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PER CURIAM.
On consideration of the report of the commissioners, heretofore selected to run, locate, and mark portions of the boundary between the states of Texas and Oklahoma along the south bank of the Red river, showing [267 U.S. 452, 453] that they have run, located, and marked the portion of such boundary along the Fort Augur Area-such report being as follows:
Second Report of the Boundary Commissioners.
To the Chief Justice and the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States:
Continuing our work as commissioners designated in the decree of March 12, 1923 ( 261 U.S. 340 , 43 S. Ct. 376), in the above- entitled cause, we have run, located, and marked upon the ground the boundary between the states of Texas and Oklahoma along the Red river from the Big Bend Area westward to a southerly extension of the west line of range 16 west in Oklahoma, in accordance with the decree and the principles announced in the opinion delivered January 15, 1923 ( 260 U.S. 606 , 43 S. Ct. 221), and in the manner stated in our report of April 25, 1924, on the Big Bend Area. We have called this portion of the boundary the 'Fort Augur Area.'
The maps, which accompany and are made a part of this report, are identified as follows:
Map No. 4. Cadastral map of the Texas and Oklahoma boundary, Fort Augur Area, scale 2,000 feet to the inch;
Map No. 5. Topographic map of Texas and Oklahoma boundary, Fort Augur Area, in four sheets, Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4, scale 500 feet to the inch, contour interval 2 feet; and a Road Map. Showing location of reference monuments, scale one mile to the inch. 1
There are no oil wells within 300 feet of the boundary in the Fort Augur Area.
The survey of this area was begun June 13, 1923, and completed October 10, 1924, the triangulation being done in 1923, and the other work being done after June 1, 1924.
The location of the boundary, reported herein, is that position which existed on September 3, 1924. [267 U.S. 452, 454] The field notes of the boundary survey and tabulations of technical data follow:
TRAVERSE OF WITNESS POSTS AND CONNECTIONS TO BOUNDARY AND REFERENCE MONUMENTS
Beginning at reference monument No. 14, which monument is located in a narrow valley, on the south side of Red river, as such monument is hereinafter more fully described, thence north, on the extension of the east line of range 15 west, in Oklahoma, 657.5 ft. (9.962 chs.) dist., to witness post No. 183. This witness post is the terminal point in the Big Bend Area and the initial point of the survey in the Fort Augur Area. Said witness post is located on a terrace at the foot of the Texas bluff, 18 ft. south of the top of the cut bank. The bank is well defined. Thence from witness post No. 183, or '0,' with traverse of witness post and connections to the boundary bank. Connections to Bearing. Distance. Witness Post. the Boundary. S 69ø 32' W 350.0 ft to W. P. 1; N 20ø 28' W 10 ft 5.303 chs. S 59ø 23' W 899.7 ft to W. P. 2; N 30ø 37' W 12 ft 13.632 chs. S 66ø 45' W 182 ft S 78ø 37' W 872.7 ft to W. P. 3; N 11ø 23' W 28 ft 13.223 chs. S 81ø 10' W 230.5 ft to W. P. 4; N 8ø 50' W 15 ft 3.492 chs. S 82ø 48' W 416.0 ft to W. P. 5; N 7ø 12' W 7 ft 6.303 chs. S 70ø 18' W 253.2 ft to W. P. 6; N 19ø 42' W 43 ft 3.836 chs. S 73ø 18' W 441.2 ft to W. P. 7; N 16ø 42' W 7 ft 6.685 chs. S 63ø 43' W 1055.6 ft to W. P. 8; N 26ø 17' W 145 ft 15.994 chs. N 89ø 25' W 694.0 ft to W. P. 9; N 0ø 35' E 140 ft 10.515 chs., N 22ø 15' W 190 ft From W. P. 9, reference monument No. 15 bears S. 19ø47'29" E., 1707.9 ft. (25.877 chs.) dist.; thence from W. P. 9 S 68ø 16' W 507.8 ft to W. P. 10; N 21ø 44' W 89 ft 7.694 chs. S 58ø 04' W 664.7 ft to W. P. 11; N 31ø 56' W 152 ft 10.071 chs. S 74ø 09' W 454.2 ft to W. P. 12; N 15ø 51' W 72 ft 6.882 chs. S 75ø 58' W 878.3 ft to W. P. 13; N 14ø 02' W 48 ft 13.308 chs. S 84ø 57' W 549.0 ft to W. P. 14; N 5ø 03' W 33 ft 8.318 chs. N 87ø 32' W 533.1 ft to W. P. 15; N 2ø 28' E 6 ft 8.077 chs., N 85ø 23' W 517 ft N 76ø 46' W 877.2 ft to W. P. 16; N 13ø 14' E 12 ft 13.291 chs., N 27ø 45' W 274 ft N 51ø 09' W 741.8 ft to W. P. 17; N 81ø 00' E 433 ft 11.239 chs., N 38ø 51' E 376 ft N 42ø 51' W 641.2 ft to W. P. 18; N 30ø 30' E 389 ft 9.715 chs., S. 87ø 15' E 459 ft N 71ø 15' E 226 ft N 47ø 09' E 120 ft N 38ø 00' W 134 ft N 71ø 00' W 264 ft [454-Continued.]
N 81ø 48' W 727.0 ft to W. P. 19; N 87ø 00' E 194 ft 11.015 chs., N 8ø 12' E 109 ft N 77ø 48' W 737.0 ft to W. P. 20; N 12ø 12' E 72 ft 11.170 chs., N 53ø 30' W 157 ft
From W. P. 20, reference monument No. 15 bears S. 73ø56'40" E., 7588. 9 ft. (114.984 chs.) dist.; reference monument No. 16 bears N. 86ø47'20" W ., 4068.0 ft. (61.636 chs.) dist.; witness corner Sec. 11, on the Oklahoma bluff, bears N. 7ø11'50" E., 9454.5 ft. (143.250 chs.) dist.; thence from W. P. 20
N 68ø 28' W 464.9 ft to W. P. 21; N 21ø 32' E 47 ft 7.044 chs., N 56ø 59' W 1227.2 ft to W. P. 22; S. 58ø 30' E 407 ft 18.594 chs., N 33ø 01' E 107 ft N 8ø 45' E 203 ft N 13ø 00' W 426 ft N 47ø 08' W 719.6 ft to W. P. 23; N 42ø 52' E 223 ft 10.903 chs., N 15ø 30' W 469 ft N 51ø 39' W 713.4 ft to W. P. 24; N 53ø 00' E 348 ft 10.809 chs., N 38ø 21' E 315 ft N 39ø 30' W 620 ft N 53ø 36' W 1100.2 ft to W. P. 25; S. 89ø 00' E 214 ft 16.670 chs., N 36ø 24' E 81 ft N 54ø 30' W 368 ft N 82ø 11' W 812.6 ft to W. P. 26; N 7ø 49' E 162 ft 12.312 chs., N 28ø 45' W 361 ft
From W. P. 26, reference monument No. 16 bears S. 4ø24'30" E., 2313.8 ft. (35.058 chs.) dist.; then from W.P. 26
N 65ø 44' W 800.7 ft to W. P. 27; N 64ø 00' E 315 ft 12.132 chs., N 24ø 16' E 192 ft N 86ø 19' W 1170.4 ft to W. P. 28; N 3ø 41' E 108 ft 17.733 chs., N 66ø 45' W 360 ft N 73ø 38' W 835.6 ft to W. P. 29; N 16ø 22' E 123 ft 12.661 chs., N 29ø 30' W 222 ft N 72ø 45' W 1061.2 ft to W. P. 30; N 17ø 15' E 62 ft 16.079 chs., N 57ø 15' W 424 ft N 68ø 10' W 848.2 ft to W. P. 31; N 21ø 50' E 48 ft 12.852 chs., N 67ø 15' W 245 ft N 86ø 07' W 730.1 ft to W. P. 32; N 3ø 53' E 67 ft 11.062 chs., N 54ø 45' W 380 ft N 60ø 27' W 1034.6 ft to W. P. 33; N 72ø 15' E 238 ft 15.676 chs., N 29ø 33' E 94 ft N 66ø 56' W 771.6 ft to W. P. 34; N 23ø 04' E 53 ft 11.691 chs.
