Bell v. City of Moscow

— To initiate the improvement of certain streets within the City of Moscow, the city council, among other necessary statutory proceedings, on June 11, 1928, adopted a “resolution of intention,” setting out therein in detail the character of improvements to be made within the proposed improvement district, defining the same, and fixing a time and place for hearing protests against the proposed improvements and the creation of the improvement district. It is conceded that proper publication of the resolution of intention was had, “as required by law.” Appellants, property owners within the…