The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21

drugs or anaesthetics, or to use any
instruments in delivering a child, or
to practice medicine in any other form.
Section %. Any person not holding
license to practice medicine, or IL
cense to. practice midwifery, who shall
practice midwifery as hereinabove do
fined and any person holding license
to practice midwifery who shall prac-
tice medicine otherwise than is includ-
ed in the practice of midwifery, shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof, shall be
punished as provided in Section 13 Of
this act Nothing in this act shall be
construed to forbid the practice of mid
wifery by any person heretofore IL
censed so to practice by the State Board
of Health of Colorado.
Section 80. The State Board of
Medical Examiners may revoke the il
cense to practice midwifery of any
person who while holding such license
performs a criminal abortion, or obtains
fee or a promise or obligation to pay
a fee by fraud; or is guilty of grossly
negligent or ignorant malpractice in
the practice of midwifery; or violates
any provision of this act; or is guilty
of any immoral or dishonorable cor
duct The procedure for denying or
revoking a license to practice mid
wifery, shall be the same as that for
denying or revoking a license to prac-
tice medicine.
Section 80. The State Board Of
Medical Examiners may grant and re-
woke licenses to practice chiropractic
within the State of Colorado and it is
hereby declared to be unlawful for any
person to practice chiropractic as here
matter defined within the State Of
Colorado who does not hold a license to
practice medicine or license to prac.
tice chiropractic issued by the etata
Board of Medical Examiners.
Sec. 81. The term practice of CHR
apractic as used in this act ID
hereby defined to mean the treat
ment of disease or morbid condj.
tions of human beings by palpatition,
nerve tracing and adjustment Of verte-
brae by hand.
Section 80. Any person who has
been continuously engaged in the prac.
tice of chiropractic within the state Of
date upon which this act shall take
effect and who is graduate of school
chartered by the state in which it is
school, at the time such person attend
ed it, required its students to be in
actual attendance for not less than 400
hours of instruction work in order to
graduate, and which. person was in suea
actual attendance before graduation
therefrom or who has been continuously
engaged in the actual practice of CHR
opractic within the State Of Colorado
for two years prior to the date upon
which this act shall take effect and
who shall make application for license
to practice chiropractic within three
months from the date upon which this
act shall take effect upon such form as
the state board of medical examiners
shall provide, and shall pay fee of
$500 therefor shall be granted Ii.
cense to practice chiropractic within
the state of Colorado, upon proving his
good moral character to the satisfac.
tion of the board, without examination
or other condition.
Any person who desires license to
practice Chiropractic within the State
of Colorado who is not entitled to such
license under the above provisions Of
this Section or failing to make applica-
tion therefor within the above time
specified shall be entitled, without ex-
animation, to such license upon making
an application therefor upon such form
as the Board of Medical Examiners
shall provide, and paying a fee Of
$25.00 therefor and proving his good
moral character to the satisfaction of
the Board, and further proving to the
satisfaction of the Board that he is
graduate of school chartered by the
state in which it is locataed to teach
Chiropractic. which school, required the
applicant to be in actual attendance
for not less than two years of nine
months each, and to take not less than
600 hours of instruction work in each
of those years in order to graduate.
Section 33. A license to practice
chiropractic shall confer upon the H.
centiate the right to practice chiroprac.
tic as hereinabove defined and to use
the title Doctor of Chiropractic, 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 profession
of treating or diagnosing diseases, in.
jnries or defects Of human beings Such
license shall not confer upon licentiates
the right to practice surgery or OH
stetrics, or to prescribe drugs or to ad-
minister anaesthetics.
Section "a. ANY person not holding
a license to practice medicine or a IL
cense to practice chiropractic, who shall
practice chiropractic as hereinabove de-
fined and any person holding license
to practice chiropractic who shall prac.
tice medicine otherwise than is includ-
ed in practice of chiropractie shan
be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall BE-,
punished IS provided in section 10 Of,
this act. '" I'"t 'I
Section 35. The state board Of med.
ical examiners may revoke license to
practice ,chiropractic for any Of tho
grounds mentioned in section II Of this