State ex rel. Gulden v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Application to the supreme court, in behalf of John L. Gulden, for writ of mandamus requiring Robert L. Johnson, as county auditor of Mower county, in making up and printing the official ballots to be used in that county at the primary election to leave certain blank spaces thereon, or show cause why such changes should not be made.
1Opinion of the Court
The application having been submitted after oral argument, the following decision was filed September 10, 1902:
PER CURIAM.2
Upon the affidavit of the relator, alleging that certain errors have been committed by the respondent in making up the official ballots for the primary elections to be held in the county of Mower on September 16, 1902, an order was made by a justice of this court, requiring the respondent to correct such alleged errors, or show cause before the court why he should not do so. The *222respondent appeared on the return day of the order, and asked that he be discharged, for the…
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