City of Decorah v. Kesselmeier
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Winneshick Circuit Court. Action at law originally brought in the 'mayor’s court of the city of Decorah upon a bond executed by defendants upon the city issuing to the principal in the bond a license to sell ale, beer and wine. Defendants appealed from the judgment of the mayor to the Circuit Court, and from another judgment there they appeal to this Court. Other facts of the case appear in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtDeck, J.
l. contract: tion of. The condition of the instrument upon which this action is brought is in these words: “Now if the said Ed. Kesselmeier shall not suffer any gambling for money or other thing, nor any drunkenness or disorderly conduct, nor sell or deliver amp vinous, or malt Uguors to amp intoxicated, card-plapiig whatsoever, person or habitual drumdmrd, or to any minor without the written' consent of his parent or guardian, in the said building, nor in .any room connected therewith, then this bond to be void, and otherwise in force; but it is expressly stipulated that for every breach of…
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