45 C.J. 665 and cases cited in notes 77 and 78; 20 R.C.L. Section 119, Page 147, and cases cited in notes 10 and 11. Other questions regarding the admissibility of evidence are argued, but as the trial was to the court, the principles announced in Williams v. Yocum, 37 Wyo. 432, 445, 263 P. 607, and Alaska Development Co. v. Brannan, 40 Wyo. 106, 119, 275 P. 115, are applicable. We accordingly affirm the judgment under review.
Where a case is tried to the court without a jury, and there is sufficient competent evidence to support the court's findings and judgment, the judgment will not be reversed because of the admission of incompetent evidence. Alaska Devel. Co. v. Brannan, 40 Wyo. 106; Williams, et al. v. Yocum, et al., 37 Wyo. 432; Yount v. Strickland, 17 Wyo. 526; Freeman v. Peterson, (Colo.) 100 P. 600; Arizona etc. Co. v. D. R.G.R.R. Co., 117 P. 730; Chlopeck v. Chlopeck, (Wash.