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ALBANY, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 8, 187G.
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business cards.
JOHN CONNER,
B A N K ING
AND
Exchange Office,
ALBAST, OKLUO.V.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO
check at sl'liu
Interest allowed on time deposits in coin.
Kxcluuure on Portland, Son Fruneisco,
and Now York, for sale at lowest rute.
l'olioction made aud promptly remitted.
Utters to H. W. (Jorbutt, Ifunry Failing,
W. 8. Ladd. .
Banking hours frfrm ,8 A. 2i. to 4 P."M.
Albany, Feb. J, W7I-2SV3
A. CAU0TI1ERS & CO.,
tHKMMALS, OILH, PAIXTS, IYI
JLA.NS, LAMPS, ETC.,
All the popular
PATEXT
FIXK CUTLERY. CIGARS, TOBACCO;
OTIOS rKItFl'MEKir,
and Toilet! WooIs.
Particular care and promptness jriven
Physicians' prescriptions and Family Rec
ilx-s.
A. CAROTIIERS Jt CO.
Albany, Orcgor.-iva
II. J . BOUClJiT!', 31. !.,
GRADl'ATK OF THE t'XITEIKITY
Medieal College of Kt-w Turk, late
member of Rellevieu II -spitalMediisiU ol
lejre. New York. Okkioe-Ih A. Carothcrs
Co.'s drug store, AUsiny, On-gnn.
EPIZOOTICS 1STACE.
THE BAV TE-tM STII.I. LIVES,
AND IS FLOURISHING I.IKK A urkex
bay tree. Thankful for 7it favors,
and wishinsr to meril the continuance of
the same, the BAY TEAM will always he
ready, and easily lonml, to do any hauhiiu
withm the city limits, for a n-asonnblo
compensat ion." a?"I flivery of ools
M hperiulty. A. X.. ARNOLD.
2uvS Prom-ictor.
Piles! XMles
WHY SAY THIS DAMAGING AND
troublesome comnlaiut cannot be
6ured, when mi rnuny 'vi.i'nees of success
inilUt be place;! letore you every day
cure of supposed hopt less tust's) Your
physician Inform you tluit. thelnngeryou
allow the oompiuin't to cxi?. you lessen
your chances for relief. Jsptru-iice mu
aught thit in all cotes.
" A.'CJU-olber & Co.'s PUe PU1 and
Ointment
are all they stre recommended to be. Will
care Chronic, lilind and Bleedinsr Piles In
a very short time and are omivniVw to use.
This preparation is sent by mail or ex
press to any point witfciu the United States
at 1 50 per package. .
Address. A. CAftOTHERS CO.,
J7v5 Box 33, Albany, Oregon.
The Eugene' firemen are making ar
rangements for a grand ball at Lane's
llali ou Christmas eve.
JOHN SCHMEER,
EEALiK IK
Groceries & Provisions,
ALBANY, OREGON.
HAS JUST OPENED HIS NEW GROCER
establishment on corner of Ellsworth
and! First street!, with a fresh:.stock of
firoceffes, Provisions, Candies, Cigars, To
bacco, Ac., to which he Invites the atten
tion of our citizens.
In connection with the store ho will keep
A Bakery, and will always have on hand a
rnll supply of freaa broad,-crackers, Ac.
tSff- Call and soe me.
JOHN. SCHMEER.
February 16-24?
ALBANY FOUNDRY
And
2fcJt chine Shop,
A. F. CDEBRV Proprietor,
ALBANY OilEGON,-
Elansfactares Steam Engines,
Flour and Saw 3Iill Slacnin
. ery,
WOOD WORKING
ACniGULTURALMACHIfJERY,
And all kinas of
IBOX ASO BiUSS CASTIS6S.
Parttcnlar attention pa t repairing all
kinds of machinery. 41v$
E- BOYtE, BMl u4 S1o Msher. il dnot
east of Harper's warehouse, 1 always on
band to do work at reasonable rates, neat and
nice. 27-wm3
N. T. 3SOOKE,
Honse and. Sign Painter,
AJutJA X, :
OREGON.
can saieiy enarantee satistactory worn "' .
