The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-10-01

The Maury County Bee Society, which
was called to meet at 10 O'Clock, Saturday,
september the 25th, owing TO the burial of
Rev. A. w. Smith, did not convene until Z
on motion of MIR. ]. ]. Jones. W. s. Rainey
was called to the chair. on taxing the
of the meeting as he understood it..
Mr.. ]. ]. Jones moved that VIM. ]. An
drews, Esq be requested to act as Secreta-
DIR. i. Is. Mclean moved that a committee
of three be appointed 10 draft constitu-
sppointed as said Committee DIR. s. d. Nc
Lean, G. G. Vaughn and VIM. J. Andrews.
The committee on constitution, through
its Chairman, DIR. Mclean, submitted the
following Constitution lOr the Temporary
government of the Society, until its perTna-
nent organization, which was 'adopstd: Pc
ARTICLE !. This association shall be
known as the Marry County Bee Keepers
ARA. It's object shall be the promotion
and encouragement of bee culture in Maury
county.
ART >. Any bee keeper may become a
member of the Society by paying fee oil
ART. 4. The officers shall consist of q
President, Nice-Prssident, Secretary and
Treasurer, and ENeSHitTa committee, To
hold their offices until their successors afe
Art. 5. All committees shall be elected
except by special resolution.
ART. &. The meetings shall be at such
times aid places as majority of the MEM
beers present may determine.
ARF. I. 4 special meeting pay be called
ART. s. This constitution may be amend
ed at any meeting by the concurrence OF
twO-thirds of those present.
1t was moved and adopted that the Secre-
tary write DIR. \. T. Boyd an invitation re-
questing him to deliver at the next meet
! ing lecture on bee keeping.
II was moved and adopted that the sub
iect for discussion at the next meeting
should be, Preparing bees for the winter
On motion the Secretary was instructed
to procure such stationery, and have any
printing done, that he might deem neoes-
sary TO promote ting Interests and 'adyRhee-
ment of the Society.
Mr.. ]. Jones exhibited a number of
wild flowers upon which the bees were
| feeding at this season.
The Society then engaged for about an
hour In discussing several very interesting
| subjects in bee culture.
| On motion the meeting adjourned to Sat-
urday, October the 10Th at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
when permanent Organization will be
| gone into, and at which me -ting all the bee
| keepere OF the cuonty are Requested to be
! present.. PLACE 81 injecting Recorders office,
over Holding L Davis store,
4 list of those engaged in bee culture in
Maury county and their post-office address.
Those whose names do not appear in this
list will confer a favor by sending their
name and pOSt-office address to VIM. j.
Andrews, Secretary of the Maury County
W. A. Alexander. David :. Maxwell, F. ].
Ewing, g.. p. Vaughn, Il. -; Harris, -
staples, VIM. Ramon, u. o. h"itsht tlr. T.
+. II Ptckens, John FriersOn, j. Marsh
| Mayes, F. p. White, w. H.. Faris, Jas. c.
McGaw, q. b DodsOn, W. j. Andrews, w.
| r. A. Kerr, Comprehensive, Tenn; Isaac
1 Holt, George w. Jones, Frank J, Moore
! pr. ;, =. Mel Lean, J. ], Joaes, sam. 9. Evans,
/ /. CoSey, W. T. ussery, Travis Mclean
Culleoka, Tenn; ]. NJ Davis, W. L. Orman,
spring Hin, Tenn. Gen. A. Bowen,sCross
| Bridges i J. Perry, DR.. a. I. Boyd, ]. Clay
| 4enn.i J: n. Anderson, Dr. ". q. j, Hunter,
| ", J, King, - Ratliff, Mt, Pleasant,
] Jas. NJ. Russell, WIlliamsport, Tenn: j. b
I Hill, r. II; Caskey, NJ q. Rust, w. H. Lam
| caster, Gilman Smith, Hurricane, Tenn;
Union Post ONCE, Tenn.