
    William Benham v. William B. Conklin.
    When relief can be had in the district court, it should be sought there, unless-there is some special and sufficient reason for coming into the Supreme-Court.
   Thurman, C. J.

This is an application for leave to file a petition in error to reverse a judgment of the common pleas. The applicant may file his petition in the district court, without leave, and-there is no special reason why it should be filed- in this court. Under these circumstances, we think it proper to refuse leave. When relief can be had in the district court, it should be sought: there, unless there is some special and sufficient reason for coming; into this court.

Leave refused.  