The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-04-08
THE OHIO COUNTY
UNION A. S. OF {.
Enjoyed a Two Days Ses-
sion Last Week.
MUCH OF INTEREST WAS DONE
Miss Lloyd Endorsed in Her
Brave Stand for the
Farmers Rights.


The Ohio County Union of the A. s.
of E. me-. in regular session at the
court house in Hartford, Friday, APP
ril s, 1905. The meeting was called
TO order by the President, S. L. Stew
ems, who In short but well worded
speech called upon all for harmony and
harmonious action. A motion for roll
call carried. A motion that local I'M
Ions responding, give the number of
paid-up members, carried. The roll
call showed twenty-four locals pres
ent. On motion the President ap-
pointed T. F. Tanner, Alney Tichen-
or, J. c. Hooker and Lon Black a
committee on resolutions On motion
the meeting adjourned until / o'clock
D. m.
= Promptly at 1 p. m. the meeting
was called to order by President SteVs
ems. While waiting for the commit
tee OH resolutions 10 report a motion
was made that the body endorse the
speech delivered by Miss Lloyd be-
fore the Law and Order League In
Louisville, Sunday, March &c. Moved
and seconded that the motion be
amended directing the President to
notify Miss Lloyd of such action.
Amendment carried, and original mo-
! tion carried.
Moved and seconded that the FL
nance Committee of 1906 be required
to assist in the settlement for tobac-
co pooled at Beaver Dam and Crom-
well. Motion carried. The committee
on resolutions reported the following
resolution:
Resolved, That we condemn the
Sullivan Bill abolishing the present
school trustee system and creating
a county school board of three men,
bers to control and manage all the
schools in the county and the employ
ment of teachers.
A mc;ion was made and seconded
that it be adopted. A motion to ia
BILE the mO,iOn carried.
The committee reported the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That as We have a COM
mittee in this county 10 handle our
stock, and as they report that they
are unable 10 do any business from
the fact that there. has not been suf-
ficitnt stock pledged TO justify them
in trying to do business, therefore we
recommend that the local unions be in
struc:ed 10 take this matter up at
once and make "a thorough canvass
with the stock pledge. And we furthe
recommend that we turn over the sale
of our wool and lambs to this com
mittee.
A molten was made and seconded
that the same be adopted. Motion
carried
The committee reported fully and
on motion the resolutions were con-
sidered section at time.
The following resolution was read
and re-read and on motion same was
adopted:
We, your committee on resolutions
report as follows: 4
Whereas, The Law and Order
League of Louisville has invited our
cooperation in suppression of lawless-
ness in Kentucky, be it
Resolved, That we accept the invi-
tation and pledge our support in favor
of law and order, but would recon-
mend to the league that it might be
well to begin at Louisville, the home
OF our Governor, and of more crime
than any other section of Kentucky.
And we further offer our heartfelt
thanks to Miss M. Alice Lloyd who so
ably defended the man in jeans" at
the recent meeting of the law and Or
der League in Louisville.
The following resolution was then
read and its adoption moved:
Resolved, That we recommend that
we devise some plan Whereby we may
receive cash for our, products.
AS substitute therefor IL was NOV
ed and seconded we demand of our
merchants that they pay cash for pro-
duee Vote being taken, resulted in
favor OF the motion.
On motion meeting adjourned until
tomorrow at a. m.
I
The meeting convened Saturday a.
10 o'clock a. m, and was called 10