Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-04-26
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CONSTITUTION.


CONSTITUTION.
This association shall he known rs
the National Reciprocity League. Non.
Partisan.
The object Of this lrag que shall he to
promote domestic and foreign com,
mcrcc In all It's branches.
Any person favorlng reciprocity snail
hc eligible to membership and may hr
admitted under such rules as the board
of directors may prescribe.
The officers of the league shall l'c Il
president, one vicc.prcsidcnt from, each
state and territory, u chairman of the
board of directors. fifteen directors. u
secretary. treasurer and such O,hcr oil.
point.
The term of office of all officers shall
bc for one year. or until their success.
Ors are elected and qualified. except.
ing the members of the board of dlrCc.
tors. five of whom shall bc elected To
serve for one year. live for two years
and five fur three years. but their sic-
ccssors shall be- elected for term ~
three years.
The board of directors shall have full
management of the affairs Of the
league and make such bylaws rs may
to them seem necessary from time to
time for the government of thc league.
Said bylaws may bc changed or
amended at any time by II two.thr,ls
vote of the directors present, nOliiivl-
ton of such change having been given
In writing to each dircctor at least
twenty days previous to the meeting.
The directors shall I'LL vacancies In
offices caused by death or resignation,
and the president and chairman of the
board of directors shall be cX.0i,iclO
members OF the board of directors.
n nominating committee OF five shall
bc appointed by the president of the
league to present names to be voted fo,
TO I'LL all the offices of this league.
This constitution may bc altered on
amended ms follows: The desired
change must he first submitted to the
directors for their consideration. ani
II said directors recommend the adOl'-
tlon of the change copy OF such
change must then be mailed by the
secretary 10 each member of the as
ISOLATION M least thirty days In adj
vance of the annual meeting and at
least two-thirls of the members pres
ont ut such meeting must vote in favor
OF such n change before 1t shall become
part of the constitution.
The following officers were chosen
FOR the ensuing year:
observation-disclosures W. T.. Stanley,
Topeka, Kan.
Secretary-A. B. Hulit, Grand Pacific
Hotel, Chicago, III.
Treasurcr--R Il. Swift. Mccormick
Harvester Company. Chicago, III.
Chairman Of The Board of Directors
ii. L. Siav"r, President Slavrr Carriage
Company, Chicago,
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
Col. q. Watson French, Davenport.
Iowa, Chairman of the Executive Com
mittec Republic steel and Iron Works,
Chicago, III.
&. II. Hoffman, Enterprise, Kan..
Flour Miller.
James Deering, Chicago, H.. Dccrlng
Harvester Company.
Henry l.. Little, Minneapolis, Minn,
General Manager Pillsbury- -Wushhuru
Milling Company.
l.. ID. Kingsland. st. Louis. Mo-.
President l.. ID, Kingslaud Mnnufac-
turing Company.
~ B. Farquhar York, Pa, President
of \. B. Farquhar Manufacturing Com
pany
W, G, Thomas, Springfield. Ohio
President Thomas Manufacturing Com
pany.
IL. \. Heath Topeka, Kan. Editor
Kansas Farmer, Secretary Improved
Stock breeders Association.
John a, KasSon, Des Moinus. Iowa.
cX-AIinlsicr Plenipotentlary.
John l.. Webster, Omaha Ncb,. At
torney at Law
a. ID. Brown, ST. Louis, Mo, Immi!-
ton Brown Shoe Company.
T.. l.. Bronson, Nashville, Tenn.
pras ilant rnn Aflllo