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the Board of Examiners in accordance with the provisions of
this Act shall, within one month thereafter, cause the same to be
registered with the county clerk of the county in which said per-
son shall reside or engage in the practice of dentistry, and the
county clerk shall charge for registering such certificate a fee of
one dollar, and failure or neglect on the part of such person to
so register as provided in this section shall work a suspension of
such certificate, and it shall be unlawful for said person to prac-
tice dentistry or dental surgery in this State during such suspen-
sion, and until after proper application to, and restoration by,

the Board of Examiners of said certificate so suspended, and
upon the payment of such fee as is provided for in section
3347:
And it is hereby further provided, That each certificate issued by
said Board shall be posted up, and open at all times to public
inspection, in the owner's office or place of business.
Sec. 3347. In order to provide the means for carrying out
and maintaining the provisions of this Act, said Board of Exam-
iners shall charge all such persons applying to, or appearing
before, them for the purposes set forth in this Act the following
fees, viz.: For examination of any such person who maybe or
who may claim to be engaged in the practice of dentistry in this
State at the time of the passage of this Act, two dollars and fifty
cents, for the examination of any person holding a diploma as
set forth and provided for in this Act, but who was not at the
time of its passage engaged in the practice of dentistry in this
State, five dollars, for the examination as to qualifications as set
forth and provided for in this Act of any person not holding a
diploma, but who may hereafter desire to practice dentistry in
this State, twenty-five dollars, for restoring each suspended cer-
tificate as provided for in section 3346, twenty-five dollars, and
for each certificate issued by said Board to any of the persons
named one dollar additional and out of the funds coming into
possession of said Board from fees so charged; under the provis-
ions of this Act all legitimate and necessary traveling expenses
incurred by the members of said Board in attending the meet-
ings thereof and transacting the necessary business appertaining
thereto shall be paid, and the Secretary of said Board shall be-
come the custodian of all moneys received as above provided,
he giving such bonds as the Board shall from time to time
direct, and said Board shall make an annual report to the Gov-
ernor, by the first day of December of each year of its proceed-