Kinner v. Zachem

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Ratliff —

Dismissing appeal.

At the election held November 1937 in Greenup, Ky., a city of the Fifth Class, appellant John Kinner, appellee, Harry W. Zachem, and W. P. Nichols were competing candidates for the office of Mayor of the city of Greenup. The names of all said candidates were placed upon the official election ballot pursuant to petition of the voters of the city of Greenup, under authority of section 1453 Kentucky Statutes. The election commissioner counted and certified 262 votes for the appellant; 148 votes for appellee, and 113 votes for Nichols, and…