Shop on First street, next door east of Clark
Wyatt. 89vo
XSAXl3iOX SHOP I
Li B. ROYAL
HAS OPENED a Barber Shop on First street
one door west of Thompson Irvine's har
ness shoo, where he will be pleased to meet all
who wish work In his line. Thankful for pat
patronage, be hopesJy close attention to huM
es to merit a continuance of the same. Will
keep constantly on hand a fall supply of
Perfumery and Hair OUa, v
tee best assortment lit town. Come and see'
n. ,
Albany, Or., February 25. 18T6-S3v8
S. C. STOXE, J5I.
Physician and Gurgeon,
BSOWSSVILLE. OKECrOS.
RAINING, PAPERHANGITTG, CALCEMIN
inir. Glazlntr. Ac. Havino- had an ex"6":
ftf 9.1 vMr. I. th. htii)nnn in the ES9t, 1
i. .
orr(CE.At tb Dms Ktore.
SAMUEL. E. YOUNG,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS & SHOES,
THRESHERS,
REAPERS Sl MOWERS,
WAGONS, PLOWS,
SEED CHILLS,
BROADOST SEED
SOWERS, ETC.
First street, Albany, Oregon. .
Cash..
St. Charles Hotel,
Comer IVnsiilng-toti and first it.,
ALBANY, OREGON,
Matthews & Morrison,
PflOPR ETORS.
House newlv fiirnt-ih-I throughout. The
bot the market siiiorUs always on Hie table.
Free ourli to an! from tSie Housi-.
5. T. II AXE'SSt &. CO.,
I'raluM in
33 JEt. "ST C3r Z Z 20 3 .
Clotltiue, liootn ii-.3 MioeK, Htti, Uruvv
rlcK, S-naicy ;tiont, K3iotf;uiiH
uiKl fiMtol.H. Slope, jiinun,
W.ilt'injwr, WtfOi! nnd YVillow
Vnrr, 'Irt:jiJir ntlvl YulisiS,
J'o'liCt 'utlcry, Ac., Ac,
Sold very low cii her for cnh, or to prompt lay-
inir ruriUiiri" tn time
Furniture Warercoms.
FRI-ID CiRAI-
H.1TIM; mii-i'liiJI d the entire internet of U.
(.'ollnr in laic firm of t-ir.if C'oiiar. in
the fitrniture business, takes tlii opport unity
to return his thanks to the citizens of Al'oany
and vicinity who lmve st frcn-rousi y n:nm
iji'.l hiua in the jklsi, a:i'l resicc; fully iisk a
continuance of the siitue. SaT"A!l kinds of fur
niture kept on hand and m;mul:i"'ttii ed to order
at Uiv- est; vut.es. Mii;D UliAF.
Albany. Nov. 12-vSnS
Y7"KTIIK 1"N!)K!M!;NEI) r.Eti I.EAVETO
V announce to tii1 citixns of Aitiuy and
surrnttmliu country that, bavins nupplied onr
selveswith the mwi:'y utachinery for r:iis
imi and rentovinv; imii linsrs. we aretvudynt u!i
times to i'(?ocive ofile:-s for st;U vu-k, which
we will do in short or let' at lowest rates. We
guarantee entire natisfuction in ts.il woric umJer
taken lv ti?.
Orders left-t the Ri.i;ivri:n ottico promptly
attentedto. Applv to.
Alba, TJANTV..ALLEX A t'6.
Or., Apf II --a. 1S7j. 2cvi
X II (E NIX
Livery (
Feed
Stable
CORNKIt WAsniXOTON FIKST STS.,
AXS. S1A11SIIALL. Proprietor.
ClARRIAtiES. i;i ;;lKS, ITACKS& SADDLE
' horses to let on rotsoniiie. tefitis.
Horses hoard"! by the day or week.
1 will have some of the gayest risever turn
ed out of a liverv stable in Ailtanv.
C-- HEAKji; and carriages furnished for fu
nerals. tive me a call when vou wnat to ride.
' ASS. MARSHALL.
Alhttnv .March 10, lsTfi-2"iv8
HAEDW AEE!
BOITfi, all tic J lecrii
lions & goueral E2AR2-WARK-a
i'uU and complete as
ttortniiunt.
Stoves, Tinware, Pumps, Hose.
Tin. CopDsr. Zinc ni Sliest Iron.
on hand for ile
CROCKERY WARE,
The largest and most complete assortment In
the city. .
Keeps all kinds of
OILS & WHITE LEAD.
Tic C'int'jit &, Purest L!suorti
Always on hand, to be sold for medicinal uses.
