The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-10-13

.stuei attsndsnes before sredustiea
eas; sna.s.d IN *: .esss pasess;
q chiropEsctio within the state o
CSoiorado Sio ado, for two year: prior 70 hs ths
sffsc, and who shall liz make application
for a license to practice chiropraotic
within three months from the date
upon such form as the state board Of
medical examiners shall provide. and
shall pay a fee of $1,000 therefor. shall
practic within the state OF Colorado.
upon proving his good moral character
to the satisfaction Of the board. with
out examination or other condition.
Any person who desires license to
practice Chiropractio within the State
Of Colorado who Is not entitled to such
This Section q, SsiiinS 70 maks ami.
cation therefor within the above time
specified. shall be entitled, without ex-
an application therefor upon such form
as the Board of Medical Examiners
shall provide. and paying a fee of
moral character to the % satisfaetion act 'o Of
the Board. and further proving to the
satisfaction of the Board that he is a
state In which II Is located to teach
Chiropractic. which school. required
the applicant to be in actual attend
ance for not less than two years of
nine months each, and to take not less
than 1000 hours of instruction work
in each of those years in order to
graduate.
Section 3d. A license to practice
chiropractic shall confer upon the IL
centiate the right to practice chiro-
practie as hereinaboye defined and to
D. C. and Chiropractor in connection
with his name, but not to use any other
title or abbreviation to indicate that
he is engaged in the business or pro-
feSstOn of treatiQR liaRnOSinD dis
eases, injuries or defects of human be-
ings. Such license shall not confer
surgery or obstetrics. or to prescribe
drugs or to administer anaesthetics.
Section -. Any person not holding
. license to practice medicine or IL
shall practice chiropractic as herein
above defined and any person holding
a license to practice chiropractic who
shall practice medicine otherwise than
is included IN a practice of chiroprac-
tic shall be deemed guilty of mikde-
meanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished as provided In section
Is of this act.
Section 35. The state board of medi-
cal examiners may revoke a license to
practice chiropractic for any of the
act as grounds for revoking a license
to practice medicine. The procedure
for denying or revoking a license to
practice chiropractic shall be the same
as for denying or revoking a license
to practice medicine.
Section a6, Licenses to practice Chi
ropody, midwifery and chiropractio
shall be recorded in the office of the
clerk and recorder OF every county in
the state of Colorado in which the Ii
centiats practices, and the records of
such office shall be deemed evidence
In any court OF law that any person
does or does not possess such license
The records OF the office OF the secre-
tary-treasursr of the state board of
medical examiners shall likewise be
deemed competent evidence of either of
these facts, and shall be conclusive
dresses of the three persons designated
to represent the signers OF said petit
tion IN all matters affecting 1T: James
r. Wright, Room s, Sz6 14th Street.
Denver, Colorado; Frederick w. Wey,
GIT nth Street, Denver. Colorado: Day
ton L. Hoffman, S11 Empire Building,
Denver. Colorado.
The ballot title of the referred
measure is as follows: