Akers v. Remington

SPEER, Justice.

O. W. Akers and others, hereinafter called contestants, instituted this action against E. M. Remington, county judge, the four county commissioners, and the county attorney of Young county, hereinafter called contestees, to contest an election held in that county on November 6, 1937, to determine whether or not the sale of beer containing alcohol not exceeding 4 per cent, by weight should be prohibited. A restraining order was asked to be issued by the district court, enjoining contestees from declaring the result of the election and from attempting to enforce it, upon the…