Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09

nate Oranges relative to crops, imple-
ments, stock, OF any other matters
called for, by the National Grange;
must be certified to by the Master and.
Secretary, and under seal of the Grange
giving the same. =.
SEC. 2. All printed matter on what
ever subject, and all information issued,
by the National or State to Subordinate.
Oranges, shall be made known TO tho
members without unnecessary delay.
Sec. 3. If any brothers or sisters Of
the Order fall sick, it shall be the duty.
of the Patrons to visit them, and see
that they are we'll provided with all
things needful. (This may be done by
q committee regularly appointcd.)
Sec. 4. Any member found guilty.
of wanton cruelty to animals shall be
expelled from tho Order. >.
SEC. 5. The Ulcers of Subordinate
Oranges shall be on the alert in devils.
ing means by which the interests of the
whole Order may be advanced; but no,
plan OF work shall be adopted by State
or Subordinate Oranges without first.
submitting it to, and receiving the sane
ton of the National Grange.
ARTICLE X.
Charters and Dispensations. -.
SECTION. l. All charters and dispen-
sations are issued direct from the Ma
tional Grange.
Sec. 2. Nine persons, having received
the four Subordinate Degrees, may re-
ceive dispensation to organize Sub
ordinate Grange.
Sec. 3. Applications for charters or
dispensations must be- signed by the
persons applying for the same, and &c.
companied by the fee of fifteen dol
lars.
SEC. 4. Nine Subordinate Oranges
working in State canapply forauthor-
ity to organize q State Grange.
SEC. S. When State Oranges are
organized, dispensations will be re-
placekby charters, issued without fur
ther fee.
Sec. 6. All charters must pass through
the State Oranges for record, and re-
celve the seal and official signature Of
the same.
SEC. 7. No Grange shall confer
more than two degrees at the same
meeting unless by virtue of dispen-
sation.
SEC. 8. After a State or Territorial
Grange is organized, oil applications,
for charters must pass through the
same and be approved by the Master
and Secretary.
ARTICLE XII
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The Treasurer OF the National, State.
and Subordinate Oranges shall give
bonds, to be approved by the officers
of their respective Oranges. :,
They shall make annual reports of all
receipts and disbursements Of their re-
spective Oranges. These of the Ma
tionai and State Oranges shall be sub.
mittel to all. State ANA Subordinate
Oranges. ::
In all CRANES bills must be approved
by the Master, and countcrsigned by
the Secretary, before the Treasurer can
pay the same. >.
A CALIFORNIA BoY.--The san Fran
cisco Figaro gets this of: There is q
boy i'll on one of our public schools
who wears a green velvet suit which is
broken out with bell-buttons. There.
is a great change in that boy since he
commenced to go to school several
months ago. He was then but little
better than an untutored savage, al
though We frankly confess that we don't
know what an untutored savageis. His
first experience i'll school was spelling
lesson. While this class was going
through the exercise, he sat on the plat
form near the teacher, and locked his
hands across his knees, and watched
the class very intently. The first was
Ransom. BY gracious! said he,
drawing his teeth hard. Multiply, was
the next. "Thunder and lightning,
what word" he cried, in storm of
delight. Again the teacher nailed him
with q look, and proceeded: Oscillation.
At this he just raised himself up to his
feet and shrieked out in perfect frenzy
of ecstacy, "By goodeys, gentlemen,
just shove your teeth into that!' This
broke up the lesson.