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103. Duty of secretary of either or
both boards of medical exam-
iners as to violations of this
sub-title.
104. Authority of board of medical
examiners as to collection and
disbursement of funds.
105. Penalty for practising under
another name.
106 License may be revoked by vote
of five; appeal.
State Veterinary Medical Board.
107. Appointment, qualifications and
powers of such board.
108. Requirements of persons prac-
tising veterinary medicine or
surgery.
109. Meetings of said board
110 Such board to examine diplomas
and hold examinations
111. Examination of applicants.
112 Who to be regarded as practic-
ing veterinary surgery.
113. Register of practitioners must
be kept and published once a
year.
114. Such register to be completed
within six months from April
6, 1694.
115. Said board may reject appli-
cants.
116. Practising w i t h o u t diplomas
unlawful.
117. No money to be paid out of
State treasury for purposes of
this sub-title.
118. Penalty for failure to register.
119 Board to prosecute offenders.
120. Disposition of fines under this
sub-title.
121. When services of veterinary sur-
geon may be dispensed with
Adulteration of Food and Drink.
122. Mixing food or drink with color
or stain Sale of such mixed
food or drink.
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123. Mixing glucose or grape sugar
with syrup, honey or sugar, or
olemargarlne, sume or beef
fat with butter or cheese with-
out labeling, unlawful. Ex-
ception.
124. Deleterious adulteration of vin-
egar, wine, spirituous or malt
drinks unlawful.
125. Penalty for such adulteration.
126. Penalty for selling diseased or
decayed poultry, meats, fruits,
or vegetables.
127. Duty of State board of health
in carrying out the provisions
of this sub-title.
128. Power of said board to forbid
sale of deletenoua or unsound
articles.
129. Power of said board to examine
live animals and inspect foods
and drinks and forbid sale.
Penalty for refusing to obey
orders of said board.
130. State's attorney to appear and
prosecute.
131. Appropriation for defraying
expenses of examination of
suspected articles of food and
drink.
132. Penalty for selling malt ex-
tract not to be used as such.
133. Time for killing animals.
134. Penalty for using methyl or
wood alcohol in flavoring ex-
tracts.
135. Provisions for manufacture and
sale of vinegar
136. Injurious ingredients.
137. Fines for violating law; duty of
State board of health.
138. Such fines and costs to cover
inspection and analysis.
139. Magistrates and justices to
have jurisdiction.
140. Appropriation.
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