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1 32 DENTAL LAWS CONDENSED.
for such license, and that no fraud, misrepresentation or mistake
in a material regard was employed or occurred in order that such
license should be conferred. The county clerk shall preserve such
affidavit in a bound volume and shall issue to every licentiate duly
registering and making such affidavit, a certificate of registration in
his county, which shall include a transcript of the registration. Such
transcript and the license may be offered as presumptive evidence
in all courts of the facts stated therein. The county clerk's fee for
taking such registration and affidavit and issuing such certificate,
shall be $i. A practising dentist having registered a lawful author-
ity to practise dentistry in one county of the State and removing
such practice or part thereof to another county, or regularly engag-
ing in practice or opening an office in another county, shall show
or send by registered mail to the clerk of such other county his
certificate of registration. If such certificate clearly shows that the
original registration was of an authority issued under seal by the
Regents, or if the certificate itself is indorsed by the Regents as
entitled to registration, the clerk shall thereupon register the appli-
cant in the latter county, on receipt of a fee of 25 cents, and shall
stamp or indorse on such certificate, the date and his name, preceded
by the words, "registered also in county," and
return the certificate to the applicant. Any person who having law-
fully registered as aforesaid shall thereafter change his name in
any lawful manner shall register the new name with marginal note
of the former name ; and shall note upon the margin of the former
registration the fact of such change and a cross reference to the
new registration. A county clerk who knowingly shall make or
suffer to be made upon the book of registry of dentists kept in his
office any other entry than is provided for in this section shall be
liable to a penalty of $50 to be recovered by the State Dental Society
in a suit in any court having jurisdiction.
Sec. 200. Examination Fees.—Every applicant for license to
practise dentistry shall pay a fee of not more than $25. From the
fees provided by this article the Regents may pay all proper ex-
penses incurred by them under its provisions, and any surplus at
the end of any academic year shall be paid to the society nominating
the examiners to defray its expenses incurred under the law.
Sec. 201. Revocation of Licenses.—If any practitioner of den-
tistry be charged under oath before the board, with unprofessional
or immoral conduct, or with gross ignorance, or inefficiency in his
profession, the board shall notify him to appear before it at an
appointed time and place, with counsel, if he so desires, to answer
said charges, furnishing to him a copy thereof. Upon the report
of the board that the accused has been guilty of unprofessional or
immoral conduct, or that he is grossly ignorant or inefficient in his
profession, the Regents may suspend the person so charged from
the practice of dentistry for a limited season, or may revoke his