Davis v. Mayor of Jasper

On June 19, 1903, Davis presented to the judge of the superior courts of the Blue Ridge circuit a petition praying for an injunction against the Mayor and Council of Jasper, restraining the defendant from issuing and delivering to Tate certain bonds which he claimed should be issued and delivered to him. A rule nisi was issued by the judge, calling on the defendant to show cause why it should not be enjoined as prayed. The defendant filed an answer, and the case came on to be heard on Saturday, July 25, 1903. The judge took the case under advisement, and on Monday, July 27, at Marietta, Ga.,…