Dale v. Irwin

The record in this case shows that, at an election held at the several election precincts in the county of Madison, on the thirteenth of April, 1874, for county judge, there were three persons voted for, namely : appellant, M. G. Dale, appellee, John G. Irwin, and A. H. Gambrill. On canvassing the returns, by the clerk of the county court, aided by two justices of the peace of that county, it was certified by them that appellee, Irwin, had received two thousand and 'ninety-two votes, appellant, M. G. Dale, had received two thousand and ninety votes, and A. H. Gambrill nine hundred and…