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30 DENTAL LAWS CONDENSED. ;

prosthesis, chemistry, anatomy, physiology, pathology, metal-
lurgy, materia medica, anesthetics, orthodontia, histology,
hygiene and oral surgery.
Rule 4.—Examination on theory and practice shall be of
equal value.
Rule 5.—Practical operations shall consist of cases selected
by the board; patient and instruments to be furnished by appli-
cant.
Rule 6.—Applicant must bring instruments and material to
do all practical operations at the chair, also plaster models and
bite for a full denture, and carry case to the point of flasking.
Rule 7.—All written examinations shall be on paper furn-
ished by the board ; no other paper will be allowed in the room
when papers are turned in questions must accompany answers,
otherwise papers will not be accepted.
Rule 8.—After two-thirds of the applicants have finished a
subject others will be given thirty minutes to finish, at which
time they must turn in their papers.
Rule 9.—No license will be issued to applicants whose aver-
age is below 75 per cent.
Rule 10.—Write answers in order of questions; don't give
information that is not asked for.
No temporary licenses granted.
Communications with this board must be accompanied by
stamps if an answer is expected. For further particulars, apply
to the secretary, Dr. M. Moran, Deming, New Mexico.
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Board of Dental Examiners : President,
New York. Alexander M. Holmes, Morrisville, anat-
omy; Secretary, H. J. Burkhart, Batavia,
physiology and hygiene; A. M. Wright, M.D.S., 4 St. Paul Place,
Troy, chemistry and metallurgy; A. R. Cooke, D.D.S., 815 Uni-
versity Block, Syracuse ; E. G. Parker, D.D.S., Goshen, oral sur-
gery and pathology; Wm. C. Deane, D.D.S., 616 ]\Iadison avenue.
New York City, prosthetic dentistry ; Oscar J. Gross, D.D.S., 4
South Church street, Schenectady, materia medica and therapeu-
tics; Fa3^ette C. Walker, M.D.S., 309 State street. Brooklyn,
operative dentistry; W. A. White, Phelps, histology.
Diploma from a registered school is necessary for admission
to the dental licensing examination. Applicants who have had
six years' practice in dentistry may, on unanimous recommenda-
tion of the board, receive a license to practise in this State, pro-
vided they meet the necessary professional and preliminary re-
quirements. Fee, $25. Chief, Chas. F. Wheelock, Examination
Division, New York State Education Department, Albany, N. Y.
For further particulars, apply to the secretary. Dr. H.
J.
Burkhart, Batavia, N. Y.