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The defendant was convicted of the offense of maintaining a common nuisance from August 26, 1924, to and including the eleventh day of July, 1925, at his hotel, “in that said defendant did then and there wilfully and unlawfully sell, barter and keep for sale on the premises aforesaid intoxicating liquor for beverage purposes.” He filed notice of appeal and application for a transcript of the reporter’s notes in the following terms:

“To the clerk of the above entitled court: to Abe Darling-ton, District Attorney of the County of El Dorado.

“Notice is hereby given that the above named defendant intends to and does hereby appeal from the judgment, entered by the above entitled Court, upon the verdict of the Jury, which tried the above entitled Case, finding the said defendant guilty of the crime of Maintaining a Common nuisance. x

“Said Appeal is taken from the order permitting the district (attorney) to amend the indictment, from the order of the Court overruling the demurrer of the defendant, from the verdict of the Jury and from every order, ruling and decision of the Court in each and every proceeding in the above entitled Case, and from the' order of the Court, denying…