Ohio Court of Appeals June 30, 1941, No 6000 (McGuire v. Cincinnati)

lead-opinion

*424OPINION

By MATTHEWS, PJ.

To decide this case it is unnecessary to start farther back than 1932, when the City of Cincinnati acquired the title to the real and personal property known as the Zoological Gardens. The power of the city to acquire, to own, and to operate it, is unchallenged— and, at this late date in the development of governmental functions, is unchallengeable.