Beeney v. Irwin

This was a proceeding by way of mandamus brought by Irwin, the appellee, against the treasurer of Washington county, to compel him to pay two county orders, which were set out in his petition. It may be suggested that what are gathered from the petition and answer and stated as facts are expressly made such by stipulation of parties. Both have agreed that whatever is contained in either may be taken as true. Each has stated in his pleading whatever he believed necessary for the maintenance or defense of the proceeding.

Continuing with the statement, it appears that in July, 1892, the chairman…