Goodhue v. Bohen

The following opinion was filed April 19, 1904:

Dodge, J.

We find ourselves wholly unable to reach the merits of the judgment brought up on this appeal, owing to the almost unprecedented confusion in the record. That record consists of a quantity of papers all bound together, and indorsed, “Appeal to the Supreme Court,” comprising 256 pages, with a certificate from the clerk that they are the original and all the papers on file in his office in the above-entitled case. We find amongst them the record proper, apart from the bill of exceptions, consisting of process, pleadings, verdict, and…