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Show J ecidod. Judge McKean has decided the eases of Lynch, "liberal" Sheriff of Tooele, on Lee, "People's" Sheriff; and Martin, "liberal" Recorder, vst Warburton. "People's " Recorder, granting peremptory mandamusses compelling the respondents to surrender sur-render their offices, and county properly pro-perly in their possession, to the peti tioners. From the fact that neither of the people's officers above have 'any county property, the ''liberals" will not got get away with much bagT gage from that quarter. Xow, all of the "liberals" who claimed to be elected to office in Tooele county, except one, have been clothed with apparent authority by Judge McKean. One of the "liberals," "liber-als," a gentleman who. claims to have beep elected as gelect.nan, has not yet been seated m office, ami the chauces are that he will have to remain re-main out in the cold, unless he can mandamus the County Court, when his Honor will compel that body to take t'ie stranger to their bosoms. At the recont meeting of the County Court the "liberal" seleclinau appeared to contest tho seat of Mr, Bryan, the people's choice. The latter geutle-man geutle-man of course would not have been authorized in silting in judgment on his own case, and he therefore withdrew with-drew when the contest came up; and judge Brown having refused to sit on such matters, left only two members of the court not enough to transact business, the law requiring a majority of the members to form a quorum for business. Hence the " liberal " ,and is no more than a o ordinary was man ; but we suggest that he call cn i the grand central committee for the necessary funds to pay attorneys, and then go for a mandamus. |