Wallace v. Kansas City Southern Railway Company

(after stating the facts). There is some confusion in the record as to whether or not the election commissioners posted the printed instructions to the voters as required by law, and whether or not they complied with the law in some other respects. We may group these objections to the election under one heading. We all agree that these alleged irregularities did. not invalidate the election, hut come within the principles decided in Wheat v. Smith, 50 Ark. 266, and Hogins v. Bullock, 92 Ark. 67.

' In the case first cited the court recognized that the time of holding an election, whether…