City of Olive Hill v. Craig

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Clay

Affirming.

Claiming that his compensation as police judge of Olive Hill, a city of the fourth class, was illegally diminished after his election and during his term of office, J. B. Craig brought this suit to recover $660, the difference between what he was paid and what he should have received had no change in the compensation been made. Prom a judgment in his favor, the city appeals.

The facts stipulated are as follows: Craig was elected police judge of the city at the November election, 1925, for a term, of four years, and in November, 1929, was-re-elected…