Kellogg v. Hickman
Supreme Court of Colorado
Appeal from County Court of Bent County. Henry Kellogg appeals from the decision of the county court declaring his competitor, T. J. Hickman, elected county treasurer of said county.
1Opinion of the Court
Stallcup, C.
The appellant was declared elected to the office of county treasurer of said county of Bent, at the election held November 8, 1887, by a majority of eight votes over his opponent, the said appellee. The contestor alleged that illegal votes had been received and counted against him; also that votes had been illegally received and counted against him to his detriment. And the contestee alleged that illegal votes had been received and counted against him. The case was tried by the county judge of the said county under the provisions of the act approved AprillO, 1885.'
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