The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
NJ Fr tUT.IrA Hn 1oflt1nFp 4 1879

y resident james Beggs in tbs chnir
eighteen members present nine excused
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Hunt, Of the eleventh ward,
sworn In.
On motion Of Mr.. prulos the council do
cided thnt hereafter any candidates living In
tho second, seventh md ninth wards be mi
tinted Mt tbs general meetings on Mondays
nnd Wednesdays Of each wsek,
Tho following resolution by Mr.. VIM. II.
Hunt was unanimously adopted:
DiBCIOBE3 ThE BECHETB Or TH1s As
ISOLATION IN ANY WAY, OR VINO
VIOLATES HIS OATH, BE TAKEN n
CONSISTING or NJ EN- BEKS LIVING OUT
or THE WARD WHERE THE OFFENDE
RESIDES, WHICH COMMITTEE - 70
HAVE FULL POWER TO IMPLICIT ANY
PUNISHMENT DEEMED NECESSARY"
The following resolution by Mr.. Hunt was
adopted
Reaoiued, Thnt tho chair appoint n court Of
Inquiry 10 consist Of five Delegates, to whom
shnll be referred all Chhfges against members
Of the association.
Tho following resolutions by Mr.. w. II.
Hunt were, ntter some discugsion adopted,
md ordered to be forwarded to the different
branch councils:
/. RegoLred, That enci and every member
Of The Native American Association be, on and
after tbs first day Of january, le7H nseessnd
the sum Of twenty-five cents per month !,
Same 10 be pnid monthly or quarterly, to tho
treasurer Of his respective ward councils.
Z. That tho Treasurer Of each branch
council retnn from said amount tbs sum or
ten cents for defrnying the running expenses
Of his branch, md the remaining fifteen cents
be paid over to the treasurer Of the Grand
Council, ODE by him specially reserved as u
campaign fund.
3. That the chnlr appoint two delegates TO
cooperate with the treasurer Of the Grnnd
Council 10 compose It committee on comphlgu
fund and finance.
Il fund bod fpf i
some savings bunk, and that no pnrt be- with
drawn unless the signatures Of tbs three
members composing the sud campaign com
mittee BIS fixed to the order or check
s. That the secretnry Of each ward council
keep 81 true and correct account Of nll moneys
paid into the campaign fund and turned over
to the TREASURER Of the Grand Council on or
before tho first FrIday Of the month
Council asked for further time, as they had
been unnble to meet. Granted, with request
thnt final report be ready for neEt mnntjng.
On motion Of q. A. Fnwcett, Messrs. i, A.
BnrtIett, 9. A. Fhwcett and Ben jacobs were
appointed Il committee 10 adopt signs by
which tho members Of the association ghall
be called together.
Messrs. Dalton, Venne and Parker, absent
three meetings. were dropped.
f. $. Harrison appointed to represent the
sixth ward, and Mr.. Charles T.. Fortier sew
cnth ward.
Adjourned to Friday, january II. 1873
New ORLEANS, January H. 1873.
J. Bcggs in the chair, twenty members
present.
Mr. G. r. fnwcett was appointed on COM
mlttee on branch councils, vice Il. Dalton,
dropped.
Chairman L. y. Falls, on committee to
draw rules Of invitation by the Grand Coun-
Gil stated that the committee could not agree,
md asked that it be discharged
Mr.. Adnrns moved that the committee be
enlarged to five members:
The chhir appointed Mr.. Adams and Mr..
w. IL. Hunt.
Tho committee on dcvisng plans for noti-
flying members reported no agreement.
Granted further time.
Ben Jacobs gave notice that next meeting
he would urge the paBsage OF the following
amendment to the constitution:
THAT a. committee Of members be ap-
pointed by the chair to prepare the proper
FORMS etc, to establish degrees, said commit
tee to report In one week after the passage OF
resolution"
Mr.. Fawcctt gave notice OF amendment con-
corning time Of meeting.
regular meeting q list OF members initiated on
Sundays by committee on membership.
On motion Of Mr. Falls the mnittce on
membership was requested to furnish u list
Of all candidates rejected, with reason for re-
lection.
The council decided that the branch
council OF the ninth ward should, II consid-
cred proper initiate all candidates from the
parish Of 81. Bern0rd who should present
themselves.
Adjourned.