The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09
discussion was adopted.

discussion was adopted.
Section two was read and its adop'
ton moved. After thorough discus
sion the resolution was adopted.
I Section three was read and It's adop
/ lion moved. II was moved and Sec
cnded that the grievance committee
consist of three equity men instead OF
one. The motion carried. Thereupon
the resolution as amended was adop-
ted.
Moved by David Moreland and Sec
onded by ]. L. Miller that wnen the
grievance committee is called out and
decides in favor of the farmer, the
buyer pay the committee and when
in favor of buyer, the farmer pay the
committee. The vote resulted in ia
vor of its adoption.
Moved by Warren Taylor and sec
onded by J.. L. Miller that tine pa
per entitled articles of Incorporation
and constitution and bylaws of the
American Society of Equity of North
America" be mailed 10 c. NJ. Barnett,
president of the A. s. of e. at Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin, without action Of the
County Union. The motion was lost.
On motion It is ordered that the
County Secretary issue warrant for
$31. TO d. Ford for interest on money
borrowed from the First National
Bank TO pay for tobacco handled of
the 1907 crop and $3.50 to J. d.
Burch.
On motion the Union adjourned TO
meet at 8 a. m. Saturday Oct. 3.
At 10 a. IN. Saturday October 3
the meeting was called TO order by
Pres, S. L. Stevens.
On motion it was ordered that botn
county papers be requested 20 call
especial attention TO that part of the
proceedings limiting the time 10 the
18th day of October for the signing of
pledges
On motion it was ordered that Pied
ges be sent 10 locals that nave not
yet received any.
On motion it was ordered that the
body proceed to the election of a
grader. On motion 1t was ordered that
the election be made by nomination.
The vote resulted in the election of
Mr. T. F. Tanner.
Moved by l.. B. Ticnenor and sec
onded by ]. L. Miller that commit
tee of two be appointed to audit the
pooling pledges for the purpose Of
ascertaining the names of all parties
VINO have signed the pledges and that
the names so ascertained be furnish
ed by the secretary 10 the grader of
eacn house VINO, will thereby be gov
erned in the receipt of tobacco, re-
ceiving tobacco of no party VINO mas
not signed such pledge. the vote re-
suited in favor of the motion.
On m1tion it was ordered that the
resolution providing for a grievance
committee of three Equity men be re-
considered.
Moved by ]. L. Miller and second
ed by ]. r. Weller that the county
Union appoint or select grievance
committee of one, who will act with
like committee selected by the
buyer and a third man selected by
the two, in determining any and all
disagreements between the grader and
buyer relative TO the proper grading
of tobacco. The vote resulted in the
adoption of the motion. On motion
the body adjourned until /, o'clock p.
m.
Promptly at / O'Clock p. m. the
body reconvened with vice president ]
r. Weller in the chair. On motion il
was ordered that the body proceed 10
the election of the grievance commit
tee. On motion David Moreland was
elected by reclamation.
On motion il was ordered that tine
Secretary proceed to the reading Of
thC piOpOoCd anu
After the completion of It's reading
it was moved and seconded that the
secretary be directed TO forward the
proposed constitution and bylaws 10
the committee on constitution and by
laws of the National Union. Tine vote
resulted in favor of tie motion. Nov
AI
salary of grader and grievance COM
mittee be turned over 10 Finance
Committee. On motion it WAS order
ed that the body adjourn 10 meet The
first Friday and Saturday in jan
uary, 1909.
S. L. STEVENS, Pres.
c. e. SMITH, Cecty.
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