McFadden

This case is now before us on a motion of the respondent to dismiss the appeal for failure of the appellant to file his points and authorities within the time specified by the rules of this court, and also upon a motion that respondent be allowed damages upon the dismissal of the appeal, upon the ground that the same was taken merely for delay, etc. .

*699 The motion to dismiss the appeal must clearly be granted, for the transcript was filed on the twenty-third day of April, 1896, and at the time the motion was submitted, which was several months afterward, no points and authorities had been filed by the appellant.

When the respondent served his notice to dismiss the appeal, and for damages, he made and served upon the appellant an affidavit which showed that appellant, according to his own statements and declarations, had taken the appeal for delay; and the statements of this affidavit have in no way been denied by the appellant. It has been held here that upon a motion to dismiss the appeal, and for damages, this court will not, in considering said motion, look into the record to see if the appeal be frivolous; and that damages would not be awarded upon that ground until the…