The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-01-08

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9Th. SaiG agent or salesman must
have the endorsement of the Bank
or Banker with whom or which he
does business
9Th. Each local shall notify said
salesman of all stock in said local
for sale and about when same will be
ready 70, market.
9TH. Said salesman shall notify any
party who has stock ready for the
market at least &c hours before he is
expected to deliver same.
9Th. All stock shall be delivered to
the station most convenient to the
party owning said stock.
9th. If the salesman deals on COM
mission said commission shall be
on weights of stock as weighed at
the pens where stock is delivered.
provided however that if the agree
ment is for the final sale, then it
shall be on the final weight Each
party delivering stock shall receive n
certificate of weight of said stock
when weighed.
10th. Said stock shall be finally
settled for within five days after
stock is delivered at the pens.
18th. directors shall be placed I'M
der suffic ent bond to cover any loss
that may be sustained by the ineffi-
cheney or misconduct of salesman.
1t was moved by L. B. Tichenor
and seconded by John Chinn that
the report be adopted. After consid-
cradle discussion the vote being taken
resulted in favor of the motion.
Moved by Jack Miller and seconded
by L. u. 1ichenor that the County
Union elect a chairman of the County
Executive-Finance Committee pro tenn.
Vote resulted in favor of the motion.
Moved by Jack Miller and seconded
by John Sanderfur that the commit
teeman lie elected by reclamation, the
vote resulted in favor of the motion.
Thereupon John p. Foster and Watt
Taylor were placed in nomination.
The vote resulted in the election of
Nat Taylor The committee on dele
gates to the State Union reported
the following delegates:
s. l.. Stevens, E. G. Austin, NJ. F..
Sharp, c. NJ. Barnett, Jno. p. Foster,
Watt Taylor. The committee ON dele
son, J. C. Oyerton, w. p. Withers, Esq.
Jno. NJ. Graham, Virgil Miller, j. r.
Weller, Jack Miller, ]. NJ. Shultz, A.
B. Tichenor, Fielden Bennett, w. H..
Rhoads. F. w. Pirtle, Albert Cox, Joe
Hooker. T. f. Tanner,
Alney Tichenor,
j. w. Sanderfur,
Committee.
And upon motion the report was
adopted and the committee was dis
charged. On motion the body ad-
journed TO meet at l o'clock p. m.
On converting in the afternoon the
further consideration of resolution
number two was taken up, whereupon
David MOreland offered as a substi-
tnte for resolution number two and
moved the adoption of the following
resolution in lieu thereof;
Resolved, That the County Union
OF Ohio county indorse the action of
the Finance Committee in employing
the handlers of tobacco at the differ
ent places and faithfully pledge our
selves 10 hold our tobacco for 10 days
until our committee can make SINH
lar sales OF our tobacco as was made
of Daviess and Mclean county, and
authorize d. Ford in conjunction with
orr county committee go at once and
make such sale and also d. Ford VIII
receive remuneration for his servic-
es from the one per cent. derived
from such sale of tobacco.
The motion was duly seconded and
after thorough discussion the vote re-
suited in favor of the motion and the
adoption OF the substitute resolution.
Consideration of resolution three
was then taken up and after thorough
discussion was adopted. Moved by
John w. Sanderfur and seconded by
John p. roster that the Union in
dorse for salesman for the sale of
1905 tobacco. 1t was moved by Al
ney Ticbenor and seconded by w. II.
Rhoades that the following resolu-
ton be adopted:
Resolutions of Ohio County Union
A. S. of z. in sessionat Hartford, Jan.
3 and 4, 1907.
Whereas, There has been a great
many things recently said and writ
ten about depredations supposed to
have been committed by the organized
tobacco growers of the BLACK Patch"
and
Whereas. The Governor Of Ken
lucky has offered large reward for