Denver & Rio Grande Railroad v. Rosuck

The reason for the prosecution of this appeal is not very-evident. The record is in a condition which practically concludes the consideration of any questions which would furnish a basis to reverse the judgment, or on which there could be a discussion of any propositions of law. There is no bill of exceptions, and without it we are ignorant as to the proof which the plaintiff offered, or the defense which was made, and we are likewise unable to determine whether the court committed error in the admission or exclusion of testimony, or in giving and refusing instructions.

The suit was brought to…