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Montana exchanges with A.f;^tijgr-..i Indiana, Minnesota,
Xiuw-;^*^*}^, Nebraska and fdaho.
For furtlier information, apply to the secretary, Dr. G. A.
Chevigny. Butte, Montana.
Board of Dental Examiners : President,
Nebraska. II. Wallace, Omaha, examines in n.atc-
J.
ria medica, therapeutics, hygiene and
anatomy; Vice-President, W. L. Shearer, Omaha, examines in
oral surgery, i)hysiology and pathology; Secretary and Treasurer,
S. Pierce, Lincoln City, examines in practical work; A. E.
J.
Thomas. Hastings, examines in prosthetic dentistry, metallurgy
and jurisprudence; C. S. Parker, Norfolk, examines in operative
dentistry, chemistry and histology.
The board meets at the State ?Iouse in Lincoln, Neb., in May
and November. Examinations practical and theoretical.
Applicants must be graduates of four years' High School
course, or its equivalent, and a graduate of a reputable dental col-
lege, twenty-one years old.
Two of the dental secretaries are required to be present at
the State Dental College examinations.
Temporary certificates granted. Fee, $5.
Interchanges with Indiana, Minnesota, New Jersey, ^Ion-
tana and Iowa.
Nebraska Dental College graduates are exempt from exam-
ination.
Licenses must be registered with the county clerk.
Fees—Permanent license, $25. Graduates Nebraska Dental
College, $10. Temporary license, $5. County clerk fee, $1.
An Act (House Roll No. 474) : Relative to the practice of
dentistry, recognizing certificates of dental examiners of other
States and territories, and providing for certificates of removal
of dentists from the State.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Nebraska:
Section i. The State Board of Dental Secretaries may, with-
out examination, issue license to practise to any dentist who shall
have been in legal practice in some other State or territory for a
period of at least five years, upon the certificate of the Board of
Dental Secretaries or a like board of the state or territory in
which such dentist was a practitioner ; certifying his competency
and that he is of good moral character and upon payment of
twenty-five ($25.00) dollars. Provided, however, that the State
from which any practitioner may come shall have, and maintain
equal standards of laws regulating the practice of dentistry and
recognize exchange certificates issued by the Board of Dental
Secretaries of the State of Nebraska.
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