!53!r'K"Ialriojr done neatly, at short notice,
and WAKBANTKl).
J. GRADWOFI L.
First street, Albany, Orcgou. n37v8
DR. PLUmrER,
DKUGG1ST,
i !
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Pure and Freab
DRUGS AND MEDICINES !
Oils,
Perfumeries,
Toilet Articles,
IBUttU A SHOCLDEB BRACES.
py Prescriptions carefully filled. 8" 15
W. JR. GRAHAM,
(LATE OF MIC'HIfiAS) 7
3Ierchant Tailor,
KEEP? always on hand nocikin!, Cassimeres
Vest tntrs. etc., a laraer and better stock
than ever lwfore brought to this market.
Cuts and makes to order all stylesof Clothing
for men and bovs, at reasoiiabl rates, Kuaran
teeinii satisfaction. .
Shop on First utreet. next door to City Mar
ket, latelv occupied by Dr. E. O. Smith. Sv8
C. XV. WILCOX,
Homoeopa thi c Physicians
OFKIPE with Ir. E. H. Orlffin.Tirst street,
Albany, Oregon, fear Chronic diseases a
specialty ; SCvg
Iit'tu"re and Picture'; Frames
12. 13. PURIDOIM
Would announce to tne citizens of Albany and
vidmtv.thnt bils prepared to furnih all kinds
of i'lCTUR H FRA i' K9 to order.at short, nottce.
Pictnres framed, and old frames repaired
Hthisotliiw on First street, onm dour nf
Broadalbiu.ttiid Itaiveyon,rordeis. SI
FRBEPIDS!
CITIZE!2S ! !
COU2N!TRYtV.Efli ! ! !
LEKD US YOUR TRADE !
Art VVE JUST OPENED OUT A NEW
i and fresh assortment Of
CrllOCERIES,
PliOVISIOXS
ic, in Dr. Tate's new brick, Ttrst street, where
wo would be pleased to serve you with any
thimj in our line.
Our stock was selected in San Francisco, by
33 K. JO 33 3 ARROWS,
well known in this city, and vtc feci safe in
sntisfuctjon to all who litvor us with their jt
romiue. We will endeavor to keep on hand tt full sup
ply ot
Fresh "Vegetables?,
In their season, at all times.
You ure invited to call and fee lis. .
i LK & TATE.
Albany, May 5. TG-!3
EVERYBODY
BUYS THEM.
HAVlNti JUST RKCEIVED A LAROCSIUP
ment of thecelelirated new style Co:ui)iued
Drill and Broadcast
STATESMAN CRAIX DRILL,
direct from the factory, am now ofltrrlng extra
indmvmeiits to the turmers of Oregon. Most
of the best f turners in the Slate are now usiug
tlietn.
Saving seed and nn increased yield of gram
is tiie ri'siilt of drilling.
Can be used equally well us a
f$rll or I3ratlcast Seeder.
The STATESMAN .URAIX l!i:iLL has been
grca: ly impi-ovcd tor thi rear.
Wan-room at nry Biiu-ksnitlh Miop, comer of
buco.id and KiMwortU street, Albuny, Oregon.
Marcn 31, l-STCr-dd
. It. X. 13LACKi:i'HI,
ATTOIIXEY AT LAW,
EROWXSVILLE. LINN CO., OGN.
PKOMI'T ATTESIWS IVE TO AI.I.
husim-ss. 8vS
J. C. foWKLL. X FLINX.
POWELL & .FL1NN,
Attorneys Sc Counsellor nt l aw and So
Iteitoi s iu hTincery,
Albany, Ot-or. Collodions uiade and con
ve aucvs proruptly atiemLed to. 1-S
P;i05JiX Jieliverj", at Living
1IAVINI bought out the 3c!ivsry buslnesa of
Mr. Lewis Si iuison, I lieg leave to announceto
t lie cil i.ens and husincHS men of Albany, that
Z itiivt? in t he n:ree! an express and job wagon
and will be happy to serve all who may give
me a call.
All order will be promptly attcuded to at
reasonable rates.
Orders may be left at the Drug Stiore of Bell A
Parker.
VIR;IL PARKER.
Lebanon ; Hotels
S. IE, CLAl'GIITOX, PROP'R.,
LEBANON, OKK(iO..
HOUSE newly fnrivisbed throughout. The
best the marketsaBord alwayson the tahle.
