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each county in the State to furnish the secretary-treasurer of each board a
list of all physicians who have been legally registered in such court. To
all those physicians who have at that time been practising in the State
without having been legally registered said secretary-treasurer shall send
a printed notice of the section of this article relating to the duty of the
police commissioner in Baltimore City and the sheriffs of the counties of
the State under this law. Within four months of the time of his appoint-
ment he shall see that all physicians entitled to register have been registered,
and that the names of all those who are not entitled to be registered under
this sub-title have been presented for prosecution to the state's attorney of
the city of Baltimore, and of each county in the State in which the accused,
respectively, reside. Those physicians, who, being entitled to register under
this sub-title, yet have failed to comply at the expiration of this time—four
months from the electron of the secretary-treasurer of the board—shall also
be prosecuted, and no one after the eleventh day of April, 1902, shall be
allowed to practice medicine or surgery without being duly registered
according to the provisions of this sub-title. The secretary-treasurer shall
keep the official records of the board for which he is secretary, as provided
for in section 119 of this sub-title, the examination papers of applicants
for at least three years, after they have been passed upon by the board,
after which they are to be destroyed, and a complete list of all registered
physicians in the entire State. He shall call to the attention of the state's
attorneys of Baltimore City and of the different counties throughout the
State all violations of the law under this sub-title. He shall collect and
hold all moneys belonging to the board, for which he shall give bond to the
State of Maryland in the sum of $1,000, the same to be held by the president
of the board. He shall receive from the income of the board such salary as
his respective board may determine.

This section creates no offense—see sec. 137 and note. This section discussed in
connection with indictment under sec. 137. Watson v. State, 105 Md. 652 (affirmed
in 218 U. S. 174).

See sec. 141.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 118. 1912, sec. 110. 1904, sec. 81. 1888, sec. 41. 1888, ch. 429 1892,

ch. 296. 1902, ch. 612.

119. Each board of medical examiners shall meet on the first Tuesday
in June in each year for the purpose of reorganization. At said first meet-
ing of said respective boards each of said boards shall effect an organization
by the election from its own membership of a president, and shall also
appoint a secretary-treasurer, as otherwise provided in this sub-title. For
the purpose of examining applicants for license, each of said boards of
medical examiners shall hold one or more stated or special meetings in each
year, due notice of which shall be made public at such time and places as
may be determined by the members thereof, respectively. At said stated or
special meeting a majority of the members of the board shall constitute a
quorum thereof. Each of said boards of medical examiners shall keep an
official register of all applicants for examination for a license to practice
medicine and surgery in this State; said register for license shall show the
name, age and last place of residence of each candidate, the school from
which he or she may have graduated, and whether such applicant was re-
jected or licensed under this sub-title; but such matters shall not be written
in said register or made public until after the examination.

Cited but not construed in Scholle v. State, 90 Md. 738.

See sec. 144.

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