Fitschen v. Thomas
Montana Supreme Court
Appeal from, Second Judicial District, Silver Bow County. The action was tried before De Wolfe, J.
1Opinion of the CourtLiddell, J.
This is a suit to enforce the specific performance of a contract, by requiring the defendants to make titles to the plaintiffs of certain undivided portions of the surface ground embraced within the boundaries of the patented mine, situated in the city of Butte, and known as the “Destroying Angel.”
Briefly stated, the facts which preceded this litigation are as follows: In 1882, the plaintiffs and defendants, and one William H. Archer, were the owners of certain lots of ground in the city of Butte, upon which some of them had erected buildings, and were engaged in business. These lots were…
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