Licenses revoked, how Proprietor must employ registered provided further, that where the applicant is delinquent for the annual dues required by this act then he or she shall be required to pay to said board sufficient fees to cover his delinquency in that behalf before he or she shall be entitled to a reissue of the certificate in this subdivision provided for. The board shall have power to provide by proper rules and regulations for the revocation by said board of licenses issued under the provisions of this act, whenever the holder of such license shall be guilty of habitual intemperance or addicted to the use of narcotic drugs, or shall have been convicted of a felony. SEC. 17. Any proprietor of a pharmacy who shall fail, or neglect to place in charge of such pharmacy a registered pharmacist, or any proprietor who shall, by himself or any pharmacist other person, permit the compounding of prescriptions, or the vending of drugs, medicines, or poisons, in his or her store, or place of business, except by or in the presence and under the direct, immediate and personal supervision of a registered pharmacist, or any person, not being a registered pharmacist, who shall take charge of, or act as manager of any pharmacy, or store, or who, not being a registered pharmacist, retails, compounds or dispenses drugs, medicines, or poisons shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be liable to a fine of not less than twenty ($20) dollars and not more than one hundred dollars, or by imprisonment for a term of not exceeding fifty days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Penalty Permit to SEC. 18. The board of pharmacy shall issue a permit to general dealers in rural districts in which the conditions in rural dealers their judgment, do not justify the employment of a registered pharmacist, and where the store of such general dealer is not less than three miles distant from the store of a registered pharmacist; which said permit shall authorize the persons or firm named therein to sell in such locality, but not elsewhere, and under such restrictions and regulations as said board may from time to time adopt, the following simple household remedies and drugs, and no other, in such manner and form as may be hereafter authorized by said board, as follows, to wit: Drugs sold Tincture of arnica, spirits of camphor, almond oil, distilled extract, witch-hazel, paregoric, syrup of ipecac, syrup allowed to be of rhubarb, hive syrup, sweet spirits of nitre, tincture of iron, epsom salts, rochelle salts, senna leaves, carbonate of magnesia, seidlitz powders, quinine, cathartic pills, chamomile flowers, caraway seeds, chlorate of potash, moth balls, plasters, salves, peroxide of hydrogen, copperas, gum camphor, blue ointment, asafetida, saffron, anise seed, saltpeter. Annual fee $8 for such permit The board shall charge an annual fee of eight dollars in advance for such permit, and it shall be unlawful for any dealer to sell any drugs or ordinary household remedies without complying with the requirements of this section. ever a registered pharmacist shall establish a pharmacy within three miles by the shortest road from the place of business of such general dealer, no further license shall be granted, and the license already issued shall be void; pro- Proviso vided, that the following drugs, medicines and chemicals may be sold by grocers and dealers generally without restriction, viz: allowed to be Glauber salts, vaseline, turpentine, condition powders, Articles cream of tarter, carbonate of soda, bay rum, essence of sold without Jamaica ginger, essence of peppermint, ammonia, alum, cas- restriction tor oil, bicarbonate of soda, chloride of lime, glycerine, witch-hazel, sheep dip, borax, sulphur, bluestone, flax seed, insect powder, fly paper, any rat poison, squirrel poison, and gopher poison, and arsenical poison used for orchard spraying, when prepared and sold in original and unbroken packages and labeled with the official poison labels. furnish officers lists SEC. 19. It shall be the duty of the board of pharmacy, Board to by resolution, at least annually, to request of the chief of certain police, marshal or constable of every city, town or township in to peace this state, to furnish a list of all drug stores, together with the names of the owners, managers, and all employees in said store, and a brief statement of the capacity in which said persons are employed in said store, and also the firm name of all stores retailing drugs, medicines or poisons. Upon such request in writing it shall be the duty of the chief of police, marshal or constable of said city, town or township to require the patrolmen or deputies under their command, upon their respective beats, to obtain such lists as are in this section specified, and deliver the same to the board of pharmacy. It shall be the duty of the owner of any drug store Owner to or other store retailing drugs, medicines or poisons, when inspection. called upon by an officer, as above set forth, or by a mem- when ber of the board of pharmacy, or a duly authorized inspector, to furnish said officer, member of the board of pharmacy, or duly authorized inspector with the information required. Any person refusing to furnish the information, or wilfully furnishing information that is false or untrue, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof Refusal, misshall be punished by a fine of not less than twenty dollars nor more than fifty dollars, or by imprisonment for not less than ten days and not more than thirty-five days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. permit demeanor drugs control SEC. 20. The officials in charge of the food and drug act Food and of this state are hereby designated and constituted agents officials to for the enforcement of this act, and shall cooperate with the cooperate state board of pharmacy, herein provided for, in carrying out the provisions of this act, and for this purpose, they shall have free access at all times during business hours to all places where drugs, medicines or poisons are offered for sale. SEC. 21. The several penalties prescribed in this act may be recovered in any court having jurisdiction, by a civil collected by Penalties action instituted by the board of pharmacy, in the name of civil or crimi- the State of Nevada, or by criminal prosecution upon comnal process plaint being made; and it shall be the duty of the district Fees go to state treasury Druggists exempt from jury duty Repeal attorney of the county wherein violations of the provisions of this act occur to conduct all such actions and prosecutions at the request of the board. SEC. 22. All fees collected under the provisions of this act shall be paid into the state treasury at the end of every fiscal year. SEC. 23. All persons registered under this act shall be