A Forty-niner in Utah with the Stansbury Exploration of Great Salt Lake: Letters and Jounral of John Hudson, 1848-50

Forty-niner in Utah, Appendices page 200

Appendices This Company shall bc known as the Colony Guard, it shall be composed of not less than 50 men, representing, as far ns practicable, all the different trades and professions ; each member must be an honest and respectable man, and be willing at all times to perform the duties required by this Constitution. ARTICLE II. The menlbcrs of this co~npau)`, shall be those that have deposited S-;-l00 in lk~nl;, to the credit of the Colony Guard nnd shall 11nve signed this Constitution. No depsite ~hnll be binding on the depositor unless y 15,000 dollars are deposit- ed by the lSth day of k'ebruary, lSd9. Thirty two or more members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. A R `I' I C I, I: I I I. The officers of the Company shall be a Cap- tain. a first clnd second Licutenaut, four ser- geants, a SILI'~COII, J 11c1gc Secretary, `l'rcnsllrcr Finance Contnlittee, ~113~~1;lill, :11:tl KC'! It'* 1:`. ber. see t iou 1 ,- The tcrtu of' trfll(*~ iI1 I i, i. *I: \ every case, shall bc six mollths, with the cs- ccption of the Key member who shall be elected from the body of the c;onpny every thirty days. 200