From W. P. 34, reference monument No. 17 bears S. 3ø59'40" W., 2860.0 ft. (43.334 chs.) dist.; thence from W. P. 34 [454-Continued.]
N 77ø 18' W 734.2 ft to W. P. 35; N 51ø 45' E 243 ft 11.124 chs., N 12ø 42' E 186 ft N 88ø 54' W 763.8 ft to W. P. 36; N 1ø 06' E 163 ft 11.573 chs. N 80ø 17' W 635.8 ft to W. P. 37; N 9ø 43' E 198 ft 9.633 chs., N 34ø 30' W 335 ft N 79ø 08' W 989.2 ft to W. P. 38; N 10ø 52' E 240 ft 14.988 chs., N 34ø 00' W 330 ft N 89ø 18' W 696.6 ft to W. P. 39; N 0ø 42' E 429 ft 10.555 chs. N 52ø 42' W 884.1 ft to W. P. 40; N 37ø 18' E 161 ft 13.395 chs. N 47ø 43' W 752.6 ft to W. P. 41; N 42ø 17' E 145 ft 11.403 chs., N 1ø 30' E 187 ft From W. P. 41, reference monument No. 17 bears S. 47ø52'50" E., 6520. 5 ft. (98.796 chs.) dist.; reference monument No. 18 bears S. 63ø36'50" W., 4309.0 ft. (65.288 chs.) dist.; Fort Augur station (witness corner Sec. 6), on the Oklahoma bluff, bears N. 2ø34'20" E., 8333.4 ft. (126.264 chs.) dist.; thence from W. P. 41
Connections to Bearing. Distance. Witness Post. the Boundary.
N 42ø 18' W 879.9 ft to W. P. 42; S. 65ø 30' E 459 ft 13.332 chs., N 47ø 42' E 111 ft N 42ø 31' W 555.8 ft to W. P. 43; N 80ø 00' E 433 ft 8.421 chs., N 47ø 29' E 150 ft N 32ø 30' W 215 ft S 86ø 14' W 854.2 ft to W. P. 44; N 58ø 00' E 216 ft 12.942 chs., N 3ø 46' W 161 ft N 52ø 00' W 335 ft N 64ø 26' W 814.8 ft to W. P. 45; N 25ø 34' E 75 ft 12.345 chs. N 73ø 57' W 682.9 ft to W. P. 46; N 16ø 03' E 339 ft 10.347 chs. N 46ø 38' W 889.0 ft to W. P. 47; North 97 ft 13.470 chs., N 62ø 00' W 202 ft
From W. P. 47, reference monument No. 18 bears S. 0ø00'50" W., 4069.8 ft. (61.663 chs.) dist.; the corner of Tps. 4 and 5 S., Rgs. 15 and 16 W., on the Oklahoma flood plain, bears N. 0ø00'50" E., 6516.2 ft. (98.731 chs.) dist., thence from W. P. 47
N 69ø 59' W 987.3 ft to W. P. 48; N 20ø 01' E 35 ft 14.959 chs., N 27ø 45' W 211 ft N 67ø 52' W 1326.2 ft to W. P. 49; N 84ø 00' E 248 ft 20.094 chs., N 22ø 08' E 86 ft N 80ø 47' W 574.0 ft to W. P. 50; N 9ø 13' E 53 ft 8.697 chs., N 36ø 15' W 226 ft N 71ø 54' W 783.4 ft to W. P. 51; N 18ø 06' E 333 ft 11.870 chs., N 15ø 00' W 424 ft N 73ø 35' W 930.5 ft to W. P. 52; N 16ø 25' E 258 ft 14.098 chs., N 29ø 30' W 370 ft
From W. P. 52, reference monument No. 19 bears S. 39ø54'30" W., 2046. 0 ft. (31.000 chs.) dist.; thence from W. P. 52 [454-Continued.]
N 86ø 46' W 1355.0 ft to W. P. 53; N 57ø 00' E 568 ft 20.530 chs., N 3ø 14' E 142 ft N 65ø 30' E 198 ft S 72ø 03' W 962.8 ft to W. P. 54; N 63ø 30' E 584 ft 14.588 chs., N 17ø 57' W 107 ft S 82ø 05' W 722.0 ft to W. P. 55; N 7ø 55' W 138 ft 10.939 chs. N 88ø 13' W 862.1 ft to W. P. 56; N 1ø 47' E 87 ft 13.062 chs. N 88ø 50' W 1374.1 ft to W. P. 57; N 59ø 30' E 257 ft 20.820 chs., N 1ø 10' E 31 ft N 82ø 45' W 239 ft N 87ø 34' W 1335.4 ft to W. P. 58; N 2ø 26' E 32 ft 20.233 chs.
From W. P. 58, reference monument No. 20 bears S. 29ø16'00" W., 997.3 ft. (15.110 chs.) dist.; thence from W. P. 58
N 65ø 40' W 633.4 ft to W. P. 59; N 24ø 20' E 11 ft 9.597 chs. N 74ø 08' W 301.2 ft to W. P. 60; N 15ø 52' E 5 ft 4.564 chs. N 81ø 35' W 574.0 ft to W. P. 61; N 8ø 25' W 8 ft 8.697 chs. N 84ø 58' W 413.4 ft to W. P. 62; N 5ø 02' E 12 ft 6.264 chs. N 84ø 07' W 1250.6 ft to W. P. 63; N 5ø 53' E 12 ft 18.948 chs. S 85ø 32' W 414.0 ft to W. P. 64; N 4ø 28' W 22 ft 6.273 chs. S 67ø 06' W 702.2 ft to W. P. 65; N 22ø 54' W 41 ft 10.639 chs. S 88ø 21' W 390.8 ft to W. P. 66; N 1ø 39' W 16 ft 5.921 chs. N 78ø 34' W 487.2 ft to W. P. 67; N 11ø 26' E 5 ft 7.382 chs. N 82ø 28' W 921.0 ft to W. P. 68; N 7ø 32' E 6 ft 13.955 chs.
From W. P. 68, reference monument No. 21 bears S. 22ø26'00" W., 1522. 2 ft. (23.064 chs.) dist.; thence from W. P. 68
Connections to Bearing. Distance. Witness Post. the Boundary.
S 85ø 34' W 738.4 ft to W. P. 69; N 4ø 26' W 14 ft 11.188 chs. N 83ø 42' W 254.4 ft to W. P. 70; N 6ø 18' E 10 ft 3.718 chs. N 80ø 15' W 652.5 ft to W. P. 71; N 9ø 45' E 3 ft 9.886 chs. N 88ø 09' W 305.6 ft to W. P. 72; N 1ø 51' E 2 ft 4.630 chs. N 89ø 07' W 399.2 ft to W. P. 73; N 0ø 53' E 5 ft 6.048 chs. S 88ø 35' W 383.7 ft to W. P. 74; N 1ø 25' W 6 ft 5.814 chs. S 88ø 27' W 310.8 ft to W. P. 75; N 1ø 33' W 7 ft 4.709 chs. [454-Continued.]
