Minier v. Burt County

In August, 1913, the hoard of supervisors of Burt county levied a tax of five mills for the purpose of purchasing grounds and erecting a courthouse and jail building for the use of the county. These plaintiffs, as residents, electors and taxpayers of the county, began this action in the district court for Burt county to cancel the levy, and to enjoin the various officers of the county from proceeding further in the matter, and from extending the levy upon the tax lists and collecting the- same. The district court sustained a general demurrer to the petition and dismissed the case, and the…