Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
-FOUR DISTRICTS TO
HANDLE WAREHOUSES;
Burley Association Divides Up
State and Asks House Own
ers To Give Figures, Etc

ton at Lexington Friday, divided
Kentucky into four warehouse
districts and made separate dis
tricts of Ohio and Indiana. at the
same time calling meetings i'll
the Kentucky districts TO which
warehousemen of Ohio and In
diana are invited.
At Carrollton next Tuesday
warehousemen OF the Northern
Kentucky and Indiana district
will meet at o'clock in the af-
ternoon. Wednesday morning at
IL o'clock. warehousemcn OF the
Western Kentucky district will
meet at Shelbyville. Thursday
Ohio warehousemen will JON
those of the Eastern Kentucky
district i'll at meeting at Mays
), vile at 1880 o'clock i'll the morn
ing. and Friday morning at nine
o clock the warehousemen OF the
; Central Kentucky district will
meet at the association offices Il
/ Lexington. The other meetings
are to be held in the court houses
IL the towns in which they are
! called.
Warehouse Manager Ralph "
Barker. i'll a letter sent to ever,
warehouse company. asks thai
the following requirements be
{ fully complied with by all the
warehouscmen who attend the
meetings:
; /. Have meeting OF all youi
stockholders and directors ano
authorize some one to act foI
Your company. Bring a copy o
the minutes of your board OF di
rectorS showing this authority.
?. Have a copy OF your title oi
deed. and a description OF the pro
perty showing type of con>truc
tion and capacity.
;. Have a financial statemen-
Indicating worth and any liens OF
mortgages.
4. Have a statement showing
whether Stockholders are farm
crS. merchants. bankers or other
wise
). Do YOU want to sell or rent
. Both Warehouse Manager Bar
and AARON Sapiro. California law
yer who drew the contract under
which the association was organ
lied. will attend the meetings OF
. the warehousemen called for next
! week. They will report back tc
meeting OF the board of dlrec-
tors December 3.
1T is the desire of the associa-
ton said Manager Barker. to
reach as quickly aS possible a iaii-
/ valuation of the warehouse pIo-
pertics and at these meetings we
shall cndcavor to arrive at d basis
of mutually satisfactory adjust
mcnt."
The territory is divided for
warehousing purposes iii central.
western. northern and eastern
districts i'll Kentucky and Indiana
and Ohio constitutes separate dis
tricts to themselves. aH'he couii-
ties. number of warehouses and
approximate number OF pounds
pledged November Is, are a fol-
lows: "..-1.-
I Sayettc-Twenty houses, H.
100000 pounds. -.
! Jessamine-No houses. 5000
600 pounds.
! Clark-Two houses, 5,OOOOO0
.pounds.
! Bourbon-Fivc houses. 10.5CO.-
600 pounds
| Scott-No- houses. 6,5OO,O0O
pounds.
Harrison-Five houses, 6.0O0.-
600 pounds.
I Franklin-Two houses. 4.500.-
600 pounds.
|! Andcrson-No houses, 100000
pounds.
! Mercer-Three houses, 4.500,-
ZOO pounds
i Boy!e-Three houses, 100000
pounds.
i Lincoln-No houses. 100000
| MauiSOn-fOur houses, f,oOO,-
ipounds.
! Woodford-No houses, 100000
lpounds-
! Casey = No houses, 100000
pounds.
4 Eastern District
Il Bracken-Five houses, s4,5OO,-
600 pounds.
u Robertson-No houses, 2,O0O,-
: 900 pounds.
II Nicholas-Three houses, $3.50
600 pounds.
/ Montgomery = Three houses,
, 100000 pounds.
Bath = No houses. 4,5OO.O0O
! pounds
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