Davis v. Mills
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
In Error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut.
1Per curiam
The plaintiff is a citizen of Montana, and the owner, by assignment, of three causes of action (for goods sold and on promissory note) against the Obelisk Mining & Concentrating Company, a Montana corporation. The indebtedness of the company upon these causes of action accrued July 31, 1892, July 1, 1892, and December 12, 1892, respectively.
The defendants are citizens of Connecticut, resident continuously therein for more than 12 years last past, and at all the times mentioned *704in the complaint were trustees of the said company. The statutes of Montana provide that within 20 days from the 1st…
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