People v. Martin

By the Court, Sawyer, J.:

There is in the record no bill of exceptions settled or signed, or in any way authenticated by the Judge, or otherwise. There- are a number of loose papers, not appearing to form parts of any one document, commencing with what purports to be a copy of the indictment, certified up by the Clerk. It is neither headed nor indorsed, or in any way designated as a bill of exceptions. The last paper in the series purports to state what took place on the trial, and terminates with a *92motion for a new trial. It is signed by the defendant’s attorney alone. This document is…