The posToffice is n!Xt door to this House, from
which the siase leaves for Albany at 7 o'clock
A. M. and returning arrives ot i'clock P. M.
f'onvennee procured for parties wishing to
visit the Soiu Springs. Library nd reading
room, with choice reading matter, for the
guests of the house. apr30v8
CB1A. QOl'ltGARSES,
WATCIOIAHER & JEWELER,
Corner l'lrst and ferry Kta.,"
ALBtXT, OBE(H)5.
Watches, Clocks, Silver and Plated
Ware, and Jewelry of every description and of
the best manufactories, on hand tor sale at lair
rates.
ESS" Clean in g and repairing Timepieces a
specialty.
C3S Jewelry, cte., repaired and cleaned on
short notice rit living rates.
6jS"G1 ve me a call, and see for yourself..
March 3, lS7B-24v8
J. II. BURKI1ART,
Real Estate and Conyeyaiicing Agent,
ALBANY, : : t OKEVOX,
CORN Eli FIIJST ASP IIKOAPALBIN STREETS.
FARMS of all sizes, improved and nnlmprof
ed, in this and adjacent counties, suitable
tor gm in raising, also timbered land and stock
ranches for sale on easy terms.
Also for sale a number of dwelling houses
and vacant lots in this city.
I'artiefT desiring to either sell or purchase
should-call and learn terms and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. 32v8
J. D. MCFARLAND. WM. MORGAN.
5IOKGAX & ScFAIlLAXD,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY U
- AND - -
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
Xext Deer to Wells, Farjfo A CoVi Express
Ofllce, Allmny, Oregon. ,
WE ARK PREPARED TO FURNISH E Mi
grants and others good bargains in farms
and small homesteads in Linn and adjoining
count ies. Farms in value and' size to suit pur
chasers. -
Also, city property, both improved and un
improved. Renting frras and city property,' and collec
tions of all kinds, promptly attended to.
Our facilities for advertising, will enable us
10 do more for our patrons than any other
Atrency in the Slate in our line.
We also pay special attention to the employ
men and labor exchange department.
Albany, May 12tf.
Batfi House &Barber SI
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD H3.
fullv thank the citizens of Alban at
rinitv for the liberal patronage bestow
htm for the past seven voars, and hope f
future a continuation of their favors. F
accommodation of transient costomflr
friends in the nnper part of town, he ta
ed a neat little shop next door to Tayx r
Saloon, where a good workman will alw
n attendanee to wait upon patrons..
Dec.ll.uri. JOE AVE 3 '
3P.
X OB
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(Den
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G. A. WII1TXEY, Wfc I.,
Graduate of BellevueHospltal Medical College,
Physician and Surgeon,
A LB AX Y, OBEUOX.
DISEASES OF WOMEX A SPECIALTY.
Residence iu, West lake's building, corner
of First and Lyon streets. 44.3
J. LIXSEY HILL, M. !.,
OFFICE -At Bell Parker's new driiir store.
RESIDENCE Second street, between rail
road and Montgomery.
JOB PRINTING.
I'm- in-
When yoii wlsi
Posters
Visiting Cards,
Business Cards,
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads
Envelopes,
Ball Tickets,
Programmes ;
Labels,
PiUKTli-NG HOUSE,
Horse Bills,
Circular,
Pamphlets,
or in fact anything in tho
Frixitirrfi ILiinc,
call al'ths
ALBANY
REGISTER
CORNER FERRY, & FIRST-STeJ.;
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS
ADOPTED IiY
LINN ENGINE CO., NO. 2,
ALBANY, OREGON, AUiiUST 2S, 1976.
COXST1TUTIOX."
' ARTICLE .1.
, This Company slwll be known a3 Linn
Engine Company. Xo. 2.
article li.
The officers of this Company Khali be a
President, Recording Secretary, Financial
Secretary, Treasurer, Foreman, First As
sistant Foreman and SeconcJ Assistant
Foreman, to bo elected annually, at the
first regular meeting in September of each
year, who shall serve until their successors
are elected and installed.
article Hi.
No person shall be elected Si member of
liis Company who is under the age of
twenty-one j ears, or resides outside of the
corporate limits of Albany.
ARTICLE J V.
