The county board will convene in Moscow tomorrow for the purpose of fixing the general road tax levy. In the arguments before the court, it was admitted that the board had intended to levy a 1 mill tax for general road purposes, where as under the command of the writ, which will be served and the commissioners tomorrow, the board must make a sufficient general levy in respective of any special levies which may have been petitioned for by districts. The Potlatch Lumber company were the plaintiffs. The case was heard and decided by Chief Justice Sullivan and Justice Budge. Justice Morgan did not sit in the case or take any part in the decision. The copy of the writ is given herewith.

"To the board of county commissioners of Latah county, Idaho:
"Whereas, a hearing has been had in the above entitled cause on appeal to this court and the court has fully considered the same, and it manifestly appears that you, the said board of county commissioners of Latah county, have alleged and threatened that you will not, on or before the third Monday in September, 1916, levy a sufficient, general property road tax upon all the taxable property in said county, for the purpose of providing the necessary moneys for all general road purposes in said county for the ensuing year, including the necessary working, improvement and maintenance of all the roads and highways in said county, and it appearing to the court that such tax should be levied, and it further appearing that there is not a place, speedy and adequate remedy in the ordinary course of law." 