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


nation emphasizing the peculiar advan-
tages Of Wisconsin as a live stock pro-
ducing state and it's unsurpassed studs,
herds and fiocks.
(b) To promote a systematic and effi-
cient educational campaign for the pur-
pose of improving the character and in
creasing the proc uction of the domestic
animals Of this state.
(c) To safeguard purchasers from
fraud upon the part of dealers and breed
ers and generally to protect, perpetuate
and improve the live stock industry of
Wisconsin.
(dl To consider, and recommend such
legislation as may be needed for the prop
er development and advancement of WIS
consin's live stock industry. ;.
(e) To facilitate the marketing OF
live stock.
2. The secretary of the said
live stock breeders association shall:
under date of June thIrt1eth OF
each year, make to the governor the state
a. report of the transactions Thereon, In
Guiding an itemiZed statement, properly
sworn to before a notary public, show
ing all the receipts and expenditures un-
der the provisions of this section.
g. Said association may occu-
by such rooms in the capitol as may be
assigned for that purpose by the
superintendent Of PUBLIC property.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Section IS. Section 1435b, 1850 and
1435f-17 of the statutes are amended to
read:
Section 1435b. 1. All persons COM
mencing the practice of medicine, surgery
osteopathy in any of their branches in
this state. shall apply to said board at
the time and place designated by said
board. or at any regular meeting thereof
for license so to practice, and shall pre-
sent to said board diploma from a
reputable college Of medicine and sur
deemed reputable by this board shall re-
quire at least four courses of not less
than seven months each before gradu-
alton, no two of such courses to be taken
within any one twelve months, and that
shall require for admission thereto
a preliminary education equivalent to
graduation from an accredited high
school of this state. Applicants
shall submit to an examination in the
various branches In medicine and sur
gerry usually taught in reputable medi-
cal colleges, or If the applicant be an
osteopath he or she shall present a d.
ploma from regularly conducted coliege
of oSteopathy maintaining standard In
all respects equal to that hereby imposed
on medical colleges as to preliminary edu-
cation said college to give four
courses of seven months each, as herein
before provided for medical colleges, and
shall pass the regular examination of
such board in anatomy, histology, physi-
ology, obstetrics, gynaecology, pathology,
urinalysis, chemistry, toXicology, dletlcs,
physical and general diagnosis. hygiene,
The examination in materia medlca'
therapeutics and practice shall be con-
Quoted by members of the board repre-
senting the school of practice, which
the applicant claims or intends to follow
2. After examination. as here1nbetore
provided, the board shall, if it find the
applicant qualified, grant a license 10
said applicant to practice medicine and
surgery in all their branches in this
state, or a license to practice osteopathy
therein, which license can only be grant
ed by the consent of not less than SIX
members of said board, and which, after
the payment of fees as hereinafter pro-
vided shall be signed by the president
and secretary thereof, and attested by
the seal of the board. Osteopaths, when
so licensed shall have the same rights
and privileges and be subject to the same
laws and regulations as practitioners of
medicine and surgery, but shall not have
the right to give or prescribe drugs or
to perform surgical operations. The rec
for examination shall be liked by tne
board but shall not exceed fifteen dol
lars in each case, with five dollars add
tional for the license issued. Such fee
or fees shall be paid by the applicant to
the treasurer of the board
Section 1889 /. The secre-
tary of the board shall furnish to the
board such bond as they may from time
to time direct. 1t shall be the duty
{ of said board to make a report Of their
of each year.
Section 1435f-17 The fee for the ex-
animation provided herein shall be ten
dollars in each case, with five dollars ad-
dtional for the certificate issued.
! The fee in each case shall accompany
the application and shall be paid to the
| treasurer of the board
| Section Sc. There is added to section
| 10 of the statutes a new subsection to
read: (Section 100 II. The members
| of the state board of medical examiners
! shall receive for their services sum to
| be determined by the board, not exceed
| ing five dollars for each day actually
! spent in attending to the business Of the
/ board. The secretary of said board shall
receive salary to be fixed by, said
lars per annum The members of such
board and their agents or employees shall
| be entitled to receive their actual and
necessary travelling expenses incurred In
! the discharge of their official duties. Such
| salary. compensation and expenses shall
| be charged to he appropriation for said
/ board.
MEMORIAL HALL.
Section ST. Subsection q of section
ITO and sections 376-4 and s76-5 of the
! statutes are amended to read:
4 (Section 100 27. The super
intendent and custodian Of memorial
hail. one thousand dollars. Said salary
shall be charged to the appropriation for
memorial hall.
Section 376-4 The superintendent OF
public property shall furnish all
! stationery, pens, ink, printing and other
supplies necessary for the proper use OF
the headuarters of the grand army OF
! the republic, on proper vouchers Of the
quartermaster- general of the grand army
of the republic
Section 376-5. A custodian and sup
erintendent of said memorial hall. who
shall be an ex-soldier or sailor, shall be
appointed by the governor for term OF
/ four years, whose duty shall be to take
proper care of said memorial collection
and to procure additions thereto and to
so display them as to make them at
tractive and instructive to visitors to
the state capitol
Section 49, Sections 376-3, 1876 and
/ 376-S of the statutes are repealed
NATIONAL GUARD.
Section SO. Subdivision (a) of subsee-
ton 10 of section ITO, and sections GIL
613 SAG, 649-29a and 649-34 of the
statutes are amended to read:
(Section 100 10. The adju-
| tant, general, two thousand dollars
IL Deputies, assistants, clerks, steno-
graphers and employees Of the Wisconsin
national guard shall receive such COM
pensation or salary as shall be fixed by
the proper person or persons, and the ad-
| iutant general and such deputies, assist
ants. clerks, stenographers and employees
shall receive actual and necessary travel