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NEW ORLEANS October 0G

NEW ORLEANS, NtLtDrE 70. IS4i.
Vice President E. n. Cullom called tho
meeting to order at o'clock and ordered the
roll to be called.
The following delegates answcred: nine
teen members. present. giving quorum.
MIR. Ben. Jacobs, representing the first
ward, asked leave Of absence for six weeks,
which the Council granted.
The minutes of last meeting having been
read and approved the Council proceeded to
business.
Acting Chairman Bcggs, of the committee
on branch councils, reported the organization
of branches in the second and tenth wards
with the following officers:
SECOND WARD.
r. L. Bruce, president.
f. 4. Johnson first vice president.
Eugene Tisdale, second vice president.
T. J. Bartlett, secretary.
Thomas Askew, treasurer.
Delegates to the Grand Council-T. A
Bartlett and F. I. Trenchard.
Messrs. Bartlett and Trenchard took the
obligation as members OF the Grand Council.
TENTH WARD.
VIM. H. Bell, president
Thos. A. Murphy, first vice president.
ThOS Boswell. second vice president
A. j. Desmond, Secretary.
I'll. kokernot, Treasurer.
Delegates to the Grand Council.--T. 3.
O'Brien and ThOs. Porteous.
Messrs. O'Brien and Porteous We're slrOr71
In as members Of the Grand Council.
The use of the hall was given to Branch
Council No. at q monthly rental of six
dollars.
On motion of Mr.. Adams the rules were
suspended to take up the amendments pro-
posed by Mr.. II. c. Castellanos.
On motion of Mr.. Alfred Bourges, action
on the first proposed amendment was sls-
pended until called up Mr.. Castelanos.
The second amendment, authorizing the
president to appoint suitable persons to Or
ganize branches in the country parishes, was
unanimously adopted.
The president. after having ascertained the
views of the members present, appointed Nj.
j B. Gaudet to represent the thirteenth ward
III the Grand Council
The Council adjourned until Friday, Nov
Der q. 1877, at 7 0 clock p. m.
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to represent the thirteenth ward, was also
smorft In and seated.
There being twenty-five members present,
the minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
In the case of Messrs. Fadron and Armant,
absent three consecutive meetings without
notifying the Grand Council. and whose seats
under the rules were vacant. it was decided to
postpone action until the next meeting,
The committee on branch councils was d-
rected to organize the seventh ward branch
on Saturday, third Instant, at o'clock y. m :.
and the sixth ward on Tuesday, sixth instant,
at7 80 p. III.
On motion Of Mr. Adams, J. Z. Gaudet and
], W. Falls were authorized to organize
branches III the parish Of jefferson, and Mr..
Ii, G. Castellanos In the parish of East Baton
R9Mge.
Mr., Adams gave notice that at the next
meeting he would present an amendment to
the constitution placing the twelfth, thir-
teenth and fourteenth wards on the same foot
ing rs the other wards.
The amendment proposed by Mr. II. g. Cas-
tellanes on the fifth uti,no was adopted as a
men voting against 1t: L. North Cullom, l..
A. BARTLETT i. I. Trnchard. jules Nienne
James Parker.
The amendment is as follows: The Grand
Council shall have the authority to Initiate
and confer membership upon such persons as
it may. In its discretion. think proper.
Mr.. Adams gave notice that at the next
meeting he would move TO have the following
article added to the constitution;
"A branch council shall be required to con-
firm the appointments Of the president to the
Grand Council"
Mr. Adams gave notice that he would offer
a resolution directing each branch council TO
pay monthly tax.
i'he Grand Council adjourned to Friday
night at o'clock p. N.
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New ORLEANS February q, 1878.
The president In the chair, twenty-siX mem~
bers present.
Mr. Ben Brown, fourteenth ward, sworn In
and seated.
Messrs. Culom, Morgan, Armant Barnes,
Castelanos O,Brien, Guilotte and Dumont
were excused
Messrs. McGowan and HARRISON were ap,
appointed q committee to collect for rent now
due.
Mr.. Fawcett gave notice that ut the next
nesting he would urge an amendment to the
constitution, providing for general meeting
Of all the branches in the city once q month.
