Arizona citizen., 1878-11-23
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2a. 1878.
Rules and Regulations Of the constancia
 Philharmonic Society.

Philharmonic Society.
 Article | The Philharmonic Socie ty, instituted by the subscribers, shal have DO other object except that O instructing the members thereof in th' art of music, and to cultivate the taste and practice it generally
 Art. II. The Society shall be knowr as COnstancia," by which name | shall be denominated and recognized among other corporations.
 Art III. Any person may become a member of the Society who desires il, without distinction of nationality or sex, provided the candidate is of good conduct, of good manners and has an honorable standing Tn the community without which qualification no person is eligible
 Art. ". Those who desire to be admitted as members of the Society, shall apply 10 the President, who shall consult with the Board of Trustees, who shall decide in accordance with Art. III. Of this institute, whether the applicants shall or shall not be admit ted and tie President shall notify the applicants of the result.
 !, Art. Y. Each member shall be fur nished with a printed copy of this institute together with certificate, al so printed, signed by the President, to the effect that he is a member ot the Society "Constancia."
 Art. VI. The Society shall be com posed of Active" and " Honorary 8 members. The Active '" members are those who will take part in the musical exercises. And, Honorary" mem bers are those, who will only aid the Society in a pecuniary sense, or other wise.
 Art. VII. The Society "Constancia" will secure the services of a competent professor to instruct the Active" mem- bers in music, and make arrangements to furnish other things necessary, and pay for the same.
 Art VIII The Active members will pay five dollars month The Honor ary members will pay three dollars a month. All payments must be made in advance.
 Art TX The Society expects from the Honorary members who can afford IL such additional aid to the Society for its support and advancement, as they may think proper to give, over and above the monthly payment stated in the foregoing article
 Art. X As soon as the Active mem- bers are far enough advanced in music, they shall be obliged to lend their ser vices, when ihe board of trustees may think it convenient to use them eith- CT for the benefit of the Society or for some humanitarian object Any mem Der may petition the board of trustees asking the services of the Active mem- bers for the two objects above describ- ed.
 Art. XI. The board of trustees will take care ofthe funds ofthe Society, and see thai the same are not used for any other purpose than that proposed by these institutes.
 Art XII. Every member joining this Society is bound 10 continue in it for twelve months, as it is necessary, both for the studies that have to bel undertaken and the expenses that have to be incurred, to be certain Of the sup-i port 10 be counted upon; unless a. member is obliged 10 change his resi- dence from this city to another place
 Art XIII. The moment a person becomes a member of this Society, he is bound by all the means in his pow CT, to work for its increase and we'll being, either by adding to ils members, or by contributing in some manner to. its permanent establishment
 Art. XIV. At the end of six months. from the date in which the Active members begin to practice, there will be private exhibition, at which only members will be admitted; and the secretary will give due notice of the time and place of its taking place Every other exhibition that may take place thereafter will be public.
 Tucson, A. T., November 3, 1878.
 EsTEvAN OCHoA. President lGNACIo BoNILLAs, Secretary