Winn

Winn v. Shaw

Good Law
1891 Cal. LEXIS 1037·87 Cal. 631·25 P. 968
Supreme Court of CaliforniaFebruary 9, 1891No. 13909California1,440 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Haven, J.

This is an appeal by the defendant, Shaw, who is the auditor of the county of San Benito, from a judgment enjoining him, as such auditor, from drawing.a warrant of said county in favor of one Hodges. The court found that the plaintiff is a resident, elector, and tax-payer in the county of San Benito; that the board of supervisors of said county made an order declaring their intention to purchase from one Hodges, for the sum of $550, a certain described piece of land for the use of the county, and directed the clerk to give notice of said intention, as required by law; that there were at all times two newspapers of general circulation published in said county, but said notice of intention wras not published in any newspaper in said county; that without such publication, the board of supervisors, at the time *634 fixed in said notice of intention, passed an order to purchase said real estate, and directed the appellant, as auditor, to draw his warrant on the county treasurer for the sum of $550 in favor of said Hodges, upon the delivery of a deed conveying the title to said land, to be approved by the district attorney, and that defendant threatens, and will, unless restrained, draw…

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