Guthrie v. City of Mesa

This is an appeal by L. V. Guthrie from a judgment dismissing a complaint filed by him against the city of Mesa and its officers in which he sought to restrain and enjoin them from making certain improvements, from issuing its revenue bonds as security for the funds to be borrowed for this purpose, and from calling an election to authorize them to take such action.

According to the record before us, the city decided in the summer of 1935 to extend its water and sewer systems, both of which were municipally owned and managed, and to do this it was necessary that it obtain funds in the sum of…