Jackson School District v. Culbert

This appeal is from a judgment of the superior court of Amador County refusing to issue its mandate to the auditor of that county, requiring and commanding him to levy a school tax of forty-three cents upon each one hundred dollars of the equalized assessment roll of the county. It is alleged in the verified petition that the county superintendent and the county auditor, on or before the fifth day of September, 1899, made, respectively, as required by law, an estimate of the minimum amount required for the county school fund for the ensuing year, which amount was $16,854, being six dollars…