prevent a bona fide
student, in regular attendance upon any
dental college In this state from practicing
dentistry. under the direct supervision OF
one Of his teachers, In the regu-
lar inhrmary of such college
Section 1410i Said board may charge
each person applying for a license to prac-
tiee dentistry in this state. whether such
applicant be examined or not fee of
twenty-five dollars. which, in no case, shall
be returnable, unless from sickness or some
other good cause such applicant was pre-
vented from attending and completing such
examination, Out OF the funds
coming into the possession Of the board UNI
der the provisions of this act, the members
Of the board shall each receive as compen-
sation the sum of ten dollars for each day
actually engaged In the duties of the Office
and AL legitimate and necessary expenses
Incurred In attending the meetings of the
board. The secretary of the board shall
receive an annual salary to be fixed by the
board. The secretary of the board shall
have custody Of Its funds and shall
be required to give a bond in such terms as
the board may require. An annual
report Of the proceedings of the board. con-
taining an account Of all moneys received
and dlsbursed pursuant to this chapter
shall be made to the governor on the
thirtieth day of November.
Section 5. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
publication
Approved June 2, 1909.