But two assignments of error are relied on in the argument, — one questioning the ruling of the court in overruling defendants’ motion to strike out two allegations in the replication of plaintiffs to the answer of the defendant Pendleton; and one based upon the giving of instructions asked for by plaintiffs. There is no bill of exceptions in the record; and it is urged by counsel for appellee that the errors assigned are not brought before the court by the record proper, and therefore cannot be considered. Each of the alleged errors rests upon matters which should have been made a part of the record by a bill of exceptions. As this was not done, the rulings cannot be reviewed. Wike v. Campbell, 5 Colo. 126; Heacock v. Hosmer, 109 Ill. 245; Mining Co. v. Kirtley, 8 Colo. 108. The judgment should be affirmed.
De France and Stallcup, 00., concur.
For the reasons assigned in the foregoing opinion the judgment of the court below is affirmed.
Affirmed.