The National tribune., 1890-11-13


There was added to Chapter III new Article, as
follows:
ARTICLE XII.
DETERMINATIONS
Section l. Division Colonels shall have power to
grant dispensatons for public installations OF Camp
officers ia their respective Divisions.
Section 8. Article ~, Chapter V, was amended
10 read as follows:
Sec. 3. Any member OF n Camp who Is ono year I'm
arrears ~ the payment OF his dues shall be drop
ped from the roll, aud rcustated only by the Camp
which dropped him. aud 10 the same manner rs -
provided ia Article II, Sections II Of the Constu-
ton, aud all Camps that have failed FOR year
more to make their quarterly reports shall be con-
sdercd disbanded, aud the Colonels in command
shall revoke their charters.
". In pursuance Of the action of the ninth annual
meeting of the Commandery in Chief, new Camps
will not bc required to pay per capita tax for any
portion Of the quarter ia which such Camps are
organized, nor will Divisions be required 10 pay
per capita tax To the CommRndcry -iu- Chief on
such newly organized Camps for the quarter la
which they are organized
v The Digest ui Decisions, known hs the Blue
Book" approved and adopted by the ninth annual
meeting oi the Cornmandrry in Chief is ready
for distribution. aud will be sold TO Divisions,
Camps aud members at - cents per copy
vi Aidsde- Camp are hereby appointed on the
stan u! the GommArdcTy ia Chief, with rank OF
Lieutenant Colonel ffoin Sept l. 1890 as follows:
California Chester l.. Robinson, San Francisco
Charles ii, Bulson, stockton.
Connectcut.--s. = Parker Deep River; Conrad
f. Stein, Bridgeport w. a Cobb. TEompsouvilie
w. NJ Norton, Forrcsivilte.
KRusas.-R 4. Cope, Kansas City; II. NJ John
son, Parsons; John t. Henning, Salinai Chas II.
Horn, MHnkAto.
Maine-E G. Milliken, Portland
MiunesOtR.-Artbur Allyn, Red Wing; David
Morgan. Tracy. Geo. H. Klein, MRnkato; Il. G. Ste
gcHs. 81. Paul.
New York.-Fred G. Gluer, HornellsvIllc: NJ J.
Severance, j.. Albany; j. J. Walsh, brooklyn; Il.
t Birmingham, Gloversyille.
New Jerscy.-ATthuT /. Vcscelius. Paterson
Thomas II. Edmond Trenton; VIM. T. Allsirom.
Long Branch
ohio.-K II. Clarkson, Dayton: ID. d. Morris,
Lima; Fred 4. Brhtow, hansheldi q, Garland
King. Alliance
orcgon-A. c. Hickman. East Portland; f. w.
Maxwell. Pleasant Home; W. J.. Lock wood. Cot
tagr Grove: NJ. H. iIRrdcsty, Astoria.
Rhode ishnd.-1noInas NJ. Sweeiland, Paw
tuckct; Frank T. WILSON, Bristol; Thos. j. Pcrce,
Wexford: Charles l.. Peltis. Providence.
Nermout-r-hudrow MautcT. Bennington; Arthur
q. Eaton, Montpelier WIN l.. White, Calais Geo.
II. Kelly, Brandon.
wisconsin.-I1d. r. Barr, Beioit; r J. wai,hers,
Milwaukee, Frank Winter, La Crosse; ii. w. Cook,
Appleton.
VII. Il IL with pleasure that the Commander.in-
Chief announces the organization OF Camp OF
Sons Of Veterans. u. >. A., at Montreal. Canada,
aud the same II hereby attached for iurisdiCiOnRi
purposes To the Division Of Vermont All Camps
ia Utah Territory are hereby attached 10 the Di-
vision 81 Montana for jaTisdutiopAi purposes
TX. Attention II called TO paragraph ., General
Orders, No. ~, issued by Gen. Abbott page 40 oI
| the proceedings Of the eighth annual meeting ol
!, pnge ~. proceedings OF the eighth annual meet
| ing Of tie CommHndery iu-thCf; report Of the
Committee Officers Reports page 49, Journal
of tIie proceedings oi thc eighth annual meeting o
! the Comnaudfy- Chief, " ltob report adopt
| ed by the ConnsHHdcry-in-Chi recoInfuend I'
ton Of the Adjutant General. page 80 OF The journal
| OF the proceedings of the ninth annual EncttnD
| meat, and The report O! the Committee on Officers
Reports pnge loo journal Of the proceeding, of the
ninth annual meeting Of the CommRndeTy- in.
/ Chef
The numbering OF Camps viii undoubtedly re-
! oeiye consideration by the Special Committee Il
| lscNIsc Tie Constitution. Rules aud Negotiations
| The necessity for u uniform system of numbering
Camps IL apparent IL has been tie practice Of ia,
| CGmnlHudcTy int Chief to leave numbers OF dis
| banded Camps vacant, so that In cnsc "a new CamI
| wRz organized at point where "a Camp had beer
disbaHded the ncwly-oTgHnized Camp could have
1 the number made vacant by the disbHudnd Camp
The orders, reports aud action of the Command
| eryin-Chicf, above referred TO, clearly indicat
| that IL 10 tie intention that Camps ia the sevcra
! Divisions should be cOnsecuttvely numbered. 1t b
| therefore ordered. until action Of The Command
ery.in.C Chief upon the report OF the Special Com
nIi,tee To Revise the Constitution, Rules and Regu
iHtions. That Camps he numbered cOnsccutvely IA
! the several DiSlsons aud In All cases OF number
made vacant by tile disbtndug of Camps aticl
numbers shall renhiH vacant, except where IA new
| thmp II organized at poluts where Camps hay
disbanded. and ia that event such new Camp wil
be given the number Of the di7bnnded Camp at tim
point. The only objection Ia this method of mum
DeriBE Camps thus far presented has been that b.
giving "a newly. organized Camp AN old humble
was supposed 10 give the new Camp IA rank {
which 10 waH not entitled. II brothers will consul
the Constitution, Rules aud Regulations, they wi
observe that the number Of "a Camp does not nffef
IT. rank gs the date OF the charter controls ia tina
| respect.
X Information has been received at these Head
quarters that one 4. J. Bailey, "A dropped membe
Of Camp AZ, Division of Missouri, IL iravelin
through Ohio and other portions OF the East TeI
reseBling himself to bo member OF said CaInI
ana that ie IN imposing upon the Order. All oil
GERS and members are warned to be on the look ou
for said Bailey and whenever and wherever h
makes his appearance, representing himself To b
IA member Of the Order Of =. of ", see that he