Wood v. Fitzgerald
Oregon Supreme Court
Appeal from Wasco Circuit Court. * The facts are sufficiently set forth in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtMcArthur, J.
At the regular biennial election, held June Gth, 1870, E. Wingate and E. P. Eitzgerald; and Edwin Wood and Robert Mays, were candidates for the offices of county commissioners of Wasco County. On June 14th. 1870, the board of canvassers, as provided by law, canvassed the votes polled at said election, and found that Wingate had received 314 votes; Eitzgerald, 316; Wood, 311, and Mays 303. Thereupon Fitzgerald and Wingate were declared to be elected, and certificates of election were accordingly issued by the clerk of Wasco County. On Juno 28, 1870, Wood and Mays commenced proceedings to…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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