ART. 43] PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE. 1115

Maryland prior to June, 1892, and who registered as practitioners of
medicine prior to July, 1894.

A physician held to have been in active practice so as to entitle him to a
permit for registration under this section, provided the president of the
hoard to whom application is made is satisfied as prescribed in this section.
That the applicant had no diploma is not a good ground for the refusal of
the permit. Failure to register under the act of 1894. ch. 217. Mandamus
granted. Manger v. Board of Examiners, 90 Md. 666.
See notes to sec. 112.

1904, art. 43, sec. 95. 1894, ch. 217, sec. 55.

124. All persons who have commenced to practise medicine or sur-
gery in the State of Maryland since the first day of June, 1892, or who
shall hereafter commence to practise medicine or surgery in this State,
shall not be entitled to be registered in the registry of physicians and
surgeons, as required by law, except upon filing with the clerk of the
circuit court of the county or city in which he or she shall reside, a
license from one of the duly constituted boards of medical examiners of
this State, in accordance with the terms of sections 117 and 118, except
that physicians and surgeons who have come into this State since said
first day of June, 1892, or who shall hereafter come into this State to
follow the practice of medicine and surgery, may receive a license, which
shall entitle them to be registered as physicians and surgeons, in accord-
ance with law, upon application to one of the duly constituted boards
of medical examiners, in accordance with the provisions of section 125
of this sub-title.

Cited but not construed in Manger v. Board of Examiners, 90 Md. 666.

Ibid. sec. 96. 1894, ch. 217, sec. 56. 1896, ch. 194.

125. Physicians and surgeons of good moral and professional stand-
ing who shall hereafter come into this State with intent to follow the
practice of medicine and surgery within this State, being graduates of
a medical college or university of good standing, or having a certificate
or license from a board of medical examiners of any State where the
requirements for practice are equal to those required by the board named
in this sub-title, may make application to the president of either board of
medical examiners of this State, which application shall be made under
oath, and shall stqte when and how long such applicant has been
engaged in the practice of medicine land surgery, and from what medi-
cal college, university or other institution of learning he or she has
graduated. And thereupon, the board of medical examiners shall have
the authority and discretion to require applicants to undergo an exam-
ination, in accordance with provisions of sections 110 to 116, inclusive,
or may require said applicant to submit to a special examination, the
terms and methods of which shall be prescribed by the board of medical
examiners, and upon paying the fee for examination, as set out in
section 115. After the examination and determination of said board,
thereupon, that said applicant is qualified to practice medicine and
surgery and that he is entitled to a license, a license shall be issued to