The National tribune., 1901-07-25
TOWN. 2 s., RANGE s W.

with elm, cottonwood blackberry, walnut
pecan, willow and bOX-elder. The western
| half is well adapted fer farming and agricul
tural purposes. Sandstone rock is scattered
in considerable quantities over the town
ship"
TOWN. s., RANGE W.
1.-The surface of this township is gently
rolling, mostly prairie, and the soil second
rate.
The timber consists chiefly of post and
black oak, and is principally confined to the
northeastern part of the township.
The land is well watered by numerous
streams. Big Beaver, creek about 80 ks
tlinks) in width, enters in section is in the
southwest corner OF section Is, flowing south
east and passing out through section SO. The
banks of these streams are lined with elm
and cottonwood timber. The soil Of this
township is well adapted for farming and
agricultural purposes.
The water in creeks Is pure"
TOWN. 4 s., RANGE w
1.-THE upland in this township is gently roll
ing, mostly prairie, and the soil second rate.
The bottom lands are generally level, and the
soil on an average second rate.
1.-The timber consists of post and burr
oak, elm, cottonwood, pecan, blackberry, box.
elder and mesquit, and is principally con-
fined to the banks Of the streams.
Beaver creek, stream Of about so links
In width, enters the township in section 4,
flowing southeast, and passing out through
section Sc.
"The soil on upland is better than on the
bottom, where IL is wet ana heaVy.
THE water of Beaver creek is pure"
TOWN. 5 s., RANGE w.
"The surface of this township is rolling
prairie, and the soil on an average second
rate.
1.-THE land is well watered by small
streams.
1.-The timber consists chiefly of elm and
cottonwood, and is principally confined to the
banks of the creeks"
TOWN. 6 s., RANGE W.
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rolling prairie, and the soil second rate.
Red river enters the township In section
10, taking an easterly course, and passing
out through section 20.
'The soil is suitable for farming and agri-
cultural purposes, being better than the Bot
toms.
THE timber consists chiefly of pecan and
elm, and is found on the border Of the bot
toms along Red river. There Is no running
water In the township"
TOWN 1 s.. RANGE W.
"The upland Of this township is high roll
ing, mostly prairie, and the soil second rate.
The bottom lands are gently rolling; soil, first
rate, and well adapted for farming and agri-
cultural purposes.
''The land is well watered by numerous
streams, Big Beaver creek, the largest of
which enters the township in section 6, tax
ing a southerly course and passing out
through section 81.
The timber consists chiefly of post oak,
elm, pecan, cottonwood and blackberry, and
is principally confined to the banks Of the
streams Of first rate quality. The water in
Beaver creek is first quality"
TOWN. S., RANGE 9 W.
1.-THE surface Of this township Is high and
rolling, mostly prairie, and the soil second
rate.
cottonwood, pecan and blackberry, and Is
principally confined to the banks Of the
streams. Beaver creek, a stream about 40
lks. Qinks) in width, enters the township in
section 9; taking southeasterly course, pass
ing out through section "a. Some Of the bot
tom lands bordering this stream are gently
rolling, and well adapted for farming pur-
poses"
TOWN s., RANGE W
1.-The surface of this township Is gently
rolling, mostly prairie, and the soil second
rate.
THE timber consists chiefly of post and
wood, and is principally confined to the
northeastern part Of the township.
THE land is well watered by small
streams. the banks OF which are covered with
scattering elm and cottonwood timber
The land is suitable for agricultural or
farming purposes.
''The timber is Of first quality"
TOWN. 4 S, RANGE W.
'The surface of this township is gently
rolling prairie, and the soil on an ayerIge'
second rate.
1.-The land is watered by small streams
from to 10 links in width, the banks OF
which are lined with scattering elm, cotton
wood, blackberry and pecan timber.
THE land is better suited for grazing than
agricultural purposes"
TOWN. 5 s.. RANGE o W.
''The surface Of this fractional township
Is rolling mostly prairie; soil, second rate,
and well adapted for grazing purposes.
Red river enters the township In section
1s, flowing northeast to sections and 3,
where 1t bends, flowing south through the
eastern tiers Of sections, and passing out
rlrFU Hevh gn#f Inn
THE timber consists chiefly of elm and
cottonwood, and is principally confined to the
banks of the river.
Land unsuitable for cultivation"
TOWN. 1 s., RANGE 10 W.
THE surface Of this township Is gently
rolling prairie; soil, good, second rate, and
well adapted for farming and agricultural
purposes. The land Is watered by small
streams and runs"
TOWN. 2 S., RANGE 10 W.
''The surface of this township Is gently
rolling prairie, and the soil good, second rate.
The land Is well watered by numerous
creeks and springs, the banks Of which are
generally lined with elm, cottonwood and
blackberry timber.
"a stream, about IS ks 0Inks) In width,
enters the township in section 10, takes
southeaster!y course, passing out through
section 81 Cache creek)."
TOWN. 3 s., RANGE 10 W
The surface Of this township is gently
rolling mostly prairie, and the soil good,
second rate.
The land is well watcred by small
streams and springs.
The timber consists chiefly Of elm oak.
cottonwood and pecan, and is principally coii-
fined to the western part Of the township.
"A stream. about 10 ks. ninksy in width,
enters the township in section g, bearing
south through the western tier OF sections
Cache creekl.
THE land is adapted for cultivation"
TOWN. 4 s., RANGE 10 w.
The surface OF this township Is gently
rolling prairie; soil, good second rate. and
well adapted for farming and agricultural
purposes.
THE land is well watered by numerous
streams, the banks Of which are generally
lined with elm, cottonwood, oak and pecan
timber
"a stream Of about 125 Iks. links) in width
enters the township in section 10, flowing
south, and passing ont on the line between
sections 81 and 80 Cache creek.
THE western part OF the township is good,
loamy, black soil.'
TOWN. 3 s.. RANGE 10 w
'The surface Of this fractional township
is gently rolling mostly prairie; soil, second
rate.
THE timber consists chiefly OF elm cot
tonwood and willow. and is principally con-
fined to the banks Of the river
THE lower bottom land bordering the
river is generally level; soil, sandy second
rate. The soil OF the upper river bottom Is
black and good. first rate
Red river enters the township in section
Z, flowing east and southeast, passing out
through section -.
The banks mostly low and covered
with cottonwood timber"
TOWN. / s., RANGE II w
''rhe surface Of this township is gently
rolling. mostly prairie and the soil on an
average first rate. The land is well watered
by Cache creek and It's numerous tributaries
This stream is about 100 links in width, and