In the fourteenth judicial circuit, the cost of the stenographer’s record of the proceedings of the trial, procured during the trial in contemplation of use in settling a bill of exceptions, may, if subsequently used for such purpose, be taxed. This motion is within the rule laid down in Re Estate of Mabel Ward, decided February 5, 1889, and not reported.
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