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· 7/23/1913

Aylmore v. Hamilton

Citations

  • 74 Wash. 433
  • 133 P. 1027
  • 1913 Wash. LEXIS 2074

Syllabus

<p>Counties — Bonds — Election — Submission — Single Pboposition. An election authorizing a county bond issue for the construction of various highways and bridges is not invalid as the submission of distinct and unrelated objects as a single proposition, where it embraced a comprehensive system of county roads and bridges, although some of the roads were on islands separated from its companion parts on the mainland; since that does not destroy the unity of the system.</p> <p>Same — Bonds—Validation. The submission of a bond issue for the construction of various county roads and bridges as a single proposition is validated by Laws 1913, p. 63, expressly so providing, where the county commissioners shall find that the proposition has for its object the construction of a system of county highways, and validating any such bonds where the submission would have been authorized under the act, if submitted at any time within one year prior to the taking effect of the act.</p>

Judges: Morris

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