Weatherbee v. Byam

Plaintiff brought this suit to recover damages against three saloon men, Byam, Bloss and McCarthy, and their bondsmen, under the civil-damage law. The declaration consists of four counts. The first, second, and third counts seek to recover upon the theory that plaintiff’s husband, George C. Weatherbee, was a man in the habit of becoming intoxicated and was in fact intoxicated on the afternoon and evening of June 19,1906, and that said defendant saloon keepers in person or by *602their clerks then and there sold and furnished him intoxicating liquors, and that as a result thereof, while…