Bass v. Lawrence
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
* Writ of error dismissed for want of jurisdiction February 8, 1928. It appears from the court's finding of fact No. 5 that 16 voters who cast their votes for appellee were given assistance in the preparation of their ballots by the officers of the election. These voters "were qualified voters over 60 years old and unable to read and write." But, as found by the court, "neither of the officers was sworn to assist the voter as provided by article 3010, R. S. 1925, but only took the general oath as officers of election before the polls were opened. This finding applies to each of the voters who…
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