Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York May 7, 1915, Appeal No. 1 (People ex rel. Brown v. Freisch)

Jenks, P. J.:

While necessarily the mandamus contemplates that the officials have not done all things which they should have done, it commands completion of acts partially done, not the doing of acts wholly undone; or, specifically, the theory of the writ is that certain ballots had been objected to, certain ballots had been passed upon as void, protested or wholly blank ballots, and other