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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-11
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ARTICLE ".
PLACE or BUSINESS.

Sec. l The principal office or place
Of business Of this Association shall be
located in the city Of Fredonia, Ky;
but the Association may have such
other offices or places Of business as
may be deemed necessary for the pro-
per conduct Of its affairs.
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ARTICLE III.
MEMBERSHIP

Sec: /. Any person Is eligible to
membership in this Association who is
producer Of farm products. or who is
in sympathy with the purposes and OBJ
je.ts Of the Association.
Sec. ?. The Signatures hereto are
charter members Of the Association.
Sec. 3. Any person may become a
member u this Association by appliea-
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ARTICLE Ill
COMPENSATION OF OFFICERS.

Sec, !. The general manager. sec.
Rotary and treasurer Of this Association.
shall receive such elmpeusatiou.
q any as may Predetermined upon by
me District Board.
Sec. >. The members Of the Ds
trict Board shall receive such compcnsa
ton. Il any. a. may be determined up.
IN by the respective county boards they
represent. and in case any member IS
allowed compensation by bis county
board such compensation l. 20 be-
borne by the association members II
said county. and assessed against the
proceed, u the sale Of their tobacco.
ARTICLE "
ENPENsg o. rHE ASSOCIATION.
Sec. I. All tobacco handled by the
Association shall bear is prOportionate
share Of the general expenses Of the
Association.
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ARTICLE V.

Sec. l. All tobacco pledged to this
Association shall bear its proportionate
share Of the expenses Of handling. grad
ing and marketing same.
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ARTICLE VI.
VOTING.

Sec. /. Allquestions coming before
the District Board for settlement shall
be decided by a majority vote of the
members presents. and in case Of tie
the general manager shall east the de-
Gliding vote; provided. that upon de-
mand Of any member Of said board n
unit vote shall be taken.
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the first Saturday in September of
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ARTIcLEvn


Sec. !. A majority OF the members
Of the District Board. and a majority
Of the members Of the several county
boards, shall be- necessary 20 con stitute
aquorum az meeting Of sand boards.
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CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS
OF THE
fFedOnia Valley Tobacco
Association
PREAMBLE.

Whereas, through organization and
cooperation, the buyers and manufac-
turers of tobacco have been able prac-
tically to eliminate all competition in
the purchase of their supplies, and have
been able to dictate to the producers
the prices they shall receive, irrespec-
tive of the actual value of their
tobacco;
And whereas, the conditions under,
and the prices at which tobacco is now
sold by the producers, render some re-
medal action on their part imperative,
if they 4re to continue to raise this
article of commerce;
And whereas, the General Assembly
of the State of Kentucky, recognizing
the intolerable conditions that have
been foisted on the people of this Com
monwealth; saw fit, at its last meeting.
toprovide remedy, by enacting Senate
Bill No. 2S7, which permits the pooling
Of tobacco and other products and the
sale thereof, and legalizes all contracts
made in reference thereto;
And whereas, the representatives of
the tobacco producers of Crittenden.
Livingston, Lyon and Caldwell counties
have met in convention to devise ade-
quate means to protect their interests;
And whereas. such protection can
only be offorded by thorough organiza-
ton of the tobacco producers, as has
been demonstrated by the Green River
District Tobacco Association and the
Dark Tobacco Planters Protective AS
ISOLATION, both being organizations for
the purpose of affording protection to
the producers by handling and selling
their pooled products at prices common
surate with their true value, which they
have been able to do through organiza-
ton:
And whereas, the producers repre-
sented in this convention are morgan
lied, and are unable to cope with ex-
isting unfavorable conditions by reason
Of such fact; now,
Be it resolved, that the delegates in
convention assembled do organize them
selves into THE FRED0NIA VALLEY
TOBACCO ASSOCIATIONS and do
to adopt the following constitution
and bylaws for the government Of the
association:
Constitution Of the Fredonia Valley
Tobacco Association
ARTICLEI.
Sec. |. The name Of this associa
ton shall be THE FRED0NIA VAL
LEY TOBACCO ASSOCIATION.
ARTICLE II.
Sec. /. The purpose and object Of
this Association is torepresent its mem
bers in the handling, grading and mar.
keting Of their tobacco; and to obtain
for them all the advantages to be de-
rived from cooperation and organlza-
ton.
ARTICLE III.
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ARTICLE VIII
ANNUAL MEETING.

Sec. /. The Annual meeting Of the
members of this Association shall be
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ARTICLE VI
MANAGEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATION.