N 85ø 53' W 572.4 ft to W. P. 76; N 4ø 07' E 4 ft 8.673 chs. N 82ø 29' W 300.6 ft to W. P. 77; N 7ø 31' E 7 ft 4.555 chs. N 78ø 49' W 257.4 ft to W. P. 78; N 11ø 11' E 3 ft 3.900 chs.
From W. P. 78, witness point Sec. 29, on the Oklahoma bluff, bears N. 0ø53'30" W., 11871.4 ft. (179.870 chs.) dist.; witness point Sec. 33, also on the Oklahoma bluff, bears N. 28ø57'10" E., 9866.0 ft. (149.485 chs.) dist.; thence from W. P. 78
N 81ø 40' W 682.3 ft to W. P. 79; S. 81ø 40' E 165 ft 10.338 chs. N 8ø 20' E 84 ft N 11ø 45' W 142 ft N 59ø 00' W 312 ft N 85ø 53' W 556.0 ft to W. P. 80; N 4ø 07' E 84 ft 8.424 chs. S 85ø 15' W 406.5 ft to W. P. 81; N 4ø 45' W 22 ft 6.159 chs. S 84ø 44' W 767.9 ft to W. P. 82; N 5ø 16' W 15 ft 11.635 chs. N 63ø 09' W 512.4 ft to W. P. 83; N 26ø 51' E 41 ft 7.764 chs. N 35ø 18' W 107 ft N 35ø 18' W 779.2 ft to W. P. 84; S. 34ø 30' E 344 ft 11.806 chs. S. 38ø 45' E 262 ft S. 35ø 45' E 137 ft N 54ø 42' E 103 ft N 27ø 15' E 215 ft N 11ø 30' E 359 ft N 11ø 30' E 440 ft N 26ø 00' E 941 ft
From W. P. 84, reference monument No. 22 bears S. 87ø24'10" W., 3046. 6 ft. (46.160 chs.) dist.; thence from W. P. 84
N 22ø 38' W 1160.4 ft to W. P. 85; S. 89ø 00' E 847 ft 17.582 chs. N 67ø 22' E 719 ft N 29ø 30' E 794 ft N 9ø 30' E 888 ft N 23ø 07' W 911.2 ft to W. P. 86; N 66ø 53' E 225 ft 13.806 chs. N 16ø 00' E 151 ft N 16ø 16' W 623.0 ft to W. P. 87; N 73ø 44' E 149 ft 9.439 chs. N 19ø 30' E 314 ft N 0ø 26' E 742.3 ft to W. P. 88; S. 89ø 34' E 84 ft 11.247 chs. N 15ø 41' W 1133.8 ft to W. P. 89; S. 40ø 45' E 201 ft 17.179 chs. N 74ø 19' E 62 ft N 3ø 00' W 144 ft N 43ø 19' W 849.9 ft to W. P. 90; N 46ø 41' E 66 ft 12.877 chs. N 46ø 31' W 650.8 ft to W. P. 91; N 43ø 29' E 103 ft 9.861 chs. N 38ø 22' W 823.4 ft to W. P. 92; N 51ø 38' E 108 ft 12.476 chs. N 29ø 08' W 846.5 ft to W. P. 93; N 60ø 52' E 139 ft 12.826 chs. N 25ø 03' W 653.9 ft to W. P. 94; N 64ø 57' E 102 ft 9.908 chs. [454-Continued.]
From W. P. 94, reference monument No. 22 bears S. 3ø43'40" E., 7541.0 ft. (114.258 chs.) dist.; reference monument No. 24 bears S. 36ø39'30" W., 6601.2 ft. (100.018 chs.) dist.; north range line station 17/16, on the Oklahoma bluff, bears N. 28ø04'30" W., 8368.8 ft. (126.800 chs.) dist.; witness point Sec. 29, also on the Oklahoma bluff, bears N. 61ø43'00" E., 7556.9 ft. (114.498 chs.) dist.; thence from W. P. 94
Connections to Bearing. Distance. Witness Post. the Boundary.
N 39ø 17' W 853.6 ft to W. P. 95; N 50ø 43' E 39 ft 12.933 chs. N 52ø 41' W 882.8 ft to W. P. 96; N 37ø 19' E 109 ft 13.376 chs. N 58ø 41' W 1040.2 ft to W. P. 97; N 31ø 19' E 85 ft 15.761 chs. N 51ø 02' W 843.9 ft to W. P. 98; N 38ø 58' E 200 ft 12.786 chs. N 38ø 11' W 612.0 ft to W. P. 99; N 51ø 49' E 139 ft 9.273 chs. N 64ø 40' W 856.6 ft to W. P. 100; North, 79 ft
South, on an extension of the west line of range 16 west in Oklahoma, 767.5 ft. (11.629 chs.) dist., to reference monument No. 23.
Description of Witness Posts.
The witness posts (abbreviated: 'W. P.') are all rough pine, creosoted. Most of the posts are 5 ft. 6 ins. long, and about 4 ins. in diameter, set 36 ins. in the ground. The initial and terminal witness posts, also the one set on the extension of the line between ranges 15 and 16 west, are 8 ins. in diameter. The part of each post above ground is squared, and painted white.
The posts are numbered upstream. The initial post ('0') bears the number '183.' It marks the lower limit of the Fort Augur Area and the upper limit of the Big Bend Area. The terminal post (No. 100) marks the upper limit of the Fort Augur Area. The numbers are stamped in the tops of the posts; they are also stenciled on the sides, as follows:
Tex.-Okla. Bdy. (on side towards the river);
Witness Posts (on side opposite to the river);
Number (on side downstream); and [454-Continued.]
U. S. Supreme Court (on side upstream).
Description of Reference Monuments.
The reference monuments (abbreviated: 'R. M.') on the Texas side are made of concrete, moulded in mass at the station, in galvanized forms 36 ins. long, 16 ins. upper diameter, 24 ins. base diameter, set 30 ins. in the ground. The center of each monument is marked by a heavy bronze tablet, inscribed as shown in the accompanying illustration.
Bronze Tablet Imbedded in Each Reference Monument.
The reference monuments on the Oklahoma bluff are correlated with the United States General Land Office public land subdivisional survey. Each one is an iron post, 36 ins. long, 2 ins. diameter, having a bronze cap, the post being placed full length in concrete, in a galvanized form 36 ins. long, 8 ins. upper diameter, 14 ins. diameter at the base, set 30 ins. in the ground. These monuments are appropriately marked according to the standard specifications of the General Land Office.
Reference Monuments in Texas.
Reference Monument No. 14. [454-Continued.]
This station is on the meridional extension of the line between ranges 14 and 15 west, of the Oklahoma surveys, in a narrow valley 675 ft. south of the south bank of Red river. This monument is the one farthest west in the Big Bend Area. This station is in a direct line from reference monument No. 13, Big Bend Area, to reference monument No. 15, Fort Augur Area. There is no visibility except to the north. The station is in the James Cole survey No. 825. The point is located on the farm of Frances Saunders, and is a considerable distance from a public road. The point may be reached from Bridgetown, from which place the point is about 2 1/2 miles west and 1 mile south. The monument is at the foot of the slope west of the farm house. The point is designated: 'South Range Line Station 1 5/14' (S. Rg. L. 15/14).
