The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-24
col. L|NDLEY CAMP
FOR CLERK Of
THE HOUSE
Col. Boifeuillet Appointed
Railroad Commissioner
To Succeed Gray.

The rise of Lindley W. Camp. in
the realm of law and law-making in
Georgia seems to be getting to a
point where he will set record
that will be the envy Of other young
attorneys for years to come.
He has just announced for Clerk
OF the House of Representatives OF
Georgia to succeed Col. John T. Boz
feuillet who has resigned to become
member of the Georgia Railroad
Commission. Col. Boifeuillet was
appointed to this position by Cover
nor Harris following the resigna-
tion of Hon. Jos. Gray VINO has be-
come General Manager of the Ocilla
Southern Railroad.
Col. Camp is now calendar clerk
of the house and has made friends
among the members of that body
just like he makes them everywhere
he goes. In Marietta he is one of
the most popular young men that
considered an attorney of rare abil-
ity among the legal profession here.
He was admitted to the bar about
four and half years ago and was
made city attorney of Marietta soon
afterward. He has been a very &C
tive worker in politics and we be-
lieve that if everyone who supports
cause or a candidate would work
as earnestly and as persistently, and
as clean and open as Lindley does,
that politics would revert back to
the old times when men were poll
ticians for the honor, and not for
the graft that it seems some are af-
ter in these days
Mr.. Camp is young man in years
but if you will look around a bit
you will see that it is the young
men that are doing things these
days. We know him personally. We
know his family connections We
know his ability, his ideals, his
earnestness and his loyalty, and we
can truthfully say that we feel there
is no man in Georgia today who will
give this position more careful
thought and earnest attention than
will Lindley w. Camp.
And we are not alone in this
view, for you can see by the reso-
luton herewith that there are 9th.
ers who join the journal in this
public endorsement fer this impor-
tant position for Lindley w. Camp.
Marietta, Ga, Nov. %, 1916.
To the Members of the General AS
sembly of Georgia
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned citizens of
Marietta take this opportunity to
endorse the candidacy of Mr.. Lind
ley w. Camp for Clerk of the House
to succeed the Honorable John T.
Boifeuillet.
Mr.. Camp is lawyer Of high NOR
al, professional and political stand
ing in his community and his ex-
perience on the clerical staff of Col.
Boifeuillet fits him unquestionably
for the position of Chief Clerk.
We earnestly recommend him for
your consideration and, in his be-
half. solicit your vote in the coming
election.
Very Respectfully,
KENNESAW MARBLE CO..
by A. V. C0rtelyou. Pres,
BRUMBY CHAIR COMPANY.
by T. NJ. Brumby, Jr.. Sec. & TT.
MARIETTA CHAIR COMPANY,
BY B. G. Brumby, " Pres,
MARIETTA KNITTING CO..
BY r. H. Northcutt, Pres,
MARIETTA ICE & COAL CO..
By j. W. Hancock. Pres,
BLACK BUILDERS SUPPLY CO..
BY ]. ]. Black, Pres,
HYGIENE LAUNDRY,
By R. ]. Hancock,
GLOVER MACHINE CO.,
BY ]. w. Glover Pres,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
By j. E. Massey, Pres,
MARIETTA TRUST & B'K'G.. CO.
By j. ID. Malone. Pres.
MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK,
BY E. c. Gurley, Cashier
COBB COUNTY TIMES.
By Otis A. Brumby. Publisher,
MARIETTA JOURNAL,
BY Josiah Carter, Editor.
JAS. r. BRUMBY,
Mayor of Marietta,
w. A. BISHOP, Chief OF Police,