Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1892-03-17

Committee on Rules reported, and the
rules which appear hereafter, were
adopted.
The President, Secretary and Cor
responding Secretary were appointed
committee to inquire into the ad-
visibility of the club joining the Re-
publican State League.
ARTICLE I.
Name.
The name of this Association shall
be the Bridgeton Republican Club.
ARTICLE III.
gr, nisga Object. M
The object and purpose of this As
ISOLATION is to unite the Republicans
of Bridgeton in an organization for
promoting the interests of the Rspub-
lican party. tel
~ r. ARTICLE III. ea
Membership.
Any Republican citizen, resident Of
Cumberland Co., over the age of
eighteen years, shall be eligible for ac-
tive membership upon compliance
with the provisions Of these Bylaws.
ARTICLE ". -
Officers. ~
The officers of the Club shall consist
of President, four Vice Presidents,
Secretary, Corresponding Secretary,
Treasurer and two Executive Commit
tee men from each ward, all of whom
shall constitute Board OF Directors.
They shall hold office for one year ana
until their successors are elected.
ARTICLE V.
t Duties of Officers.
President-The President shall pre-
side at the meeting of the Association
and of the Board of Directors, and ex-
ercise the usual functions of presid-
ing officer.
Vice President-In the absence of
the President, the Wee President, in
order, shall perform all The duties of
the President.
Trea sh4ll be the duty of
the Treasurer to r-reiye frou ne Sec
retary all moneys of the Association,
for which he shall rpceipt, and shall
disburse upon the order of the Board
of Directors, signed by the President
and attested TO by the Secretary. He
shall present to the Board of Directors
each month an itemized account Of the
foances of the Club. He shall deliver
to his successor in Office, his books,
papers and moneys belonging to the
Club. He shall give security in such
amount as shall be required by the
Board of Directors.
Secretary-It shall be the duty of
the Secretary to keep the minutes of
the Club and have charge of the docu
ments of the Club.
Corresponding Secretary-The Cor
responding Secretary shall conduct
the correspondence of the Club.
Board of Directors-The Board of
Directors shall have and exercise a
general superintendence of the affairs
of the Club, and shall control and
manage its effects. They shall have
the power to make all rules for the
management and regulation of the
rooms of the Club, and the mainten-
ance of good order therein; to appoint
committees to carry into effect any of
the objects of the Club, and prescribe
the duties of such committees.
ARTICLE VI.
All officers and committees shall,
upon the expiration of their terms of
Office, deliver to their successors in Of
flee all the books, papers, moneys and
other property in their hands belong
ing to the Club.
ARTICLE VII.
DiSSOluti)n
This g ub cannot oe dissolved while
there are twenty-five (25) dissenting
active members, aud no motion to dis
solve snail be acted on un'il the next
regular meeting after its introduction.
ARTICLE VII.
Meetings.
The stated meeting of the Board of
Directors shall be held on the Tuesday
preceding the regular monthly meet
ing, at o'clock p. m.
The President may call special meet
ings, and shall call them at the writ
ten request of five (5) members, and
no other business shall be transacted
at such meetings, except that men.
toned in the call.
Seven members shall constitute a
quorum.
The business meetings of the Club
shall be held on the 1st Monday night
In each month.
ARTICLE TX.
JdnitoT.
1t shall he the dutv of the JanitOr