County Court.
Judge ULsHoErrE1, In the Chair.
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Decision he case Of Justice Haskell,


The Court met at o'clock ud acted in secret session.
It WAS afterwards announced that Mr. Haskell had en-
removed from his occ of Police Justice by vote OF II 10
T. Tho votes of the whole OF the Native American Al
cruien vith the exception Of Aid. Bunting, Ith Ward,
who was home sick) cast In favor OF The removal
and those Judges u hoefer fngraaIn and DAILY Re
corl.r Tandge aud AID. Jackson llSsbouek, and Sea-
man (oco) against Th: vote. accordingly. stood thus:


Fer Renlordi-Ald.rmcn Miller, LIST Ward; Gale, u ;
Cozzcus 81; Drake 5th Tucker. 9Th; Mott, 9th; Dick
inson l0th; Williams, lth; Winshp 18Th schefele,
18th Dcyoc l7tE-!l.


Aqaipa NE Reraora-Tulges Ulshoefier gngrahan, and
Daiy the Recorders Aid. Jackson 18TH Hasbrouck l+th
nnd Seainan l7th-I.


The Court was com, posed OF 2. members. The Mayor,
we understand did not vote Aid. Williams Of the 4t.
and Bunting, OF the 7th, were home sick Aid Emmons,
6;h had een present during the rin ana was mol en-
titled 20 vote


The grounds of removal. understand. are based on
gross neglect SC bur do not embrace the charse oi men
al nr,nacty copy OF the resolution for removal was
ordered 10 be served upou Justice Haskell Oh Monday hs
day) when his official duties viii cease


The trial OF Justice Drnker We understahd' VIII coii-
meuce on the 9th Of April.