Young v. City of Albion

Oldham, C.

Prior to the 28th day of May, 1906, the city of Albion, a city of the second class, having less than 5,000 inhabitants, had been divided by ordinance into three wards, each ward having two members of the council. On the 28th day of May the mayor and council of the city, by ordinance duly enacted, provided for dividing the city into bnt two wards and defining the boundaries of each of the wards so provided for. The ordinance also contained a provision that all members of the council Avho had been duly elected thereto should continue in office until the expiration of their respective…