Reference Monument No. 15.
This station is about 1,000 ft. south of the south bluff of Red river, on land owned by Henry Schroeder, and on original survey No. 828. It is about 2 miles west and 1 1/2 miles north of Clara. The house of Henry Schroeder bears S. 36ø W., 440 ft. distant. The nearest point on a public road bears S. 73ø45' W., 1,200 ft. distant. The point is designated 'Schroeder Station.'
From this station Tipton station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Oklahoma bears N. 36ø34'12" W., 18,390 ft.; Grandfield station, U. S. C. & G. S., also in Oklahoma, bears N. 20ø40'18" E., 41,873 ft.; Sullivan station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Texas, bears S. 79ø55'51" E., 34,077 ft.
Reference Monument No. 16.
This station is on the Foster and Allen farm, in original survey No. 833. The station is close to the top of the south bluff of Red river, and about 1,000 feet west of Tenth Cavalry creek. It is 4 miles west and 2 miles north of Clara. The 'Burke-Cameron' oil well No. 1 bears S. 11ø30' W ., 565 ft. distant. The nearest point on a public road bears S. 86ø15' W., 1,650 ft. distant. The point is designated 'Burke-Cameron Station.'
From this station Sunshine station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Texas, bears S. 23ø45'56" W., 23,109 ft.
Reference Monument No. 17.
This station is on the E. A. Dale farm in original survey No. 836. It is on the river bluff in a pasture, about 1,600 ft. east of Cole creek, and about one quarter mile west of the Herschi oil field. The station is 5 1/2 miles west and 2 1/4 miles north of Clara. The nearest point on a public road bears S. 26ø E., 450 ft. distant. The station is designated 'Dale Station.' [454-Continued.]
Reference Monument No. 18.
This station is on W. E. Palmer's farm in the original James Cole survey No. 838. It is about 400 ft. south of the river bluff, and 130 ft. east of the west line of Palmer's land. It is 7 miles north and 5 1/2 miles east of Electra. The nearest point on a public road, which is in front of Mr. Palmer's house, bears S. 74ø50' E., 2,080 feet distant. The station is on the meridional extension of the line between ranges 15 and 16 west, in Oklahoma. The point is designated 'South Range Line 16/15' (S. Rg. L. 16/15).
From this station Burke station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Oklahoma, bears N. 11ø04'16" W., 28,495 ft.; Tipton station, U. S. C. & G. S., also in Oklahoma, bears N. 62ø44'04" E., 18,339 ft.; Sunshine station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Texas, bears S. 14ø42'31" E., 26,046 ft.
Reference Monument No. 19.
This station is on a sand hill in the Red River valley about 1,000 ft. northwest of China creek, and about one quarter mile north of the river bluff. It is on the farm owned by A. W. Wittenbach on block 315 of the Waggoner Colony subdivision. The station is 7 miles north and 4 1/2 miles east of Electra, Texas. The nearest point on a public road bears S. 85ø15' W., 3,150 ft. dist. The station is designated 'China Creek Station.'
Reference Monument No. 20.
This station is on the Marchant, Kelly and Schlaffke farm, in block 296 of the Waggoner Colony subdivision. It is about 600 ft. south of a point on the bluff of Red river locally known as 'Red Bluff.' The nearest point on a public road bears S. 73ø30' E., 2,700 ft. distant. The station is 3 miles east and 7 miles north of Electra. It is designated 'Red Bank Station.'
Reference Monument No. 21.
This station is on the J. D. Bonham farm, in block 278 of the Waggoner Colony subdivision. It is on a sand hill about 1,000 ft. south of the south bluff of Red river. It is about 7 1/2 miles north and 2 miles east of Electra. The north end of the Electra toll bridge across Red river bears N. 40ø W. A church steeple bears S. 48ø30' W., about 3 miles distant. The nearest point on a public road bears S. 42ø W., 1,900 ft. distant. The station is designated 'Cross Station.' From this station Harrold station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Texas, bears S. 70ø34'13" W., 44,981 ft.; Sunshine station, U. S. C. & G. S., also in Texas, bears S. 39ø08'00" E., 38,119 ft.
Reference Monument No. 22. [454-Continued.]
This station is on Mrs. E. A. West's farm in block 237 of the Waggoner Colony subdivision. It is near the top of the Red river bluff, about 8 miles north of Electra. The Magnolia Company's pump station (water supply) bears S. 75ø E., 500 ft. distant, and the pumper's house bears south, 150 ft. distant. The nearest point on a public road bears N. 85ø30' W., 1,870 ft. distant. The station is designated 'Magnolia Station.'
Reference Monument No. 23.
This station is in the Red River valley on land owned by G. L. Woodard, in block 209 of the Waggoner Colony subdivision. From it reference monument No. 24 bears south, 7,643.5 ft. The point is an auxiliary monument and is on line between north range line 17/16 and south range line 17/16 (No. 24).
Reference Monument No. 24.
This station is on the Nick Urban farm in block 209 of the Waggoner Colony subdivision. It is on the south bluff of Red river, 8 miles north and 1 mile west of Electra. From the station Mr. Urban's house bears S. 71ø W., about 2,000 ft. distant. The station is in a meridional extension of the line between ranges 16 and 17 west in Oklahoma, and is designated 'South Range Line 17/16' (S. Rg. L. 17/16).
Reference Monuments in Oklahoma.
North Range Line 17/16.
This station is on a high sand hill on the north bluff of Red river, on the line between ranges 16 and 17 west. It is about 400 ft. in a northwesterly direction from the north end of the Electra toll bridge over Red river. The quarter section corner between sections 19 and 24, T. 4 S., Rgs. 16 and 17 W., bears N. 0ø08'40" E., 2,185.9 ft. distant. The station is 13 miles west and 3 miles south of Grandfield.
From this station Harrold station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Texas, bears S. 41ø00'56" W., 42,768 ft.; Burke station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Oklahoma, bears N. 76ø30'52" E., 27,022 ft.; Sunshine station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Texas, bears S. 39ø21'19" E., 60,582 ft.
Witness Point Section 29.
This station is in the N. E. 1/4 of the S. E. 1/4 of Sec. 29, T. 4 S. R., 16 W. It is on a very high, prominent sand hill. The quarter section corner between sections 28 and 29, bears N. 10ø18'30" E., 617.9 feet distant. The station is 11 miles west and 3 1/2 miles south of Grandfield. Harrison Clemer's house bears N. 27ø E., about 3/4 mile distant. [454-Continued.]
From this station Harrold station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Texas, bears S. 53ø39'14" W., 48,011 ft.; Burke station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Oklahoma, bears N. 57ø13'43" E., 18,656 ft.; Sunshine station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Texas, bears S. 32ø51'34" E., 51,251 ft.
Witness Point Section 33.
This station is on a prominent sand hill overlooking the valley of Red river. It is in the N. E. 1/4 of section 33, T. 4 S., R. 16 W. The corner of Secs. 27, 28, 33 and 34, bears N. 18ø41' E., 1,301.2 ft. distant. The section corner referred to is on a north and south public road and is 4 miles south and 10 miles west of Grandfield.
Witness Point Section 35.
