The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 4, 1889, Page 7

r } dren Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. z= ee i} sn Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. che was a Child, she eried for Castoria, she became Milas, she clung to Castorie, sho had Children, she gave them Casteria, iy. E, TUCKER, DENTIST, LTLER, MISSOURI. | wheel and a count of the affirmative ' and negative vote. CONSTITUTION] —OF THE—— AGRICULTURAL WHEEL. | 18 All reports of committees = | shall be made in writing, except committees to examine visiting MISSOURI. | brothers. RULES OF ORDER. | <i bec more than two amend- | men e same proposition shall 1 i ee an |P taken at the same time; that is an : 2 ee amendment, and an amendment to state every question coming before | x y an amendment, and the question the wheel, and immediately before big hionwe 1 ik, “In shall be first taken on the latter. - 9» | 20. All points of order not herein the wheel ready for the question?” | | ovided for shall be decided inthe | re oe R. R. DEACON :-- ——--:—DEALER IN—. HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS —##SCUTLERT AND GUNSg3eg—— SPRING ? FARM WAGONS, "leaps BBW Ee cee | dollar for the second, and expelled for the third offense. | Arricie I.—cuanars. | Sec. 1. When charges are pre- ferred against a member, the Aig dent shall appoint a special commit- tee consisting of three members, who shall investigate, and if in their opinion, there are just grounds therefor. the president shall order a trial. The member or members against whom charges are preferred, shall be notified in writing, at least ten days previous to the time ap- pointed by the president, and if a giice, Southwest Corner Square, over Should no member rise to speak, he Hart's Store. and a majority indicate their readi- ness, he shall rise to take the ques- tion; and after he has risen no mem- ber shall be permitted to speak on it. 2. Presiding officer shall preserve order and decorum, and pronounce the decision of the Wheel on all sub jects; he may speak to points of ore der in preference to other me:mbers, rising from his seat for that pui- pose; he shall decide questions of order without debate, unless enter- taining doubts on the point, subject to an appeal to the Wheel by any two members, on which appeal no member shall speak more than once, unless by permission of the wheel. 3. In case of an appeal, the ques- tion shall be: “Shall the decision of the chair stand as the judgment of the wheel?” 4. Every motion shall be reduced to writing, ifany member it. Lawyers. SMITH H. . | w ATTORNEY AT LAW. Butler, Mo. tice “in all the courts. Special at- ntion given to cellections and litigated laims. . BOXLEY, Prosecuting Attorney.: ‘VIN F. BOXLEY, Butler, Mo. tice in all the courts. ER. courte. All legal business . Office over Bates Co. > desires ARKINSON ATTORNWYS AT LAW. Office West Site Square, over Lans- down’s Drug Stojre. A. DENTOW C. TTORNEY AT LAW. Office North Side Square, over A. L. 5. Whena motion is made and seconded, it shallt be stated by the presiding officer, or being in writ- ing, it shall be handed to the secre- tary, who shall rise and read aloud before debate thereon. 6, After a motion is made and McBride’s Store, Butler, Mo. stated by the presiding officer, it —— + a shall be deemed to be in possession Phyducians. of the wheel but may be withdrawn any time before decision or amend- ment. 7. When a question is under de- bate, no motion shall be received but to adjourn, to lay on the table, for the previous question, to postpone indefinitely, to postpone to a certain day, to commit or amend, which sev- eral motions shall have the prece- dence in the order they stand ar- ranged. 8. A motion to close shall always be in order, except while a member is speaking, while the chair is stating a question, or when a vote is being taken. A motion to adjourn, to lay on the table, and a previous ques- tion, shall be determined without delay. 9. No motion or proposition on a subject different from that under consideration shall 4e admitted un- der color of amendment. SURGEON, Orrice—East Sidg Square, over Max Weiner’s, 1g-ly DR. J. M, CHRISTY, HOMOEOPATHIC _ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office, tront room over P. O. All calls answered at office day or night. Specialattention given to temale dis- eases. T C. BOULWARE, Physician and e Surgeon. Office north side square, Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chil- ren a specialty. “J.T. WALLS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, Southwest Corner Square, oyer Aaron Hart’s Store. Residence on Ha- h ot Pine. é ‘ creamer 10. When a motion has been once made, and carried in the affirm- ative or negative, it shall be in or- der for any member of the majority to move for the reconsideration thereof, at the same or next meeting of the wheel. 