The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-06-13
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SATURDAY |! y D !, II s.*UAh|1 'l!ll|1
! thee State Grange "a receiving
suca, notice it, shall .bs the flnty0f
the Master to warn the delinquent
Grange; and if tho d.nss ~ ei3aot
forwarded 1ncthisty daysAe will re:
l-reTt'. tho factss to 2 the National
Grange, that the chatter of said
I Grange may be revoked. .1tf s'7
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1 Any Grange whose charter has
/ been revoked, may appeal to the
Stats Grange ataRy regular meet.
ring, for reinsta1lment ); q ard the
State Grange shall have power to
recommend such Grange to the
National Grange for reinstatement,
subject to such penalty as may seem
seem just. ~. @r -94 -.
7 ARTICLE XE. : zjtta.t.
! Any member, Iof this Order may
affiliate withaa Subordinate Grange
BY presenting a denit, showing he
is a member in good standing upon
a vote of the Grange receiving such
-petition, and by paying to such
Grange the sum of one dollar if the
demit is not presented within six
months after, it's date. :.
| ARTICLE XII. g-
There shall be appointed by the
Master of the State Grange annu-
ally, a sufficient number of ,lepu-
ties, whose duty it shallo be- to or
ganizenew Oranges on application
having been made to them by those
desiring such organization to in-
stall officers of Oranges when the
same have been elected, and shall
be vigilant that no disorder shall
obtain in the Grangers under their
jurisdiction, and shall report
promptly any such disorder to the
Master. Deputies shall receive for
organizing new Oranges their trav-
cling expenses, and five dollars ad-
!ditional for each days services, ac-
,tually necessary for tue work. No
other Oranges shall hereafter be-
recognized, except those organized
by Deputies appointed as herein
specified, and Master Of State
grange and General Deputies Of
the National. Grange. @
ARTICLE XIII. l @e
+ AGRICULTURAL AND STOCK COMMITTEE
Sec. /, Each and every Subordi-
nate Grange in the State of Louisi-
ana, is required to appoint Stand
ing Committee, to be styled the
i" Agricultural and Stock Commit
tee,' whose duty shall be to report
quarterly to their respective Gran
ges, the condition of crops, stock
and other kindred subjects in their
respective vicinities and parishes :;
and it shall further be the duty of
this Committee to ascertain the |
number of acres of cotton, corn,
wheat, oats and other crops plant
ed, and the number of bales of cot
ton, bushels of corn, wheat, oats,
ETC., made by the members of their
respective Oranges; and in addi-
tion, shall make detailed report
of all other products Of the farm,
orchard and garden. These reports
must be made to the Secretary of
the State Grange - /
BENEFITS OF THE ORDER
Sec. 2. No person shall be ehti-.
tied to any advantage or benefits
of tD Order, unless he or she is a
member in good standing; l !, and Y "a. any
member who shall be b.E.ff found j guilty
Of extending 1' d the same =: to any one,
not q; q member, shall be considered
guilty of conduct unbbecoming a
true patron, and shall be dealt with
accordingly: Provided, this shall
not be so construed as to exclude
from the benefits Of the Order, any
person who may be .dependent'on a
member .a,, sr1oa Of any subP|rdhate Grange,
lid; IL MONTHLY DUES. n