AGRICULTURE BONDS
The state board of agriculture has
been called to meet December 10 at
1 he office of the chairman, Commis
sioner of Agriculture J. M. Moore, at
»he capitol. Special consideration will
be given at this meeting to the ad
visability of establishing uniform
regulations to govern the weight and
* haracter of cotton bagging, which
varies considerably over the state at
present. Interested persons were in
vited to appear before the board and
present their views at the meeting.
SPORTSMEN ORGANIZE
Organization of the Talladega Coun
ty Fishing and Hunting association
at an enthusiastic meeting held at
Talladega Tuesday was reported by I.
T. Quinn, state commissioner of game
and fisheries, upon his return to the
capitol today. A temporary organiza
-tM>n has been in existance for some
-time, and was perfected at the meet
ing Tuesday, at which M. H. Henkle
was elected president, Boss Jemison,
•v ice president, and H. C. Berkstresser.
secretary. The organization plans to
take an active part in securing the
observance of game laws of the state.
