Mickle v. Garrett
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
FUNDERBURK, Justice.
Joe Mickle, Omer O. Mickle, J. Mayes, • and P. L. Parker, purportedly for “themselves and more than two hundred fifty qualified voters of Eastland County, Texas,” brought this suit against Clyde Garrett, as county judge of said county, seeking to have adjudged null and void an election held in Eastland county on the 18th day of April, 1936, on the question of legalizing, in said county, the sale of vinous and malt liquors that do not cohtain alcohol in excess of 14 per cent, by volume, 'and to enjoin first temporarily, and then permanently, said county judge from hearing…
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