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after said notice of revocation of license shall have been
delivered or mailed to any person said party shall have the
right of appeal to the circuit court of the city or county
wherein he may reside, the judge or judges of which said court
shall fully hear and determine all matters connected with the
action of said board from which appeal is taken, and the
decision of said court shall be final; should no such appeal be
taken within sixty days, or should said appeal result in the
affirmation of the action of said board, the clerk of the circuit
court or courts where said license so revoked shall have been
recorded shall, upon due notice from the secretary-treasurer of
said board, strike off the name of said party from the list of
licensed practitioners recorded upon said register. At any time
within two years from the revocation of any license, the board
revoking the same may, by a vote of five members, issue
without examination a new license to the person whose license
was so revoked; but after the expiration of two years such
person can obtain a new license only by compliance with the
same requirements which are imposed on other applicants for
licenses under this sub-title.

State Veterinary Medical Board.

1894, ch. 273, sec. 1.

107. A commission is hereby established to be known under
the name and style of the "State Veterinary Medical Board,"
to consist of five commissioners, who shall be members in
good standing of some school of veterinary medicine, who shall
be appointed by the governor every four years and who shall
hold their office until their successors are duly appointed and
qualified, with power in and to said board to adopt by-laws
and regulations such as they may deem advisable to carry into
effect the provisions of this sub-title; provided, the said by-
laws shall not conflict with the constitution or laws of this
State or of the United States.

Ibid. sec. 2.

108. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to
practise veterinary medicine or surgery in the State of Maryland
without having previously obtained a diploma from a college
duly authorized to grant such to students of veterinary medi-
cine and surgery or to those who have passed satisfactory
examinations before the State veterinary medical board or as
herein provided for.
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