The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-02
FIRST MONDAY WILL
Be RED LETTER DAY
N MAURY COUNTY
MANY BIG THINGS TO BE DONE
IN COLUMBIA ON THAT
DAY.
Big DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
County Officials Take Oath, Executive
Committee to Call Primary, Demo
cratic Mass Meeting, Fish Club &c
Organize, Opening Of Mule Season

| The first Monday in September win
be a red letter day in the Annals Of
Maury county. Among the many big
things which will come to pass on that
day are the following:
New county officials to take the
oath of office.
The Maury County Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee to meet and csll a
primary or convention to nominate
candidates for the Legislature.
The Democrats of Maury county
meet in mass convention to name dele
gates to the big State Democratic con-
vention in Nashville on September IA.
The opening of the mule season in
this county.
The old county officials retire from
Office.
The meeting of men interested in
the game and fish laws in the Bethel
House to organize club for the pro-
lection of game in Maury county.
With all these attractions there viii
doubtless be a bumper" crowd in
town next Monday. They will come to
attend the Democratic convention, to
sell and to buy mules, to see the Of
fcers change, and to transact any bus
mess they may have been putting off.
until First Monday"
The meeting of the county Demo
cratic Executive Committee is set for
1920, in the court house, and they
will likely call primary to nominate
4 candidate for the Lower House, and
to endorse Democrat for the State
Senate.
The mass convention of Democrats
will meet in the court house at room,
for the purpose of naming delegates
to the State democratic convention in
Nashville on the fourteenth. This
convention, it is believed, will numi
nate Col. B. A. Enloe as the Demo-
cratic candidate for Railroad Commits
sioner from West Tennessee, in cppo-
sition to j. W. Thomas, the Patterson
candidate, and endorse the nOmina-
ton Of Captain Ben w. Hooper for
Governor. The Maury county delega-
ton will more than likely be instruct
ed that way, as the sentiment of the
Democrats Of the county is practically
unanimous.
The fish club will organize in the
parlors of the Bethel House at IL
O'Clock to protect the game in Maury
county and the fist in Duck River and
other streams. The purpose of this
club is explained in another column.
Monday will also mark the opening
of the mule season in this county. and
the mules in town that day will doubt
less number hundreds. Farmers and
stock raisers will be here from all
parts of the county, and mule buyers
from other States and other counties
in Tennessee will be here to take care
of the stock grown in old Maury.
The county Offices, in many cases,
will change hands. Sam ]. Taylor
will succeed T. e. Lipscomb in the of
flee of register, Claude Goodwin will
succeed Love Webb as sheriff, W.
Spence McFall is to be the new trus-
tee to take the place of Elem Thomas,
Sam Hayes succeeds A.. ]. Nichols as
circuit court clerk, j. T. Mcknight
goes into the Office of Judge w o.
Gordon as county judge and H. W.
Thomas succeeds himself as county
court clerk Horace Frierson, Jr., will
take the oath of office as attorney een-
eral OF the eleventh judicial circuit,
taking the place of General J. B. Gar
ner, of Lawrenceburg. Judge W.
Bruce Turner will begin his labors as
circuit judge, succeeding Judge Sam
Holding. Chancellor Walter S. Bear
den, of Shelbyville. will again suc-'
coed himself as chancellor OF the fifth
division. Besides the regularly eject
ed officers, the various deputies will
also be sworn in on Monday.
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