Walhier v. Weber

The following statement of facts is taken from the brief of counsel for the appellee:

“On the trial of this cause the plaintiff stated his case in substance as follows: The plaintiff, about July 1,1904; agreed with the defendants that he would open a saloon in the city of Saginaw for the sale of intoxicating liquors and lager beer, and pay the government tax, and give the bond required by the State law for selling liquor at retail, and also purchase his beer of defendants, who were brewers. In addition to paying for the beer, the plaintiff was to advance the sum of $10 or more each week to the…