Mason v. Pennington

— The appeal in this case was taken under section 2253 of the Revised Statutes of 1889, by filing a certified.copy of the judgment entry, etc., and thereafter filing a printed .abstract of the entire record in the office of the clerk of this court. The respondent insists in his brief that the bill of exceptions is not before us for review. First. Because the abstract on file does not show that the bill of exceptions contained, therein was ever filed by the clerk of the trial court. Second. Because the bill of exceptions, as set forth in the abstract, shows that it was not signed until after *119th…