May v. Head

Appellee contested the election — which had been declared by the officers in charge — of appellant to the office of may- or of the town of Brantley. At"the hearing in the circuit court the contest was sustained, and appellee’s right to the Office adjudged, after which this appeal.

Appellee moves the court to dismiss the appeal, and our judgment is that the motion should be granted.

Section 470 of the Code of 1907" provided for the contest of an election to the office of the judge of probate. Such contests were to be had in the circuit court. Contests of elections to the office of “justice of…