Holmes v. Rolando
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Bristow
The trial court nomenclature will be followed in this opinion, namely the appellant and appellee will be called defendant and plaintiff respectively. Henry Holmes, the plaintiff was a laboring man, employed-at an ordnance plant, was about 41 years of age, and weighing 150 pounds. The defendant Louis Rolando was a tavern operator, operating the Uptown Tavern on Union street in Marion, Williamson county, Illinois. Rolando had working for him a bartender by the name of John Shanks who had full authority to operate the tavern when he was on duty. John was a healthy robust individual about the age…
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