Note 241 — Chapter VII · THE LAW OF THE EXECUTIVE POWER
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Many cases; see State ex rel. v. Stone, 120 Missouri, 428 (1894), in which most of the cases are cited. But mandamus will issue to an appointee of the executive, a ministerial officer, to perform a ministerial act. U. S. ex rel. Daly, 28 App. D. C., 552; 35 Wash. Law Rep., 81; Garfield v. U. S. ex rel. Frost, 30 App. D. C., 165; 35 Wash. Law Rep., 771; Griffin v. U. S., ex rel. Le Cuyer, 30 App. D. C., 291; 36 Wash. Law Rep., 103; Drake v. U. S., ex rel. Bates, 30 App. D. C., 312; 36 Wash. Law Rep., 140; U. S. ex rel. Newcomb Motor Co., 30 App. D. C., 464; 36 Wash. Law Rep., 150; also 36 Wash. Law Rep., 681. Also U. S. ex rel. v. Black, 128 U. S., 40 (1888).