2. The sums paid in commutation of dues shall be invested, 

 and the interest used for ordinary purposes of the Society 

 during the payer's life, but after his death the sum shall be 

 covered into the Publication Fund. 



3. An arrearage in payment of annual dues shall deprive a 

 Fellow of the privilege of taking part in the management of the 

 Society, and of receiving the publications of the Society. An 

 arrearage continuing over two (2) years shall be construed as 

 notification of withdrawal. 



•i. Any person eligible under Article III. of the Constitution 

 may be elected Patron upon the payment of one thousand 

 (1,000) dollars to the Publication Fund of the Society. 



CHAPTER II. 



OF OFFICIALS. 



I. The President shall countersign, if he approves, all duly 

 authorized accounts, and orders drawn on the Treasurer for 

 the disbursement of money. 



'.'. The Secretary, until otherwise ordered by the Society, 

 shall perform the duties of Editor, Librarian and Custodian of 

 the property of the Society. 



3. The Society may elect an Assistant Secretary. 



4. The Treasurer shall give bonds, with two good sureties 

 approved by the Council, in the sum of five thousand dollars, 

 for the faithful and honest performance of his duties, and the 

 safe-keeping of the funds of the Society. He may deposit the 

 funds in hank at his discretion, but shall not invest them with- 

 out authority of the Council. His accounts shall be balanced 

 as on the thirtieth day of November of each year. 



5. In the selection of Councilors the various sections of 

 North America shall be represented as far as practicable. 



6. The minutes of the proceedings of the Council shall be 

 subject to call by the Society. 



CHAPTER 111. 



OF ELECTION OF MEMBERS. 



1. Nominations for fellowship may be proposed at any time 

 on blanks to be supplied by the Secretary. 



