The National tribune., 1901-07-18

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emptying into Cache creek in section p.
rhe timber consists chiefly of elm, oak, cot
lolwoOd, walnut and pecan, and is principally
confined to the banks of these streams"
TOWN. N, RANGE II w.
"The surface of this township is rolling
prairie, and the soil on an average good,
second rate. The land is well watered by
numerous streams from 10 to 80 ks. dinks} in
width, the banks OF which are generally
skirted with timber, consisting chiefly of oak,
elm and cottonwood"
TOWN. 6 N, RANGE II W.
"The surface of this township is rolling
prairie and the soil is generally sandy, first
and second rate The land - warered by
small streams from 10 to 20 lks. (Iinksl in
width.
The timber consists chiefly of post and
black oak, elm and cottonwood Of an in
ferior quality
TOWN. N. RANCE w.
''The surface of the upland of this frac-
tional township is rolling soil Of second and
third rate quality, part of it being very
sandy.
"The bottom land along the washita
River is level; soil, first rate.
Scattering timber tscrubby post and black
oak is foJEl in some parts of the upland,
while in the bottom on the margin of the
river good timber is found, chiefly of cotton
wood, elm and ash.
Sandstone and gypsum stone is found In
abundance in the upland"
TOWN. ". RANGE IL W.
"The surface Of this township is generally
level mostly dogtown prairie, and the soil
second rate.
THE land is well watered by numerous
small streams the banks of which are lined
with cottonwood, elm and blackberry and
walnut TIMBER
TOWN. N, RANGE Il W.
'The northeast and southwest portions of
this township are gently rolling prairie, and
the soil second rate.
''The valley which borders Chandler's creek
is considerably above the common average,
and is well adapted for farming and agricul-
tural purposes
"a riGge and chain OF mountains bear
diasonally across the township from north
west TO southeast, the surface OF which Is
broken, rough, hilly and rocky; soil, third
rate.
1.-The timber consists chiefly of cottonwood,
elm, pecan aud post oak, which is principally
confined TO the banks of Chandler creek. This
stream, whose average width Is % links,
enters the township in section 6, coursing
southeast, and passing out through section
TOWN. N, RANGE u w.
"The surface Of this township, with the
exception Of the southwest corner Is gently
rolling prairie, and the soil good, first and
second rate, sad well adapted for farming
and agricultural purposes.
THE southwest portion consists OF ridge
Of hills, the surface rough, rolling and rocky
soil, third rate and well adapted for graz
ing purposes.
''Fhe land is well watered by clear and
rapid streams, whose general course is east.
''The timber consists chiefly of elm and
cottonwood, and Is principally confined to the
banks of the creeks"
TOWN. 6 N. RANGE u W.
"The quality of the land in this township
is considerably above the common average
and is well adapted for farming and agricul
tural purposes
''The land is watered by several small
streams of pure running water from 5 to 4C
| ks. tlinkS) in width.
THE timber consists chiefly of elm. cotton
wood, oak, willow and pecan. and is princi
pallS confined to the banks OF the creeks"
TOWN. N, RANGE II w
''This fractional township is bounded or
the north by the Washita River. which is
fine stream Of clear water, having pretty
| swift current and a very sandy bed.
THE surface Of this township is rolling
the soil sandy, second rate, excepting IN,
bottom land along the river, which is Level
and soil first rate.
| "A considerable quantity Of good timber II
found in this township, the most Of it on tn,
banks of the river.
Sandstone of poor quality abounds"
i TOWN. N, RANGE 13 w.
The surface Of this township is mostl,
rolling prairie, and the soil on averag'
good, second rate. The land Is well wateret
by numerous streams from 10 to 100 lks
Qinksl in width.
cottonwood. blackberry, walnut and elm OF
good quality, and Is confined principally t
the banks of the creeks
TOWN. 2 N, RANGE IS w
THE northern part Of this township
mountainous, the surface of which Is roug.
rocky and barren. The balance of the town
ship Is rolling prairie, and the soil secon,
rate.
'The land is well watered by smal
streams, the banks of which are covered witt
elm, cottonwood and oak timber"
TOWN N, RANGE 10 w.
'The surface of the northern half of thi
township is rough. rolling. broken and rocky
: soil, third rate. The surface of the southern
, portion is rolling mostly prairie, and the sol
J second rate.
''rhe land is well watered by MedlcIn
Bluff creek and Its numerous tributaries III
banks OF which are skirted with fai
quality OF elm. cottonwood, post and blac
OAK timber. The balance of the timber
confined principally TO the lower tier of sec
tions, and consists chiefly OF scatterin
! scrubby post and black oak"
TOWN. 3 ". RANGE 10 W.
The surface of this township in the east
: ern and southwestern portions Is very roug
and rocky; the soil third rate and who'll
unfit for cultivation.
} The central and northwest portions ar
gently rolling prairie; soil. first and secon
rate.