Davis

The opinion of the trial court in this case is clear, concise, and conclusive upon all the questions involved in this appeal, save a single one, and that question is now raised for the first tme. The opinion is as follows:

It is now insisted that the County Government Act of 1893 is unconstitutional, and therefore the aforesaid section of the *213 Political Code was not repealed by that act. We find no constitutional objection to section 195 of the County Government Act of 1893. The objections made by appellant to subdivision 15 of section 191 of the act of 1897, even conceding them to be sound in law, cannot be taken to the act of 1893, as there are no such provisions in that act.

For the foregoing reasons the judgment is affirmed.

Van Dyke, J., and Harrison, J., concurred.