ON MOTION OF MIR, PORTEOUS,
MESSRS; J; =; GAQDEI2 P. p; FALLS,
A COMMITTEE TO WAIT ON JUDGE
PARDEE FOR TIL + PURPOSE OF SECUR-
ING THE RELEASE OF W. j. 0'CONNOR,
A MEMBER OF THIS ASSOCIATION,
WHO WAS IMPRISONED FOR THREE
MONTHS.
The seventh ward council asked that o. deli
egate, residing in the seventh ward, be APP
pointed in place Of Mr.. G. E. FOrtier. now re-
siding in the fifth ward
Under the rules the seats Of MesSrs. Adams
and G.. ". Bryant were declared vacant for
absence.
Adjourned
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the fourth ward, vice Mr.. Robert Dalton, was
sWorn In and seated as 81 delegate. E&
Twenty seven members present r
The following communication was received
and read: =
10 the Hon. G. G. of the N. A. A: e
Cent1emen--We the undersigned. with yon1s
permission desire to appear and be present atd
meeting Of your honorable body of such time
as you may designate, to present and lay be-
fore you such matters as are deemed importiss
ant to your organization, which cannot anfs
should not be ealarged upon in this communal
cation. II. G. MYERS. y
l.. A. HALE. j.
On motion o committee of three was ap-
pointed to confer with the slgners Of this conn
InllniCation.
The committee, consisting Of Jacobs, Falls
and Bartlett, retired for that purpose. l.
Further time was asked by the eommitteess.,
on organization Of country pHishes, an6Y
granted
The following communication was read. Il
To the President and Members Grand Council
ftentIenpen-At meeting held last Monday
February 4, 1873. the following resolution was
adopted: n
Reaolred, That the Grand Council be re4u
spectfliV requested to reconsider the resOu7Is
ton passed by them at q called meeting, held.
on the first instant, as it has created greateeaa
dissatisfaction to the members Of the assem-
bly,, and that o committee Of three be apf
pointed to present these resolutions.
Laid over. /
The committee appointed to confer with
Messrs. Meyers and Hale, reported that thief
information sought was IN regard to the ini- j
tiation Of country members.
Mr.. MCCurdy offered q resolution reQueSt~
ing the secretary to furnish certificates Of re~I
mOval to members. 7
The resolution concerning Monday night
meetings was postponed
Mr.. Ben Brown, Colored was appointed tOe
represent the fourteenth ward.
Adjourned,
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NEW ORLEANS. January II 1877

New ORLEANS January H. 1873.
present.
Mr. G. r. Fawcett was appointed on COM
mittee on branch councils, vice +. Dalton,
dropped.
Chairman E. B. Falls, on committee to
draw rules of invitation by the Grand COun-
Gil, stated that the committee could not agree
and asked that it be discharged
Mr. Adams moved that the committee be
enlarged to five members.
The chair appointed Mr.. Adams and Mr.
W. Fl. Hunt.
The committee on devising plans for noti-
flying members reported no agreement.
Granted further time.
Ben Jacobs gave notice that next meeting
he would urge the passage of the following
amendment to the constitutions:
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.. Fawcett gave notice Of amendment con-
corning time Of meeting.
Secretary was requested to furnish next
regular meeting a list of members initiated on
Sundays by committee on membership.
On motion OF Mr.. Falls the committee on
membership was requested to furnish a list
Of all candidates rejected, with reason for re-
lection.
The council decided that the branch
council Of the ninth ward should, if consid-
cred proper initiate all candidates from the
parish Of st. Bernard who should present
themselves.
Adjourned.
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n EW ORLEANS, january d, 1878.
Acting President james Beggs in the chair
eighteen members present. nine excused.
Mr.. VIM. II. Hunt OF the eleventh ward,
sworn in.
On motion of Mr.. prados the council de-
cided that hereafter any candidates living in
the second seventh and ninth wards be mi
tiated at the general meetings on Mondays
and Wednesdays OF each week.
The following resolution by Mr.. VIM. II
Hunt was unanimously adopted:
RESOL KED, THAT 4 MEMBEK WHO
VIOiATES Ills o. OArH, !" BE T FAX IN IN
CHARGE BY A COMMITTEE OF FIVE
CONSISTING OF NJ EN- BERS LIVING OUT
OETH z WARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HAVE FULL POWER TO IMPLICIT ANY
PUNISHMENT DEEMED NECESSARY -
The following resolution by Mr.. Hunt was
adopted
inquiry to consist Of five delegates, to whom
shall be referred all charges against members
Of the association.
