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CONSTITUTION
or TUX
QUEBEC CURLING CLUB
WITH
RULES OF THE GAME
ACT OF INCORPORATION
AND
T.IST OF ]^.IEMBEIIS.
P O. DELTSLE, JOB PRINTER
1869.
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CONSTITUTION
or THK
QUEBEC CURLING CLUB.
1 . — No jjorHoii shall be admittod a monibor of the Club,
except by ballot at a General Meeting, called for that
purpose, of which at least throe dayH' notice shall bo
>ifivon through the l*ost Office, to each Member actually
in Quebec or within 1(» miles thereof; such Notice to
give the name of each candidate and the names of his
proposer and seconder. To secure the admission of any
Candidate it shall be necessary that four-fifths of the
MomberB present at the ballot shall vote in his favtn-.
2. — The Office Bearers of the Club shall consist ot a
President, Vice-President, and Secretary who shall also
act as Treasurer and who shall be exempt from annual
subscription, and four members making in all seven,
who shall form the Committee of Management and be
elected at the Annual General Meeting, continuing in
t)ffice for one year but may be re-elected.
H. — The Annual General Meeting for tlic olc('tii)ii of
Office bearers and other purposes shall be held on the
tirs' Monday of April in each year, from and after this
date — b*^ven to form 'a quorum which jnimbor shall U-
the quorum at all meetings.
4. — Each member shall upon his julmission into the
Club pay an Entrance fee of Five Dollars, besides an
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Htintial Huh.srri|>ti'i!i of Ton Dollas .. payuMo on the Ut
<\ay of Docoinhor in oacli year. Thono |mymoiii.t to tl»rm
a i\nu\ for drtrayin^' th'.« i-xponMOM of tho (!|ul» wuiU'.r tlio
•linution of tho (?«)miriithH5 of Mai\a^rmont, and m»
momhcr who Mhall Ihj in urrcai-s to Jm) uUowod U> play
till ho has ))ai(l tht«in up.
O.—Any Ile^Mihir >foml)or not in arrowrH, removing'
fVom (^iiohec or hvirj^ iinahlc from ill-htt. 'ih or othorwJHo
to tako part in tho noble (Jamo, may bo elocted an
fionorary Memlw^r at any (tenoral Mooting of tho CAnh
wilhout payment of *ho annual Hulwcription, and should
any Huch Honorary M< m her afterwards doniro ' resume
his plaee in the ('!ub ht shall he entitled to do so without
lh'3 payment of any neN*' entrance foe. This Uule shall
have a .retroactive ett'eet.
6. — Any Member not in arrears may rcsitrn upon his
giving due notiee in writing to the Secretary, but shall
bo oli^nble for re-election in tho usual way without
renewed payment of entrance foe, and any member ir.
arrears for more than twelve months may be expelled
by a vote of a majority at any General Meeting.
7.— Tuesday and Friday of each week shall be Club
days, and the Game shall on those days commence at
one o'clock. No individual, not a Member of the Club,
shall be allowo<l to join in tne Game to the exclusion of
any member present and desirous of playing, but when
there is not a sufficient number of members present to
make up a gam*.), then one or more strangers may be
admitted.
8. — No person whether a Member or not shall on Club
(iays bo admitted during the Course of a Game, nor
shall any player be permitted to retire from » Game
without consent of tho skips.
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:'.-- -The Sori'otaiy >lmll iiiviiriiiM}- ivc-oixl the first
(lanic pliiycd in eacli season, and i1 shall al«o bo hi-
duty to record any (iamv. played, of which particular^
•ihall he handed to him by either of the skips.
U). — it shall likewise be Mie duty of the Secretary to
have on the iiink each Club day a Copy of the Rules of
the Eoyal Caledonian Club, and of the ConBtitution and
liy-Laws of this Club.
11. — The Members of the Club shall dine together
ouch year, on tlio 2(lth January, being the anniversary-
of the foundation of the Club in 1821, and each Member
on giving duo notice shall have the right of entertaining
at such dinner one, two, or three Guests, at his own
expense. Members in Quebec, and not attending thi'
dinner, shall pay their proportion of the expense thoroot
hut not of the Wine.
