State v. Commissioners of Kearney County
Nebraska Supreme Court
Original application for mandamus. The matter is discretionary with Kearney county. Laws 1879, 142. ^ Comp. Stat., sec’s 89-126, p. 450. High on Injunctions, 418. State v. Freeholders of Essex, 8 Zab., 214. PLallv. County Commissioners, 4 Gray, 414. The Mayor v. Roberts, 84 Ind., 379. Laws 1881, 329. People v. Supervisors, 47 111., 256.
1Opinion of the Court
Maxwell, Oh. 'J.
An alternative writ of mandamus was granted in this case, in which it is stated, in substance, that on the first day of January 1876, there was and still is a public highway through the city of Kearney, in Buffalo county, running directly south and across 'the Platte river into Kearney county, thence through said county - to Bloomington, in Franklin county;, that a part of said highway consists of a bridge across the Platte river at a point where the same divides said counties; and that said bridge is necessary for the convenience of the public-; that from constant use it has…
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