Anderson v. Board of Supervisors

In December, 1910, there was filed with the county auditor of Webster county a statement of consent, ashing that the sale of liquors be permitted in the city of Ft. Dodge. This statement had 1,198 signatures. Due and legal notice was given that the board of supervisors would begin the canvass of said statement at 8 o’clock a. m., January 14, 1911. The board met at the designated time, for the purpose of canvassing said statement. Just before the board took up the canvass of the statement, 206 written withdrawals from said statement were filed, 204: of which were afterwards allowed, which…