Clark v. Board of Commissioners of Montgomery County
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from, Montgomery District Court. PROCEEDING by E. B. Clark, an elector of Montgomery ■county, for a temporary injunction to restrain the county board of said county from issuing certain bonds. November 29, 1884, Hon. Geo. Chandler, judge of the district court, refused to issue the injunction. This refusal Clark assigns as error, and brings'the case here. The facts appear in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Johnston, J.:
At an election held on November 4, 1884, the electors of Montgomery county voted upon a proposition to issue fifty thousand dollars in the bonds of that county, to be used in the building of a court house and jail. When the vote was canvassed the board of canvassers found that there had been 2,683 votes cast in favor of the proposition, and 2,652 against it, and accordingly declared that the proposition had been adopted. E. B. Clark, who is an elector of that county, for the purpose of contesting that election instituted this proceeding,…
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