12.-
-The preceding regulations shall be considered
as permanent rnlos and not changeable, but by the con-
<-urrence of two-thirds of all the members present at a
meeting exjiros.-ly convened for that purpose.
THOMAS BRODIE,
Secretary.
JAMES DEAN,
President.
Quebec, 31st December, 18«>8.
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RULES OF THE GAME.
1 . The length of the Eink played shall be forty-two
yards. The Tcea shall bo put down thirty-eight yards
apart. In a continued strait line with the Tees, and
four yards distant from each, a circle, eighteen inches in
diameter, shall bo drawn on the left hand side of said line
(looking in the direction to be played) and its edge just
touching it. Within this circle, whether standing on the
ice, or on any rest, support, or abutment whatsoever,
permitted by the Eules, each player, when playing his
stone, shall place his right foot, and his left foot on the
left hand side of the central line. (Tne circle to be on
the opposite side of the line if the player be left handed.)
When a hack or hatch in the ice is used, it must be behind
the circle above described, and not of greater length than
fourteen inches measuring from the central line. A circle
of seven feet radius, to be described from each Tee as a
centre, and no stone to count which is wholly without
this circle. The Hog-score to be distant from each Tee
one-sixth part of the length of the whole Eink played.
Every stone to be a Hog, which does not clear a square
placed upon this score ; but no stone to be considered a
Hog, which has struck another stone lying over the Hog-
score. A line shall be drawn on the ice at right angles
to the Eink, half-way betwixt the Tees, which shall be
called " The Middle line." In no case shall the Eink
played be less than thirty-two yards.
So soon as the Eink is marked off, and before beginning
to play the Terms of the match or game must be distinc-
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tly stated and fixed by the Skips, if they have not boon
previously arranged. These terms may either be, that
the parties shall play for a specified timef or a game of a
certain number of shots. Though the terms have been
previously fixed, they should here be repeated.
2. Every Eink to be composed of four players a side,
each with two stones, unless otherwise mutually agreed
upon. Before commencing the game, oach Skip shall
state to his opposing Skip the rotation in which his men
are to play, and the rotation so fixed, is not to be changed
during the game. Bach pair of players shall play one
stone alternately with his opponent, till he has played
both.
3. The two Skips opposing each other shall settle b}-
lot or any other way they may agree upon, which party
shall lead, after which, the winning party of the last
end shall do so.
4. Each party, before beginning to play, and during
the course of each end, to be arranged along the sides of
the Eink, any where betwixt the middle line and the
Tee, which their skip may direct ; but no party, except
when sweeping according to rule, shall go upon the
middle of the Eink, nor cross it under any pretence
whatever. The Skips alone lo stand at or about the
Tee, as their turn requires.
5. If a player plays out of turn, the stone so played
may be stopped in its progress and returned to the playei-.
If the mistake shall not be discovered till the stone is
again at rest, the opposite party shall have the option to
add one to their score, and the game proceed in its
original rotation, or to declare the end null and void.
6. The sweeping departmeiil shall bo under the exclu-
sive direction and control of the Skips. The player's
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party shall bo allowed to sweep when the stone has passed
the middle lino, and till it reaches the Tee ; the adverse
party when it has passed the Tee. The swooping to be
always to a side, or across the Rink ; and no sweepings to
be moved forwards, and loft in front of a running stone,
HO as to stop or obstruct its course.
7. If in swooping or otherwise, a running stone be mar-
rod by any of the party to which it belongs, it shall bo
put off the ico : if by any of the adverse party, it shall
be placed where the Skip of the party to which it belongs
shall direct. If marred by any other means, the player
shall replay his stone. Should any played stone be acci-
dentally displaced, before the last stone is played and at
rest, by any of tho party who are then lying the shot,
thoy shall forfeit the end ; if by any of the losing party
at that end, who have the stone yet to play, they nhall
be prevented from playing that stone, and have one shot
deducted from their score. The number of shots to be
counted at said end by tho winners, to be decided by a
majority of the players, the offender not having a vote.
