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 1006 FIFTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cris. 2085, 2086. 1907. board of medical supervisors, or in the possession of any member thereof, relating to the licensing of pharmacists and to the issue of permits for the sale of poisons, an all property in the possession of said board of. medical supervisors, or any member thereof, which came into the pggsession of said board of medical supervisors, or any member of said rd, from the late commissioners of pharmacy, or @ich has been purchased solely from funds received from said commissnoners. Liss, ¤•¤• *°* 1******. Sec. 3. That an applicant, in order to be entitled to an examination 1>mue•1 experi- for the determination of his fitness to be licensed as a pharmacist °“°° '°‘*“"°°‘ 'in the District of Columbia, must have had not less than our years’ experience in the practice of pharmacy under the instruction of a ggfggg snowed regularly licensed dpharmacist: Provided, however, That the board of gnduntesofschool. pharmacy, in its _ nscretion, may establish, by general rules, conditions, upon compliance with wh1ch by any school or college of pharmacy, and upon the submission by said school or college of evidence sufficient to prove such compliance to the satisfaction of said board, applicants w o have been graduated by such school or college during any specified year or years may be allowed credit for not more than one year’s experience m the practice of pharmacy by reason of attendance at andrgaraduation by said school or college. ' pg_‘{g_°‘°mP“°“ '°‘ Sec. 4. t section eighteen of “An Act to regulate the practice Aw. v- W- of pharmacy and the sale ofxpoisons in the District of Columbia, and _ for other purposes," approv May seventh, nineteen hundred and six, E‘°°* bcSlmddtThhtrtlily,Amtl)cll1iillitak if t f dafte tht' · Ec. . a is c s eeec roman r eexprraion R°P°°·'· of thirty_ days immediately following its passage, and from and after _ the expiration of said period all Acts and parts of Acts contrary to the provisions of this Act or inconsistent therewith, be, and the same hereby are, repealed. Approved, February 27, 1907. F65g;!?;? U0?1 ;: ;1`gfaén)$p1¢Ii1p)¢;:tion eight hundred and seventy-eight of the n>¤¤ne,u¤.1us.] . Be it enacted by the Senate and Howe ofRe]2·resentativee 0 f the United m¤·_·· · -go eoeo wore1sr1co umm    taiwan wzama $.*·rr:*F°: sa: htidiid Q dm and the same is hereby, amended by adding thereto the following:, m£l""’°‘“° "°'“”" “_Sec. 878:1. _That the following words shall, in addition to their wmumdww ordinary meaning, have the meaning herein given: The word ‘person’ gr ‘pers;ons, in gepltioni egghtzipundred apd seventy-eighthb, c, d, e, an me usive, s a mc u e rms or corporations·’ the word ‘vesselg,or ‘ vessels,’ in sections eight hundred and seventyieight b c d de shall include ‘c s’ ‘bottl ’ ‘h ’ ‘ ··’ ’ l, an , an , es, si ons, and boxes, the word ‘mark’ or ‘marks ’ shall include ‘ labels} ‘ trade-marks,’ and all other methods of distinguishing ownership in vessels, whether printed upobr:) labels or blown into bottles or engraved and impressed upon cans or xes. R°F"“fY 3*  “Sec. 878b. That rsons engaged in producin manufacturin iiigilisiig I m bottling,_or_selling mdk or_ cream, or any other lawfhl beverage com; posed (principally of milk, in vessels, yv1th_the1r name, trade-mark, or other istmctive mark, and the word reg1stered’branded, en raved, _ blown, or otherwise produced thereon, or on which a pastedg trademark label is put upon which the word ‘ registered’ is also distinctly printed, may le with the clerk of the supreme court of the District of Columbia a descripltion by facsimile, or a sample of an original package so marked or randedor blown, showing plainly such names and marks thereon, together with their name in full, or their corporate