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its secretary. Such person so registered may continue such
practice without incurring any of the liabiHties imposed by this
chapter by annually causing his name and residence or place of
business to be registered by such board, who shall keep a book
for that purpose. Such registration may be made by furnishing
proof of the fact of being then so engaged in the manner pre-
scribed by law. All persons holding a certificate of ability from
said board shall annually register in like manner. A certified list
of the persons registered from each city or county shall be furn-
ished the clerk thereof, except that in the city of Richmond such
list shall be furnished the clerk of the Chancery Court of said
city, and each name on such list shall be at once recorded by such
•clerk in a book to be kept for that purpose, for which he shall
receive a fee of fifty cents for each certificate of the person so
recorded, to be paid by said board. Every person who prior to
the passage of this act was duly authorized by said board to prac-
tise this specialty in this State, and whose certificate is duly
registered and recorded as herein prescribed, shall be allowed to
continue to so practise. But no license to practise this specialty
shall be issued by any commissioner of the revenue to any person
whose name is not so recorded in the clerk's ofifice of the city
or county as herein prescribed, and any person who shall engage
in the practise of this specialty and fail to register with the board
as herein prescribed, shall, after ninety days' notice in writing
from said board of such neglect, be liable to the penalties pre-
scribed in this Act.
8. Fees from applicants and registration.—Said board shall
charge each person who appears before them for examination a
fee of two dollars for each examination, and shall charge for
€ach person registering one dollar. From the funds received all
proper and reasonable expenses of the board and each of its
members, incurred in carrying out and maintaining and enforc-
ing the provisions of this chapter, must be paid. No part of
such expense shall be paid out of the State treasury. Any excess
of receipts over disbursements shall be paid by the board to meet
future expenses of the board and members. The secretary of the
board shall have custody of its funds and may be required to give
bond in such terms as the board may direct. An itemized report
of the proceedings of the board, containing an account of all
moneys received and disbursed, pursuant to this chapter, shall be
made to the Governor on the first day of February of each year.
9. This Act shall be in force from and after the first day
of January, nineteen hundred and fourteen, anno domini.
ID. All Acts or parts of Acts inconsistent with the provisions
of this Act are hereby repealed.