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receive $1,000 a day for actual
services together with mileage at
the rate of five cents per mile for
necessary travel. Such fees and
mileage shall be paid out Of the
funds of the board.
The board shall have the power
to provide for its office and neces-
sary furniture, fixtures and sup
plies and to appoint and employ,
and, at will, to remove and dis
charge such officers, agents and
other employees of said board as
it may deem necessary to perform
its duties, and to fixe the salaries
and define the duties of such Of
ficers, agents and employees.
The secretary shall conduct all
correspondence necessary to carry
out the provisions of this act; he
shall also keep record of all
proceedings including the name Of
every applicant for registration or
examination, which record shall
show the age of the applicant,
the extent of his study and prac-
tice, and the name Of the veterin-
airy college from which he has
graduated and the date of such
graduation. Such record shall be
prima facie evidence of the matters
therein contained. The secretary Of
the board shall receive such COM
pensation as the board may pro-
vide.
The members Of the state veter-
mary examining board heretofore
appointed and now holding office,
shall continue in office until the
appointment and qualification of
members Of such board as herein
provided.
Section 2. Qualifications Of Ap-
plicants for License; Form Of APP
plication. Application for license
to practice veterinary medicine in
this state shall be made to said
board and shall be upon a form
furnished by said board and shall
be accompanied by satisfactory
evidence that the applicant is at
least 81 years Of age, is Of good
moral character and has received a
diploma comforting the degree Of
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine or
it's equivalent from some reputable
veterinary school approved by the
board. Such application shall con-
tain any other information that
the board may. In its sound judg-
ment. require. If the board deems
it advisable. it may require that
such application be verified by the
oath of the applicant.
Section 3. Application Fee; Ex-
animation. Upon filing such appli-
cation and any other papers, affi-
davits or proof that such board
may require. together with the pay
ment to said board of fee Of
$500, the board, If satisfied. shall
issue to the applicant for license,
an order for examination. Every
applicant for license shall submit
to theoretical or practical eX-
animation. or both, as designated
by the board. The examination may
be oral or written or both.
Section 4. Board to Issue License
The board shall issue to every ap-
plicant who has successfully passed
the required examination and who
shall have been adjudged to be
duly qualified to practice veterinary
medicine, license to practice.
Section S. License Subscribed by
Board Members and Sealed The
license shall be subscribed by the
members Of the board and shall
have affixed to it by the secretary
treasurer the seal of the board.
Section 6. License to be Recorded
The license, before issued, shall be
recorded in book to be kept in
the office which the board shall
establish for the purpose Of carrying
out the provisions of this act. The
number Of the book and the page
therein containing the recorded
copy of the license shall be noted
upon the face of the license. These
records shall be open to public
inspection with proper restrictions
as to their preservation.
Section 7. Annual Registration
Each person now qualified to prac-
tice veterinary medicine in this
state, or who shall hereafter be
licensed by the board to engage
in such practice, shall register with
the board annually before the first
day of May in each year. and
thereupon the license Of such vet
erinarian shall be renewed for such
calendar year.
The fee for such annual regis
tration shall be $500 and shall
be paid by each licensed veterin-
arian in this state to the secretary
of said board before the first day
of May in each year.
Any such veterinarian failing so
to register and pay the annual
registration fee before May 1, in
each year as hereinbefore provided,
shall pay to the secretary-treasurer
of said board the sum of $500 be-
fore his said license shall be re-
newed; provided, however, that in
the event any such licensed vet
erinarian fails to register and to
pay the registration fee provided
herein within sixty days after May
l, in any such year, then and in
that event said board shall revoke
his or her license to practice vet
erinary medicine in this state.
Any person who at the time Of
the passage of this act shall be
legally licensed to practice veter-
mary medicine in this state shall
be entitled to receive a license to
continue such practice upon making
application to the board and COM
plying with the terms of this sec
ton for annual registration.
Section 8. Revocation of License
On hearing, the board shall revoke