McKenzie Const. Co. v. City of San Antonio

On October 22, 1923, the commissioners of the city of San Antonio, by ordinance duly enacted, ordered an election to be held within said city for the purpose of submitting to its qualified taxpaying voters, among others, the proposition of borrowing money on the credit of the city and issuing bonds therefor in the total principal sum of $2,800,000, to be expended for the purpose "of improving the San Antonio River, San Pedro and Alazan Creeks, by widening, deepening, altering, changing and damming the channels thereof and constructing levees and walls along and near the same, and building…