Steeves v. New Market

— On February 11, 1936, a special election was held in the town of New Market, Iowa, for the purpose of voting upon a municipal electric light and power plant under the Simmer Law, Code of 1935, §6134-dl eh seq., at a cost not exceeding $55,000. The town hall was used as the /polling place for the election. The record in the case shows that all necessary preliminary proceedings and posting of notices for said special election were had. The record also shows that judges and clerks of the election' were duly appointed and qualified by the city council and that the special election was held upon…