State v. Williams

COLLARD, Associate Justice.

This suit was brought May 20, 1893, by the plaintiff in error against Wiley Williams and the sureties on his bond as a retail liquor dealer in quantities less than a quart, said bond being for $500, alleging a breach of the condition relating to the permitting of minors to enter and remain in the place where the business is carried on. The court sustained exceptions to the petition and dismissed the suit, upon the ground that the Act of 1887, under which the bond was executed (Sayles’ Civil Statutes, article 3226a, section 4), was repealed by the Act of 1893…