The following resolutions by Mr. W. II.
Hunt were, after some discussion, adopted,
and ordered 10 be forwarded to the different
branch councils:
/. Rnaoired, That each and every member
Of the Native American Association be, on and
after the first day OF January, 1873, assessed
the sum Of Twenty-Five cents per month :,
sumo to be paid monthly or quarterly, to tho
treasurer Of his respective ward councils.
2. That tho Treasurer OF each branch
council retain from said amount tho sum Of
ten cents for dcfraying the running expenses
OF his branch md tho remaining fifteen cents
be paid over to the treasurer Of the Grand
Council, to be by him specially reserved as q
campaign fund.
2. That the chair appoint two delegates to
cooperate with the treasurer Of the Grand
Council to compose q conn ittGe on cOmpaign
fund and finance.
4. That said campaign fund be deposited in
some savings bank and that no part be with
drawn unless the signatures of the three
members composing the said campaign com
mttee be fixed to the order or check
5. That the secretary Of each ward council
keep q true and correct account Of all moneys
paid into the campaign fund and turned over
to the treasurer of the Grand Council on or
before the first Friday Of the month
The committee on Limitation by the Grand
Council asked for further time, as they had
been unable to meet, Granted, with request
that final report be ready for next meeting,
On motion Of g. A. Fawcett, Messrs. T. A.
Bartlett, 6. A. Fawcett and Ben jacobs were
appointed q committee to adopt signs by
which the members Of the association shall
be called together.
Messrs Dalton, Vienne and Parker, absent
three meetings, were dropped.
b. s. HARRISON appointed to represent the
sixth ward, and Mr.. Charles i. Fortier sew
enth ward
Adjourned to Friday, January II, 1878.
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deemed necessary to secure the election Of o
State Senator In the Fourth Senatorial Dis
trict, comprising the tenth and eleventh
wards.
On motion of VIM. McCurGiy. Mr.. James
Reggs was added to the committee.
On motion OF T.. Il. Falls, the committee
was directed to make their report on Tues
day, eighteenth instant, to which day the
council decided to adjourn.
The secretary was directed to communicate
the resolution referring to reorganization OF
the wards In case Of q failure to meet TO MI;
9. l.. De Fuentes, president Of the fifth ward
branch, and to urge him to have his ward
meet regularly.
Mr. Ben Jacobs called for the enforcement
Of the rule declaring vacant the places OF
delegates absent three consecutive meetings
without accepted excuse.
Under this rule the seats Of Mr.. Adams Of
the fourth ward, and Mr.. John A. Segur, of
the ninth ward were declared vacant and the
secretary instructed to notify these gentle
men
Nj G. Il. Fagot, OF the ninth ward, asked
the chair Il the general meeting had the
power to Initiate members from wards which
had organized branches.
The chair answered in the negative.
The chair directed the secretary TO notify
Mr.. Adams that he had been reappointed to
represent the fourth ward.
The council adjourned to the eighteenth in
slant, at 7 80 p. III.
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New ORLEANS, November 10, 1877.

Z. North Cullom in the chair Quorum
present.
Committee on branch councils, James
Bcggs, chairman, reported organization OF
the Seventh Ward Branch Council, with the
following officers:
prceirisut-Jos. Duvjgneaud.
First Vice Prcsdent-Alcco J. Kcr
Second Vice President Chas II. Merritt.
Secretary ondolph
Assistant Secretary Ed. Victor.
Treasurer Guy Duplanticr
Sergeant at Arns-L.J J. Duplantier,
Inside Sentincl-Goo Tcrvilion.
Outside Sentincl-J. A. Escobcdo.
Tho credentials OF AlCCr j. ker and Edward
Victor, elected by the Seventh Ward Branch
to represent them IN the Grand Council, were
received, and after taking the required oath
were seated.
Mr.. John A. Segur, elected to represent the
ninth ward. was also seated.
The excuses of Castellanos, Mcrzel and
FagOt were accepted.
