MacFarland

Plaintiff brought this action to secure an injunction restraining the defendants from issuing and causing to be sold bonds in the amount of three hundred and sixty thousand dollars of the Conley School District, county of Kern. The relief prayed for was denied. Plaintiff has appealed. The questions involved arise upon the judgment-roll.

The regularity and manner in which the bond election was conducted are not claimed to have been invalid. The whole contention advanced by appellant concerns the matter of the organization of the Conley School District, par ticularly as to portions which it is insisted were not regularly annexed thereto. Prior to November, 1910, Conley School District was composed in part of an unincorporated town called “Moron.” The latter, in the month mentioned, after proceedings regularly had, was incorporated as a city of the sixth class under the name of “Taft.” In February, 1920, the board of supervisors of Kern County passed a resolution purporting to annex to Conley School District the territory within a district called “Signa,” which latter had been duly formed in November, 1919, but had conducted no schools up to the time of the annexation resolution.…