Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-13

cost. 1t might be hard to prove to
the contrary.
Z. What each is to furnish. and
the taxes each is to pay. Without
such statement the renter could COM
pei the owner to pay all taxes on
both real and personal property, in
Guiding the personal property of the
renter.
s. II the renter is to haul ma
terialS from town for repairs and
improvements on the farm il should
be so stated.
g. That the renter shall deliver
all produce and live stock sold, in
GLIDING the owners share.
10. \ statement as to how the
renter shall care for the live stock
and property of the owner.
IL. No vegetable matter grown or
brought on TO the farm shall be
burned, nor shall be spread on the
farm as manure.
II. What is to be furnished joint
ly by both parties, including the
hiring of pasture and the purchase
10. If the renters horses are to be
fed from the undivided feed, they
cannot, during the time that they
are being fed. be employed to work
off the farm. Otherwise, the renter
could feed his horses from the UNI
divided feed and use them for team
work off the farm.
Ia. The number of horses that
may be used in working the farm
should be limited. Also the lower
limit for the ages Of the work horses
should be passed. Without these
statements a man could purchase and
sell colts, or keep a larger number
of horses than is necessary for the
working of the farm and deal in
horses. Colts could be purchased
and then grown on the farm, and
sold with profit to the tenant and
without the farm-owner sharing in
Increased returns from such growth.
Colts, as well as other stock, where
the share basis is the half-share
basis, should be owned in common by
both parties.
is. A method of appraisal of feeds
on the farm at the time of the begin
ming of the lease ana also at the ter
I6. Any special privileges to be
granted to the tenant. Such as
where he may obtain fuel, whether
he is to have milk and eggs etc
IL. ANY special privileges Tor the
is. The method of settlement for
all sales. 1t is the best lhat set
tlement be made at the end or each
calendar month for all sales and pur-
chases made and paid for during
that month.
I9. A clause regarding the work
manShip of the renter and regarding
the destruction of noxious weeds.
20. All manure in the stables and
yards shall be cleaned out by the
middle of February and again by the
first of May of each year, and IN
case this is not done, the renter shall
pay $50 as penalty for such neg
lect.
q. A clause regarding the sur
render of the farm at the termination
of the lease, with a penalty OF STU
for each day of non-surrender.
%. The owner should reserve the
right of entry to the premises for
the purpose of viewing the same ana
making repairs, and also for blowing
the land on which no crop. is grow
ing, during the fall and winter pre-
ceding the termination of the lease.
%. The renter should be rewarded
for all permanent improvements
made on the farm that have been
made by and with the consent of the
owner, provided he furnish the owner
a bill of the same at the time the
work is done. Payment for the i'm
provements should be made on the
basis that five years use of them
by the renter would compensate him
for the work of making them. If ne
has had but one years use or the
improvements made he should re-
ceive four-fifths of the value of the
bill rendered; three-fifths if he has
had two years use of the improve
nents, etc. Such clauses should APP
ply to the application of ground
lime and phosphate rock, building
of fences, etc.
"a. If from neglect or from any
other cause the renter shall fail to
put in or take off crops the owner
may enter and perform such work.
and after allowing for the cost of