New York Supreme Court May 10, 1864 (People, ex. rel. Marshall v. KcKinney)

By the Court, Balcom, J.

The act of 1856 (Laws of 1856, p. 285) required the board of supervisors to meet on the 3d day of June in that year, and elect a county officer “ to be called school commissioner,” who should hold his office until the first day of January, 1858.