Sowerwine v. Nielson
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CARDINE, Justice.
This action involved a dispute over the correct location of the common boundary between Tract 54, owned by appellee (Niel-son), and Tract 56, owned by appellant (Sowerwine). Appellee (Schmalz) was Neil-son’s lessee and sought damages. This appeal is from the judgment establishing the boundary as claimed by Nielson.
We will affirm.
Appellant, in his brief, states the issues as follows:
1. “Is the controlling boundary between the Sowerwine land and the Nielson land w7here the Plaintiffs [appellees] say it is or where the Defendant [appellant] says it is?”
2. “Were the Plaintiffs…
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