The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-01-06

privilege of pooling their tobacco
Albert Cox. CHI mn
L. B. Tichenor, Sec'y.
Dec. 26, 1908.
Hefhn Local, No 3O1, respectfully
requests Buford Magisterial District
Union 10 indorse the following reso-
lutions:
LIST. Resolved, That we ask our
County Union at their January meet
ing 10 take steps to get out Acreage
and Pooling pledges for the year
1909.
End. Resolved, THAI We favor a
pledge printed in two columns with
Acreage pledge in enc and Pooling
pledge in the other column, the pool
ing pledge to guarantee that the ex-
pense OF pooling shall not exceed
one per cent of selling price
This is Endorsed by the Buford Mag.
isterial Dis riot held Dec. 81, 1908.
E. C. Baird, Ch'm'n.
D. L. ONk -
Resolved, That when a resolution
is properly indJTsed by district
meeting, 1T be the property of TIE
body and not of the commit ZEE, UNI
less there be two OF more and then
only to place all in one. AlsJ allow
one delegata with TIE same privilege
as LEGAL delegates to introduce said
resolutions.
Endorsed by Cromwell Magisterial
District. E. P. Sanderfur, Chfm'n.
Lonnie Keown, Sec'y.
Endorsed by committee.
Moved by E. w. jackson and Sec
onded by Alney Tichencr that the re-
port OF the committee be- received
and the committee discharged and
that the body consider The resolu-
tions by sections. The m1tion was
unanimously adopted.
Section one was read and its adop-
tion moved and seconded. The vote
Nsuled in its adoption.
Section two was read and its ndop-
tion moved and seconded. Without
discussion tire resolution was adopted
Section three was read and re-
read and its adoption moved and sec
onded. After thorough consideration
the resolution was adopted as read.
Section four was read and it's adop-
thdn moved and seconded. After brett
discussion the resolutions was adopted
Section five was read and it's adop-
ton moved and seconded. After th'or-
ough discussion the resolution was
adopted.
Section six was read and its ndop-
ton moved and seconded. After brief
discussion the resolutions was adopted.
On monitor the meeting adjourned
to meet at 8 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
At 10 o'clock Saturday morning the
County Union was called to order by
President S. L. Stevens. On motion it
was ordered that roll call be had,
which showed three locals represent
ed that were no, represented yester-
day.
Moved by T. F. Tanner and second
ed by S. ]. Shields that a. commit
tee be selected to draft acreage and
pooling pledges fer the year 1909.
Vote resulted in favor of the motion.
Moved by ]. r. Weller and seconded
by L. B. Tichenor that the resolution
providing that acreage for 1909 be
limited to 5000 hills to- the hand, be
reconsidered. After thorough consld-
GRAFTON the vote resulted in favor of
the nation.
Moved by j. r. Weller and second
ed by l.. B. Tichenor that the acre
age-pledge limit the acreage to- TO-
900 hills to the hand and 5000 10
the half hand, ,the same as last year.
The vote being taken, resulted in favo
of the motion.
The following resolution was offer
ed by E. w. Jackson, read and its
adoption moved and seconded:
Resolvd, That We elect or the
president appoint a committee OF
three TO act as a stock committee OF
Ohio county. Their duty will be To
Investigate and make such arrange
mem OF hnndle stock to- the best ad-
vantage Of the farmer. Also to inves-
tigate The possibility Of opening a
co-operativa exchange in the city OF
Louisville, to handle dressed meat
eggs, and butter, and other farm pro-
ducts. This committee to receive $3.50
per day each, for actual time and ex-
penses.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
On motion the meeting adjourned
meeting adjourn until / o'clock p. m.
At 1 o'clock the meeting was CALL
ed to order by President Stevens.