The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-03-06


the service performed by his team. which
takes precedence of all other claims and
continues for thirty days after the contract
IS completed and may be enforced by at
tachment.'
fApproved March r. 1871
CHAPTER 81.
AN ACT to Repeal Section One of Chapter
One Hundred Fifty-eight. of the Fubli :
Laws of Nineteen Hundred and Eleven,
Relating to Annual Examinations OF SaT-
mss oa..~--.nu Ir~vs -s-,rrrps-.,,--'.
Be 1t enacted. etc:
Section one OF chapter one hundred fifty
eight of the public laws of nineteen hum
dred and eleven. relating to annual exanl-
nations of savings banks and trust COM
panies Is hereby repealed.
lApproyed March II, 1918.
CHAPTER 81.
AN ACT to Amend Section Seventeen of
Chapter Sixty-1ve of the Revised Stat
the Oaths Required by the Courts OF
Probate.
Be 1t enacted etc:
Section seventeen of chapter sixty-lve of
the revised statutes Is hereby amended 1y
striking out the words and recorded" in
the eleventh line of said section SO that it
Section IT, AL oaths required to be
taken by executors administrators. trus--
tees or guardians. and all oaths required
of commissioners of insolvency. appraisers
and dividers of estates, or Of any other
persons In relation to any proceeding In
the probate court. or to perpetuate the ev.
noes OF Of Of n1 oes S s G1eT and
place of sale OF real estate by license OF
judicial or probate court, may be adj
ninistsred by the judge or register Of pro- 70,
any woman appointed by the governor.
with the advice and consent Of the council
to administer oaths In the state; and q
certificate thereof. when taken out OF
court. shall be returned into the registry
of probate. and there filed. When execu-
tors, administrators. guardians and trus-
make oath to the truth Of accounts, before
a notary public, a commissioner for the
State Of Maine a United States consul
Improved March II. 19i31
CHAPTER IS.
AN ACT for the Better Regulation OF tee
Practice of Dentistry in the STATE OF
Maine. and to Re-orzanize the Board OF
Be II enacted, ETC.:
Section /. The following persons only
shall be deemed lawful practitioners of
dentistry In the state Of Maine: those who
are in lawful practice OF dentistry at the
time of the passage Of this ACT. and those
who may hereafter receive certificates as
herein provided.
Section q All appointments to the Board
OF Dental Examiners shall be for q torn Of
FIVE years, and all appointments to SAID
thirty frst' Nineteen SundrsS ,thir teen. shau
expire on that data, and the governof VITA
the consent Of the council. shall fill vacan-
cles SO caused on said board, to take effect
January first, nineteen hundred fourteen.
by appointing five membere Of the dental
profession. one of whom shall be appointed
to serve five years. one to serve four years,
years, and one to serve one year; ana
thereafter. In like manner. one member
shall be appointed annually to serve FIVE
years from the 1rst day Of January. The
governor shall fill such vacancies as may
occur by reason Of death, resignation or
otherwise, for the unexpfred term only
and under the same conditions as for the
original appointment
Section 8. No person shall be appointed
to serve on said board unless such person
shall be graduate Of a reputable denfai
pointment have been In the actual practlce-
of dentistry In this state at least Ave
years. Immediately preceding said appoint
ment.. After five years from the passage
of this act, no person shall be eligible to
appointment on said board who shall have
served ten years OF more on dental ex-
aiming board In. this state.
Section 4. The governor with the advice
and consent of the council, may remove
any member Of said board on proven
n moraity o. Or unprofssslonai CONDUCT. I'M
Section s. The board shall. at Its annual
meeting, elect one Of its members. presi-
asns .S one s.nr snu. the 0a STAT. e
house between the first OF May and the
first of August to examine applicants to
practice dentiatry in this state, at which
meeting three members shall constitute
quorum. 1t shall be authorized to make
such rules as are deemed necessary for
the conduct of the board which are not
contrary to this law or the laws of this
state. and conduct theoretical and practical
examinations upon such subjects pertain
ing to dentistry as are hereinafter pre-
scribed. 1t shall annually make a report
of it's proceedings to the governor, and
shall furnish to the secretary of state
list of persons to whom certificates have
been granted during the year. record
of proceedings kept by theS secretary of the
board shall be at reasonable times open
for public inspection.
Section 6. All persons applying for ex-
animation and certificate to practice
dentistry in this state shall be twenty-one
years of age, of good moral character and
shall have received preliminary education
equal to that required for graduation from
high schools of this state. and be gradu-
ated from a dental college or dental de-
partment of a medical college or uni
vcrsity duly authorized to grant degrees
In dentistry.
Section T. Not less than ten days prior
to the date upon which an examination Is
held. each applicant for certificate to prac-
tlce dentistry shall file an application for
examination and paw TO the secretary of
this board a fee of twenty dollars and
present himself for examination at the
first regular meeting of the board after