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Relator, Washington toll bridge authority, filed in this court its application for an alternative writ of mandate directing the respondent, Cliff Yelle, state auditor, to execute certain bonds necessary for financing the establishment of a Puget Sound ferry and toll bridge system, or to show cause why he should not execute such bonds. The application was based upon the affidavit of J. Webster Hoover, secretary of Washington toll bridge authority, and upon certain written exhibits attached to and made a part of the affidavit. Upon the showing presented by the application, the chief justice issued an order directing the respondent to show cause why the writ should not issue. In response to the order, the respondent filed a demurrer to relator's application, on the ground that it did not state facts sufficient to entitle relator to any relief in the premises. At the same time, respondent filed an answer admitting all of the allegations contained in relator's affidavit and setting forth, as an affirmative defense, his reasons for not executing the bonds. Upon these pleadings, the cause was argued and submitted to this court for decision.

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