Anderson v. City of Ocala

A bill was brought by a citizen, freeholder, taxpayer and qualified elector of the City of Ocala to enjoin the issuing, selling or other disposition of municipal bonds that had been voted for at an election called by ordinances adopted June 5, 1923, the election being held on July 17, 1923, which election was participated in by “only the duly qualified and registered voters of the City of Ocala who were assessed with $200 of property, real or personal, upon the tax books of said City” as provided by a city ordinance authorized by the city charter. Subsequent to the call of the election and…