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§| lS26-a25-132e-a27. CHIROPRACTIC. Tit. VI, Ch. 7-A.
5 stration of vertebral palpation, nerve tracing and adjusting. Each
6 candidate must answer correctly at least sixty per centum of the ques-
7 tions propounded in every subject and seventy-five per centum of all
8 questions propounded, besides making satisfactory clinical demonstra-
9 tion, to be entitled to a license.
10 When it shall have been determined by the board of examiners
11 that any candidate has passed successfully the examination and has
12 made satisfactory demonstration of the clinical art, and is a person
13 of good moral character, there shall be issued to such candidate a
14 license to practice chiropractic, which must be countersigned by the
15 president and the secretary-treasurer of the board of examiners and
16 authenticated by its official seal.
17 The fee for the license shall be five dollars and shall be paid to
18 the secretary-treasurer of the board of examiners before the delivery
19 of the license.
20 Before any chiropractor shall be allowed to practice his profession
21 in this state his license shall be recorded in the office of the recorder
22 of the county in which he resides, or practices his profession, and the
23 county recorder of such county shall record such license and the fee
24 therefor shall be fifty cents.
25 Any one failing his examination shall be entitled to a second
26 examination without further fee, at the next regular session.
[39 G. A., ch. 7, § 6.]
SEC. 1326-a25. Qualifications for examinations.
1 Any person shall be eligible for examination who is a graduate
2 of a recognized incorporated school or college of chiropractic, giving
3 adequate courses of anatomy, physiology, symptomatology and diag-
4 nosis, hygiene and sanitation, chemistry, histology, pathology, princi-
5 pies and practice of chiropractic, requiring actual attendance for three
6 school years of not less than six months each, provided that after Jan-
7 uary first, nineteen hundred twenty-three, every such applicant, for
8 examination, shall submit to the examining board here constituted,
9 satisfactory proof of his possession of a preliminary education equal
10 to that of a standard high school.
[39 G. A., ch. 7, § 1.]
SEC. 1326-a26. Standard school of chiropractic defined.
1 Any school or college duly organized and incorporated giving a
2 course of study in the following subjects ; anatomy, physiology, symp-
3 tomatology and diagnosis, hygiene and sanitation, chemistry, histol-
4 ogy, pathology, principles and practice of chiropractic, requiring an
5 attendance for three school years of six months each, is hereby deter-
6 mined to be a standard school of chiropractic, and subject, only, to
7 the limitations of this chapter, and entitled to every privilege of other
8 schools and colleges of healing in this state.
[39 G. A., ch. 7, § 8.]
SEC. 1326-a27. Applications for examination—fee.
1 Such person shall at least fifteen days before the date fixed for
2 any regular meeting of the board of examiners make written appli-
3 cation for examination to the secretary-treasurer of said board, and
4 shall accompany the same with a preliminary fee of fifteen dollars.