Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

and obligations.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after It's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June 81, 1918. Copy Law.
No. 937, AL Published June "a. 1913.
CHAPTER 545. LAWS OF 1913;
AN ACT-To amend sections 14I0f. l4Iog,
141Oh, 1410i and 1410k of the statutes,
relating to state board of dental eX-
aminers and providing penalties, and
making an approprlat ton.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section l. Sections 1410f, 141og, 1410h,
141Oi and 1410k of the statutes are amend
ed to read: Section 1410f. The officers OF
the board shall be president,
secretary, and treasurer who snaH pe
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 or July in each year and at such
place as may be fixed by the board Ior
examining and licensing persons to prac-
tice dentistry in this state and transact
ing such other business as may be neces-
sary Other meetings may be called as
often as the board may deem 1t advlsabie.
A majority Of the members shall consul
tute quorum. The secretary's record OF
the proceedings of the board shall be open
to public inspection at all reasonable
times A transcript Of any entry in such
records. certified to by the secretary I'M
der the seal of the board, shall be evil
dence of the facts therein stated
Section 1410g. /. Every person who
was engaged in the lawful practice of
dentistry in this state on the thlrtleth
day of September, 1885, may continue such
practice without mourning any of the la
bifities imposed by this chapter,
provided that he has annually caused his
name and residence and place Of business
to be registered by said board, who shall
Al
persons licensed by the board shall an
nually register in like manner by paying
a fee of one dollar
2. Every person who, prior to the pas
sage and publication of this act, was duly
licensed by the board to practice dentistry
in this state, and who has annually reg
istered according to law, shall be al
lowed to continue to practice dentistry IN
this state, so long as he shall conform to
the requirements of this chapter, and
said board shall have power, without fur
Their process, to revoke the license of any
person who has failed or may hereafter
fail, to annually register as herein pro
vided, it, for sixty days after notice
in writing, sent to the last known adj
dress, from said board of such neglect,
such person shall fail to so register.
8. Any dentist may have his license
revoked or suspended by the board Tol-
lowing his conviction of a felony or mis-
demeanor involving moral turpitude, In
which case the record of conviction or a
certified copy thereof certified to by the
clerk Of the court, or by the judge in
whose court the conviction is had, shall
be conclusive evidence.
4. The board may also revoke license
for fraud practiced in obtaining license,
or for false representation in connection
with any dental examination conducted
by said board or for employing an un
licensed person who violates the proVi-
sions of this act, upon evidence satisfac-
tory to the board; provided that the ac-
cused person has been furnished state
ment of the charges against him and no.
tice of the time and place of the hearing
thereof. The accused may be present at
the hearing either alone or with counsel.
The statement of charges and notice of
hearing may be served personally upon
such person or mailed to him at his last
known address at least ten days prior to
the hearing. Such revocation shall take
from the person named in license all
rights and privileges acquired thereby.
s. A stenographic report Of such pro-
ceedings to revoke a license shall be made
by the board and transcript thereof
kept in it's files. A person whose license
has been revoked may file with the Sec
rotary within thirty days of the decision
of the board written notice Of appeal
therefrom. Upon the filing of such no
tice the secretary shall transmit to the
attorney general the record of such pro-
ceedings as disclosed by the record and
his decision affirming or overrulng the
action of the board shall be final.
Section 1410h. 1. No degree in
dentistry shall be conferred in this state
except the degree of doctor of dental sur
gerry. Said degree shall not be conferred
upon any one unless he shall have salts
factorily completed a course of at least
three years of eight months each in a
recognized dental school. No dental col
lege or dental department of a university
shall accept for enrolment any student
who shall not place on file with said
dental college or dental department Of
a university prior to such enrolment Gre
dentials proving that he has a general
education equivalent to that required for
graduation from a high school or acad-
envy In the state Of Wisconsin, having a
four-year course beyond that of the ele-
mentary school.
board for a license to practice dentistry
In this state, who shall not file with the
secretary of the board credentials prov
ing to the satisfaction of the board, that
he has general education equivalent to
that required for graduation from a high
school or academy in the state of Wis.,
cOnsin, having a fouryear course beyond
that Of the elementary school, and who is
not a regular graduate of a reputable
dental college or dental department of a
university, provided, however, that the
privileges of such examination are not de-
MED an applicant therefor who holds IL
cense to practice dentistry in some other
state than Wisconsin prior to the passage
OF this act.
." g. = II q Such examination shall
be in writing and shall include the sub
jects of anatomy anesthesia, bac-
teriology, chemistry, histology, materia
medica, metallurgy, pathology, physiofo-
gy, prosthetic dentistry, pharrnacology,
physical diagnosis, oral surgery, ortho-
dontia, oral hygiene, operative dentistry,
therapeutics, toxicology and such other
subjects as the board may deem neces-
sary, provided they relate to the science
Of dentistry. The board shall also require
as part of the examination, demonstra-
lions in operative and mechanical dentis-
t.y.
4. If such examination shall
prove satisfactory to said board, the board
shall issue to such person license to
practice dentistry in this state which shall
grant to the person named therein the
right to pursue the practice of dentistry in
ali its branches as they are enumerated
above. All licenses shall be signed by the
members of the board and be attested by
tho president and secretary.
g. The state board may, with
cut examination, issue license to any
applicant therefor, who shall furnish sat
isfactory proof to said board, that he has
been duly licensed to practice dentistry