Hooker v. Town of Greenville.

Tbe defendant, tbe town of Greenville, believing it was authorized by Chapter 121 of tbe Private Laws of 1901, to raise, by tbe issue and sale of $75,000 par value of coupon bonds, money for tbe purposes stated in said act, proceeded to bold an election as provided in^said chapter; and after said election, at which it was found and declared that a majority of tbe qualified voters of said town had voted for the issue of said bonds, the defendant proceeded to advertise and was offering said bonds for sale. And it alleges in its answer that it had agreed upon a sale of the same, and had levied a…