
    (61 South. 387.)
    No. 19,256.
    TOWN OF DE RIDDER v. CHARLAN et al.
    (March 3, 1913.)
    
      (Syllabus by the Court.)
    
    Criminal Law (§ 1020*) — Appellate Jurisdiction-Penalty.
    This court is without jurisdiction of an appeal from ■ a judgment by a mayor’s court imposing a fine of $5, or imprisonment for 10 days, for violation of a town ordinance.
    [Ed. Note. — For other cases, see Criminal Law, Cent. Dig. §§ 2578-2580; Dec. Dig. § 1020.*]
    Appeal from Mayor’s Court, Town of De Ridder; J. M. Nichols, Mayor.
    Del Charlan and others were convicted of violating an ordinance of the Town of De Bidder, and appeal.
    Dismissed..
    Heard & Perkins, of De Ridder, for appellants. Kay & Jackson, of De Ridder, for appellee.
   MONROE, J.

The transcript in this case discloses two affidavits, charging violations of a town ordinance prohibiting games of “hazardous chance,” a statement of facts, the minutes of the court showing that the parties charged were fined $5 and sentenced to imprisonment for 10 days in default of payment, notice of appeal to the Supreme Court, fixing of appeal bond at $50, and the bond. The appellant has not appeared, and the appellee moves to dismiss the appeal, on several grounds. One is sufficient. This court is without jurisdiction to entertain it. Constitution, art. 85.

Appeal dismissed.  