Limon v. State

PBENDEBGAST, Judge.

Upon a trial under an indictment charging murder appellant was convicted of manslaughter.

Under the law, and as a matter of fact, the court in which the conviction was had continued more than eight weeks. Appellant’s motion for a new trial was overruled, he was duly sentenced, and he gave notice of appeal on October 7, 1916, all of which was then and there entered in the minutes of the court. In the order overruling his motion for a new trial the judgment, among other things, is that appellant “asked for and was granted sixty (60) days from and after this day, October 7,…