Kearney v. Board of State Auditors
Michigan Supreme Court
Mandamus by Thomas D. Kearney and by George B. Horton against the Board of State Auditors to compel respondents to audit payrolls of relators in accordance with an act increasing their salaries.
1Per curiam
Relators in the above-entitled eases are members of the State tax commission of Michigan by gubernatorial appointment. The office is appointive, with a full term of six years. Each first became a member of the commission by appointment for a full term. Relator Horton was appointed and entered upon the duties of his office January, 1911, and relator Kearney two years later. Except as hereafter stated, they have been continuously members of said commission ever since. Their respective terms will expire in January, 1917, and January, 1919. When each entered upon the duties of his office, his…
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