This station is on a prominent sand hill in the N. W. 1/4 of the S. E. 1/4 of section 35, T. 4 S., R. 16 W. It is on an Indian allotment. The quarter section corner between sections 26 and 35, bears N. 16ø30'45" W., 2,897.7 feet distant. The said quarter section corner is 4 miles south and 8 1/2 miles west of Grandfield.
From this station Harrold station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Texas, bears S. 65ø52'08" W., 57,834 ft.; Burke station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Oklahoma, bears N. 6ø06'56" E., 14.969 ft.; Sunshine station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Texas, bears S. 19ø41'07" E., 40,647 ft.
North Range Line 16/15.
This station is on the range line, between sections 31 and 36, T. 4 S ., Rgs. 15 and 16 W. It is on a south slope visible from Fort Augur, W. P. Sec. 35, and south range line 16/15. The corner of townships 4 and 5 south, ranges 15 and 16 west, bears S. 0ø04' W., 1,836.8 feet distant. The said township corner is 7 miles west and 5 miles south of Grandfield.
Fort Augur Station.
Witness Corner Section 6.
This station is on the site of old Fort Augur, in the N. E. 1/4 of section 6, T. 5 S., R. 15 W., on an Indian allotment. It is south of Mr. Sharrock's house, on a high bluff overlooking Red river. The corner of sections 5, 6, 31 and 32, on the north boundary of T. 5 S., R. 15 W., bears N. 71ø34'30" E., 1068.9 feet distant. [454-Continued.]
From this station Hickerson station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Oklahoma, bears N. 59ø03'25" W., 50,218 ft.; Burke station, U. S. C. & G. S., also in Oklahoma, bears N. 28ø41'46" W., 20,208 ft.; Tipton station, U. S. C. & G. S., also in Oklahoma, bears S. 81ø19'30" E., 12,207 ft.
Witness Point Section 5.
This station is in the N. W. 1/4 of the S. E. 1/4 of section 5, T. 5 S., R. 15 W., on the high bluff overlooking Red river. It is about 100 ft. south of a tenant house owned by George W. Hamill. The quarter section corner between sections 5 and 32, on the north boundary of T. 5 S., R. 15 W., bears N. 9ø18'10" W., 3,812.6 ft. distant. The station is 5 1/2 miles west and 5 1/2 miles south of Grandfield.
Witness Corner Section 10.
This station is in the N. W. 1/4 of the N. W. 1/4 of section 10, T. 5 S., R. 15 W., on a high sand hill overlooking Red River valley. The corner of sections 3, 4, 9 and 10, bears N. 29ø20' W., 965.9 feet distant. This section corner is 4 miles west and 6 miles south of Grandfield.
From this station Sunshine station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Texas, bears S. 18ø03'08" W., 31,096 ft.; Burke station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Oklahoma bears N. 42ø35'25" W., 32,055 ft.; Tipton station, U. S. C. & G. S., also in Oklahoma, bears N. 0ø59'22" E., 4,024 ft.
Witness Corner Section 11.
This station is on a prominent sand hill overlooking Red river, in the N. W. 1/4 of the N. W. 1/4 of section 11, T. 5 S., R. 15 W. The corner of sections 2, 3, 10 and 11, bears N. 57ø40' W., 152.9 feet distant. The station is 3 miles west and 6 miles south of Grandfield.
North Range Line 15/14.
This station is at the top of the Oklahoma bluff, on the line through township 5 south, between ranges 14 and 15 west, at a point 30.0 ft. south of the corner of Secs. 1, 6, 7 and 12. The station is 5 miles south and 2 miles west of Grandfield, and may be reached by public road from Grandfield.
From this station Grandfield station, U. S. C. & G. S., in Oklahoma, bears N. 20ø42'39" E., 29,587 ft.; Miller station, U. S. C. & G. S., also in Oklahoma, bears N. 82ø16'23" E., 42,894 ft.
TABLE 3. AZIMUTHS AND LENGTHS OF LINES CONNECTING REFERENCE MONUMENTS AND WITNESS POSTS.
Forward Station. and Back Azimuth. To Station. Distance.
R. M. No. 14 North W. P. No. 183 657.5 ft. South 9.962 chs.
North N. Rg. L. 15/14 9036.3 ft. South 136.914 chs.
S. 60ø 19' 00" W. R. M. No. 15 4975.5 ft. N. 60ø 18' 40" E. 75.387 chs.
R. M. No. 15 N. 20ø 35' 40" E. N. Rg. L. 15/14 12285.5 ft. S. 20ø 36' 10" W. 186.144 chs. [454-Continued.]
N. 19ø 47' 20" W. W. P. No. 9 1707.9 ft. S. 19ø 47' 20" E. 25.877 chs.
N. 28ø 00' 10" W. W. C. Sec. 11 13003.3 ft. S. 28ø 00' 50" E. 197.019 chs.
N. 45ø 44' 30" W. W. C. Sec. 10 15397.5 ft. S. 45ø 45' 50" E. 233.295 chs.
N. 73ø 55' 50" W. W. P. No. 20 7588.9 ft. S. 73ø 56' 40" E. 114.984 chs.
N. 78ø 24' 10" W. R. M. No. 16 11590.4 ft. S. 78ø 25' 30" E. 175.612 chs. R. M. No. 16 S. 86ø 47' 50" E. W. P. No. 20 4068.0 ft. N. 86ø 47' 20" W. 61.636 chs.
N. 59ø 39' 00" E. N. Rg. L. 15/14 18160.5 ft. S. 59ø 40' 50" W. 275.159 chs.
N. 29ø 49' 00" E. W. C. Sec. 11 10549.0 ft. S. 29ø 49' 30" W. 159.834 chs.
N. 2ø 11' 50" E. W. C. Sec. 10 8421.8 ft. S. 2ø 11' 50" W. 127.603 chs.
N. 4ø 24' 30" W. W. P. No. 26 2313.8 ft. S. 4ø 24' 30" E. 35.058 chs.
N. 34ø 19' 10" W. W. P. Sec. 5 13144.4 ft. S. 34ø 20' 00" E. 199.157 chs.
N. 77ø 36' 20" W. R. M. No. 17 7388.6 ft. S. 77ø 37' 10" E. 111.948 chs.
R. M. No. 17 N. 47ø 48' 40" E. W. C. Sec. 10 10173.1 ft. S. 47ø 49' 30" W. 154.138 chs.
N. 3ø 59' 40" E. W. P. No. 34 2860.0 ft. S. 3ø 59' 40" W. 43.334 chs.
N. 1ø 13' 00" W. W. P. Sec. 5 9272.3 ft. S. 1ø 13' 00" E. 140.490 chs.
N. 19ø 21' 20" W. Fort Augur 13459.2 ft. S. 19ø 21' 40" E. (W. C. Sec. 6) 203.928 chs.
N. 47ø 52' 20" W. W. P. No. 41 6520.5 ft. S. 47ø 52' 20" E. 98.796 chs. [454-Continued.]
N. 74ø 12' 30" W. R. M. No. 18 9037.7 ft. S. 74ø 13' 30" E. 136.935 chs.
R. M. No. 18 N. 74ø 54' 40" E. W. C. Sec. 10 16813.2 ft. S. 74ø 56' 20" W. 254.745 chs.
N. 63ø 36' 30" E. W. P. No. 41 4309.0 ft. S. 63ø 36' 50" W. 65.288 chs.
N. 22ø 27' 30" E. Fort Augur 11080.9 ft. S. 22ø 28' 00" W. (W. C. Sec. 6) 167.892 chs.
N. 0ø 00' 50" E. Cor. Tps. 4 & 5 s., 4069.8 ft. S. 0ø 00' 50" W. 61.663 chs. N. 0ø 00' 50" E. W. P. No. 47 10586.0 ft. S. 0ø 00' 50" W. Rs. 15 & 16 W. 160.394 chs.
