Schultz v. City of Cincinnati

The plaintiff, William J. Schultz, filed his petition as a taxpayer of the city of Cincinnati alleging in substance that the City Council of Cincinnati, in 1928, passed an ordinance declaring the necessity of eliminating railroad grade crossings; that council submitted to the electors of said city a proposition for a bond issue therefor; that a large plurality of the electors of the city of Cincinnati voted for the bond issue for the purpose of eliminating the grade crossings and that the passing of the ordinance and the result of the election on the bond issue made it mandatory on the…