Bowyer v. Boss Tweed-Clipper Gold Mines, Inc.

During the year 1932 and prior years, one John L. Templeman, an attorney residing in the city of Butte, Montana, owned a valuable gold mine located near Pony, in that state. A corporation known as the Boss Tweed-Clipper Gold Mines of South Dakota had been organized under the laws of South Dakota during the year 1931, for the purpose of operating the mine.

In March, 1932, a corporation named Boss Tweed-Clipper Gold Mines, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as Boss Tweed), was incorporated under the laws of this state, assumed the obligations of the South Dakota corporation, and from August, 1932,…