Dunlap v. Wagner

The appellant was the owner of a gentle horse-which he lent to Charles Dunlap, who hitched it, with another of like docile disposition, to a sleigh, and on Sunday,, January 9th, 1878, drove to the appellee’s place of business;, the latter, although not licensed as a retail liquor seller, kept-intoxicating liquors for sale, and at the time named did sell and give to Dunlap liquor in less quantities than a quart, and suffered him to drink it on his, appellee’s, premises; the-liquor so supplied Dunlap produced intoxication so great as-to cause unconsciousness; while in this state, and incapable…