Kartes v. Fritter
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MURRAY, Justice.
This is an election contest for the office of county judge of Kinney county, instituted by Carl Kartes, appellant, against John S. Fritter, appellee; the election was held November 8, 1932; on the face of election returns appellee had a majority of 6 votes. Both parties challenged the legality of numerous votes, and upon a hearing the trial court deducted from the total given appellant 42 votes, and from the total given appellee 32 votes, thus leaving appellee a majority of 16 votes. The trial court filed his findings of facts and conclusions of law. Appellant presents 30…
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