MANAGEMENT OF TIRE ASSOCIATION.
Sec. |. The general management
and direction Of the Affairs Of this As
ISOLATION shall be vested in a District
Board. which shall be composed Of one
representative from each county board.
said representative being the chairman
Of his county board. Until the propos-
ed District Is organized the following
shall constitute board Of control: ].
L. Wyatt, II. c. Rice. =. W. Harper.
J. 7, Brazier. j. {. Pilaut. R. c. Hill.
G. ". Hill, ]. A. Wilson. J.F. Hughes.
D. c. Hill. S. A. woodall. ]. Z. Myers,
7. W. Brazier. W. 5. Teer. G. W.
Talley. W. N. Griffin, ]. L. JefTords.
J. J. c. Rorer. J. N. Polk. NJ. II. Hen.
son. ]. d. Manus. Lester Young. r.
NJ. Bennett, c. S. Jackson. J.E. Order.
Jr.
Sec. 2. Each county represented
in the Association shall have a county
board. composed Of one representa-.
tive from each magisterial district in
said county having membership in
the Association; and shall have such
authority in the control Of the affairs
Of the members Of the Association in
their respective counties as Is not
expressly delegated to the District
Board by this constitution or the by.
laws u the Association.
See. O. Each county board shall
act As a Board Of Arbitration Tor their
respective counties,
ARTICLE WI.
ELECTIONS.
Sec. l. The first meeting Of the
members 10 this Association ior the
electoa by magistenal districts. Of
representatives on the county boards.
shall be held at such times and places
as may be designated by the chairman
Of the initial meeting Of this Associa.
ton. and thereafter all meetings. by
magisterial districts. Tor the election
Of representatives on the county boards.
shall be held a, such times and places
a. may be determined by said county
boards.
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and in general shall have the power to
do all things that will promote the wei
fare of the Association and its mem
bers.
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ARTICLE TX.

I NV iSLL 10
Sec. |. This constitution may be
changed, amended or added to at any
annual meeting of this Association by a
majority vote of two-thirds of the men,
bers present, provided that no proposed
change, amendment or addition to this
constitution shall be considered unless
it shall have been submitted to the
chairman of each county board at least
thirty days before such annual meet
ing.
Sec. 2. The county chairman Of the
several county boards Of this Associa-
ton shall, upon receiving notice Of any
proposed change, amendment or addi-
ton to this constitution, cause copy of
same to be published at least three
times in the paper in their counties
having the largest circulation before
the date Of the next annual meeting of
the Association.
Sec. 3. The Bylaws Of this Asso-
citation may be amended, changed or
added to in the same manner as above
provided for changes. amendment or
additions to the constitution.
Bylaws OF the Fredonia Valley To
bacco Association
ARTICLEI.
MEETINGS.
Sec. /. The duly elected represen-
tatiyes from each magisterial district.
in the several counties. shall meet at
the county seats Of Lyon and Critten.
den and az Fredonia in Caldwell and
Salem IN Livingston, on the first Sat
urday in August of each year. and
shall organize as the county board. They
snail elect from their number chair
man. who shall be the member Of the
District Board from their county.
They shall also elect a secretary, but
he need not be a member of the board.
Sec. 2. In the event Of the death
or resignation of the chairman or sec.
rotary. the board shall elect their sue.
cessOrs.
Sec. 3. All county boards shall
meet on the first Saturday in the
months OF August. November. Febr.
uary and May Of each year. said meet.
ings to be held III Retrospective coun.
ties.
Sec. g. The duly elected chairman
Of each Of the county boards OF this
Association shall meet in the city OF
Fredonia. Ky. on the first Monday In
September Of each year. and shall or.
ganize as the District Board Of the
Association. They shall elect a gener,
al manager. secretary and treasurer
The general manager and secretary
may or may not be- elected from tn,
membership Of said board. The treas
urer shall be some bank located in the
city OF Fredonia. Ky.
Sec. 5. The District Board shall
meet in the city Of Fredonia. Ky. OF
the first Saturday in the months OF
September. December. March and Jun,
Of each year.
Sec. s. The presiding officer Of
either the district or any Of the county
boards may call meetings Of their re
spective boards whenever they deem Il
advisable: and must call meeting OF
a written request 20 10 do signed by
two members Of their respectiy,
boards.
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Sec. 2. The basis Of said unit vote
shall be one vote to each ,c.unty FOR
each five hundred 800 OOW thousand
pounds Of tobacco. or major fractional
part thereof pledged by said county.
and each county's vote shall be- cast by
us representative.
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ARTICLE /.
Sec. /. The name Of this associa
ton shall be THE FREDONIA VAL
LEY TOBACCO ASSOCIATION.
ARTICLE II.

