Boundaries and landmarks: a practical manual (1912)
Mulford, Alfred Cornell, 1891- · New York, D. Van Nostrand Company · leaf 35
ey must be regarded as extremely important, espe-cially as they usually come under the head of marks onthe ground of an old survey. A property owner oftensets up the artificial landmarks, but it is more frequentlythe surveyor who marks the timber. Corner trees. — A corner tree is usually marked… … Fig. ii. The three notches in some cases are cut on the four sides of thetree, and in other cases, only on one side when the intersecting linesenter the tree.
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