HEAD, Justice.
"There is always a prima facie presumption in favor of the good faith of the officer, and he who assails his official acts by employing the remedy of mandamus must prefer specific charges.. . Allegations of evidentiary facts tending to establish the ultimate fact, but which do not furnish a conclusive inference of the ultimate fact, are insufficient to excuse the absence of a positive allegation of such ultimate fact." Davis v. Arthur,
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