Stewart v. Adams
Supreme Court of Kansas
Motion for Rehearing. The facts sufficiently appear in the opinion herein, handed down April 8, 1893.
1Per curiam
Ordinance No. 115 was passed by the city of Argentine on May 14, 1889, while the city was a city of the third class. Ordinance 217 was passed on July 29, 1890, and published July 31,1890, after the city had become a city of the second class. No other action has been taken by the city as a city of the third class than the passage of ordinance No. 115, nor as a city of the second class than the passage of ordinance No. 217, having for its object the extension of the original city limits so as to bring the property of plaintiffs below within its jurisdiction. It is conceded that if the property…
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