Clark v. McKenzie
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 42 — PETITION FOR MANDAMUS APPEAL PROM CHRISTIAN CIRCUIT COURT. CITED 11 B. Mon. 154, Justices of Clarke Co. v. The P. ~W. and K. R. Turnpike Co. 18 B. Monroe, 852, Anderson County Court v.‘ Stone & Son. 13 B. Monroe, 515, Newcum v. Kirtley. 39 Illinois, 414, People ex rel.
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Case 42 — PETITION FOR MANDAMUS APPEAL PROM CHRISTIAN CIRCUIT COURT. CITED 11 B. Mon. 154, Justices of Clarke Co. v. The P. ~W. and K. R. Turnpike Co. 18 B. Monroe, 852, Anderson County Court v.‘ Stone & Son. 13 B. Monroe, 515, Newcum v. Kirtley. 39 Illinois, 414, People ex rel. Puller v. Hilliard. 33 Barb. 73, Morgan v. Quackenbush. 14 Ohio State, 333, Ingerson v. Berry. 14 Barb. 359. 1 Stanton, 483. 3 Metcalfe, 497, Patterson v. Miller. 4 Dana, 466, Jeffrey’s heirs v. Oollis. 3 B. Monroe, 346, Evans v. Davis. 4 B. Monroe, 18, Graham, &c. v. Lynn. 3 Carter (Indiana) 433, Brower v. O’Brien. 3…
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE LINDSAY
delivered the opinion óe the court.
At the August election, 1870, Albert H. Clark and James O. Ellis were rival candidates for the office of judge of the Christian County Court. On the day designated by law for that purpose, W. W. McKenzie, the then county judge, and E. M. Buckner, the county court clerk for said county, organized as an examining board for the purpose of comparing the polls. Upon examination it was found that one of the pages of the poll-book of Hamby’s election precinct was unattached to the remainder of the book, and was not signed by the clerk as required by…
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