EARP v. RILEY

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EARP v. RILEY
1914 OK 12
138 P. 164
40 Okla. 340
Case Number: 5766
Decided: 01/13/1914
Supreme Court of Oklahoma

EARP
v.
RILEY.

Syllabus

Action between J. H. Earp and Ben W. Riley. From decision of Benjamin F. Harrison, Secretary of State, denying protest of Earp against Referendum Petition No. 27, State Question No. 64, Earp appeals. Protest of appellant sustained.

McAdams & Haskell, for appellant
H. L. Fogg, for appellee

PER CURIAM.

ΒΆ1 This is an appeal from the decision of the Secretary of State, denying protest of appellant against Referendum Petition No. 27, State Question No. 64. This appeal presents the same facts and the same questions of law presented to this court and considered and determined in Ralls v. Wyand et al., ante, 138 P. 158. The propositions of law announced in that case govern and control the questions presented in this case; and upon the authority of that case the protest of appellant against said referendum petition must be and the same is hereby sustained.

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