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Sec. 103. l't»\vcrs of District Dental Societies.—Every licensed
and rctjistcrt'd dentist in the judicial district in which such society
is formed, shall be eligible to membership in the district society of
the district where he resides or practises dentistry. Every district
society shall at every annual meeting- choose two delegates to the
State Dental Society, each to serve four years, and may fill all
vacancies occurring in their respective delegations in the State
society. Every district dental society shall at its annual meeting
appoint not less than three nor more than five censors to continue
in office for one year and until others are chosen, who shall con-
stitute a district board of censors. The dental societies of the re-
spective districts of the State shall have power to make all needful
by-laws not inconsistent with the laws of this State for the manage-
ment of their aflfairs and property and the admission and expulsion
of members ; providing, that no by-law of any district society shall
be repugnant to or inconsistent with the by-laws of the State society.
Said societies may purchase and hold real and personal estate for
the purposes of their incorporation ; provided that the property of
a district society shall not exceed in value $5,000 and the property of
the State society shall not exceed in value $25,000.
Sec. 194. Licentiates.—Only the following persons shall be
deemed licensed to practise dentistry:
1. Those duly licensed and registered as dentists in this
State prior to the first day of August. 1895. pursuant to the laws in
force at the time of their license and registration.
2. Those duly licensed and registered after the first day
of August, 1895, pursuant to the provisions of this chapter.
Sec. 195. State Board of Dental Examiners.—The existing State
Board of Dental Examiners shall be divided into four classes and
their terms of office shall continue except that said terms shall
expire on the 3Tst day of July in each year. After July 31. 1910,
the State Board of Dental Examiners shall be increased by the
addition of a member residing in the Ninth Judicial District, who
shall be appointed in the manner provided by this section, for a
term of four years, commencing on the first day of August, 1910,
and who shall be a member of the class w^hose terms commence on
such date. Before the day when the official terms of the members
of any of said classes shall expire, the Regents shall appomt their
successors, to serve for the term of four years from said day. Such
appointment shall be made from nominations in number twice the
number of the outgoing class made by such society to the Regents
prior to the second Tuesday in June of each year. In default of
shall appoint such examiners from
i such nominations, the Regents in the State belonging to the State
dentists
the legally qualified
Dental Society. The Regents, in the same manner, shall also fill
vacancies in the board that may occur. Ail nominations and ap-