Thompson v. United States

WILBUR, Circuit Judge.

This action was brought to recover the $1,000 penalty of a bond given May 31, 1930, by Plarry Thompson, as principal, and John Mars and Douglas Parker, as sureties, in order to procure the reopening of the Thompson Hotel in Sweet Grass, Toole county, Mont., which had been closed by a decree of May 12, 1930, in abatement proceedings brought under the National Prohibition Act (27 U.S.C.A.), all as provided in that act. The condition of the bond was alleged to be as follows: “That the conditions of said bond are, if said premises shall be used and occupied during said…