The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01

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ing the place Of meeting, the Executive
Committee shall appoint the place and
notify the Secretary of the National
Grange and the Masters of the Stale
Oranges, at feast thirty days before the
day appointed. e.. .r
| ~At4l>f@ftt ARTICLE III-LAwS.
The National Grange, at is annual ses-
sion, shall frame, amend or repeal such
laws as the good Of the order may require.
ALI laws of State and Subordinate Oranges
must conform to this Constitution and the
laws adopted by the National Grange.
/ no 9n ARTICLE VIRTUAL. "
The Ritualadopted by the National
Grange shall be used in ali Subordinate
Oranges, and any desired alteration in
the same must be submitted 70 and re-
i've the sanction Of the National
Grange, aS s4A' &" .'
tl1. ARTICLE " --MEMBERsHlP 'A
Any person interested in agricultural
pursuits, of the age of sixteen, female
and eighteen years, (male) duly propos-
ed, elected, and complying with the rules
and regulations of the Order, is entitled
to membership and the benefits Of ths
degrees taken. Every application must
be accompanied by the fee Of member
ship. Ifrejected the money will be re-
funded. Ap. 'tvcations must be certified
by members, and balloted for at a subse-
quent meeting. It shall require three
ne gative votes to reject an applicant.
ARTICLE W. FEES FOR MEMBERSHIP.
The minimum fee for membership for
men In a Subordinate Grange shall be
FIVE dollars. and for women two dollars
for the four degrees. except charter men,
bers, who shall pay-men, three dollars,
aud women fifty cents. 1856 #a
ARTICLE vII-DURs. 81
SECTION 1. The minimum of regular
monthly CUES shall be ten cents from each
member, and each Grange may otherwise
regulate its own dues.
SEC D. The Secretary of each Subordi-
nat e Grange shall report quarterly to the
State Grange the names of all persons
initiated or passed to higher degrees.
SEC. 8. The Treasurer of each Subor.
dinate Grange shall report quarterly, and
pay TO the Treasurer OF his State Grange
the sum of one dollar for each man, ami
fifty cents for each woman initiated dur
ing that quarter; also, quarterly due
of six cents for each Rcmber. sid
SEC. 4. The Secretary Of each State
Grange shall report quarterly to the
Secretary of the National Grange the
membership in his State, and the degrees
conferred during the quarter.
SEC. 5. The Treasurer of each State
Grange shall deposit to the credit Of shc
National Grange Of Patrons
of Husbandry with some
Banking or Trust company in new York
to he selected by the Executive Com
mittee, in quarterly instalments, the
annual due OF ten cents for each member
in his State, and forward the receipts for
the same to the Treasurer of the Nation :
al Grange. .. -, ..... .a
SEC. 6. ALI monies Deposited with.
said company shall. be paid out only upon
tie drafts of the Treasurer, signed by
the Master. and countersigned by the
Secretary. r.,.,r... ..,. .H..
SEC. T. No State Grange shall be
entitled to representation in the Nation
al Grange whose dues are unpaid for more
than one quarter. ~.
a1 ARTICLE VIII -REQUIREMENTs
SECTION |. Reports from Subordi-
nate Oranges relative to crops, implem-
ents, stock, or any other matters called
tor by the National Grange must he certi-
fe to by the Master and Secretary, and
under zeal of the Grange giving the
same. .aga o!t cg a9&a a
SEC. g. All printed matter upon
whatever subject and all information
issued by the National or State TO-
Subordinate Oranges, shall be made
known to the members without unneces-
sary delay. ,''ai"'1
Sec. 8. IT any brothers or sisters of the
Order are sick, it shall be the duty Of the
Patrons to visit them, and see that they
are we'll provided with all things
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