80 Iowa 470 | Iowa | 1890
— The plaintiff is a native of the city of Burlington, and resided therein until the year 1884. In October of that year, she left Iowa, and has since that time resided with her husband, who is a naval officer in the navy-yard at Washington, D. C., and at Norfolk, Virginia. In May, 1888, the defendant appointed an advisory committee on the equalization of assessments. On the eleventh day of the same month the committee made the following report: “Your advisory committee recommend that the following assessments be increased as indicated. * * * Mary J. Remey, nothing to twenty .thousand dollars.” At an adjourned meeting, held on the twenty-first day of the month, to consider the proposed changes in assessments, the plaintiff appeared by attorney, and objected to the proposed increase in her assessment on the
We conclude that plaintiff is entitled to the relief she demands, and that her proper remedy is by certiorari. The judgment of the district court is
Aeeirmed.