Bowen v. Mayor of Greenesboro
Supreme Court of Georgia
Municipal Corporations. Bonds. Constitutional Law. Elections. Notice. Publication. Before Judge Jenkins. Greene County. At Chambers, July 1, 188T. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmons, Justice.
L. H. Bowen, Oelestia C. Foster, Cassandra 0. Hulbert and A. C. Morgan, filed their bill in Greene superior court against the mayor and aldermen of Greenesboro, alleging that they were residents and tax-payers in said town, and that the General Assembly had passed a local act, approved December 24th, 1886, to authorize the mayor and aldermen of said town to hold an election at the courthouse in Greenesboro on the first Saturday in February, 188T, to determine the question of issuing bonds; and in the event that two-thirds of the qualified voters residing in said town should…
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