The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28

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served to the active and cxtraordlna.
ry members.
1. Active members to have the
right of participating in the debates of
tho society and of voting in all tho
affairs Of the society.
Interest in the property Of the So.
cioty.
Pdssire Members to have the right
to debate, at the general meetings
through Committee Of three who
shall also be entitled to offer motions,
but not to vote.
EhgiJiGy to 06ce.--When elected
such persons shall have the right of
voting 10 all the meetings Of tho
board of directors aud of the Society.
Honorary and Extraordinary Hem.
Jcv to have thesright of fattendiug all
tho meetings aud performances Of the
Society.
Common Rights ef al Members
All members shall have the right of
attending the performances aud re-
hearsels Of the Society.
5Tn-DUTIgs OF MEMBERS.
II shall be the duty Of every mem
ber to promote the object of the So
ciety as stated in U) to preserve con-
cord amongst its members, aud to
guard jealously the good name Of the
Society.
OF ActiUe Members the regular
participation in all the rehearsals and
concerts of the Society.
Payment of one dollar admission
fee, four dollars por annum, payable
quarterly in advance as contribution
to the Treasurer of the Society.
N. b. The Board of Directors arc
authorized to exempt members from
the payment of all dues either par
TALLY or wholly.
Pdssioc McmJers.-The payment of
one dollar admission fec, and four
dollars per annum, payable quarterly
in advance as contribution to the
treasury of the Society.
6Tu-ADMIssIoN OF MEMBERS.
Persons wishing to be admitted to
the Society, must be reported by a
member to the President or Secretary
in writing, stating residence. If the
admission of such candidate be roc.
commended by the President, Il on af-
ter the expiration of one week, he
shall be declared a member of the
Society, provided, no vote be demand
ed. In case a member should ask
the President to submit the admis-
sion of such candidate, to vote, then
a ballotiug shall take place, and il
four-fifths of the votes polled shall be
affirmative, then the candidate shall
be declared member.
Candidates for active membership
must submit to an examination by
the musical director respecting their
musical capacity, and when admitted,
are to bo presented to the members
by the President.
7TH.-ADMIssIoN OF PUPILS.
Pupils are TO be reported to the
President and presented to tho Mu'
steal Director, and on the recommen
dation of these two officers they shal
be admitted to the exercises of tn,
class.
8TH.
The Officers of the Society shal
consist of a
President,
Vice President,
Secretary,
Musical Director,
Treasurer,
Librarian.
These officers shall form the Boart
of Management, and shall be electe'
emi-annually at the general meet
ings.
A majority merely .of the vote
polled shall be sufficient for the elec
ton of officers, with the exception o
that of Musical Director, for who's,
election an absolute majority will b.
required.
9TH.-DUTIEs OF OFFICERS.
1. The President shall preside at al
meetings of the Society shall appo;n
special meetings, and meetings of tn
Board of Management;..he shall orde
the approved bills to be paid; he shal
appoint Committees, in case their ap
pointment by the society is not d
manded. In case of tie vote, hi
vote shall be decisive.
2. The Vice President shall act il
the Presidents place during his alb
sence.
3. Tho Secretary shall keep min
utes Of all the meetings, both of tn
Society and of the Board of Manage
ment; he shall take charge of the cor
rcspondence; he shall execute certfi
Gates of membership, and shall keeI
a correct and complete list of all tn
members.
4. The Treasurer shall collect al
moneys due to the society; he shal