776 HEALTH—STATE BOARD OF HEALTH. [ART. 43.

22. Removal of body of person who has died from infectious disease. 23. Temporary hospitals 24. Patients to be liable for expenses of. 25. State vaccine agency established; virus to be kept on hand. 26. Appointment of State vaccine agent; tenure, duties, compen- sation. 27. Payment of fee for vaccination. 28. Physicians to vaccinate children presented for vaccination, pen- alty for refusing. 29. Wilful use of defective virus; pen- alty. 30. Parents must have their children vaccinated, penalty 31. Teachers not to receive into school, children not vaccinated, pen- alty. 32. Fines, how recovered 33. Duty to reproduce true vaccine virus for use of physicians, an- nual report to the governor. 34. State vaccine agent to give bond

Nuisances. 35. Investigation of 36. Proceedings to abate. 37. What orders the court may pass. 38. Penalty for refusing to obey such orders, procedure. Practitioners of Medicine. 39. Requisite qualifications of; certifi- cate to be issued. 40. Verification of diploma, how made. 41 Examination of persons not grad- uates of any medical college. 42 Fee to State board of health for examination and certificate. 43 Certificate to be recorded in the clerk's office 44. Who to be declared practitioners of medicine 45 To whom State board of health may refuse certificates. 46 Violations of sections 39-46; penalty. 47. Filing or attempting to file diplo- ma or certificate of another to be forgery, penalty

State Board of Health.

1874, ch. 200 1880, ch. 438, sec. 2.

1. A board is hereby established which shall be known under
the name and style of the " State Board of Health of Maryland";
it shall consist of seven members, as follows: four members, one
of whom shall be an experienced civil engineer, and three of
whom shall be experienced physicians, to be appointed by the
governor, with the advice and consent of the senate, and a secre-
tary, as provided in section 4 of this article; these five, together
with the attorney general of the State, and the commissioner of
health of the city of Baltimore, who shall be ex-officio members,
shall constitute the said board of health. The persons so ap-
pointed by the governor shall hold office for four years; provided,
that those first appointed shall be so classed by the governor that
the term of office of two shall expire on the last day of January