The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-06


which enters the township in section c.
courses southeast. passes out through
section 50, enters again IN same section,
passing out through section &C.
THE timber consists chiefly OF cotton
wood, elm. pecan, burr and post oak, and
is confined 10 the banks OF the streams"
TOWN 1 S. RANGE Il Y.
''The surface of this township is mostly
rolling prairie; the soil fair quality of
second rate.
Some elm. blackberry and cottonwood
timber IS foun.- along the banks OF some
OF the creeks"
TOWN s, RANGE Is W.
''The surface Of this township is gently
rolling prairie. sloping il all directions
from a high point in section 9. The soil
is second rate, and adapted to farming
purposes.
''The land is well watered by numerous
streams. the banks OF which are lined
with cottonwood, elm, ash and blackberry
timber"
TOWN S., RANGE Is ".
= ''The surface OF this township is rolling,
broken and hilIy brush prairie; the soil on
an average second rate. The brush con-
sists OF scattering mesquite. The land
is well watered by numerous streams
''The timber consists Of elm, blackberry,
chinaberry and cottonwood. mostly. and
is confined principally 10 the banks Of the
creeks"
TOWN s., RANGE II W.
1.-The surface OF this township IS mostly
rolling prairie; the soil second rate, Of a
good quality
There is some timber found, chiefly on
the banks of the creeks, consisting OF
elm. blackberry. chinaberry and cotton
wood"
TOWN S, RANGE I Nv.
''The surface Of this township is gently
rolling prairie; the soil second rate
THE land is well watered by numerous
small streams. most Of them dry at the
time surveyed.
1.-THE timber consists Of elm, chinaberry
and blackberry, and is confined to the
banks Of dry creeks in sections Is, Il and
pa
TOWN S, RANGE II W.
''The surface of this township is mostly
level and gently rolling dos-town prairie.
the soil is mixed with red clay and IS
second rate.
THE water is poor and tastes of al
kali.
THE timber consists Of scattering cot
tonwood. elm and blackberry and is con-
fined to the banks of q stream in the
western part of the township
TOWN 4 s, RANGE It W.
''The surface Of this fractional town
ship is mostly rough, rolling and sandy
prairie; the soil second and third rate.
The land is poorly watered.
The timber consists OF cottonwood,
blackberry, elm and shittim, and is con-
fined principally to small stream which
courses southeast, emptying into the river
in section a. Red river, whose average
width is 70 chains. enters the township
in section IS. coursing east, passing out
through section n. The banks are for
the most part low and sandy"
TOWN l S. RANGE IS W.
1.-THE surface Of this township is mostly
rolling prairie; the soil second rate. Of
fair quality, and suitable to farming pur-
poses"
TOWN . S, RANGE IS W.
1.-THE surface in this township is nearly
level, there being a gentle rise IL the
1.-THE soil in this township is fair, sec
ond rate. and adapted TO agricultural pur-
poses"
TOWN S, RANGE IS W.
"The surface Of this township IS mostly
level prairie; the soil mixed with red
cley, second rate.
THE township is almost wholly desti-
tute of water and timber.
"The greater portion Of the land Is in
habited by prairie dogs
TOWN S, RANGE IS ".
''The surface OF this fractional township
is gently rolling or rolling prairie except
sand hills. The soil is second rate, Of a
fair quality. The sandhIis stretch east
and west across the township. extending
nearl yto the river in some places and are
about one mile in width. The soil is
third rate.
THE timber lies almost entirely among
the sandhils. and consists Of cottonwood.
mulberry. pecan. shittin, and
Red river flows in an easterly direction
through the southern part OF the township
and its average width is 1890 chains"
TOWN is. RANGE 19 ".
THE surface Of this township IS mostly
level and gently rolling dog-town prairie;
the soil second and third rate.
'The LAND is entirely destitute OF water
and timber, excepting the north fork OF
south and center. from which the ground |
5escends. in the east part creek with /
many springs is found. and flows in a /
southerly direction. passing ont through |
section &c. ar the southern boundary.
Red river. which enters the township IN |
section , courses south, passing out /
through section CT. There are also few |
trees along its banks
TOWN Q s. RANGE 1s ".
The surface Of this fractional township /
s gently rolling. doE-town prairie n the I
.astern portion, the soil second rate; the I!
lalancs Of the surface mostly rolling. /
ANDY prairie. Sol on an average third 1
ate
red river enters The township in sec-
ION Is. flows southeast and ieaves IN
action G. u Sc q shallow stream. about
o chains in width. with a small amount
Z water. strongly tasting ~ salt. The
.o-th FORK Cf Red river enters il sectiou 1
flows east ard solth. ard passes out
% the same section. enters again in Sec
ion 2. flows south ana southeast. and
mptles into Red river IN section .. Its
ver-re width is = chaias- broad
.ough connects North FORK ard RED river
rom section 81 solthrast % Snrth FORK
a sa-teu - There is some cottonwood
.m6e- on Rcd river ard North FORK"
TOwS s. range - ".
s1he surface ~ tlis tozrshsp except
1-lhll-zl is Es1-iT rolling prairie. the
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