All candidates lor membership in this
Company shall be proposed by a member
thereof at any meeting, fire or drill. The
member making or offering the proposi
tion, shall state the name, age, occupation,
and residence of the persou proposed,
wbicli proposition shall be accompanied by
the sum of one' dollar ; said proposition
shall be banled to the Investigating Con
niittec. and the a foresaid sum to the Fi
nancial Secretary which sum shall be Con
sidered the initiation fee of the candidate if
elected, to be returned to him it rejected.
ARTICLE v. -
All candidates shall be elected by ballot,
and if not more than Jive black ballots ap
pear in the box after the ballot, be shall be
declared electee? ; bht it more than Jtce are
deposited he shall be declared rejected ;
Provided, one re-ballot may be taken, upon
a motion being made, and sustained by
two-thirds of the members present ; but
no candidate shall be balloted for unless be
shall have been reported favorably to the
Company by the Investigating Committee.
ARTICLE VI.
All officers of this Company shall be
subject to impeachment and trial for im
proper conduct, or incompetency, at the
written request of six members of the Com
pany ; and with the concurrence of two
thirds of those present, shall be removed
from office ; Provided, that no officer shall
be so tried and removed without a bearing.
ARTICLE VII.
If any member shall absent himself from
three successive fires ; or neglect three reg
ular meetings ; or neglect or refuse to pay
his fines or dues lor three months ; or use
instilling language to an officer; or be
gmlty of destroying or defacing, or appro
priating to bis own use, any property be
longing to the Company ; or if be shall be
guilty of conduct which, in the opinion of
the Company, renders him an improper
associate, be may be expelled from the
Company ; Provided, he shall first be noti
fied by the Secretary, and have an oppor
tunity to be heard.
ARTICLE VIII.
At the regular meeting in May of each
year, three Delegates to the "Albany Fire
Department" shall be elected frcm the
Company.
ARTICLE IX.
Tiie By-Laws, hereinafter adopted by
this Company, shall be equal and binding
with the Constitution, and no amendment
shall be made to either, unless proposed in
writing, at a reyvlar meeting, aud laid over
until the next regular meeting, and con
curred in by two-thirds of all the members
I present.
BY-LAWS.
; ARTICLE I.'
Meetings. The regular .meetings of this
Company shall be on the first Monday of
each mouth, from the 1st ot November
to the 1st of May at 7 o'clock p. M., and
during the remainder of the jrear at 7:30
o'clock P. M. Twelve members shall con
stitute a quorum to transact business, and
unless in the Constitution or By-Laws
otherwise provided,' a majority stiall gov
ern. ; j ARTICLE II.
Ditties of Officers President. The Presi
dent shall preside at all meetings ; preserve
order ; conduct all meetings in coniormity
with parliamentary usage ; see that the
Constitution and By-Laws are strictly en
forced ; sign all orders aud checks ordered
by the Company and drawn by the Secre
tary upon the Treasurer ; call special meet
ings when necessary, or when requested in
writing by ix members of the Company.
! i ARTICLE III.
Secretary It shall be the duty 61 the Re
cording Secretary to kep a correct roll of
the names of the member ot the - Compa
ny, and to call the same after every alarm
of fire or' regular tTrill, or other duty of
the Company, immediately after housing
the Egbne, and at every regular meeting.
and to noSe absentee and report them to
the President at next regular meeting ; to
keep a true account ' of all proceedings, to
take charge of all books, papers and' docu
ments, and to conduct the correspondence
of the Coropifny, Under the supervision of
the President ; to notify all those elected
to membership in the Company, within
three days thereafter, and to notify the
members of all special meetings. Also to
keep a book of Fire Records iu which he
shall note the date of each fire, its loca
tion, and such other remarks as may be
i useful to the Department, the names 61
members present aiul absent from said
fires. He shall also keep in the minutes
of each regular meetingthe names ot those
present and absent, and appropriate in
dexes to said "Fire Record" and Minute
book Of said.uieetings.
' ARTICLE IV.
