State Ex Rel. Herring v. Pugh
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Rule eor Contempt against the relators for disobeying an order in the case pending in SampsoN Superior Court, during an appeal to Supreme Court, made by Judge Allen of the Sixth Judicial District, returnable before Judge Bryan at New Bern, and heard July 25, 1899, who made the rule absolute, and sentenced the relators to fine and imprisonment. Defendants appealed. _ The case is fully stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
This was a proceeding in contempt, heard before Bryan, J., at New Bern, on 25 July, 1899.
The respondents, A. R. Herring, R. A. Ingram, and W. J. Faircloth, (853) were elected in 1897 members of the board of education of Sampson County for a term of three years. W. J. Pugh, W. A. Pugh, W. A. Bissell and L. L. Mathis were appointed by the General Assembly of 1899 members of the County board of school directors, to enter upon the duties of their office immediately upon their qualification. The new board (the board of school directors) were in charge of affairs after their qualification on 20…
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