Liability Legislation, its Purpose and Methods of Enforcement, J. H. Boyd M McCall, S. W.-Address of. Members Mortuary List.. Mullins, Frederick J.-Memorial... New Members... Officers .203 8 .205 .204 90 67 .209 .235 22 N 7 P Program 32d Annual Meeting.. R .192 ....xix Reclamation of the Arid West, Stanley E. Bowdle...... .173 Representative as Against Direct Government-S. W. McCall................ 67 Rowe, Edward L.-Memorial.. 19 S Secretary's Report. Some Scattered Thoughts on Public Opinion and its Relation to the Special Committees.......... 2 25 ..206 11 Sullivan, Theodore Memorial.. T Taylor, Robert Walker-Memorial.. Treasurer's Report....... 10 3 U The Ohio State Bar Association Constitution Adopted July 8, 1880 (Vol. I, p. 9.) I. NAME. This Association shall be known as "The Ohio State Bar Association." II. OBJECT. The Association is formed to advance the science of jurisprudence, to promote reform in the law, to facilitate the administration of justice, to uphold integrity, honor and courtesy in the legal profession, to encourage thorough liberal legal education and to cultivate cordial intercourse among the members of the bar. III. MEMBERSHIP. The members of the bar attending this Convention as delegates this eighth day of July, 1880, are hereby declared to be members of this Association, provided they shall, during the present session, pay the admission fee and sign this Constitution. Any member of the bar of good standing, residing or practicing in the State of Ohio, may become a member of the Association upon nomination and vote, as hereinafter provided. IV. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. All nominations for membership shall be made by the Committee on Admissions, and must be transmitted in writing to the President and by him reported to the Association, and if any member demands a vote upon any name thus reported, the Association shall thereupon vote thereon by ballot. Several nominees may be voted upon on the same ballot, and in such a case the placing of the word "no" against any name or names upon the ticket shall be deemed a negative vote against such name or names and against those only. One negative vote in every five shall suffice to defeat an election. 1901. Vol. 22, p. 72, 91.) V. OFFICERS. (Amended July 12, The officers of the Association shall be a President, who shall deliver the annual address and be ineligible for a second term; one Vice President from each judicial district reported by membership in the Association; a Secretary and a Treasurer. All of these shall be elected at the annual meeting and hold their offices till the next annual meeting of the Association and until their successors are elected. VI. COMMITTEES. The President shall, with the approval of the Association, appoint the following Standing Committees: An Executive Committee, a Committee on Admissions, a Committee on Judicial Administration and Legal Reform, a Committee on Legal Education, a Committee on Grievances and a Committee on Legal Biography; and each Standing Committee shall be composed of one member from every judicial district represented in the Association. A majority of the members of every committee who may be present at a meeting of the Association shall constitute a quorum of such committee for the purposes of such meeting. Every committee shall, at each annual meeting, report in writing a summary of its proceedings since the last annual report, together with any suggestions deemed suitable and appertaining to its powers, duties or business. A general summary of all such annual reports and of the proceedings of the annual meetings shall be prepared and printed by and under the direction of the Executive Committee, together with the |