Taubman v. Board of Commissioners

Citations

• 14 S.D. 206
• 84 N.W. 784
• 1900 S.D. LEXIS 29

Syllabus

<p>Where the owner of a newspaper files an affidavit with the supervisors, stating that his paper is one entitled to be designated as an official paper of the county, he is a party to the proceedings by which the board, under the provisions of Sess. Laws 1897, Chap. 50, designates the official papers; and having failed to appeal from its action, as authorized by Comp. Laws, §§ 610-614, which give a full and speedy remedy at law in the circuit court to all persons aggrieved by the action of the supervisors, he is not entitled to mandamus to compel the board to so designate his paper, and this though the time for appeal had expired when he sought the writ.</p>