Guyer v. Auers

Appellant filed the original bill in this case on June 24, 1903, praying for an injunction to restrain the appellee from engaging in the saloon business or maintaining a dram-shop on lot twelve, in block one hundred and seyenty-four, in the town of East Moline. In October, 1903, an amended and supplemental bill was filed asking for the same relief against appellee as to lots twelve and thirteen in the same block. A general demurrer was sustained to the amended and supplemental bill, and judgment was rendered on the demurrer, dismissing the bill for want of equity, with costs against appellant.