11. No member shall disturb an- other in his speech unless to call him to order, nor stand up to inter- rupt him, nor when a member is speaking pass between him and the chair, or leave the room. 12. Every member when he speaks, shall rise and respectfully address the chair, and when he has finished shall sit down. Members speaking shall confine themselves to the question under debate and avoid all personalities or indecorous lan- guage, as well as any reflections on the wheel or its members. 13. The presiding officer shall, previous to putting any question ask: ey en es eter ac at op “ae oe preety Missouri Pacific Ry. 2 Dailw Trains 2 KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, Texas and the Southwest. 5 Daily Trains, 5 Kansas City to St, Louis, THE “Is the wheel ready for the ques- COLORADO SHORT LINE _ | tion?” If no one rises to speak, the } a question shall be put. ‘ 14. If two or more members rise | to speak at the same time, the chair shall decide which is entitled to the floor. 15. “No member shall speak more than once on the same subject or question, until all the members wish- ing to speak shall have had an op-} portunity to do so, nor. more than; twice without the permission of the | PUEBLO AND DENVER, PULMAN BUFFETT SLEEPING -CARS Kansas City to Denver without cnange* H. C. TOWNSEND. General Passenger and Ticket Ag’t, ST: LOUIS, MO. | be organized and chartered in all discretion of the wheel, according to the usages aud customs of wheelers and parliaweutary law. LAWS GOVERNING COUNTY WHKELS. AgricLe I.—Oxcanization. See. 1. Whenas many as four subordiaate wieeels have been or- in suv county under the jurisdictio. of this state wheel, they shall meet in convention and organ- ize a county wheel for the transaction of such business 2s may be of inter- est to the Order. Articre II.—Laws. Sec. I. Each county wheel may enact such laws for its government as is necessary; provided, such laws do not conflict with the laws of the state wheel. Sec. 2. Each county wheel shall gauized respects as subordinate wheels are. Articte II1.—Orricers. Sec. 1. The officers of a county wheel shall be the same as of the state and subordinate wheels and of similar duties. Arrticte IV.—Jvnispiction. Sec. 1. The jurisdiction of coun- ty wheels shall be the border lines of each respective county, and shall have exclusive jurisdiction over all subordinate wheels located prescribed limits. ARTICLE V. Sec. 1. Secretaries of subordinate wheels shall make their annual set- tlements with their respective coun- ty wheels secretaries, taking their receipt for monies so paid to them; and secretaries of county wheels shall make settlement with the sec- retary of the state wheel on or be- fore the second Wednesday in Sep- tember, at the same time reporting delinquent subordinate wheels if there be any in the county. ArricLe VI. Sec. 1. County wheels shall be composed of one delegate from each subordinate wheel within its juris- diction, and the secretaries of sub- ordinate wheels shall be entitled to a seat in the county wheel by virtue of their office. CONSTITUTION OF SUBORDINATE WHEELS. in its Anticte I.—Name. See. 1. This wheel shall be known as “subordinate wheel No.—of state agricultural wheel,” under whose authority it exists, by virtue ofa charter duly granted by the state wheel, while acting in conformity with the laws, rules and regulations of said wheel. Arricte I.—r1we oF MEETING. Sec. 1. This wheel shall hold stated meetings once a month, and the president shall have the power to call a meeting whenever he deems it for the good of the order. Articte IT.—guorvm. Sec. 1. No subordinate whee shall be organized with less than seven members, and five members present shall be a quorum to trans- act business. Article [V.—£.ectiox. Sec. 1. All officers shall be elect- ed by ballot anda niajority of the votes cast will be required to effect an election, and all members shall vote. Anticte V.—orricers. Sec. 1. Officers shall be the same as required in Article V., Section 1 of constitution{of state wheel. They | shall be elected at the last meeting in July. They shall serve one year. Axticte VI.—bvrTIES OF OFFICERS. Sec. 1 The duties of officers shall Ereapaywa EP ap A ES. ap’ Ia. GW Ecce ————The Best in the World:——___ Grain Drills Fanning Mills BUCKEYE FORCE PUMPS. Gas Pipe Fitting and Pump Repairing. & member duly notified fails to come to trial, or presents no written or lawful excuse, he shall be expelled for contempt; and if he presents a written. lawful; excuse the president shall set another day for trial. Sec. 2. When all parties concern- ed are ready for trial the witnesses on both sides shall testify in 0 wheel, and the entire wheel shall render a verdict, and impose the penalty, if found, by ballot, a major- ity vote governing. See. 3. Any member considering that injustice has been done him by the decision of his wheel, may with- in one month of such decision, make a written