sizxcrreusrn ooztonnss. Sasa 11. om 407, eee- um; 1415 error, `R an exception` » istalien to anyiru1mg' of k b0\i‘dT·`·0¤ “”"'F°"“""‘ matter of law, the S%¥9¤PFl0¤ be 1‘¤dl1®<l td stated in the` bill er exceptions wi‘th so much of the evide` ce as maybesxaterial to the nation or_questions.raised.and suchbill of»exoe5i<;n• shall be by and signed by the Secre- ta? vi ` suehtimeiasthe rules of_the_board ·, Any party by th• decision of the sax · rdtmay seek C§;,"§,',§,',,,,‘2,*f“‘“ a review thereo in the court of appeal of the District of Columbia by petitiw under oath ooneieelyybut. clearly and dis- tinctly, the nature of the before said board, the trial and determination thereof, an thagarticular ruling upon matter of law' to which exception has been en, said petition to be presented to ‘ any justice of the court of appeals within thirty days after the Eling of the report of said board with the commissioners, with such notice to the board as may be required by the rules of the court afbap eals. If the justices sha be of the opinion that the action of the gourd °° "i° °‘ ought to be reviewed, a writof error shall be issued from the court of appeals, within such time as may be rescribed by that court, a transcript of therecord in the case sought to be renewed, and the court o appeals shall review Q said record and adirm, reverse, or modify the judgment in accordance with law. ` · `“Every license to. practioepharmacy and every permit to sell ,,,,P,§,°,§°,,g‘§’§,",§, °' "°i°°".Eil ¥‘$ me “‘°e‘££ii’ QZ? “ ‘i"S°‘$§id°“ei;.’{.‘i°y$’d"»§"t i“"°'“ renew oss permit. conspicu y. ° a _ teper· son toywhom the samehaa been imued in the pharmacy, ding store, or place of business, if any, of which the said person is-the owner or
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Sm.4..Strilre out.ell of section .10 of said Act. and imert in lieu °d_V°L**·¤m·¤*¤¤°· thereotthe followingqto be known as section 10: ‘ ‘ _“.SmoJ 10. That- applicentsfor license to practice pharmacy and for ‘°' “` permits to sellfpoisons for use in the arts or as insecticidesshalt y . thefollowing ee: For examination for license as pharmacist, $5, and for each renewal thereof $3 · for a permitfor the sale. of for useinthe arts or as insecticides, $1, and for each renewalzt ereof,
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"‘And; hereafter all fees for licenses to practioe»pharinacy..and all b•?"’°° °`$ fees aforesaidshall ibe paid to the treasurer of the Board of Phan "‘°“°°·°“’· macy of the.·Dist1·ict4ofi Columbia. before any applicant may be admitted to examination and before any license. or permit, or any renewal thereof, may be issued by the said board. And all expenses ,,,Y2‘,,_P'°‘ ’““ °`°“’ of said board incidente to the execution of the provisions ofthis Act shall bepaid from the feeecelleetedsby the board of pharmacy afore— said. I any balance remains on hand on the 30th day of une.of any year the members of said board appointed as such shall bofpaid therefrom such reasonable amounts as the Commissioners o the District of Columbia ma determine? . Sno. 5. This Act shall take effect one year after the date of its m°°°"°‘°°°’°"‘ approval. 1 , ¤ _ Approved, March 4, 1927. OKAP. 498.—An Act Creating the othees of asaistantstothe Seeretaryof Inbor. utmbg Ig.]; Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Regrcacntatioes of the United States of America in Congress aasemb d, That hereafter bmD•v•¤¤=·¤* ¤¢ I4- there shall be in the Department of Labor not more ‘ than_ two rue mums to lssistants to the Secretary, who shall be appointed by the .l’res1dent °°b° “* and shall perform such duties as may be prescribed by the Secretary of Labor or required by law. Approved, March 4, 1927.
