Nebraska Supreme Court April 5, 1895, No. 7378 (Felber v. Boyd)
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United States · · · 05-04-1895
Ragan, C.
This case is before us on three motions. The first is to quash the bill of exceptions. There is no merit in this motion and it is accordingly overruled without discussion. The second motion suggests a diminution of the record. It would subserve no useful purpose to set forth the grounds on which this motion is based, nor our reasons for denying it, and it is accordingly overruled.
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