Wilson v. Dunn

1. Where a paper (or petition) signed by certain citizens of a county was filed with the ordinary, asking that he call an election to be held under the Civil Code, §§ 1535 et seq., for the purpose of voting on the question of local taxation for public schools in a certain school district in the county, and the election was held, the calling of the election determined, at least prima facie, that all the jurisdictional facts *362required by law for such purpose were made to appeal’, and that the petitioners were of a sufficient number as required by statute in such eases. Vornberg v. Dunn, 143 Ga.…