Keeler v. Deo
Michigan Supreme Court
Certiorari to Lapeer; Smith, J. Mandamus by Henry M. Keeler, director, James Simmons, moderator, and George A. Chase, claiming to be assessor, of school district No. 1 of North Branch township, to compel John N. Deo, township treasurer, to pay certain school funds to the relator Chase upon warrants drawn by the other relators. From an order granting the writ, respondent brings certiorari.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
November 12, 1897, the relators filed a petition in the circuit court for Lapeer county, in which they stated that Mr. Keeler was director, Mr. Simmons moderator, and Mr. Chase assessor, of school district No. 1 of North Branch, in the actual discharge of their duties, *2and had been for more than a year. It also stated that Mr. Deo was the treasurer of the township' of North Branch, and that the moneys belonging to said school district had come into his hands as treasurer. It also stated that in January, May, and'June, 1897, warrants were drawn on said treasurer, in favor of Mr. Chase, as…
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