Barber v. Board of County Commissioners

OPINION

Blume, Chief Justice.

This case is here on reserved constitutional questions. The action was brought on February 19, 1954, by certain county officials of Uinta county in this state, who were elected in 1950, against the board of county commissioners, complaining that they have not been paid enough salary during their term of office by reason of the fact that the board of county commissioners wrongfully kept the county as a county of the second class, whereas the county was in fact, and would have been made, a county of the first class if the commissioners had done their duty. Section…