Peacock v. Limburger

WILLIAMS, Associate Justice.

Certified questions from Court of Civil Appeals for the Fourth District, as follows:

“In October, 1900, defendant Limburger, a saloon keeper in San Antonio, through his employes, sold beer to two students of appellant’s school for boys. The action is by Peacock, the proprietor of said institution of learning, against Limburger and the sureties on his liquor dealer’s bond which was in force and conditioned as the law required at that time, to recover the penalty of $500 in reference to each of said students, upon the ground of their being at the time students of his…