State v. Creechley

I am unable to concur with my Brethren in the foregoing opinion. The appeal in this case is taken solely on the judgment roll. There being no bill of exceptions, the evidence is not before us.

The information, in part, charges that “the said Moses Creechley, on the second day of July, A. D. 1902, at the county of Morgan, State of Utah, . . . did then and there take an oath before the said Honorable H. H. Rolapp, judge as aforesaid, that certain testimony then and there given by him, the said Moses Creechley, in behalf of the defendant Moses Creechley in an action then and there on trial before…