State v. Edgerton

1 The county auditor, in apportioning the number of grand jurors to be selected at the general election held in the year 1893, selected seventy-five names from the different precincts in the county, giving to each precinct not less than two names, and to some as many as eight. In one township, which cast one hundred and ninety-two votes at the general election in the year 1892, he apportioned three names, and in another, which cast one hundred and eighty-nine votes, he gave four, while in another casting two hundred and forty-seven votes, he apportioned five, and in another, which cast two *65hun…