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found by said board competent to practise, the persons so examined and
approved shall be entitled to registration.

1904, art. 43. sec. 115. 1894, ch. 273, sec. 9.

144. The said board shall have power to reject any applicant for
registration whose examination papers or diploma are not satisfac-
tory.

Ibid. sec. 116. 1894, ch. 273, sec. 10.

145. No person shall be permitted to practise veterinary medicine
or surgery or any branch thereof in the State of Maryland, who does
not possess a diploma issued from a college or school of veterinary medi-
cine, duly incorporated and legally licensed to issue diplomas; and if
said diplomas shall be issued after the first day of January, 1895, it
shall be received only from a college or school of veterinary medicine,
which shall require a three years' course of study before issuing said
diploma, and shall have passed such examination or test as may be from
time to time instituted as a test of qualification by such board, and
persons producing such certificates or diplomas who pass such test
examination shall, on payment of such fees as are hereinafter provided
for, be registered as veterinary practitioners.

Ibid. sec. 117. 1S94, ch. 273, sec. 11.

146. No moneys shall be paid out of the state treasury for the use
or purposes of this sub-title.

Ibid. sec. 118. 1894, ch. 273, sec. 12.

147. Any person not registered who shall practise veterinary medi-
cine or surgery, or any branch thereof within the State of Maryland,
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be fined in the sum
of not less than one hundred nor more 'than five hundred dollars for
each offense, or imprisonment in the house of correction for any term
not less than three months, nor more than twelve months for each and
every offense.

Ibid. sec. 119. 1894, ch. 273, sec. 13.

148. The said board shall be the prosecutor in all cases under this
sub-title, and such fine and imprisonment may be imposed by any jus-
tice of the peace of the city of Baltimore or any county where such
offense may be committed. ,

Ibid. sec. 120. 1894, ch. 273, sec. 14.

149. One moiety of the fine imposed under this sub-title shall be
paid to the informer, and the other moiety shall be paid into the county
treasury wherein the offense shall have been committed.

Ibid. sec. 121. 1894, ch. 273, sec. 15. 1906, ch. 476 1/2%.

150. In any part of any election district of any county in the State,
when it may not, in the judgment of the owner of the animal be advis-