Boundaries and landmarks: a practical manual (1912)
Mulford, Alfred Cornell, 1891- · New York, D. Van Nostrand Company · leaf 36
Fig. 12. The stone being jammed into the roots of the tree, whereit enters the ground. LANDMARKS 25 fined to the sides where the intersecting lines enter thetree. Sometimes a stone is jammed into the earth at thefoot of the tree to emphasize the corner, like in Fig. 12.There is an instance where… … Fig. 13. Being a line tree a chip is taken out of opposite sides. but the stone jammed in by the stump, especially as itwas common local usage, identified it with certainty (seeFig. 12.) Line trees. — A line tree, i.e., a tree through whichthe line passes, is usually designated in the field by one…
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