appeal to the county wheel having jurisdiction. Imme- diately upon making his appeal, he must notify his wheel of the fact. His wheel shall then forward to the county wheel a copy of the minutes of the trial. If an appeal be taken from the county wheel to the state wheel (which may be done,) the de- cision shall be final. DELINQUENT OR DEFUNCT WHEELS. Sec. 1. Any subordinate wheel may be suspended or dissolved, and is under the age of eighteen years. | Nor any person who is dealing in or drinks intoxicating liquors to ex- cess. Sec. 2. A candidate for member- ship by initiation shall be a believer | ina Supreme Being, Creator, Pre- server and Governor of all things, and shall be a person of good moral character, temperate and industrious habits. He shall not be directly or indirectly engaged in banking, mer- chandising or preticing law. He shall be engaged in the occupation of farming, or a mechanic, who shall be actually engaged in the pursuit of his or her respective trade; pro- vided that no employer of any manus facturing establishment employing nore than three hands shall be eligi- ble to membership and shall have resided in the jurisdiction of the wheel three months previous to his or her application to membership, or have been twelve months personally known to persons who recommend- ed him or her. Sec. 3. Each application must be made in writing; read in open ses- sion at a regular meeting, and enter- ed on the record. The president shall then appoint an investigating committee of three members who shall report at the next meeting, and the president shall order the ballot and ifthere appears three black balls he shall be declared re- jected. The president shall order the ballot, whether they report fa- vorably or unfavorably. Sec. 4. Any person applying for membership, and being rejected shall not apply again within six months thereafter to this or any other wheel. Anricie VITI.—secrecy. Sec. 1. The secrecy of the ballot shall be inviolate. AgticLe [X.—rTIME OF MEETING. Sec.1. This wheel shall meet once a month and oftener should the wheel require. ARTICLE X.—sURISDICTION. ‘ Sec. L. The jurisdiction of subor- | dinate wheels shall be a point of! equal distance between any adjoin- | ing wheels, except in cases where | there is an impassable barrier for at | least three-fourths of the year. Sec. 2. No wheel shall have the | right tv receive members within the jurisdiction of any other wheel with- | out the consent of a majority of the | wheel having jurisdiction. | Articte IT.—Dvss. | Sec.1. The annual subordinate | wheels to the state wheel shall be | be given the wheel that the delegate | excuse be offered, and if he refuses | state. | propriating any of the effects to his 15 cents for each member and shall | by the secretary of the subordinate | wheels be paid to the secretary of | its charter forfeited to the state wheel. First—For neglecting or refusing to conform to the constitution and by-laws of the state wheel or the general rules and regulations of this order. Second—For neglecting or refus- ing to hold regular, stated meetings provided by law, unless prevented from doing so by some unforseen circumstance. Third—By its membership dimin- ishing so that less than a constitu- tional number shall be be left. Arricre II. Sec. 1. When an impeached sub- ordinate wheel neglects or refuses to answer within a given time, it may be tried and suspended for con- tempt. Sec. 2. To suspend asubordinate wheel it shall require a two thiads vote of the representatives present in the state wheel. Sec. 3. When any subordinate wheel has suspended or dissolved, it shall be the duty of its last presi- dent to deliver its charter and other property and effects to the state wheel. shall specify the number of members in such subordinate wheel and the amount of money receipted for. The state secretary shall keep an account with each subordinate wheel in the state of Missouri and other states which are under the jurisdic- tion of the state wheel of the state of Missouri and shall fcrward to the state treasurer the aggregate amount due by the subordinate wheels in each county. The treasurer of the county wheel at the annual meeting of the county wheel shall deliver the dues in his hands from subordinate wheels to one of the delegates of the county wheel to the annual meeting of the state wheel at the annual meeting thereof. Such delegates shall be elected by the members of the county wheel. Such delegate shall immediately upon his arrival at the place of meeting of the state wheel, pay such sums of money into the treasury of the state wheel, and take from the state treasurer dupli cate receipts therefor, one of which he shall return, the other he shall deliver to the state secretary. The state secretary shall thereupon cred- it the county wheels with such sums of money and charge the same to the state treasurer. Sec. 2. No subordinate wheel shall be entitled to be represented in the county wheel at its regular annual meeting until the dues of all members borne on its rolls shall have been paid, nor shall the delegates of any county wheel be entitled to a seat in the state wheel until the dues of the subordinate wheels of said county be paid, or satisfactory proof agticLe IIT. Sec. 1. Members of any defunct wheel who were in good standing at the time of the dissolution, may be admitted after having applied to and received a certificate from the pres- ident of the county wheel, or state president in the absence of the pres- ident of the county wheel. Articte IV.