Long v. Town of Brookston

— The appellee sued the appellant before a justice of the peace, to recover a penalty for the failure of the appellant to comply with an ordinance of the town. On appeal to the circuit court the appellant moved the court to dismiss the action, whereupon the appellee interposed a motion ■for leave to amend, and, upon leave granted, filed an amended complaint, and the court then overruled the motion to dismiss. But, as there is no bill of exceptions in the record to ¡show the motion, or the ground on which it was predicated, or the ruling of the court and the appellant’s exception, no question…