Looney v. Consolidated Independent School District of Cromwell

In the early part of 1920, certain territory lying in Union and Adams Counties was regularly formed into a consolidated school district. On the 3d of May following, at an election called for that purpose, the electors of said district voted to issue $75,000 worth of bonds for the purpose of building and furnishing a schoolhouse and securing a site therefor. Shortly thereafter, an action of quo warranto to test the legality of the organization of the district was brought. ,On the trial thereof in the district court, relators lost, and on appeal to the Supreme Court, the judgment of the…