Furnia v. Grays Harbor County
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBeals, J.
Arthur M. Furnia, a justice of the peace for Montesano precinct, Grays Harbor county, filed his claim with the county commissioners of his county for certain fees which he claimed were due him from the county in connection with proceedings filed in his court by the sheriff or other county officers. The county commissioners rejected the justice’s claim, from which action he appealed to the superior court, before which the proceeding was heard upon an agreed statement of facts. The trial resulted in a judgment in favor of the county, from which judgment the justice appeals to this court.
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