Michigan Supreme Court February 10, 1886 (Rosecrants v. Shoemaker)

Campbell, C. J.

Plaintiff sued defendants for furnishing intoxicating liquor to her husband, who, as she claimed, was killed, while intoxicated, by a train of cars. Among other matters, proof was given tending to show that plaintiff authorized defendánts to furnish him liquor,' and procured it for him herself. There was a conflict on this.