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CONSTITUTION. female members of the Association ; but all members are required to furnish the Secretary with their photographs on becoming members, or as soon there after as convenient, the same to be arranged in groups to accord with the date of arrival of each year's immigration, and to be preserved with the memoirs of the Association. ARTICLE X. It shall be the duty of the Executive Board to select annually a Chaplain, Occasionalsand other orators, Chief Marshal, and such subordinate officers and invited guests of the Association, as in its judgment may be proper and necessary for the occasion of each Annual Re-Union. ARTICLE XI. The time of holding the annual meetings shall be June 15th, exceptwhen that date falls on Sunday, in which event the Re-Union shall take place on the following Tuesday. And it shall be the duty of the Secretary to give at least sixty days' notice of the same, through the medium ol the public press, stating the time and place designated for such purpose. ARTICLE XII. The officers of the Association shall be elected by ballot at the annual meetings. The candidates having a majority of the votes cast, shall be by the President declared duly elected. And it shall be the duty of the President to appoint two members to act as tellers, and conjointly with the Secretary and his assistant, shall receive and canvass the votes. ARTICLE XIII. The Association shall, at each annual meeting, make an appropriation out of moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, sufficient to enable the See- - retary to provide the officers of the Association with suitable books, stationery, and stamped envelopes, as may be necessary to enable them to discharge the duties of their respective offices, and to meet all outstanding indebtedness or incidental expenses incurred in conducting the business of the Association.. ARTICLE XIV. This Constitution, defining the objects of the Oregon Pioneer Association, the powers and duties of its officers and members, shall not be changed or amended except by a two-thirds' vote of the members voting in the affirmative at the an. nual meetings of the Association; but the members may, by resolution, require the President to appoint a committee of three members to revise and report an amended copy of this Constitution at the annual meeting next ensuing, and if
6 CONSTITUTto. the copy so reported, or any Article or Section thereof, shall receive two-thirds of the votes cast, it shall become valid as (he fundamental law of the Association. ARTICLE XV. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to procure from the author of each Annual Address, a manuscript copy, the same to be preserved with the archives of the Association; also, manuscript or printed copies of each regular address deilvered by special invitation of the Eoard; and all papers read before, or presented to the Association, to be in like manner preserved. ARTICLE XVI. The Association, in its deliberations, shall be governed by rules made ih conformity with parliamn(ary usage.
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