In re Zierbel

By the motion papers it appears that at the general election held November 6, 1917, in the town of Oakfield, condidates for state, county and town offices were voted for, and at the same time there were submitted to the electors four excise questions as to the sales of intoxicating liquors, and, op the question *627as to whether licenses should be granted to hotels, the proposition to license was defeated by a majority of twenty-two votes, as shown by the tally of the voting machine used at said election. The relator, a hotel proprietor, now asks that the 'questions be resubmitted to the voters…