Fluke v. Canton, Adjutant General
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Original proceeding on the complaint of T. C. Fluke and others against Frank M. Canton, adjutant general, for contempt.
1Opinion of the CourtWilliams, J.
On January 5, 1912, the complainants represented to this court by proper petition: That in December, 1908, upon a petition filed by a sufficient number of the citizens of Delaware county, an election was called having for its object the removal of the temporary county seat from Grove, Okla., to a place called Jay; that as a result of said election, upon the face of the returns thereof, the place of Jay was declared to be the county seat of Delaware county.
That afterwards, in due time, a proceeding was instituted in this court for the purpose of contesting said election and preventing the…
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