1. This court will not consider, in lieu of a brief of the evidence, a transcript of the stenographer’s notes of the testimony taken on the trial of a case, consisting of questions asked by counsel and the answers given by the witnesses, and not approved by the trial judge. No agreement of counsel can avail to bring such a document to the attention of this court, for the law is imperative that there must be a brief of the evidence, approved by the judge and made a part of the record. Civil Code,'§ 5529.

2. The indictment charged the accused with the offense of arson, for that on a named day he did “set fire to the mill and machinery building, in the city of Tifton, of the Tifton Knitting Mills, same being a house.” There was no demurrer to the indictment. Held, that it was not error to allow the State to prove that the Tifton Knitting Mills was a corporation.

S. There being no approved brief of evidence in the record, other questions made by the motion for new trial can not be decided.

Judgment affirmed.