Sec. /. The purpose and object Of
this Association is torepresent its men,
bers in the handling, grading and mar
keting Of their tobacco; and to obtain
for them all the advantages to be de-
rived from cooperation and organlza-
ton.
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ARTlCLEvn


See. I. The frs, meeting Of the
members 81 this Association for the
elect.on. by magistenal districts, Of
representatives on the county boards.
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New York Stocks
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(By II. H. Bru Col

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 The National Mining Exploration company has just installed a new hoist at the Iron Cap property and are erect ing a number of new houses. The shaft is down about 475 feet, working three shifts and are making god headway. They have also made a good strike on their New Era property, their shaft being down 120 feet and are in sulphide ore running over IS per cent copper. The stock is selling around 75 cents to $l and looks like good buy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-04-25
PROFIT TAKING
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New York Market Strong and Active Until Near Close, When Realizing Sales Met Few Buying Orders and Market Sold Of Easily.
(By l. N. Kinsey)

GLOBE, April 24.-Gates of New York says: Stocks ruled quiet but firm today. Volume was fair, especially in Reading and Union Pacific. News was scarce. Passage of five-cent fare bill to Coney Island accomplished in house at Albany by large majority had some effect on fractions, but was not unexpected. Think that the market is on its way to higher level.
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Senators as Presidential Possibilities

That superstitious belief that a sen. ator is iinpeded in his ambition to go to the presidency had not yet been gen eratea a, the time that Clay, in lS42 resigned from the senate and became a private citizen. He was, in private life, however enabled to push his canvass for tho presidency more successfully than he could have done if in office. He gained the unanimous nomination in lS44, but he was beaten at the polls by Polk. Many persons think that Spooner s chances of getting the nomin- ation are improved by getting into pri- vate life. On the other hand, there are several senators-Foraker, Knox, Dil- liver, La Toilette and others, beside the able and popular presiding officer of the senate, Vice President Fairbanks names continue to be coupled with the higher office. It is well for the country to bear in mind that sev- eral political traditions and precedents have been smashed by Cleveland and Roosey cit, particularly by Roosevelt. Possibly the senatorial superstition may be destroyed by somebody in l90s.- Leslie's Weekly.
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Platinum, which bounded up in price several times last year, and kept on the upward movement the first three months of this year, began two weeks ago a return the other way, and since then has fallen q an ounce, going down from s3S to $34. Refners say that there is a likelihood of further de- cline.
 The makers of diamond jewelry, pho tographie, dental and electric supplies are breathing easier. It was said sev- eral months ago that the Russian gov ernment, which controls the mines of the Ural mountains, where most of the platinum is found, was restricting the output. The chemists have sought sub stitutes, but found none tha. proved satisfactory.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF CHA, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-16
ENOsRURGE FALLS.

A. G. Burbee of Springfield, Mass,
was in town Friday on his return from
visit to his brother-in-law the Rev.
II. V. Grafton at Fnosburgh.-W. G.
Mason went to Burlington Friday to
attend the state Y. NJ. G. A. meetings.
Mrs. H. C. Royce of Sheldon Springs
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A
Gaines, last week Mrs. C. A. Pratt
and daughter have returned from an
extended visit to her parents. DIR. and
Mrs. r. f.. WEIGH. in Franklin.-Ben-
iamin Flood, a veteran of the Civil
War died at his home near North Shell
don Friday The funeral was held sun
dav and burial was in the cemetery at
North Sheldon.-A snow storm Friday
evening visited this place. Saturday
morning the hills were white as in
winter.--Miss Florence Smith passed
Sunday in St Adams.
r. F. McFeeters is having tho ledge
on his lot on Church street blasted. ].
Pauquette has the job and has been at
1T several days. The stone obtained will
be used In the foundation for the house
Mr., McFeeters Is about to buld.-P
Brady Of East Bakersfield has sold his
farm to Henry Fassett Of West Enos-
burgh including stock and tools, for
$4,000. Mr.. Fassetts son-in-law Fred
Phnstlel, is to take possession this
week Mr., Brady will live here. having
purchased the Arthur Lavery place on
Church street for s1500,--Mrs A. J OAR
rah returned from Manchester, N. H..
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Draper.
Miss Ruth Draper and G. L. Marsh re-
turned Sunday from their trip South