Gorwyn v. Anable

Before proceeding to the examination of the errors assigned by the appellant, we must determine what part of them is subject to review upon the transcript of the record before us. Respondents contend that there is no bill of exceptions in the *298record, arid that, even if there is, such bill fails to show any exceptions saved except such as arise upon the-giving and refusing of instructions.

The following recitals appear by the record: April. 24, 1891. “Now at this day it is ordered by the court that the defendant be allowed sixty days in which to file his bill of exceptions in this case.” (Also)

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