Creighton v. County of Pope
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Bristow
Plaintiffs, appellees here, were awarded judgments against the County of Pope in various separate amounts ranging from $831.25 to $1,825. One of the plaintiffs is Carlos Craig, who is still living. The other plaintiffs are respective administrators of. the estates of seven deceased Mind persons.
It is contended that Carlos Craig also is blind. These judgments were rendered for the respective amounts of money due under the act called, “An Act for the Relief of the Blind,” approved May 11, 1903 as amended. The cases were consolidated in this appeal.
Except as to Carlos Craig, it is admitted that…
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