¶1From the record in this case it appears that defendant was tried in the circuit court of Dent county, August 26, 1911, upon a charge of illegally selling liquor, was convicted and a fine of $300' assessed *52against liina. An appeal was granted to this court and time given defendant to file bill of exceptions. No bill of exceptions was filed, however, and there is nothing before us except, the record proper which we have examined and find it free from error. Judgment affirmed.
163 Mo. App. 51
State v. Ross
Decided April 1, 1912
Missouri Court of Appeals · decided 1912-04-01
<p>CRIMINAL LAW: Appeal and Error. Where the defendant appealed from the judgment of conviction in a criminal action, but filed no bill of exceptions and there was no error in the record proper, the judgment will be affirmed.</p>
' Affirmed · Decided 1912-04-01