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1St to 26Th Annual Reports of the Massachusetts Board Of : HOUSE No. 9. SECOND ANNUAL REPORT Massachusetts boaed of Registration IN Dentistry. For the Year 1888 BOSTON WRIGHT & POTTER PRINTING CO., STATE PRINTERS, 18 Post Office Square. 1889. Commonfoealt^ of ^assar^us^tts. Board of Registration in Dentistry. lo His Excellcncii Oliver Ames, Governor of Massachtisetts. Sm : — In accordance with the provisions of section 6 of the act establishing a Board of Registration in Dentistry, approved April 1, 1887, we have the honor to submit to you this the Second Annual Report of the Board of Registration in Dentistry, together with a revised list of the dentists registered and legally entitled to practice in the State. Since the last report was rendered the Board has held three meetings, as follows : — First. April 4, 1888, in Boston, when six (6) candidates presented themselves for examination, five (5) of whom passed successfully. Second. July 13, in Boston, when eleven (11) candi- dates presented themselves, nine (9) of whom passed a successful examination. Third. December 6, in Springfield, when ten (10) can- didates presented themselves, three of whom appeared for the second time, (8) passed successfully and two (2) con- ditionally. In examining applicants for certificates to practice den- tistry the Board examines in the branches of anatomy, physiology, pathology, histology, chemistry, metallurgy, materia medica, operative and prosthetic dentistry. A second form of certificate has been prepared for those 4 REGISTRATION IN DENTISTRY. [Jan. who have passed an examination, worded as follows, and sifjned bv the full Board. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BOARD OF KKGI8TRATI0N IN DENTISTRY. This certifies that in compliance with Act 137, laws of 1887, has passed an examination with reference to his knowledge and skill in dentistry and dental surgery. The said examination in anatomy, physiology, pathology, his- tology, chemistry, metallurgy, materia medica, operative and prosthetic dentistry, having proved satisfactory to the Board, he is hereby authorized to practice dentistry in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Given under the hands and seal of the Board of Registration in Dentistry this day of in the year , President. , Sec'y. The total number of dentists registered in the State is 1,000. Twenty-five (25) have certificates (form 2) granted them by examination. Four having registered illegally, their certificates and names are withheld. Following is an account of the receipts and expenditures of the Board during the past year : — Receipts. Balance in State treasury, . Jan. 1, 1888, , f 269 25 For fees received, 256 00 $525 25 Expenditures. Printing and stationerj% , ^20 25 Postage, express and incidentals, .... 38 25 Seal, 5 50 Clerical expenses of secretary, . 100 00 To cash expended by members in attending meet- ings from organization to date, .... 285 67 1449 67 Balance in State treasury, $75 68 1889.] HOUSE — No. 9. 5 As will be seen by the above account, and also that of last year, the receipts have not proved sufficient to pay the per diem salary of the Board as authorized by the law. Nor has there been money enough in the treasurer's hands to repay the actual cash paid out in attending the meetings until this present month. The Board feels that it would make their labors more enjoyable if they saw a credit rather than a deficiency in the balance of their account. All of which is respectfully submitted. L. D. SHEPARD, President. E. y. McLEOD, Secretary. Boston, Dec. 31, 1888. : 6 REGISTRATION IN DENTISTRY. [Jan. APPENDIX. An Act to Estahush a Board of Registration in Dentistry. Be it enacted, etc., as follmvs Section 1 . The governor of the Commonwealth with the advice and consent of tlie conncil shall appoint, after the passage of this act, five skilled dentists of good repute, residing and doing business within the Commonwealth, who shall constitute a board of registration in dentistry ; but no person shall be eligible to serve on said board unless he or she shall have been regularly graduated from some reputable medical or dental college duly authorized to grant degrees in dentistry, or shall have been engaged in the practice of dentistry for a period of not less than ten years previous to his appointment : provided^ however^ that no person shall be eligible to serve on said board who is in any way pecuniarily connected with any dental college or dental depart- ment of any college or university. The term for which the mem- bers of said board shall hold their office shall be three years, except that two of the members of the board, first to be appointed under this act, shall hold their office for the term of one year, two for the term of two years and one for the term of three years respectively, and until their successors shall be duly appointed and qualified. In case of a vacancy occurring in said board such vacancy shall be filled by the governor in conformity with this section. Any member of said board may be removed from office for cause, by the governor wth the advice and consent of the council. Sect. 2. Said board shall choose one of its members presi- dent, and one secretary thereof, and it shall meet at least twice in each year. Four of said l)oard shall constitute a quorum, and the proceedings thereof shall, at all reasonable times, be open to public inspection. Sect. 3. Within six months from the time this act takes effect, it shall be the duty of every person who is at that time engaged in the i)ractice of dentistry in this state to cause his or 1889.] HOUSE — No. 9. 7 her name, residence and place of business, to be registered with said board, who shall keep a book for that purpose. The state- ments of every such person shall be verified under oath before a notary public or justice of the peace in such manner as may be prescribed by the board. Every person engaged in the practice of dentistry within this Commonwealth at the time of the passage of this act and who shall so register with said board as a practi- tioner of dentistry shall receive a certificate to that effect, and may continue to practise without incurring any of the liabilities or penalties provided in this act. Sect. 4. All persons not provided for in section three may appear before said board at any of its regular meetings and be examined, either orally or by written examination at the option of the several applicants, with reference to their knowledge and skill in dentistry and dental surgery ; and if the examination of any such person or persons shall prove satisfactory to said board the board shall issue to such persons as it finds to possess the requisite qualifications, a certificate to that effect, in accordance with the provisions of this act. All certificates issued by said board shall be signed by its officers ; and such certificates shall be prima facie evidence of the right of the holder to practise den- tistry in Massachusetts. Sect. 5. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this act, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction may be fined not less than fifty nor more than one hundred dollars, or confined three months in the county jail, for each and every offence. Sect. 6. The said board shall charge each person receiving a certificate the sum of fifty cents, and each person appearing be- fore them for examination for a certificate of qualification a fee of ten dollars, which fee shall in no case be returned. Any person failing to pass a satisfactory examination shall be entitled to be re-examined at any future meeting of the board, free of charge, but no applicant shall be examined oftener than twice in one year. Said board shall make an annual report of its proceedings to the governor, by the thirty-first day of December in each year. All fees received by the board under this act shall be paid by the secretary of the board into the treasury of the Commonwealth once in each month. Sect. 7. The compensation and all necessary expenses of the board shall be paid from the treasury of the Commonwealth. The compensation of the board shall be five dollars each for every day actually spent in the discharge of their duties, and throe cents per mile each way for necessary travelling expenses : 8 REGISTRATION IN DENTISTRY. [Jan. in attending the meetings of the board, but in no case shall any more be paid than was actually expended. Such compensa- tion and expenses shall be approved by the board and sent to the auditor of the Commonwealth, who shall certify to the governor and council the amounts due as in case of all other bills and accounts approved by him under the provisions of law provided^ that the amount so paid shall not exceed the amount received by the treasurer and receiver-general of the Common- wealth from the board in fees as herein specified, and so much of said receipts as may be necessary is hereby appropriated for the compensation and expenses as aforesaid. Sect. 8. Any person who shall falsely claim or pretend to have or hold a certificate of license granted by any board organized under and pursuant to the provisions of this act, or who shall falsely and with intent to deceive the public, claim or pretend to be a graduate from any incorporated dental college, or who shall practise dentistry without obtaining a certificate as provided in this act, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be liable to the same penalty as provided in section five.
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