53 P. 702 | Cal. | 1898
The board of supervisors of the county of San Joaquin passed the following resolution March 2, 1897: “Resolved, that the members of the board of supervisors of San Joaquin county be, and are hereby authorized and appointed as a committee of the whole to attend the supervisors’ convention to be held in Los Angeles on April 19, 20 and 21, 1897, and to visit other county seats en route;, to inspect county hospitals, jails, methods of handling, costs of administering county business, roads, etc., and to act for San Joaquin county on all matters within the law looking to better methods and more economical handling of county and government affairs at all the county seats they may visit, and report to this board.” Thereafter the plaintiff, who was a member of said board of supervisors, attended the convention at Los Angeles, and visited other county seats en route, as proposed by said resolution, and in the performance of said acts necessarily expended the sum of $44.25 for traveling expenses. After his return he presented to the board of supervisors and filed with
The principles involved under the facts in this case do not differ in any substantial respect from those presented in the case of Irwin v. Yuba Co., 119 Cal. 686, 52 Pac. 35, and upon the «authority of that case the judgment is affirmed.