A. Fuerman Brewing Co. v. Pisa

The appellee, defendant below, was a saloon keeper, buying beer for many years from the appellant. As to the items of beer sold, though the appellee and an agent of the appellant were witnesses, there was no other evidence than entries in books produced on the trial by the appellee, and which had always been in his possession, in which, when beer was delivered, the driver for the appellant entered the delivery. There were three of these books, one following another; the first date in the first one being April 15, 1886, and the last date in the last one April, 1891, closing with a balance in…