Dye v. Augur

On the 22d day of November, 1901, there was filed in the auditor’s office of Grundy county, Iowa, a general statement of consent for the sale of intoxicating liquors in said county, which purported to have been signed *540by 65 per cent, of the legal voters of the county who voted at the last preceding general election therein. The petition was, in fact, signed by more than 65 per cent, of such voters; it being stipulated on the trial in the district court that three thousand one hundred and nineteen legal votes were cast at the general election in 1904, and that two thousand one hundred and five…