Barlow v. Western Pacific Railroad

*184OPINION

This appeal originally was taken from judgment of the trial court and from its order denying new trial and was supported by a bill of exceptions. On December 17, 1951, we ordered the appeal from the judgment dismissed as not timely taken and the bill of exceptions (save for the documents making up the judgment roll) stricken for want of service. (Barlow and Truett v. Western Pacific Railroad Co., 68 Nev. 511, 238 P.2d 901.) We were therefore left with the appeal from the order denying new trial supported by a record consisting of the documents making up the judgment roll. We did not…