8. Every player to come provided with a besom, to be
ready to play when his turn comes, and not to take more
than a reasonable time to play his stone. Should he
accidentally play a wj-ong stone, any of the players may
stop it while running ; but if not stopped till it is again
at rest, it shall be replaced by the one which he ought
to have played.
9. No measuring of shots allowable previous to the
termination of the end. Disputed shots to be determined
by the Skips ; or, if they disagree, by the Umpire, or,
when there is no Umpire, by some neutral person mutu-
ally chosen bv them, whose decision shnll ho fijml \u
measurements to be taken from the centre of the Tee, to
that part of the stone which is nearest to it. No stone
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nhall bo conHidered within or unthovt a cii'cle, imli-Hh it
clear it ; and every Htono shall be bold m reni'm^ on n
line, which dooK not comj^letely oieur it; — in every cRhe.
thi8 iH to be determined by y)Iaoin^' n s<juaro on the ioo.
at that part of the circle or line in dispute.
10. Each Skip shall have the exclusive re^uUili(»n and
direction of the game ibr his party, and ma\ play in what
part of it he pleaw^H; but having chosen his place at the
heginning, he must retain it till the end of the game.
The players may give their advice, but cannot con >rol
their director ; nor are they ujjon any pretext to address
themselves to the person about to play. Kach Skip,
when his own turn to play comes, shall ruime one of his
party to take charge tor him. Kvcry jilayer to follow
Implicitly the direction g'ven him. If any player siiall
improperly speak to, taunt, or interru|>l another, while
in the act of delivering his Blone, one shot shall be adde<l
to the score of the party so interru|>ted, and the end
proceed as before.
11. If, from any change of weatlier after a game has
been begun, or from any other reasonable cause whatso
ever, one party shall denire to shorten the Rink, or to
change to another one, and, if the two Skips cannot af/ree
upon it, the Umpire for the occasion shall be called, and
he shall after seeing one end played, determine whether
the Eink shall be shortened, and how much, or whether
it shall be changed, and his determinaiiim shall be final
and binding on all parties. Should there be no Umpire
appointed ibr the occasion, or should he be otherwise
engaged, the two Skips may call in any Curler uncon-
nected with the disputing parties, whose services can
his powers shall be equally extensive as the Umpire
aforesaid.
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12. KvoryHtonc touching tho tiouixln of the Hii»k bolbrw
luwning the Too shall bo immodiutoly taken ott" tho Ive,
.ind any Htono it may aceidontally dieplaco aftor touching
the Boai*d8 Hhall bo roplacftd uh nearly in tho samr |K>«i,
tion aM poHsiblo.
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A(JT TO liNCOlil'OllATK
TlIK
QUEBEC CUKLING CLUB.
rtrt. :iJ, Chup. .7J.
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WIIRKRAS tho poi-Motm horoiiuinor imincil, tire uhho-
(iutoU for t.lio purpoMO of prornotiitg uiul pnu'tisiii^ the
S*'otti8h Nutionul <Jumo of (Jurliii^', by tho nariu) of "Thk
(iuEBKC CirRLrNO (/Lun," which UHt^ocititiun has oxi.sted
witli tho ^ai<l objoet in (^uoIk'c .siii'o tho your one thou-
N.md oi^hl huii(inMi and f wonty-oiio, and wlioroas tho
said horoi»uiftor namod jjotsohm havo prayed to ho incor-
porated by tho name of ''The Quebec Cubijno Club,"
and it in oxpodionl to ^-ranl thi^ir prayer; T)ioroforo lloi*
.Vrajosty, by and ^vitll the advice and conwont of the Lo-
i:;isiatiiro of (Quebec, enacl.> as 1'oIIovvh :
1. Pemborton Paternon, James Dean. Archibald Ni-
toll, William Crawford, Donald Cameron Thomson, George
ThonipHOn, John Cook Thomson, William Barbour, Wil-
liam Kao. James (iibb IJoss, William Brodie, George
v'casoy, James K. Oliver, Thomas Laid law, Robert Bro-
tlic, Charles Harry Eldridi;-o Ti Intone, Thomas Jirodie.
