Jackson v. Madison County

Hart, C. J.,

(after stating the facts). In the beginning it may be stated that, under our Constitution, a county court is the general fiscal agent of the county, and has, in general, power to do all things necessary to the management of its internal affairs. Leathem & Co. v. Jackson County, 122 Ark. 114, 182 S. W. 572, Ann. Cas. 1917B 438; and Martin v. State, 171 Ark. 576, 286 S. W. 873. Bearing* this in mind, the particular question raised by this appeal is whether or not the county court is bound, under any circumstances, on the application of the holder of warrants outstanding at the time…