The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-08

Miscellaneous Pr0risiO7as----lt shall De tine
duty Of eath member, within sixty days.
after receiving notice of his election, to
sign the Constitution and Bylaws, and 70
provide himself with tile uniform adopted
and now worn by the Company; aud NO
person shall be entitled to the rights and
privileges of 4 member until he shall have
conforlned to this provision.
ARTICLE XIV.
.4larms.-It shall be the duty Of eacR
member uf the Company. ON every alarm
of fire, to proceed Immediately to the En-
gine House he is confident the En-
zine or Hose Carriage Ias previously Left
to assist in conveying the Engine or Hose
Carriage TO the fire to remain where It
is stationed, unless otherwise ordered by
Nh officer; to assist In working the same;
and to obey all orders Of tile commanding
officer. Should the Engine Or Hose Cari
rage be gene before his arrival at the
House, he shall Immediately proceed to
join the Company, with all possible dis
patch, either on the way or at the fire, anil
place himself under the direction Of the
officer commanding the Company.
ARTICLE XVI.
Leare Of Absence.-Any member leaving
the city shall first notify the President;
Secretary, or Foreman, of his intention
aud If absent for more than sixty days
without permission of the Company. he
shall be considered as having resigned.
ARTICLE XVII.
E1emption.-An members absent with
leave of the Company shall be exempt
from fines but liable to dues and assess
ments during absence.
ARTICLE XVIII.
Ercuses for not Votsng.-Any member
may be excused from voting on any qles-.
ton before the Company by majority Of
the members present; and no member.
shall vote on any question, in the Issue Of
which he IS personally interested.
ARTICLE xix.
E1pulsioa-No member shall be ex-
PEELED from the Company unless he has
been notified by the Secretary that charges
are preferred against him.and be furnished
with copy of said charges against kim.
reasonable length of time. to enable him
to prepare for trial and all such expul-
sions shall be by ballot, and require the
concurrence of two-thirds Of the members
present.
ARTICLE Xxx.
Appea1s.-AIl appeals from fiass i.ta-7
posed by the President, when the validity
of the excuse is involved, shall be to the
Company.
ARTICLE XXI.
designations. o resignation OF menu
Der shall be accepted, nor leave OF absence
granted, unless all fines, dues and assess.
u,ents are discharged, except by vote or
two-thirls of the members present, and In
all cases the resignation or request for
leave of absence must be made in writing
or personally at meeting.
ARTICLE XXI.
Manner Of Voting.-AIl voting at any
meeting Of the Company shall be BY ayes
and ssnoes,' y unless otherwise specially
provided in the Constitution or Bylaws,
or ordered by the Company.
ARTICLE xxIlf.
Drills. There shall be regular drill on
the third Tuesday of each month in the
year.
ARTICLE XIV.
Misconduct. - INSTRUMENTATION OF any
member on drill or parade, intoxication.
disobedienee to officers, or disorderly con-
duet at fire or driT, shall be reported by
the officer in command and fined BY the
Company not less than fifty cents nor more
than five dollars.
ARTICLE XIV.
All Constitutions and Bylaws hereto
fore adopted and in force IN this Company
arc hereby repealed
| FAST TME.-A package Containing inn
portant papers was mailed at Portland,
Oregon, for this city on the 18th Of Au.
gust, 1876, and reached this Office last Sat-
urlay, September ID, 1s76-ohly serenteeW
days travelling seventy-fye miles!
Plenty of money st John Connelr:'s bank;
where drafts and checks on Eastern banks
are bought and sold. greenbaeks turned
/ into coin. etc.
Ashby Pearce. orr popular ferryman.
arrived home from the Centennial last
week, looking well after his extended trip.
John Barrows, Esq, left us last Satuf-