Horn v. Wells

Opinion op the Court by

Drury, Commissioner

Affirming.

At the November, 1933, election, Sam Wells and Will Horn were rival candidates for the office of member of Floyd county board of education from subdivision No. 1. Horn received 557 votes and Wells 524. Horn qualified and was inducted into the office. Wells contested the election. He was held to have no right to the office because he had not received a majority of the votes cast; Horn was held to have no right to the office because he had violated the provisions of the Corrupt Practice Act. Both parties have superseded the judgment and both…