Metheny v. Pickel
Illinois Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Carter
This is an election contest heard in the county court of Clay county as to the office of school director in one of the districts in that county. The trial court, after a recount, decided that appellee, Pickel, was elected. Fred Metheny, the other candidate, and J. S. Tully and B. B. Sefton, electors in the district, bring the case here by appeal.
The election in question was held April 14, 1923, at the school house in the district, and no question appears to be raised as to it being held at the proper time or place, or that due notice was given thereof, or as to the form of the printed…
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