Vogel v. Little Rock
15 S.W. 836, 54 Ark. 335, 1891 Ark. LEXIS 46
Opinion
As the territory described in the city ordinance was contiguous to the city of Little Rock, its passage was within the power of the city council, and the demurrer to the petition for certiorari was properly sustained for this reason, if for no other.
Affirm.
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Vogel v. Little Rock, 15 S.W. 836, 54 Ark. 335, 1891 Ark. LEXIS 46 (Ark. 1891).
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