John Henry Clint, James McCorkell, William Wallace
IScott, Alexander Brodio, James Chulmer-, Alexander
Fraser, James Adam, Alexander Pi'ow, Arthur Hum})hrey
Murphy, Nicholas Coulthurst, Henry Glass, Thomas H .
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Grant and the Honorable George Irvine, and such other
porHons as are now or «hall hereafter become members
of the said association, shall bo and are hereb}^ declared
to be a body politic and corporate in deed and in name,
by the name of "The Quebec Curling Club," and
shall by the samo name from time to time and at all
times hereafter be able and capable to purchase, acquire,
hold, possess and enjoy, and to have, take and receive
to them and their successors, to and for the actual use
of the said Corporation for the purposes for wliat they
are incorporated, any real and immovable property si
tuate in the City of Quebec on its vicinity, and the same
to sell, alienate and dispose of whensoever the said Cor-
poration may deem it proper so to do ;— and the consti-
tution, rules and regulations now in force touching the
admission and expulsion of members, and the manage-
ment and conduct generally of the affairs and concerns
of the said association, in so far as they are not incon-
sistent with the laws of this Province shall be the consti-
tution, rules and regulations of the said Corporation ;
provided always that the said Corporation may fron)
time to time alter, repeal and change such constitution,
rules and regulations, in the manner provided by tht-
constitution, rules and regulations of the said Corpo-
ration.
2. All property and effects now owned by, or held in
trust for, the said association are hereby \'csted in the
said Corporation and shall be applied solely to purix>ses
of the said Corporation.
3. No member of the Corporation shall be liable lot-
any of the debts thereof beyond a sum which shall be
equal to the amount of the original entrance fee, and
the annual subscription which may remain unpaid b^
sucn member ; and any member of the Corporation not
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being in urroar may retire therefrom, und .nhull leune to
be such member on giving notice to that etl'ect in such
form as may be required by the By-hiws thereof, and
thereafter shall be wholly free from liabilit}- for any
debt or engagement of the club.
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4. This Act shall be deemed a Public Act.
M E M 13 Ti] K S
OF THE
QUEBEC CURLING CLUB
FROM ITS FOl .\DATIOX IX 1H21. WITl/ DATKS OF A DMISSION.
Andrew Patei-son,
liobcrt PatersoHj
A. Weir,
Wni. Fin lay,
A. Moir,
Wni. Pemberton,
M. McKenzie,
Wm. Phillips,
L. T. 3Iacp|jerson,
J. C. Mactavish,
Jame.s (f. Heath,
George Pemberton, j
Thomas Cringan
Janies Ilarknoss, D.I)
(leorge l?oss
Peter Burnet
Captain Barralier
William Patton
William AValker
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26 January 1821
Fox Maulo (Earl of Dalhousie)....
Abm. Cringan
Thomas Weir
Andrew H. Youn<r.
Henry Pe m berton .
Allan Gilmour
John P. Anderson . . .
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Colin Bruco "!<> Docombor
John (tadin
Adam Ihirns
James Dean 25 November
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J. M. Millar 4 Deeember
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Gcor<,'e ^L Fardey 10
Henry Burstall 30 December
Pe m. Paterson
Robert Cassels 1*^ January
John Blackwood H January
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James Eisstt.
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James Gibb.
Charles Po.stou
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Alex. f>aser.
Jacques BJais.
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Robert Brodie.
'i'iiomas Brodie.
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\Vn\. Cook.
A. Brodie.
Alex. Frew.
J- W. Cook.
N. Conlthurst.
.TosepJi U. Laird.
J- V. Gregory.
Ifenry Glass.
James Adam.
G. Hiiot.
K. Alleyii.
J- W. Henry.
John Hossack
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