Miller v. State Board of Agriculture
West Virginia Supreme Court
Application by A. G. Miller, for writ of mandamus against the State Board of Agriculture.
1Opinion of the Court
BraNnon, Judge:
Albert Gallatin Miller entered into a contract, January 2, 1899, with the State, through the commissioners of public printing, to do all the printing for the State for two years, under chapter 16, Code 1891. The state board of agriculture, claiming that the printing required in the exercise of its public functions does not fall under that contract, refused to allow Miller to do its printing, and employed the Donnally Publishing Company to do it. Miller therefore askes this Court to award him a peremptory mapdamus to compel said board of agriculture to have him do its printing.…
2Cases cited7 opinions
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- In Re AyersSupreme Court of the United States · 1887
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