O'Dea

This appeal purports to have been taken under what is designated the alternative method of appeal and the record prepared and brought up pursuant to the provisions of section 953a of the Code of Civil Procedure. No attempt, however, is made to comply with rule 7 of the supreme court [ 160 Cal. xlvii , 119 Pac. xi ] as to the form and preparation of the transcript. This rule requires that “Transcripts on appeal in civil cases, prepared under section 953a of the Code of Civil Procedure, . . . must be typewritten and the paper and the backs for binding the same must not exceed ten inches in length and eight inches in width. The leaves must be bound together on the left-hand side in volumes of convenient size. The papers required to be sent by the clerk ... in civil cases under section 953a, . . . constituting the ordinary judgment-roll, are here designated as the ‘Clerk’s Transcript,’ and the certified transcriptions of the phonographic reporter’s notes required by . . . section 953a in civil cases are here designated as the ‘Reporter’s Transcript. ’ The respective papers in the Clerk’s Transcript must be placed in chronological order, and if it is bound with the Reporter’s…