
    Ben L. Jones Agricultural High School v. Board of Sup’rs of Leflore County.
    [85 South. 198,
    In Banc.
    No. 21418.]
    Schools and School Districts. Statute as to agricultural \igh school bonds repeals former statute.
    
    
      Chapter 207, Laws of 1920, being the latest enactment on the law of issuing bonds for agricultural high schools, and being a' complete scheme on the subject, repeals chapter 50, Laws Extra Sess. 1917.
    Appeal from circuit court of Leflore county
    Hon. S. F. Davis, Judge.
    .Mandamus by the Ben L. Jones Agircultural High School against the Board of Snpervistors of Leflore County. Writ denied, and plaintiff appeals.
    Affirmed.
    
      Monroe McC'lurg, for appellant.
    
      Means Johnston, for appellee.
   Ethridge, J.,

delivered the opinion of the court.

“The single question submitted for the decision of this court on this appeal is whether the repealing clause in chapter 207^ Laws of 1920, repeals all of the laws under which the county bonds mentioned were authorized to be issued,” says the appellant in its brief.

Chapter 207, Laws of 1920, in section 1 provides for the issuance of bonds of the character involved in this suit and prescribes in detail the character and maturity of such bonds.and for an election. The petition for mandamus Was for the purpose of compelling the board to issue bonds under chapter 50, Laws of 1917. A careful consideration of the two chapters convinces us that chapter 207, Laws of 1920, supercedes chapter 50, Laws Extra Sess. 1917, and bonds not already issued must be issued in conformity to said chapter 207, Laws of 1920. Tt follows, from the foregoing, that the writ of mlandamus was properly denied.

Affirmed.  