Financial Secretary. It shall be the duty
of the Financial Secretary to collect, and
keep a true account of all moneys due the
Company and pay the same over' to the
Treasurer, together with' a written state
ment of tiie nature of the amount received,
taking the Treasurer's receipt for the same;
to keep till books,'papers and documents in
his possession ready for inspection by the
President, Finance Committee, or a com
mittee appointed for the purpose, at all
times, and to deliver the same to his suc
cessor in office; and at every annual meet
ing of the Company for the election of offi
cers, he shall present a full report of all
business appertaining to his office from the
commencement of his fefm:
ARTICLE Y. ' '
Treasurer. The Treasfarer shall take
charge of all funds belonging to the Com
pany; and give such security for the faith
ful performance of his duties as may be
from time to time requtred by the Com
pany ; report at each quarterly meeting,
orottener if called upon by the Company,
the amount of money received and dis
bursed by him ; pay all bills or checks
drawn upon him fcnd signed by the Secre
tary and President ; and perforin such
other duties as may be imposed upon him
by the Compntiy.
ARTICLE VI.
Foreman. It shall be the duty of the
Foreman to take command of the Compa
ny at all times ; to see that the Apparatus,
Hose, rintl everything appertaining tliereto.
be kepC in good order and repair ; to' see
that every officer and member performs
his duty ; to secure the services of a com
petent Engineer and such assistants as may
be necessary leaving the compensation of
Engineers to be determined by the Com
pany. He shall have power to appoint a
Steward whose duty, under the supervision
of the Foreman, shall be to keep the En-
pine, Engine House and Hall ready tor
use and occupancy of the Compapy, aud
who shall receive such compensation for
said service as the Company shall determ
ine.
ARTICLE VII.
First Assistant Foreman It shall be the
duty of the First Assistant Foreman to aid
the Foreman iu the discharge of his duties,
to take special charge c'f tho Engine and
appurtenances, to keep them in good order
and repair, subject to the Foreman, and
when ou duty to have immediate charge of
the Engine and Engine-men, and in the
absence of the Foreman to assume his offi
cial duties, and to call the Second Assist
ant to the post which he vacates. He shall
also have power to nominate, with the ap
proval of the Compauy,four "Suction Hose
Men" and four "Tongue Men."
ARTICLE VTJ1.
Second Assistant Foreman. It sliall be
the duty of the Second Assistant Foreman
to take charge of the "leading hose,'" and
he sliall appoint, with the approval of the
Company,' sixteen "Leading Hoseroen,"
who shall rank in the order of tlieir ap
pointment ; aud in the absence of the
Foreman and First AsaUtnTnt he shall have
command.
ARTICLE IX.
Pricate M'M-ers. No member or officer
shnll disclose, to any person, the manner
of his vote on any matter ; nor to any per
son outside of the Company any matter of
private interest in the Company.
ARTICLE x.
Pay of Secretaries.' The Recording and
Financial secretaries shall receive the fol
lowing compensation tof their services, to
wit: The Recording Secretary shall re
ceive the sum of one dollar for each meet
ing of the Company, except fires,' drills
aud parades ; and the Financial Secretary
shall bo entitled to receive the sum of
twelve dollars per annum,' payable quar
terly ; said Secretaries to be paid by orders
on Treasurer,' signed by tho President and
Secretary.
ARTICLE XL
Fines and Dms of 31imbcrs. Each mem
ber shall contribute the sum ot twenty-five
cents per month towards defraying the ex
penses of the Company ; besides they shall
be subject to be fined as follows,' to-wit sj
For absence from fire alarms when
Engine works.... ...$0 50
r or aosence irom nre alarms When
Jbngme ttctes not work.... .... 25'
Fo absence frooi regular drill. 25
" " " meeting.'..';.. 23
ARTICLE XII.
Fines of Officers All officers of. this
Company sliall be exempt from the pay
ment of all monthly dues, but shall be sub
ject to be fined iu double the sum assessed
or imposed upon a member for the same
offense.
ARTICLE xrit.
Roll Call.M each regfilar meeting ot
the Company there shall be two Roll-calls.
one immediately after the call to order and
the othe immediately prior to adjourn
ment; absence from either shall subject
the party to fine as provided In Articles 11
and 12;' but the delinquent may address the
President explaining his delay or absence.
and his excuserbe satisfactory : to the Com
pany, the flue shall be remitted ; there
shall also be roll-call immediately after
bousing the Engine after each fire alarm
or regular drill."
; ARTICLE XlVi
Miscell-neotis Provisions. It shall be ihe
duty of e'alSii member, within slxtj days'
after receiving nbtice of his election, ttf
sign the Constitution and By-Laws, and til
provide himself with tiie uniform adopted
ami now worn by the Ceiri pany ; and nd
person sliall be entitled to tiie rights and
privileges of a me.nber until lie shall hare'
txj'nforifled to" this provision.
