Carter v. State

Citations

• 9 S.D. 420
• 69 N.W. 593
• 1896 S.D. LEXIS 187

Syllabus

<p>1. A person who has a contract to do state printing for one year comineno’ ing July 1, 1892, is entitled to print the auditor’s annual report, which by Laws 1891, Chap. 70, must he made to the governor by December following the ending of the-fiscal year in June, even though the auditor let the contract to another prior to the end of the fiscal year.</p> <p>2. It was the intention of the legislature, in passing Laws 1891, Chap. 99, providing for five classes of state printing to be let by the secretary of state, to have all the state printing done by contract; and a person who has a contract for the printing of the fifth class, which includes ‘‘printing of circulars and blanks for state officers, and all other printed matter not in pamphlet form, and not included in the foregoing classes,” is entitled to do all printing not specifically designated in the other four classes.</p>