N. 28ø 23' 30" W. W. P. Sec. 35 14869.7 ft. S. 28ø 24' 20" E. 225.298 chs.
N. 55ø 14' 10" W. R. M. No. 19 6905.8 ft. S. 55ø 14' 50" E. 104.634 chs.
N. 68ø 45' 50" W. R. M. No. 20 122333.1 ft. S. 68ø 47' 10" E. 185.350 chs.
R. M. No. 19 N. 39ø 54' 30" E. W. P. No. 52 2046.0 ft. S. 39ø 54' 30" W. 31.000 chs.
N. 8ø 42' 00" W. W. P. Sec. 35 9249.6 ft. S. 8ø 42' 10" E. 140.146 chs.
N. 85ø 05' 30" W. R. M. No. 20 5450.4 ft. S. 85ø 06' 10" E. 87.128 chs.
R. M. No. 20 N. 69ø 35' 40" E. Fort Augur 16679.9 ft. S. 69ø 37' 30" W. (W. C. Sec. 6) 252.726 chs.
N. 29ø 16' 00" E. W. P. No. 58 997.3 ft. S. 29ø 16' 00" W. 15.110 chs.
N. 26ø 34' 50" E. W. P. Sec. 35 9674.5 ft. S. 26ø 35' 20" W. 146.584 chs.
N. 36ø 00' 20" W. W. P. Sec. 29 16617.4 ft. S. 36ø 01' 20" E. 251.779 chs.
S. 89ø 34' 10" W. R. M. No. 21 6025.6 ft. N. 89ø 33' 40" E. 91.297 chs.
R. M. No. 21 N. 49ø 57' 40" E. W. P. Sec. 35 13522.1 ft. S. 49ø 58' 40" W. 204.880 chs. [454-Continued.]
N. 22ø 26' 00" E. W. P. No. 68 1522.2 ft. S. 22ø 26' 00" W. 23.064 chs.
N. 6ø 45' 30" E. W. P. Sec. 33 10320.6 ft. S. 6ø 45' 40" W. 156.372 chs.
N. 15ø 31' 10" W. W. P. Sec. 29 13997.3 ft. S. 15ø 31' 30" E. 212.080 chs.
N. 76ø 28' 50" W. R. M. No. 22 10195.3 ft. S. 76ø 30' 00" E. 154.474 chs.
R. M. No. 22 N. 87ø 24' 10" E. W. P. No. 84 3046.6 ft. S. 87ø 14' 10" W. 46.160 chs.
N. 54ø 43' 30" E. W. P. Sec. 33 13626.5 ft. S. 54ø 44' 50" W. 206.462 chs.
N. 29ø 02' 00" E. W. P. Sec. 29 12701.6 ft. S. 29ø 02' 40" W. 192.449 chs.
N. 3ø 43' 40" W. W. P. No. 94 7541.0 ft. S. 3ø 43' 40" E. 114.258 chs.
N. 16ø 32' 40" W. N. Rg. L. 17/16 15552.9 ft. S. 16ø 33' 10" E. 235.650 chs.
N. 63ø 17' 40" W. R. M. No. 24 4960.8 ft. S. 63ø 18' 20" E. 75.163 chs.
R. M. No. 24 N. 50ø 02' 10" E. W. P. Sec. 29 13822.4 ft. S. 50ø 03' 30" W. 209.431 chs.
N. 36ø 38' 50" E. W. P. No. 94 6601.2 ft. S. 36ø 39' 30" W. 100.018 chs.
North R. M. No. 23 7643.5 ft. South 115.810 chs.
R. M. No. 23 N. 83ø 21' 10" E. W. P. Sec. 29 10665.6 ft. S. 83 22 30 W. 161.600 chs.
North W. P. No. 100 767.5 ft. South 11.628 chs.
North N. Rg. L 17/16 5036.1 ft. South 76.304 chs.
N. Rg. L. 17/16 South N. Bank of Red 253.6 ft. North River 3.843 chs.
[454-Continued.]
S. 28ø 05' 10" E. W. P. No. 94 8368.8 ft. N. 28 04 30 W. 126.800 chs.
S. 70ø 15' 30" E. W. P. Sec. 29 11255.5 ft. N. 70ø 14' 20" W. 170.538 chs.
N. 0ø 08' 40" E. 1/4 Sec. Cor. 19/24 2185.9 ft. S. 0ø 08' 40" W. 33.119 chs.
W. P. Sec. 29 S. 61ø 43' 50" W. W. P. No. 94 7556.9 ft. N. 61ø 43' 00" E. 114.498 chs.
S. 0ø 53' 30" E. W. P. No. 78 11871.4 ft. N. 0ø 53' 30" W. 179.870 chs.
S. 56ø 52' 10" E. W. P. Sec. 33 5923.6 ft. N. 56ø 51' 40" W. 89.751 chs.
S. 71ø 14' 50" E. W. P. Sec. 35 14889.0 ft. N. 71ø 13' 20" W. 225.591 chs.
N. 10ø 18' 30" E. 1/4 Sec. Cor. 28/29 617.9 ft. S. 10ø 18' 30" W. 9.362 chs.
W. P. Sec. 33 S. 28ø 57' 40" W. W. P. No. 78 9866.0 ft. N. 28ø 57' 10" E. 149.485 chs.
S. 80ø 22' 20" E. W. P. Sec. 35 9268.2 ft. N. 80ø 21' 20" W. 140.427 chs.
W. P. Sec. 33 N. 18ø 41' 10" E. Cor. Secs. 27, 28, 1301.2 ft. S. 18ø 41' 10" W. 33 and 34 19.715 chs.
W. P. Sec. 35 S. 75ø 54' 20" E. Fort Augur 11654.7 ft. N. 75ø 53' 00" W. (W. C. Sec. 6) 176.587 chs.
S. 84ø 41' 50" E. N. Rg. L. 16/15 7106.2 ft. N. 84ø 41' 10" W. 107.670 chs.
N. 16ø 30' 40" W. 1/4 Sec. Cor. 26/35 2897.7 ft. S. 16ø 30' 40" E. 43.904 chs.
N. Rg. L. 16/15 S. 0ø 04' 00" W. Cor. Tps. 4 & 5 S., 1836.8 ft. N. 0ø 04' 00" E. Rs. 15 & 16 W. 27.831 chs.
S. 62ø 41' 50" E. Fort Augur 4757.7 ft. N. 62ø 41' 20" W. (W. C. Sec. 6) 72.087 chs.
Fort Augur S. 2ø 34' 30" W. W. P. No. 41 8333.4 ft. (W. C. Sec. 6) N. 2ø 34' 20" E. 126.264 chs.
[454-Continued.]
