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 206

and proper manner, with religions service by the ChalJnin, the grave shall hc distinctly markccl, anal tllc S~ctrctnry shall notify his fricncls of all thtt fzcts concerning the tlecc~nsed mcnlbcr --tilt Iocatinll of his grave, time of his death, illId the cansc, as soon as possible after the event. Section I.-In cnsc n mcmbcr is taken sick and unnl~lc to perform his part of the labor, and tspress~s a desire to ~vitl~tlruw from the Company, he may do so by pcrlllission from the Company : at the same time drawing his whole share of profits-forfiaiting all cluims to the subsequent earnings of the company and his original invest- ment : such sickness to be determined by the Physician. section 2 .--Any member having a fiamily or relatives tlepcndin g on him for support, or wish. ing to pay borrowed money, obtained for the purpose of' joining this Association, m`ay, by permission of the Company, draw from his share of earnings sufficient to meet these contingencies ; not to exceed two-thirds of his share of the profits. Section 3 .-Upon the arrival of the Company at the Mines, such locality shall be fixed upon as shall bc tletcrmincd by a majority of the members, and no change ~hall'bc made in such locality, unless by a vote of a majority, nor shall any member work upon any other location than the one so selected, unless hc bc sent for the purpose of exploration, by a vvte of the members. 206