State v. Rogers
32 N.W. 7, 71 Iowa 753
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Bluebook
State v. Rogers, 32 N.W. 7, 71 Iowa 753 (iowa 1887).
Opinion
This ease is submitted upon the .transcript. Notice of appeal seems to have been duly served upon the district attorney, but we are unable to discover that the notice was served upon the clerk of the court. The statute provides for such service, and without it we cannot hold that the appeal was perfected. It follows that we have no jurisdiction of the case, and the appeal must be
Dismissed.
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