ARTICLE XV.
Alarms J-it sliall be the duty of eacli
member of tiie Company, on every alarm
ot fire, to proceed immediately to the En-
giue House unless he is confident the En-'
gine or Hose Carriage Iww previously left
to assist iu couveyitig the Engine or Hose
Carriage to the fire ; to remain where it
is stationed, unless otherwise ordered by
au officer; to assist in working tiie same;
and to obey all orders b'fVtlie commanding
officer. fcTiu!d the Engtuo or Hoi Car-
J a ! ' 1 . i 1.1. .
riage be goue before nis arrival at mic
House, he shall immediately proceed to'
join the Company, with all possible dis--.
patch, either on the way or at the nre, amt
place himself under tiie direction of the
officer commanding the Company. ;
ARTICLE XV L
Leave of Absence. Any member leaving
the city shall first notify the President;
Secretary, or Foreman, of his intention ;
and If absent . for more than sixty days
without permission of the Company, he
sliall be considered as having resigned.
ARTICLE XVII.
j.- All members absent with!
leave of the Company shall be exempi
from fines but liable to dues and assess
ments during absence.
ARTICLE XVIII.
fur not Votina. Any member'
may be excused from voting ou any que-,
tion before the Company by a majority of
the members present ; and no member
shall vote en any question, in the fssue of
which hii is personally interested.
ARTICLE XIX.
Fxvvlsion.'So member shall be ex-'.
pelled from the Company unless be hat
,:tj hi. tho SannatarT that rlmifrn
UVGII Ituiiuvu JJ v j o -
are preferred against him.and be ftarnishea
with a copy of said charges against him, a
reasonable length ot time, to enable him
to nrenare for trial : and all such expul-
DIM. yj , " - , . .
concurrence of two-thirds Of the members
present. . ; .
ARTICLE XX.
- Appetrfav All - appeals front fie firfr
hv th President, when the validity1
r . " . . .j-,,
of the excuse is involved, shall be to tne
Company.
AltTICLE xxi;
Itesianation. No reslsflfation of a mem
ber sliall be accepted, nor leave ot absence
granted, unless all fines, dues and assess
ments are dischai-ged, except by a vote r
two-thirds ot the members present, and iW
all cases the resignation or request for"
leave of absence must be tnaae in writing
or personally at a meeting.
ARTICLE XXII. ;
Manner of Voting. All voting at auy
meeting of the Company shall be by "ayes"
and "noes," unless otherwise specially
provided in the Constitution or By-Laws,'
or ordered by the Company. - .
jitentxxiaaxL
7r27Zx.-Tliere shall be a regular drill on
the third Tuesday of each month in the'
year. j. -
ARTICLE XXIV.
'l;rj.r1nrt TnsiihonlinntinW tit anV
mimber on drill or narade.' Intoxication:
disobedience to officers, or disorderly con-"
duet at nre or drill, shall be reported by
the officer in command and fined by the
Company not less tnan nuy cents aor more
titan five dollars. , .
I ARTICLE XXV.
All Constitutions and By-Laws hereto-"
fore .adopted and in force In this Company'
arc hereby repealed,'
Fast Time. A package containing im
portant papers was mailed at Portland,
Oregon, for this city on the 16th of Air-"
gusfi, 1876", and reached this office last Sat-'
urday, September 2d, ioTP-6hiy. seventeert
days traveling seventy-five miles !
Plenty of money &'t Jolra Conner's bank,'
where drafts and checks on Eastern banks'
are bought and seltf, greenbacks turned
ino coin, etc.
Ashby Pearce'. onr popular ferryman,'
arrived ! home from the Centennial lasl
week, looking well after his extended trfpV
John Barrows,' Esq., left us las 2 Satur'
day for San Francisco,' his new home. Bob'
voyage. ' X;'"
If lumber is what you fie after way
up- lumber order of Hurd & SetUemeir,
Superior assortment of furniture at t .
3. Diinning's anything you want, cheap.
Oregon made stoves at John Briggs ele
gant establishment
A company of the "Boys in Blue" will
be organized ill this city.
Morgan & McFarland are the bombrw
to sell you town lots and farms.
Sam Miller's new brick is going rlht
Up. - ' ""- -'
Last Friday was "bill" day.
Harvesting is red Ik.
Billy Twccdale stands A 1 as a grocer.