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 610 FIFTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. Sess. Ill. Cris. 49, 50. 1905. . Territories grant equal rights and recognition to the licentiates of the board herein created," and by inserting in lien thereof, after section eight, the following: pr§§g§,!}•:':;“”,,0‘{j Sec. 8a. That the board of medical supervisors of the District of num sums. ew. Columbia be, and is hereby, authorized and directed to license to practice medicine and surgery in said District, without examination, any applicant for such license who has been engaged in the practice of medicine and surgery in any other jurisdiction, whether a State, Territory, or insular possession of the United States, ora foreign country, subject to the followin conditions: •iw¤¤¤¤¤ “a. No applicant sh5l be licensed who is not of good moral character °° ’° "Mand free from mental defects and drug habits liable to interfere with the ro r practice of medicine and surgery; wee; v¤·>¤ “h. Sbr who, at the time of making application, and for not less P ry' than two years prior to the date thereof, has not been lawfully authorized to practice medicine and surgery, and actually engage in such upractice, in the jurisdiction wherein he resides; _ _ ,_ ,,,’?q",‘},’,‘?&"*,,,,_°”'“ "c. Nor unless the applicant acquired the right to practice medicine . _ and surgery11n such jurrsd1ction under conditions equivalent to those with which e would have had to comply in order then to have practiced · medicine and surgery in the District of Columbia; u§,’§§,u°,§f' ,,§,',,““°§‘§ "d. Nor unless the jurisdiction, by virtue of whose license the appli- °¤¤¤*· cant seeks exemption from examination in the District of Columbia, grants to licentiates of the board of medical supervisors of said District privileges equivalent to those which the applicants seeks; FM "e. Nor until the ap licant has paid to the board of medical supervisors aforesaid such die as may be fixed and required by the regulations of said board, but not more than the fee charged under similar circumstances by the jurisdiction by virtue of whose license the applicant seeks exemption from examination. w§j°*'“,§l“jt9';u‘*§“,*: "And said board of medical supervisors is further authorized and · mmm. directed to issue in favor of its licentiates such certificates, if any, as may be necessary to enable such licentiates, without exanrination, to obtain licenses to practice medicine and surgery in other jurisdictions, F°°°· and to collect for the issue of such certificates such fees as may be necessary to defray the cost of issuing the same and to use such fees for that purépose. mBg*;§0*g’,Qj{f’¤*¤° "And said board of medical supervisors is further authorized to determine all matters of fact required to be determined in the execution of the provisions of this section." Approved, January 19, 1905. ·7q'a¤¤l¤iYgl:;zl59§l6·  50.-An Act To amend the Act relating to the printing and distribution of public documents, and for other purposes. Be it enacted by the Semzte and .House of R eeentatifves q/' the United §§§E§,{’,§,“§§{‘§;um_ States of America in Congress assembled, Cl¥ait the Act entitled "An gg of rewm. bills. Act providing for the public printing and binding and distribution of vcr, 2,3, p, we public docurnents," approved January twelfth, eighteen hundred and “"°“°°"· ninety-five, be amend as follows: That section fifty-four of said Act is hereby amended by adding at the end thereof as follows: °°U,.,'Y}“*},‘,‘Q’“‘,§‘Q}'QQ,‘Q,§ That hereafter the usual number of reports on rivate bills, concur- @· ggkgtpighiga rent or simple resolutions, shall not be printed. Tn lieu thereof there p p ° ‘ shall be printed of each Senate report on a private bill, simple or con- _ _ current resolution, three hundred and forty-five copies, which shall be D”‘"“’“"°"· distributed as follows: To the Senate document room, two hundred and twenty copies; to the Secretary of the Senate, nfteen copies; to