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"In articles 1 to 3 of the constitution, the object of the association is stated. It will be seen that the members agree merely upon a specific mode or system in which they propose to transact that portion of their business in which they may be concerned together, and in the proper conduct of which, negotiations and co-operation become necessary. " " Articles 4 to 13 provide for the manner in which the regu- lations and rules for the conduct of the business are to be es- tablished, or changed f...rom time to time as occasion may require ; also for the appointment of an officer who is to be called the commissioner, and whose duties are prescribed in articles 14 to 27. " " These duties are of a threefold nature :" " 1st. The general commissioner is the head of a bureau through which the members transact all their business of the character named above. " " This bureau becomes the central office of the members. Instead of each company attempting to transact directly its business with every other almost ah impossible undertaking, when many companies are concerned (there are 25 members of the association) they correspond directly with this central office 6 42 and carry on their intercourse and negotiations through, it.
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"In articles 1 to 3 of the constitution, the object of the association is stated. It will be seen that the members agree merely upon a specific mode or system in which they propose to transact that portion of their business in which they may be concerned together, and in the proper conduct of which, negotiations and co-operation become necessary. " " Articles 4 to 13 provide for the manner in which the regu- lations and rules for the conduct of the business are to be es- tablished, or changed f...rom time to time as occasion may require ; also for the appointment of an officer who is to be called the commissioner, and whose duties are prescribed in articles 14 to 27. " " These duties are of a threefold nature :" " 1st. The general commissioner is the head of a bureau through which the members transact all their business of the character named above. " " This bureau becomes the central office of the members. Instead of each company attempting to transact directly its business with every other almost ah impossible undertaking, when many companies are concerned (there are 25 members of the association) they correspond directly with this central office 6 42 and carry on their intercourse and negotiations through, it.
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