Webber

This is an application for a writ of mandamus to compel the respondent to sign an issue of bonds voted by the people of the high school district.

[1] The high school district is composed of eight elementary school districts. One of these, named Oat Hill, is a joint district, the larger part thereof being in Napa County and a small portion in Lake. It is shown without contradiction that but .two electors, at the time of the bond election, resided in that part of Oat Hill district lying within Lake County and that neither of them voted at the election. The polling place in that district was in Napa County. The only objection made by respondent to signing the bonds is that, under the provisions of section 1, article II, of the constitution and sections 1083, 1598, and 1600 of the Political Code, the electors of Oat Hill district residing in Lake County could not legally vote at the polling place of.the district in Napa County, and that therefore they were deprived of their right to vote upon the question of issuing the bonds. Whether these electors could have legally voted at such polling place need not be determined, for the reason that their votes could not have changed the…