Hitchcock v. Town of Litchfield
1 Root 206
Opinion
The grant, is expressly to such as had already enlisted as well as to those who should thereafter enlist — and the vote is equitable and just in itself; the public service and the plaintiff’s performing it is a good and sufficient consideration.
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Hitchcock v. Town of Litchfield, 1 Root 206 (Colo. Ct. App. 1790).
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