—revorts. Sec. 1. Each subordinate wheel shal] make annual reports on or be- fore the second Wednesday in Sep- tember of each year of their mem- bership, including withdrawals, deaths, suspensions and expulsions. Said report to be made to the sec- retary of the county wheel. Articie V. Sec.1. The regalia of this order shall consist of theree colors—red, white and blue, shall be made in « circle one inch in diameter, red and white crossed on blue ground. The badge of mourning’ shall be the badge covered with black crape, and worn on the left lapel. Apnricte VI.—cnances. Sec. 1. Any subordinate wheel shall have power to make any by- laws of the state wheel of the state. of Missouri. is ready to pay the same. The an- nual meeting of the county wheel shall be held on the second Wednes- day in September before the regular annual meeting of the state wheel. Arricie III.—arrenpance. Sec. 1. Any member of this wheel missing three regular meetings in succession shall be fined twenty- five cents, unless a good and lawful or fails to pay the fine within one month afterward, he shall be expell- ed for contempt. Articte I.—npropeR conpuct MEMBERS. Sec. 1 A member who shall di- vulge to an*applicant for member- ship the name of a brother who re- ported unfavorably upon his applica- tion, or otherwise 0 d his becoming a brother of his wheel, shall upon conviction thereof for the first offense, be fined in the sum of two dollars and a half; and for the second shall be suspended, and for the third shall be expelled. Sec. 2. A member who shall reveal any of the secrets of the order, sball upon conviction thereof be expelled, and published in some journal in the OF DEMITS. Sec. 1. No subordinate wheel shall grant a demit to any member, but when a member desires to unite- with any other wheel, he may upon application, be granted a transfer; provided he expressed a willingness to affiliate with some sister wheel. If said transfer be not presented for affliation within sixty days from date of issue, it shall be null and void and the bearer thereof shall not be admitted as a member of any wheel unless his petition be again presented, and he be again subjected to the same course as if he had mev- er been a member. That in case he, has been guilty of a misdemeanor, and it is necessary that he be disci- plined, he shall be arraigned by the, wheel from whence he came; provid ed said misdemeanor occurred prior Sec. 3. Any officer or member ap- own use, shall upon conviction there- of, pay a fine of one dollar above the amount appropriated to his use; and upon refusal to pay the fine and re- fund, shall be expelled. | : : the county wheel at the regular an-| Sec. 4. Any member breaking | to his having presented his petition _ | Wheel. be the same as prescribed in the by-] nual meeting thereof. The treasur-|this obligation, upon conviction | for affiliation. ENTRAL FEMALE 16. No motion can be made by | laws of the state wheel, except the | er of the county wheel shall give to | thereof, shall be expelled. Agricie VIL LECE, = ton, wo. one member while another is speak-| lecturer who shall lecture in his the treasurer of the subordinate. Sec. 5. No member shall leave Sec. 1. Every subordinate wheel Course in alt departments. Waperienced and Com ing. | wheel only. wheels duplicate receipts therefor, | the wheel without permission from } at every regular meeting thereof, Hesithfel Lecation. Beautiful Railuing with wei] OL s : | ORES eee ie one of which shall be filed with the | the presiding officer. shall diseuss some question pertain- uraished and home-like rooms. Tullding heated = 17. The chair, or any member | ARTICLE -—-MEMBERSEIP. secretary of the county wheel, and; Sec. 6. A member who shall be by him transmitted immediately to | convicted of drunkenness shall be the state secretary. Said receipt reprimanded for the first, fined one each floor. Health, morals, and manners of pupile arded and looked after aa in a refined Christian ome. Terms reasonable. For catalogue apply to ‘A. A. JONES, A. M., President, Lexington, Ma ing to farming affairs, and the sub- ject debated shall be entered upon the minutes of the wheel. doubting the decision of the ques-} tion, may call fora division of th Sec. 1. No person shall be eligi- > to membership in this wheel who