4 committee OF three from the Association
presented themselves with the following reso-
l" WR T9S T THfs 0HRGHN1zAT1oN HAS
EXFEDiENT AND NECEsSARY THAT Is
FAR AS POSSIBLE OUR FINANCIAL
TRANSACTIONS SHALL BE CARRIED
ON ONE WITH ANOTH Err; AND
WHEREAS, TT HAS BEEN THE SENSE
OF THIS ORGANIZATION THAT MEANS
SHOULD BE USED TO EFFECT THIS
FL FiRs'r-BE IT RESOLVED, THAT A
EVERY MEMBER OF THIS ORGANIZA-
SECOND-THAT A TOKEN OF A DIE
FEltENT NATURE SHALL BE GIVEN TO
POSE SAME AT THEIR PLACE OF
THIRD-THAT EVERY MEMBER OF
THIS ORGANIZATION SHALL BE FUR
NISHED WITH A KNOWLEDGE OF
THEY MAY BE KNOWN TO ONE An
OTHER, WITHOUT THE FULL CERE-
MONY Or CHALLENGING, ETC. ~
= FoTRIH-THAT IN IuRI,H1EllREA'NCE
or T III e. TH1 PHGiNr GqMM NJ i q
BODY 70 CONFER WITH THE GRAND
MIR, +. ARMANr INTRODUCED THE
T ~ u NuHfEn RESOLUTION WHICH
" BE IT REsOLvvED, THAT THE CHAIR
APPOINT 4 COMMITTEE OF FIVE TO
OF ADOPTING TOKENS OF REGULATE
THE MANNER N WHfCH THESE ARE
TO BE DISPLAYED; ALSO URGING
MEMBERS TO DEAL ONLY IN SUCH
PLACES WHERE THESE ARE EXHIBIT
ONLY.
The chair appointed T. Armant, T. A. Bart
lett J. b. Gaudet, S. Conrad and A. J. Ker.
Mr.. E. Royal, of committee from the asso-
citation, exhibited designs which he thought
should be adopted, and these were referred to
the committee Of five.
The delegation from the association having
retired, Mr.. L. B. Falls presented the follow
ing, which was adopted:
Res0lred. That a committee of three be
appointed to draft rules regulating initiation
by the Grand Council.
The chair appointed E. B. Falls, 7. A. Bart
lett and A. Chalare.
Mr.. j. E. Guillotte submitted the following
amendment to the constitution, to be acted
upon at the next regular meeting:
Whereas, it is Just and equitable that the
various wards of the city be on equal footing;
therefore, be it
Res0trcd, That all that part of article of
the constitution, relating to branch councils,
be stricken out from the word "ercept' to the
"shaU be organised" inclusive
Mr.. Armant substituted that Mr. Guillotte
claim the right to call up the preceding at
his pleasure.
On motion of Mr.. J. c. Butler the chair re-
appointed Mr.. c. E. Holmes to represent the
fifteenth ward.
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NEW ORLEANS. October u, 1877

Vice President Brou called the meeting to
order at o'clock, and ordered the roll call
this being done, the following members an
swered to their names: twenty-one members
present. T. ". Holmes and J. T. GuiIlotte
were excused, their reasons being deemed
sufficient
MI Armant asked that his name be record
ed against the amendment TO the constitution
giving the president of the Grand Council the
right to appoint the delegates from each
ward.
Mr. Z. i. Falls presented the following re-
solution:
Resolrcd, That the officers and members of
the Grand Council be required to take al OBJ
legation not to diyulge to any ono the pro-
ceedings Of the Council. unless authorized by
the Council.
Mr.. Adams offered the following substitute,
which WAS adopted:
ReaOlred That no member or officer of tho
Grand Council shall divuge any of its pro-
ceedings, unless the Injunction Of secresy be
raised.
Mr.. Adams offered the following resolution
which was also adopted:
Resoircd, That tho disclosure Of any Of the
proceedings Of the Grand Council be consill-
cred sufficient grounds for expulsion,
BY Mr.. McrkeI: That members be required
to take the oath of secresy. in accordance
with the constitution.
Mr., Adams moved to table the proceedings.
