Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

81 act. and providing Tor tho cancellation! Of
81 Il enacted 10y the Legislature 81 the state
Of minnesota: 8 sE "A n fss!S S5s sE
N Section =. Whom bne-t third 81 III tina su5or-
t ate lodges or camps organized Ct the time
benenciary association now licensed to a.
b,istness In the State OF Minnesota, within
afsss ho q 81.
ddopt resolutions by q majority vote Of raeli
lpdge. or camp, provided at least thirty-Ave
odss ssn & 81 ee .sa
connections with sneh foreign fratcrnai bena-
with each other, continue as = fraternal bene-
ee:erstsd Is Z fsstsinsl l bsnensiary as.gsis;
a abss s. sss
lodges or camps SO severing their connection
With such foreign r. ternal beneficiary assoc
tention 70 transfer their i1surance to the as
!ociation Incorporated Under this act and t.
become members OF such association.
e any foreisn fraternal beneficiary associa-
ton. now licensed to do business IN thi.
state. shall become suspended under the
association for failure to make. within the
tine TN provided by its Bylaws remittance a e
beneficiary association OF benefit assessments
per capita or other dues. such subordinate
lodge OF camp may retain Its Organization
ton In this State. continue as d fraternal
association, and may. Join with
association shall fle with the ii.
slrance commissioner Of this state applicA-
lions II writing signfying Their Intention t.
ternal beneficiary association, and to transfer
their Insurance ana become members OF an
mombers may form an association and Be-.
come Incorporated under this att, and such
association and the members thereof 80 incor-
same privileges under this act, and be sub
ject to the same conditions and requirements
a. e s.1c to the
SEQ. 4. When subordinate lodges OF camps
take advantage OF the provisions Of this act
any individual members Of any other stbor.
may y become associated with SUCH SUCH .unordinal
lodges or camps under this act.
Gee. g.. Nothing in this Act contained
se of y SUCH to at
dietary association from, retaining his MEM
bership therein where the subordinate lodge
severed its connection with such association,
and all assessments or per capita tax which
shall have been paid by such member shall
of,cer Of such association unless said member
shall designate in writing that he does not
want q remittance made to the foreign fra
ternal beneficiary association. q
i, Sec. Q. Whenever fifty per cent Of tho entire
Of any subordinate lodge or camp
shall vote to sever it's connection from the
sfi i with the association, ,ncorporated un-
der this act, such subordinate lodges or camps
hell retain their local identity as such and
personal, Of such subordinate lodge or camp,
but shall be accountable to Individual mem
fere,e mnG 1raternal beneciary sssooaot for
their share in the property Of the subordinate
lodge or camp ascertained on a. per capita
basis.
= Sec. Z. Nothing in this Act shall be CON-
strued to affect or limit the liability Of any
such foreign fraternal beneficiary associa-
ton under any certificate issued by such as-
ISOLATION to any member during the time
,nents in accordance with the Constitution and
bylaws. Of such foreign fraternal beneficiary
I Sec. g.. II such foreign beneficiary associa-
ton shall have col1ectaed from the MEM
bers Of such association that sever their con-
a. shall have been properly collected under Its
articles OF incorpora tion and laws. then the ~:
ISOLATION organised under the provisions Of
this Act shall have the right as such an asso-
citation to recover such amount from such for
eign beneficiary association for the benefit Of
the members Of the association formed here
I sec Q. Whenever any subordinate lodge or
camp shall under this act decide to sever its
connections with the foreign freternal bene-
give written notice OF the action taken to
every member Of said lodge or camp at his
last known postofice address,, and shall re-
srencs as to whether or not he desires. his as
easements or per capita tax to be paid to the
sssnsSm,tted 70 the 'e new oTsanisstion. All
members failing within thirty days to re-
spond to ths request Of the clerk in the mat
desiring to remain with the foreign frater-
nal beneficiary association and shall be con-
sidered members Of that organization.
!. SEQ: 10. Members Of subordinate LODGES q
vantage Of this Act shall not 10 required to
pass q medical examination. but new certin-
81 be s%ed ptS TO n o for IN the
tiAcate held by, such member at the time Of
the change, or foAf less amount Of INSURANCE.
certificate issued to such member by such
foreign fraterial beneficiary association may
be assumed .,..l by tho corporation organized I'M
Sec. IL. When subordinate lodges or camps
take advantage Of this Act. contributions to
the benefit fund in ths hands Of the officers
remitted to such temporary organizations o.
lodges or camps as may be created, or when
an association Of such subordinate lodges OF
this Act. such funds may be paid into the
and al such reittaness and shall
that occur after, the liability Of such foreign
fraternal beneficiary association upon certid-
Gates issued to such members mas ceased.
dnate lodges or camps desiring to sever its o,
their connections with such foreign frater-
nal beneficiary association and become mem
organized under this act shall notify the Com
missioner OF Insurance Of its or their purpose
de hs be the n sst = q the m II:
chief executive officer in charge Of the rec
ords Of such foreign fraternal beneficiary as.
the Commissioner Of insurance mailing lisi
OF all the members Of subordinate lodges Of
camps Of such foreign fratrenal beneficiary
foreign fraternal beneficiary association shall
o. It : sp. b ds n Ssy Of sSS
advantage Of this act to mali written notice.
50 all members Of any subordinate lodge 81
ssid foreign fternai s Senecisry ne ASSOCIATION atH
e. Question Il ssh ss s'I lodge
E. 81 thy
charter ana Joining With the state organiza-
.nd BE- up ana tas date Of
All the. members Of a subordinate lodge o.
tention tdx surrender the charter Of such
camp and Join such new organization then
and 10 such case the notice hereiz, provided for
Sec. u: Whenever ons-third d-s) Of all
the time Of the passage Of this act signify
their intention to withdraw, and in numbers
Is provided in Section Of this act signify
their intention Of transferring their insurance,
without reference to the number Of lodges Of
camps Of which they shall be. members IN any
fraternal beneficiary association now licensed
have severed their connection with such Tor.
sisn fraternal beneficiary association, In the
come Incorporated. as a fraternai' beneficiary
association by causing not less than fifteen
thousand Q5,O00) members, to be designated
by such camps or lodges. or fifteen thousand
~, 00O members. 10 severing their coaiiec-
lions with such foreign fraternal beneficiary
associatDn to execute and Ale articles Of as
sOcta ti0H with the Secretary Of State and a