Talbert
Santa Ana School District v. Talbert
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Allen, J.
The verified petition of the parties beneficially interested alleges that the Santa Ana School District and the boundaries and territory comprising said school district are the same as that of the city of Santa Ana, a municipal corporation of the fifth class; that on the fourteenth day of November, 1911, the board of education of the city of Santa Ana, at a regular meeting of said board by unanimous vote, resolved to call a special election of the qualified voters of said school district for the purpose of submitting to said voters the question whether or not $25,000 in bonds of said school district should be issued and sold “to raise money for the purpose of purchasing school lots and for building one more schoolhouse and supplying the same with furniture, necessary apparatus, and for improving the grounds of said schoolhouse within said district, and afford better facilities for educating the school children within said school district”; that said special election was duly held under proper and legal notice; that due and proper canvass and return of the votes cast' at said election was made; that more than two-thirds of the votes cast were in favor of issuing the said bonds, all…