The yeas and nays being called Tor the rcso-
luton was tabled by q vote of too.
bN Nl. AInltnl,
Rcsorcd, That at the end Of each meeting
the president inform the members what part
OF the proceedings may be communicated to
the association
Mr.. Adams offered as a resolution that no
part of the proceedings be considered secret
sinese Incorporated In the restitution
Mr. Ben Jacobs offered as anHamendment
that all personal matters shall be kept secret,
Mr.. James Beggs moved that the whole
matter be tabled. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. A. G. Merko, tho president
proceeded TO administer the OATH OF SECRECY
to all the members and officers Of the Council.
The notice Of amendments given by Mr.. II.
G. Castellanos at the previous meeting was
made the special ordcr OF the day for the next
regular meeting.
On motion of E. b. Falls, the secretary was
directed to notify I. Charleville that the wards
OF the Sixth District not having twenty-five
members each, the organization Of branch
councils in that district would be postponed.
The Council then adjourned to nineteenth
instant, at o'clock.
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NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1875


NEW ORLEANS March %, 1873.
President in tho chair; Yorty-fo,lr members
present The following new delegates we're
sworn in;
Fourth Ward-W G. Harrison.
Eighth Ward-W. A. ID. Anderson, L. r,
Carrie
Ninth Ward-M Anderson.
Thirteenth Ward-St. l.. Dupcirc, J. f. A.
Roberts.
Fourteenth Ward-N. D. Bush
&. W. Bryant, dropped for non-attendance,
The committee on hall, f. B. Falls chair
man, stated that arrangeTocntg had been
made with the proprietor Of the present meet
ing room, by which the association can have
it for so Der month. one-hajf Of which was 10
be paid by the third ward branch council
The old committee on rules for the oroan-
ization Of countrv pnri4hns was dIgcbar0ed
and a new committees apDginted
The committees to whom apDeal was re-
Herrcd made the following report, which was
read and unanimously adopted:
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New ORLEANS. November p. 1877.

NEW ORLEANS. November T, lSl7.
Mr.. James Beggs, acting president, called
the meeting to order at p. m, and ordered
the roll to be called. The following delegates
answered to their names, to w.t. twenty-five
members present
Mr.. L, c. Gutllotte, elected to represent the
ninth ward, offered his credentials, which
were accepted.
Mr.. Guillotta was s1cor71 in and took his
seat.
Mr.. ]. 3. Gaudet, elected by the president
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Adjourned.
New ORLEANS, March 3, 1873,

New ORLEANS, March &, 1873,
President in the chair Thrty-four MEM
borS present.
The following delegates were sworn in and
seated.
Seventh ward Louis Duvignnaud; twelfth
ward, F. CharleviIle, Paul Pruce, COL; four
teenth ward w. h. F1ah.
The committee on finance reported the as
ISOLATION in debt $50.
The committee on branch councils reported
the organization Of the Sixth Municipal
Branch, with the following officers. to wit:
President, John y. Fitch, ST.; first vice
president, Abrarn Harrison col; second vice
president, J. /. Daunoy; secretary, Geo. Il.
Loud assistant secretary, st. Leon Dupeire;
treasurer, Z. Pascal; sergeant-at-arms, J. T.
Jones: inner sentinel, j. T. Elfert; outer sem
tinel, Z. !, Little
Delegates 10 the Grand Council~-F, Charlie
Vile, Paul Bruce twelfth ward J. Fl. A.
Roberts +. L. Dupeire, thirteenth ward; W.
Il. Fish, W, =: Bush, fourteenth ward.
Resoired, That - committee Of three be ap~
pointed to investigate the matter relating to
a meeting held at the house Of E@KOyal, No.
10 South Basin street. aud to make report
at the next regular meeting.
The chair appointed Messrs, Bartlett, Fagot
and jacobs.
communication from George NJ. Hare,
innujrDg why he had been refused admission
at the first ward branch was received,
An appeal by T.. Royal, from the third
ward branch, resolution, expeIling him from
the third ward association, was received, read
and referred to Underwood, BARTLETT and
Fagot, for investigation, with instructions to
report at next meeting
A communication from the third ward
branch, announcing the expulsion Of e. Royal
and George VI. Hare, WIS referred to, the
same committee
Merkcl had attended the meeting at the
house Of i. Royal, was referred to n. Z nder-
wood, 9. Il. Fagot and l.. Duvigneaud, with
instructions to report at the next regular