
    Brown v. Grundy County.
    Appeal: less than $100: when certificate to be filed. Where less than one hundred dollars is involved, the certificate for an appeal, required by section 3173 of the Code, must be made at the time of the trial and then made a part of the record. (See , Hershfield. v. Bank, 39 Iowa, 699, and Foyev. Walker, 62 Iowa, 251.)
    
      
      Appeal from Grundy District Court. — Hon. C. P. Couch, Judge.
    Filed, October 19, 1889.
    Action to recover fees alleged to be due plaintiff as sheriff of Grundy county. Judgment for plaintiff, and the defendant appeals.
    
      R. J. Williamson, for appellant.
    
      Rea & Hayes, for appellee.
   Granger, J.

The amount in controversy in this case is less than one hundred dollars. The cause was tried and determined on the seventh day of December, 1888, and on the following day the certificate required by Code, section 3173, was filed. Appellee insists that it was not filed in the time required by law. Appellant in argument does not contradict the point, and it is quite probable that it is conceded. It has been held that the certificate in such cases must be made at the time of the trial, and then made a part of the record. Hershfield v. Bank, 39 Iowa, 699; Foye v. Walker, 62 Iowa, 251. The rule is too well established to deserve comment in its support. These citations are again made with a view to make the rule so conspicuous as not to be overlooked. The appeal is Dismissed.  