S. 51ø 12' 20" E. W. C. Sec. 5 5471.3 ft. N. 51ø 12' 00" W. 82.898 chs.
S. 63ø 57' 00" E. W. C. Sec. 10 13356.2 ft. N. 63ø 55' 50" W. 202.366 chs.
N. 71ø 34' 30" E. Cor. Secs. 5, 6, 1068.9 ft. S. 71ø 34' 30" W. 31 and 32 16.196 chs.
W. C. Sec. 5 S. 72ø 30' 10" E. W. C. Sec. 10 8109.9 ft. N. 72ø 29' 20" W. 122.877 chs.
N. 9ø 18' 10" W. 1/4 Sec. Cor. 5/32 3812.6 ft. S. 9ø 18' 10" E. 57.766 chs. W. C. Sec. 10 N. 81ø 29' 10" E. W. C. Sec. 11 4977.1 ft. S. 81ø 29' 40" W. 75.411 chs.
N. 29ø 20' 00" W. Cor. Sec. 3, 4 965.9 ft. S. 29ø 20' 00" E. 9 and 10 14.635 chs.
W. C. Sec. 11 S. 7ø 12' 00" W. W. P. No. 20 9454.5 ft. N. 7ø 11' 50" E. 143.250 chs.
N. 89ø 53' 00" E. N. Rg. L. 15/14 10427.1 ft. S. 89ø 54' 10" W. 157.986 chs.
N. 57ø 39' 40" W. Cor. Secs. 2, 3, 152.9 ft. S. 57ø 39' 40" E. 10 and 11 2.316 chs.
N. Rg. L. 15/14 South N. bank of Red 2422.0 ft. North river 36.698 chs.
North Cor. Sec. 1, 6, 30.0 ft. South 7 and 12 0.454 chs.
TABLE 4. GEOGRAPHIC POSITIONS AND ELEVATIONS.
(a)
Reference Monuments on Texas Bluff.
Reference Distance Elevation Monument. Latitude Longitude. (Feet). (Feet).
R. M. No. 14 34ø 07' 11.808" 98ø 42' 50.911" 4975.5 1052.780 R. M. No. 15 34ø 06' 47.448" 98ø 43' 42.333" 11590.4 1126.477 R. M. No. 16 34ø 07' 10.479" 98ø 45' 57.371" 7388.6 1071.349 R. M. No. 17 34ø 07' 26.154" 98ø 47' 23.213" 9037.7 1086.965 R. M. No. 18 34ø 07' 50.469" 98ø 49' 06.662" 6905.8 1084.303 R. M. No. 19 34ø 08' 29.424" 98ø 50' 14.158" 5750.4 1067.936 R. M. No. 20 34ø 08' 34.287" 98ø 51' 22.318" 6025.6 1143.591 R. M. No. 21 34ø 08' 33.834" 98ø 52' 34.000" 10195.3 1147.231 R. M. No. 22 34ø 08' 57.395" 98ø 54' 31.940" 4960.8 1109.850 R. M. No. 24 34ø 09' 19.445" 98ø 55' 24.665" 7643.5 1109.523 R. M. No. 23 34ø 10' 35.058" 98ø 55' 24.665" ....... 1077.823 [454-Continued.]
(b)
Reference Monuments on Oklahoma Bluff.
N. Rg. L. 17/16 34ø 11' 24.877" 98ø 55' 24.665" 11255.5 W. P. Sec. 29 34ø 10' 47.249" 98ø 53' 18.573" 5923.6 W. P. Sec. 33 34ø 10' 15.216" 98ø 52' 19.541" 9268.2 W. P. Sec. 35 34ø 09' 59.870" 98ø 50' 30.797" 7106.2 N. Rg. L. 16/15 34ø 09' 53.365" 98ø 49' 06.595" 4757.7 Fort Augur (W. C. Sec. 6) 34ø 09' 31.771" 98ø 48' 16.287" 5471.3 W. P. Sec. 5 34ø 08' 57.859" 98ø 47' 25.553" 8109.9 W. C. Sec. 10 34ø 08' 33.729" 98ø 45' 53.530" 4977.1 W. C. Sec. 11 34ø 08" 41.016" 98ø 44' 54.969" 10427.1 N. Rg. L. 15/14 34ø 08" 41.200" 98ø 42' 50.911" .......
In this area, and also in the Big Bend Area, the distances are measured from a nail driven vertically in the top of each post; the bench mark of the sea level elevation is the projecting head of a large nail driven horizontally in each post at the surface of the ground.
Witness Distance Elevation Post. Latitude. Longitude. (Feet). (Feet).
0 34ø 07' 18.312" 98ø 42' 50.911" 350.0 1024.249 1 34ø 07' 17.101" 98ø 42' 54.812" 899.7 1019.597 2 34ø 07' 12.568" 98ø 43' 04.026" 872.7 1024.776 3 34ø 07' 10.864" 98ø 43' 14.208" 230.5 1027.253 4 34ø 07' 10.514" 98ø 43' 16.918" 416.0 1027.962 5 34ø 07' 09.998" 98ø 43' 21.829" 253.2 1019.744 6 34ø 07' 09.154" 98ø 43' 23.665" 441.2 1024.222 7 34ø 07' 07.900" 98ø 43' 29.693" 1055.6 1019.847 8 34ø 07' 03.278" 98ø 43' 40.954" 694.0 1020.107 9 34ø 07' 03.349" 98ø 43' 49.211" 507.8 1020.876 10 34ø 07' 01.488" 98ø 43' 54.823" 664.7 1021.625 11 34ø 06' 58.009" 98ø 44' 01.534" 454.2 1021.182 12 34ø 06' 56.782" 98ø 44' 06.732" 878.3 1021.508 13 34ø 06' 54.673" 98ø 44' 16.866" 549.0 1028.893 14 34ø 06' 54.196" 98ø 44' 23.372" 533.1 1026.405 15 34ø 06' 54.423" 98ø 44' 29.708" 877.2 1023.512 16 34ø 06' 56.408" 98ø 44' 39.866" 741.8 1023.274 17 34ø 07' 01.011" 98ø 44' 46.738" 641.2 1024.484 18 34ø 07' 05.661" 98ø 44' 51.924" 727.0 1028.072 19 34ø 07' 06.688" 98ø 45' 00.484" 737.2 1026.875 20 34ø 07' 08.230" 98ø 45' 09.056" 464.9 1030.204 21 34ø 07' 09.918" 98ø 45' 14.201" 1227.2 1027.854 22 34ø 07' 16.532" 98ø 45' 26.442" 719.6 1027.426 23 34ø 07' 21.374" 98ø 45' 32.717" 713.4 1031.636 24 34ø 07' 25.752" 98ø 45' 39.373" 1100.2 1038.406 25 34ø 07' 32.211" 98ø 45' 49.907" 812.6 1040.915 26 34ø 07' 33.306" 98ø 45' 59.485" 800.7 1036.723 27 34ø 07' 36.560" 98ø 46' 08.168" 1170.4 1037.275 28 34ø 07' 37.307" 98ø 46' 22.063" 835.6 1037.210 29 34ø 07' 39.635" 98ø 46' 31.601" 1061.2 1038.490 30 34ø 07' 42.746" 98ø 46' 43.658" 848.2 1038.781 31 34ø 07' 45.866" 98ø 46' 53.024" 730.1 1039.413 32 34ø 07' 46.356" 98ø 47' 01.690" 1034.6 1040.621 33 34ø 07' 51.402" 98ø 47' 12.396" 771.6 1040.084 34 34ø 07' 54.393" 98ø 47' 20.841" 734.2 1038.913 35 34ø 07' 55.989" 98ø 47' 29.362" 763.8 1042.684 36 34ø 07' 56.134" 98ø 47' 38.447" 635.8 1040.053 37 34ø 07' 57.195" 98ø 47' 45.903" 989.2 1042.823 38 34ø 07' 59.039" 98ø 47' 57.461" 696.6 1044.407 39 34ø 07' 59.124" 98ø 48' 05.748" 884.1 1044.416 [454-Continued.]
