Ross v. Hunter
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Mandamus 'proceedings by Clyde Hunter and others against Jess Ross' and others for the possession of the respective offices of treasurer, clerk, and justice of the peace of the town of Braggs. Judgment for each of the plaintilfs, and each of the defendants brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtThacker, J.
On April 6, 1915, the plaintiffs in error, Jess Ross, Ed. McLain, and Tobe Burrows, who were respectively treasurer, clerk, and justice of the peace of the town of Braggs, in Muskogee county, severally and in the order named, opposed the defendants in error, Clyde Hunter, Edward E. McCoy, and David T. Reece, as candidates, respectively, for said offices for the next ensuing term. On that day a set of election officers appointed by the county election board of said county and another set appointed by the board of trustees of the town held conflicting elections at the same time and in the same…
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