Weas v. Montgomery

The appellant, J. A. Weas, at the April election, 1923, was elected to the office of judge of the municipal court of North Little Rock. He held the office without further election until the city election in April, 1926, when he again ran for said office against two opponents, and received a majority of the votes cast at that election. At the April election, 1927, he again ran for the office and was again elected. Before the April city election, 1929, the appellee, R. L. Montgomery, became a candidate for said office to be voted on at the election following, and the appellant again offered for…