Gardner

On the eighteenth day of October, 1899, a citation was duly issued and served upon Mrs. Adeline Johnson, one of the defendants, directing her to make a report to the court, and an accounting of all matters connected with the trust estate, of which she was trustee, since the filing of her last account, September 1, 1898. The account was accordingly made and filed, and written objections were made to certain portions of it. After hearing, and on July 30, 1900, the court made an order sustaining some of the objections to it, and directed that, as corrected, it be approved and allowed. This appeal is from the said order.

There is no bill of exceptions or authenticated statement of the evidence in the record. In such ease all presumptions are in favor of the order of the court below, and we cannot disturb it: In re Scott’s Estate, 128 Cal. 580 , 61 Pac. 98 .

Appellant, if we understand her brief, contends that the court had no jurisdiction to make the order because it had in February, 1899, made a certain order or decree in the same entitled matter, and that an appeal was pending in this court from the order so made at the time the order in the case at bar was made. The fact that an…