Kimball v. Loughney
West Virginia Supreme Court
Original proceeding in mandamus by Charles IT. Kiniba.ll and others against J. T. Loughney, Mayor of the City of Sistersville, and others.
1Opinion of the Court
Millee, Judge:
The alternative writ of mandamus awarded petitioners, citizens, taxpayers, and qualified voters of the City of Sistersville, and nominees of the Citizens Party, respectively, for mayor, clerk and treasurer, and two of them for auditors, commanded defendants, mayor, .city clerk, and members of the city council, forthwith to appoint certain persons alleged to have been nominated to said council by the executive committee of said party, commissioners and challengers of the municipal election to be held in said city on March 28, 1912, or appear and show cause on a day named why they…
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