Abel v. Wuesten

Opinion op the Court by

Wm. Rogers Clay, Commissioner

Affirming.

In February, 1906, appellant, Henry Abel, leased to appellees, Wuesten and Mason, two adjoining buddings located on Monmouth street-in the city of Newport. The lease was to run for five years, with the privilege of renewing the same for ten years more. One of these buildings was made of brick and was an old-established beer saloon. The back rooms and upper floors of this building were used for a dwelling. Adjoining the brick building was a frame building, which was originally a wagon shed. The front of this building included a…