Peed v. Millikan

— Action by the appellants as taxpayers of Henry township, Henry county, Indiana, against the appellees, to have a certain tax levy, in aid of the construction of a railroad, declared illegal and void, and to have the appellee Millikan, treasurer of the county, restrained from enforcing the collection of the tax so levied.

Not disputing the regularity and validity of the election whereby the township voted for the levy of the tax, the plaintiffs allege in their complaint, that, at the regular June session, in 1880, of the board of commissioners of Henry county, the following entry and order…