40 34ø 08' 04.421" 98ø 48' 14.115" 752.6 1046.698 41 34ø 08' 09.428" 98ø 48' 20.740" 879.9 1052.743 42 34ø 08' 15.862" 98ø 48' 27.787" 555.8 1039.058 43 34ø 08' 19.912" 98ø 48' 32.257" 854.2 1045.476 44 34ø 08' 19.356" 98ø 48' 42.398" 814.8 1042.887 45 34ø 08' 22.833" 98ø 48' 51.143" 682.9 1046.260 46 34ø 08' 24.699" 98ø 48' 58.952" 889.0 1052.449 47 34ø 08' 30.735" 98ø 49' 06.642" 987.3 1044.796 48 34ø 08' 34.080" 98ø 49' 17.680" 1326.2 1045.522 49 34ø 08' 39.026" 98ø 49' 32.297" 574.0 1046.196 50 34ø 08' 39.935" 98ø 49' 39.039" 783.4 1050.358 51 34ø 08' 42.343" 98ø 49' 47.899" 930.5 1049.055 52 34ø 08' 44.946" 98ø 49' 58.520" 1355.0 1049.598 53 34ø 08' 45.702" 98ø 50' 14.618" 962.8 1051.386 54 34ø 08' 42.770" 98ø 50' 25.518" 722.0 1054.680 55 34ø 08' 41.786" 98ø 50' 34.027" 862.1 1058.355 56 34ø 08' 42.052" 98ø 50' 44.281" 1374.1 1062.337 57 34ø 08' 42.328" 98ø 51' 00.629" 1335.4 1055.042 58 34ø 08' 42.889" 98ø 51' 16.505" 633.4 1073.435 59 34ø 08' 45.471" 98ø 51' 23.368" 301.2 1062.260 60 34ø 08' 46.286" 98ø 51' 26.815" 574.0 1054.936 61 34ø 08' 47.116" 98ø 51' 33.572" 413.4 1056.082 62 34ø 08' 47.475" 98ø 51' 38.472" 1250.6 1059.648 63 34ø 08' 48.741" 98ø 51' 53.276" 414.0 1065.875 64 34ø 08' 48.421" 98ø 51' 58.188" 702.2 1087.682 65 34ø 08' 45.719" 98ø 52' 05.885" 390.8 1079.578 66 34ø 08' 45.607" 98ø 52' 10.533" 487.2 1067.273 67 34ø 08' 46.562" 98ø 52' 16.217" 921.0 1058.819 68 34ø 08' 47.755" 98ø 52' 27.083" 738.4 1063.335 69 34ø 08' 47.190" 98ø 52' 35.840" 245.4 1063.585 70 34ø 08' 47.456" 98ø 52' 38.741" 652.5 1060.734 71 34ø 08' 48.549" 98ø 52' 46.390" 305.6 1058.916 72 34ø 08' 48.646" 98ø 52' 50.023" 399.2 1066.709 73 34ø 08' 48.706" 98ø 52' 54.771" 383.7 1069.903 74 34ø 08' 48.612" 98ø 52' 59.334" 310.8 1061.441 75 34ø 08' 48.528" 98ø 53' 03.029" 572.4 1061.587 76 34ø 08' 48.933" 98ø 53' 09.820" 300.6 1060.614 77 34ø 08' 49.322" 98ø 53' 13.365" 257.4 1061.607 78 34ø 08' 49.816" 98ø 53' 16.368" 682.3 1061.726 79 34ø 08' 50.793" 98ø 53' 24.398" 556.0 1061.859 80 34ø 08' 51.187" 98ø 53' 30.994" 406.5 1069.876 81 34ø 08' 50.853" 98ø 53' 35.813" 767.9 1062.979 82 34ø 08' 50.155" 98ø 53' 44.908" 512.4 1064.704 83 34ø 08' 52.444" 98ø 53' 50.346" 779.2 1063.953 84 34ø 08' 58.737" 98ø 53' 55.702" 1160.4 1065.590 85 34ø 09' 09.336" 98ø 54' 01.017" 911.2 1065.470 86 34ø 09' 17.629" 98ø 54' 05.275" 623.0 1066.415 87 34ø 09' 23.548" 98ø 54' 07.352" 742.3 1066.609 88 34ø 09' 30.895" 98ø 54' 07.288" 1133.8 1068.844 89 34ø 09' 41.698" 98ø 54' 10.937" 849.9 1068.014 90 34ø 09' 47.816" 98ø 54' 17.876" 650.8 1067.686 91 34ø 09' 52.247" 98ø 54' 23.495" 823.4 1069.552 92 34ø 09' 58.635" 98ø 54' 29.577" 846.5 1077.617 93 34ø 10' 05.952" 98ø 54' 34.482" 653.9 1070.650 94 34ø 10' 11.814" 98ø 54' 37.779" 853.6 1074.137 95 34ø 10' 18.352" 98ø 54' 44.210" 882.6 1075.726 96 34ø 10' 23.648" 98ø 54' 52.565" 1040.2 1078.483 97 34ø 10' 28.998" 98ø 55' 03.139" 843.9 1073.197 98 34ø 10' 34.251" 98ø 55' 10.948" 612.0 1076.700 99 34ø 10' 39.011" 98ø 55' 15.450" 856.6 1074.939 100 34ø 10' 42.651" 98ø 55' 24.664" 767.5 1075.615 R.M. 23 34ø 10' 35.058" 98ø 55' 24.664" ...... 1077.823
[454-Continued.]
Five copies each of the report and maps have been today sent by registered mail to the Attorney General of the United States, the Attorney General of Texas and the Attorney General of Oklahoma. We have also filed with the clerk of the court fifty copies of the report and maps for the use of such private interveners as may apply for them. Thirty additional copies of the report and maps have been filed with the clerk for such disposition as the court may direct. The originals of the three maps hereinbefore named are bound with the original report, and appear in the following order: Road Map, showing location of reference monuments; Map No. 4; and Map No. 5, sheets Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Respectfully submitted.
Arthur D. Kidder,
Arthur A. Stiles, Commissioners.
Washington, D. C., January 5, 1925.
And no objection or exception to such report being presented, although the time therefor has expired,
It is now adjudged, ordered, and decreed that the said report be in all respects confirmed.
It is further adjudged, ordered, and decreed that the line delineated and set forth in the report and on the maps accompanying the same and referred to therein be established and declared to be the true boundary between the states of Texas and Oklahoma along the part of the Red river designated in such report, subject, however, to such changes as may hereafter be wrought by the [267 U.S. 452, 455] natural and gradual processes known as erosion and accretion as specified in the second, third, and fourth paragraphs of the decree rendered herein March 12, 1923, 261 U.S. 340 , 43 S. Ct. 376.
It is further ordered that the clerk of this court do transmit to the chief magistrates of the states of Texas and Oklahoma copies of this decree, duly authenticated under the seal of this court, together with copies of the maps which accompanied the report of the commissioners.
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[ Footnote 1 ] The maps published following the report are reduced from the scales above noted.
[Technical description on pages 361 to 372 and maps on pages 373 to 381, are not published in 267 U. S. Reports.-Ed.]
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Citation: 267 U.S. 452
Docket No: No. 13
Decided: March 09, 1925
Court: United States Supreme Court
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