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CrRcrTr CoURr.-Our circuit court has
Just closed its session. But few cases
were tried, owing to the fact that the Hon.
George Conway (the Judgc) having been
interested as counsel in many cases, which
were certified to the Governor.


As this is an age of retrenchmcn', econ-
omy and reform we presume the Governor
will not send special Judge at a cost to
the State of S1On. The special Judge
system is bad one at best, and we long TO
see the day when it will be abolished. In
the last fifteen months our State has paid
about 5000 TO special judges. II would
have been much better TO have given this
sum TO the regular Judges, and then they
would have interchangcd circuits and there
by obviated the necessity of special Judges.