Smith v. Moore
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Benton Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtZollars, J.
— This case presents for decision a novel, and somewhat difficult question, involving, as it does, the proper construction and application of section 16, article 7, of the State Constitution.
*295Upon proper request, the trial court made a special finding •of facts.
So far as they need be set out in this opinion they are substantially >as follows:
At the general election in 1880, appellee was duly elected for his first term, treasurer of Benton county for the period of two years, from and after August 15th, 1881, was commissioned', duly qualified, entered upon the discharge of the duties of the…
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