Cantuc v. Parr
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MURRAY, Chief Justice.
On May 7, 1960, there was held in Duval County, Texas, a General Democratic Primary Election. On May 10 (all dates herein referred to were during the year 1960) the Democratic Executive Committee of Duval County met and declared that, among others, the following persons were elected to the offices of County Chairman and Precinct Chairman, respectively, as follows:
Santiago Cantu, County Chairman,
G. J. McBride, Chairman of Precinct No. 6, Mrs. Betty Canales, Chairman, Prec. No. 9, Jesus G. Garcia, Chairman, Prec. No. 7, Indalecio Ramirez, Chairman, Prec. No. 4,
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