In re Appointment & Removal of the Janitor of the Supreme Court

Dixon, G. J.

On the second day of April, instant, the state superintendent of public property, by an order in writing officially subscribed and addressed to the “janitor of the supreme court,” and served upon the individual occupying that ■position, attempted to remove the person so served from his place. The order seems to have been made upon the supposition on the part of the superintendent that he was clothed with full power and authority to appoint and remove the janitor of *411this court at his mere will or pleasure, and it was followed by the immediate appointment in form of another person,…