County Bd. Elect. Comm. of Lonoke Cty. v. Waggoner

At a general election held in Lonoke County on November 6, 1934, the question of the three-mill road tax was submitted to the voters. The returns of the judges and clerks were made in the proper way, canvassed by the county board of election commissioners, and the canvass of the returns showed that the road tax had been defeated by 23 votes. The board of election commissioners, upon request, recounted the ballots, and on the recount it was shown that the three-mill road tax was defeated by 119 votes. The result of said election was duly certified as required by law.

Thereafter, on November 17,…