Tidd v. Kirkham

This is a suit to enjoin the treasurer of the city of Plattsmouth, a city of the second class, from paying certain city warrants and to have them declared void. From a decree against him and dismissing his petition the plaintiff appealed.

Abraham L. Tidd, a resident taxpayer, brought the suit for himself and others similarly situated. He testified that he had been a resident of the city of Plattsmouth for more than 30 years, had taught school there, was city attorney for a number of years and on occasion had been employed as a special attorney by the city. He has been interested in public…