Gibson v. Mabry
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Marshall Chancery Court. Heard before Hon.' W. T. Simpson. This was a bill filed by Gibson, and others, trustees of a district in Marshall comity, and as tax payers and patrons of the school in such district, to enjoin the county superintendent of Marshall county from paying out the money of the State for Marshall county, for school purposes, to a teacher elected by the county hoard, and to require the county hoard of education to approve a contract made by the…
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Appeal from Marshall Chancery Court. Heard before Hon.' W. T. Simpson. This was a bill filed by Gibson, and others, trustees of a district in Marshall comity, and as tax payers and patrons of the school in such district, to enjoin the county superintendent of Marshall county from paying out the money of the State for Marshall county, for school purposes, to a teacher elected by the county hoard, and to require the county hoard of education to approve a contract made by the district trustees with a teacher of their selection. Motion avus made to dismiss'the bill for want of equity, and…
1Opinion of the CourtSimpson, J.
This was a. bill filed by G. A. Gibson, J. E. Buclcalew, and J. B. Geiger, who allege that they are the district trustees for school district No. 43, in Marshall county, Ala., and are also resident citizens of said school district, taxpayers therein, and patrons of the public schools in said district, having children therein within the school age, against Jay Miabrey, as county superintendent of education and as chief executive officer of the county hoard of education of said county, and Cicero P. Bales, J. M. McCainey, Virgil Dickson, and F. E. Oliver, the individual numbers composing said…
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