Bowles v. Malone

The relator was convicted, in the city court of Madison, of a misdemeanor. Pending the hearing of a motion for a new trial made by him, he demanded of the official stenographer of that court a transcript of the evidence and of the charge of the court delivered on his trial, with which demand the stenographer refused to compty until she was paid for her services. Whereupon relator, in an application to the superior court, set forth the above-stated facts, alleged that it was necessary for him to have the transcript in question on the hearing of his motion for a new trial, that he was…