
    No. 113.
    Succession of Bitzer.—Opposition of William M. Washburn, Tutor, to Account.
    If tbc record, of the court below has been destroyed after appeal is taken, and the parties made a statement of facts, and an agreement as to the changes to be made in the judgment, th& Supreme Court will so amend the judgment as to make it conform to the agreement.
    APPEAL from the Parish Court of Morehouse. Bussey, Parish Judge.
    
      0. IT. Morrison, executor, pro se. John Hay, for opponent.
   Howe, J.

This case comes before us upon a statement of facts and agreement of parties, rendered necessary by the destruction of the records of the court below. The only question is of the amount to which the minor is entitled as her pro rata share of the fund held for distribution by the administrator. It is conceded by the counsel that the judgment should be amended so as to allow as such pro rata the sum of $2700.

It is therefore ordered that the judgment appealed from be amended so as to decree to William M. Washburn, the tutor of the minor, Ida Bitzer, tho sum of two thousand seven hundred dollars, as the pro rata share of the said minor in the fund held for distribution herein; that in all other respects tho said judgment be affirmed, and that the administrator, Charles H. Morrison, pay the costs of this appeal.  