exempt and free from jury duty. SEC. 24. All acts and parts of acts in conflict with this act are hereby repealed. Support of feebleminded children Superin tendent of public instruction CHAP. 287-An Act to provide for the care and education of feeble-minded children, and other matters properly connected therewith. [Approved April 1, 1913] The People of the State of Nevada, represented in Senate and SECTION 1. The superintendent of public instruction is authorized to make arrangements with the director of any institution for the feeble-minded in California, or Utah, or other states for the admission, support, education and care of feeble-minded children of this state; and for that purpose is hereby empowered to make all needful contracts and agreements to carry out the provisions of this act. SEC. 2. Upon the application under oath of a parent, relative, guardian or nearest friend of any feeble-minded child, resident of this state, setting forth that by reason of deficient mental understanding, such child is disqualified from being taught by the ordinary process of instruction or education, such children and that such parent, guardian, relative or nearest friend is to provide for care of Regarding inmates of state orphans' home unable to pay for his or her support, education and instruction in any of the aforesaid institutions, and filing the same with the board of county commissioners of the proper county, and such board shall be satisfied of the truth thereof, and such board shall have made application to the superintendent of public instruction for that purpose, it shall be the duty of the superintendent of public instruction to issue a certificate to that effect, which certificate being produced, shall be the authority of any such institutions aforesaid for receiving any such feeble-minded child; provided, that in case of any inmate of the state orphans' home being adjudged feebleminded, the superintendent of public instruction is authorized to receive such child from the board of directors of said home and shall make provision for such child in the same manner as if received from a board of county commissioners. children may proper SEC. 3. All children who are qualified to enter such insti- When such tution as is named in section 1 of this act, that are free from be placed in offensive or contagious diseases, and are unable to pay for institution their support, education and instruction in any of the aforesaid institutions, and whose parent, relative, guardian or nearest friend is unable to pay for his or her support, education and instruction in any of the aforesaid institutions, shall be entitled to the benefits intended by this act, and it is hereby made the duty of the board of county commissioners of such county to make provision, at the expense of the county, for carrying such person to the office of the superintendent of public instruction, who shall make necessary arrangements for carrying the person to any of the institutions of instruction before mentioned, at the expense of the state, payable out of the fund provided by this act. tion, $1,000 SEC. 4. There shall be set aside from the general fund of Appropriathe state, the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000) for carrying out the provisions of this act for the years nineteen hundred and thirteen and nineteen hundred and fourteen. CHAP. 288-An Act to amend section four of an act entitled The People of the State of Nevada, represented in Senate and SECTION 1. Section four of said act is hereby amended to read as follows: additional public road Section 4. In addition to the time-off for good behavior Pay and from the term of sentence now allowed by law, convicts so time-off for detailed for work upon the public roads shall be allowed ten convicts on days' time-off for each month's faithful work and compli- work ance with such rules and regulations; and in addition thereto, each convict so detailed shall be allowed the sum of ten cents for each day's labor, and which shall accumulate as a fund to be paid the convict on the termination of his sentence, or on his release by pardon or parole, and which shall be in addition to the sum of money ordinarily given discharged convicts; provided, that, on the petition of any such convict, said board, in its discretion, may pay out from any Sum to sum so to the credit of any convict a portion or all thereof, vict may be in support of the dependent wife, children or parent of such paid to convict in distress. credit of con dependent relatives deeds of trust, etc. CHAP. 289-An Act supplementary to an act entitled "An act to provide revenue for the support of the government of the State of Nevada, and repealing certain acts relating thereto," approved March 23, 1891. [Approved April 1, 1913] The People of the State of Nevada, represented in Senate and SECTION 1. A mortgage, deed of trust, contract or other Taxation of obligation by which a debt is secured and which is a lien or mortgages, incumbrance on real property shall, for the purposes of assessment and taxation, be deemed, considered and treated as an interest in said real property thereby affected, except as to railroads and other quasi-public corporations, and the several assessors, in their respective counties in the state shall, in assessing and fixing the value of the real estate affected by any such mortgage or other instrument herein mentioned, treat, consider and deem such instrument as an interest in the real property and the assessment of the real estate affected thereby for the purpose of taxation shall be deemed and taken as the assessment of such mortgage or other instrument; provided, that in no case shall the valuation for taxation fixed exceed the value of said lands. Proviso may pay tax SEC. 2. All taxes so levied and assessed under the proEither party visions of this act shall be a lien upon the property and the same may be paid by the owner thereof or the holder of any such security as they may stipulate in such mortgage or other instrument. property SEC. 3. All taxes levied and assessed under the provisions Tax lien on of this act shall be lien upon the property and collected as other taxes are collected. In the event any mortgage or other instrument mentioned herein shall contain a stipulation requiring the holder thereof to pay such taxes and if such holder shall fail to make such payment, then the owner of said property shall pay such taxes and shall be entitled to a discharge of the debt thereby secured to the amount so paid. SEC. 4. The provisions of this act shall in no manner This act not repeal or affect any law now in force relating to the assessment of mortgages held, or owned by any bank or trust company in this state. retroactive Repeal SEC. 5. All acts and parts of acts in conflict with the provisions of this act are hereby repealed. |