Dunlap v. President & Trustees of Mount Sterling
Illinois Supreme Court
This cause was heard at October term, 1852, of the Brown Circuit Court, Minshall, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtTreat, C. J.
The town of Mount Sterling, containing a population of less than fifteen hundred inhabitants, was incorporatéd under the provisions of the 25th chapter of the Revised Statutes. The style of the corporation was, “ The president and trustees of the town of Mount Sterling.” The affairs of such a corporation are Managed by a board of five trustees, one of whom is the president of the board. The 4th section of the “ Act to incorporate towns and cities,” approved February 10,1849, provides that “ The corporate authorities of all towns and cities incorporated under chapter twenty-five, entitled…
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