Constitution of the Rhode Island Historical Society
Constitution of the Rhode Island Historical Society
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Sec. 4. The Secretary shall keep a fair record of all the proceedings of the Society, and notify its meetings ; and shall be the organ of communication of the Society.
Sec. 5. The Treasurer shall have charge of the pecuniary concerns of the Society, shall collect all admission fees 8 CONSTITUTION.
and taxes, and shall pay all bills against the Society when properly audited. At the meeting in January he shall present his accounts, after they shall have been examined by the Audit Committee, and s...hall exhibit his books and papers to the Society when required.
Sec. 6. The Librarians and Cabinet Keepers shall safely keep, in such places as the Society shall designate, all books, manuscripts, papers, documents and other articles committed to their charge. Members of the Society by consent of the Cabinet Keeper, shall have liberty to read or examine any book or manu- script in the cabinets, but will not be allowed to remove the same therefrom, unless by a special vote of the Society; and when thus removed, the person taking the same shall in each case sign a receipt therefore, conditioned to pay to the Society such sum of money as the Cabinet Keeper may deem, proper, in the event of its non-return to the Cabinet within three months from the date of receiving the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sec. 4. The Secretary shall keep a fair record of all the proceedings of the Society, and notify its meetings ; and shall be the organ of communication of the Society.
Sec. 5. The Treasurer shall have charge of the pecuniary concerns of the Society, shall collect all admission fees 8 CONSTITUTION.
and taxes, and shall pay all bills against the Society when properly audited. At the meeting in January he shall present his accounts, after they shall have been examined by the Audit Committee, and s...hall exhibit his books and papers to the Society when required.
Sec. 6. The Librarians and Cabinet Keepers shall safely keep, in such places as the Society shall designate, all books, manuscripts, papers, documents and other articles committed to their charge. Members of the Society by consent of the Cabinet Keeper, shall have liberty to read or examine any book or manu- script in the cabinets, but will not be allowed to remove the same therefrom, unless by a special vote of the Society; and when thus removed, the person taking the same shall in each case sign a receipt therefore, conditioned to pay to the Society such sum of money as the Cabinet Keeper may deem, proper, in the event of its non-return to the Cabinet within three months from the date of receiving the same.
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