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Proceedings of the Senate, 1900
Volume 96, Page 801   View pdf image (33K)
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1900.] OF THE SENATE 801

ommended by the Medical and Chirurigical Faculty of
Maryland shall examine all applicants who propose to
practice any other than homeopathic system of medicine,
and the board composed of physicians recommended by
the Maryland State Homoepathic Society shall examine
all applicants who propose to practice the homoepathic
system of medicine. The certificate of either board shall
be conclusive proof of the efficiency of the applicant ex-
arnined by said board. All examinations held by the
board and the answers of the applicants shall be in writ-
ing and shall he kept by the secretary of the board as
records, which shall be kept in a safe and available place;
the secretary of the board, however, shall allow, at the
request of any applicant or applicants, such applicant or
applicants the privilege of seeing or obtaining a copy
thereof of said applicant's or applicants' records, but this
privilege shall only be granted within the period of
twelve months from the date of said applicant's or appli-
cants' examination.
"Sec. 41. The first boards of medical examiners appointed
under this Article shall each meet and organize within
thirty days from the date of their appointment, which
appointment shall be made by the Governor in the month
of April, 1900, as provided in this Article for the purpose
of examing applicants for licenses. Said board shall elect
from their own membership a president and secretary,
and shall name two members to serve for a term of two
years, two members for a term of three years, two mem-
bers for a term of four years, and two members for a term
of six years; deciding by lot or agreement, among them-
selves, as to their respective terms. At the expiration of
the above term, such vacancy shall be filled by appoint-
ment by the Governor in the month of April, for a term
of six years from names recommended by their re-
spective State Medical Societies; and the Governor shall
also promptly fill all vacancies occasioned by death or res-
ignation in the board from names similarly recommended.
Each of said hoards shall hold two stated meetings, and
special meetings at their discretion in each year, due
notice of which shall be made public at such times
and places as may be determined by the members there-
of respectively; at said stated or special meeting a
majority of the members of the board shall constitute a
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