McLoughlin v. City of Prescott

Pursuant to an order of the mayor and common council of the city of Prescott, a majority of the taxpayers voting, who were also qualified voters of said city, at an election held on August 22, 1931, on a proposal to issue $200,000 in bonds of the city to enlarge and improve its water system, voted in favor of said bond issue. Thereafter T. F. McLoughlin and A. W. Robinson, as taxpayers and voters of said city, brought an action against the city, mayor, and common council, the city assessor, clerk and attorney, challenging the validity of the election and seeking to enjoin the defendants from…