Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ..session of the Legislature of the State of California . work of the present Board. The new Act has the support of a largemajority of the profession throughout the State, and it is hoped thatthrough its instrumentality the standard of the profession will be raisedand the public benefited thereby. REPORT OF BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS. 7 The following is an account of all the moneys received and disbursedby the Board: Receipts. Received from preceding $575 49 Two fees from applicants for next examination 30 00 $605 49 Disbursemen
Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ..session of the Legislature of the State of California . work of the present Board. The new Act has the support of a largemajority of the profession throughout the State, and it is hoped thatthrough its instrumentality the standard of the profession will be raisedand the public benefited thereby. REPORT OF BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS. 7 The following is an account of all the moneys received and disbursedby the Board: Receipts. Received from preceding $575 49 Two fees from applicants for next examination 30 00 $605 49 Disbursements. Mileage and compensation of members $412 20 County Clerks fees in re Black vs. Board of Dental Examiners 2 00 National Surety Company, Treasurers bond 12 50 Secretary, on account 20 00 Attorneys fees 50 00 12 35 Cash on hand 96 54 $605 49 All of which is repectfuUy submitted by the Board of Dental Exam-iners of California. December 1, 1901. H. R. HARBISON, G. BAIRD, Secretary. BIENNIAL REPORT Commissioners to Manage Yosemite Valley MARIPOSA BIG TREE GROVE. FOR THE YEARS SACRAMENTO:A. J. JOHNSTON, : : : : : superintendent state printing. 1902. REPORT. To His Excellency Henry T. Gage, Governor of the State of California: Sir: The Commissioners to Manage Yosemite Valley and the MariposaBig Tree Grove have the honor to present the following report of theirmanagement for the years 1901 and 1902: GENERAL IMPROVEMENTS. Since the last report the chief addition to the permanent improve-ments of the Valley in the nature of buildings has been the constructionof a new barn, stables, granary, wagon shed, and corral, at an expenseof $1,500. This was necessitated by the increase of travel into theValley, calling for more room for the transportation companies. Thecontract for the building of these improvements was given to thesuperintendent of the stage company applying for the use of the same,so that in the construction the contractor had a personal
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