Hoyt v. Eckles

We do not have occasion to consider and discuss the facts disclosed in the record, further than as the facts developed related to the jurisdiction of the court to entertain the case at different stages of the proceeding.

On April 29, 1918, the war council of Calhoun County, Iowa, composed of some ten citizens, who are the appellees in this case, other than C. C. Scott, who was the county agent of Calhoun County, and A. L. Riseley, who ivas a marshal appointed by the governor of the state to assist the war council in the performance of its duties, and Frank Reding, who was in no way connected…