State v. French

Granger, J..1 The first two propositions 'argued by the appellant are the sufficiency of the evidence to (.support the verdict, and the insufficiency of the evidence as to corroboration. The record will not permit us to consider either of1 these questions, for it , 'does- not appear that the abstract is one of all the evidence. There is no statement whatever of what the abstract contains. There is the certificate of the trial judge -as to the bill of exceptions, but that can have no reference to the abstract, which .must have been made after the bill of exceptions was completed. See Fulliam…