The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-06
WHAT THE
NEW LANDS
LOOK LIKE
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The timber consists chiefly Of post and
black oak, elm. pecan, blackberry and cot
tonwood, 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 tim
Der
The land is suitable 70 agricultural
or farming purposes.
The timber IS Ct first quality"
TOWN. I s, RANGE ".
THE surface of this township is gently
rolling prairie. and the soil on an average
second rate.
THE land is watered by small streams
from five to ten links in width, the
banks OF which are lined with scattering
elm. cottonwood, blackberry and pecan
timber.
The land Is better suited for grazing
than agricultural purposes"
TOWN 5 S, RANGE ".
The surface OF this fractional township
is rolling, mostly prairie; soil. second
rate, and well adapted for grazing pur-
poses.
Red river enters IN the township IN
section Is, flowing northeast to sections
two and three, where it bends, flowing
south through the eastern tiers Of sec
tons, and passing out through section
S.
The timber consists chiefly Of elm
and cottonwood, and IS principally con-
fined to the banks Of the river.
Land unsuitable for cultivation"
TOWN Q RAN-CE7 IN "
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 seventy-five links in
width, enters the township in section 10.
takes q southeasterly course, passing out
through section 81 Cache creek.)"
TOWN g 6. RANGE 10 W.
1.-The surface OF this township is gently
rolling mostly prairie, and the soil IS
good second rate.
THE land is well watered by small
streams and springs,
'"The timber consists chiefly OF elm, oak,
cottonwood and pecan, and is principally
confined to the wester portion of the
township.
"a stream about 70 links in width en-
ters the township in section 6, bearing
south through the western tier Of sections
and is called Cache creek.
The land is adapted to cultivation"
TOWN 4 g.. RANGE 10 W.
1.-THE surface Of this township is gently
rolling prairie. soil is good second rate;
well adapted to farming and agricultural
purposes.
The land is well wstered by numer
Gus streams, the banks Of which are gen
orally lined with elm, cottonwood, oak
and pecan timber.
"A stream of about 125 links in width
enters the township in section 10. flowing
south and passing out on the line be-
tween sections 81 and s2-Cache creek.
THE western part of the township Is
good, loamy, black soil"
TOWN 5 S, RANGE 10 W.
1.-THE surface Of this fractional township
is gently rolling, mostly prairie; soil is
second rate.
The timber consists chiey Of elm, cot
and willow and is principally con-
fined TO the banks of the river.
THE lower bottom land bordering the
river is generally level, and the soil is
sandy, second rate. The soil Of the upper
river bottom is black and good first rate.
Red river enters the township in sec
ton Z, flowin geast and southeast, passing
out through section Is.
The banks are mostly low and covered
with cottonwood timber"
TOWN s, RANGE II W.
THE surface of this township is gently
rolling mostly prairie; the soil on an av-
erage first rate. The land is well watered
by Cache creek and its numerous tribu-
taries. This stream is about 100 links in
width, and enters the township in section
4. courses southeast, passing out through
section 55. The bottom land bordering
this stream is well adapted for farming
purposes"
TOWN s. RANGE Il W.
THE surface Of this township is mostly
level. dog-town prairie. The east half
slopes toward Cache creek. and Is rolling
and gently rolling urairie- There is fine
bottom in the eastern portion Of the
NNIlSllp 4 ne SOA OF lp4auQS is second
rate; bottom land first rate.
Cache creek, from 50 to 70 links wide,
enters the township in section 2, flowing
and leaving through section
p.
THE most OF the timber in this town
ship lies along this creek. and consists Of
burr and post oak. cottonwood, elm, Pc
can, blackberry and shittim."
TOWN 3 s, RANGE Il ".
1.-THE surface Of this township is high
and mostly level prairie. sloping at the
east and west sides towards two large
creeks.
The land IS well watered by these two I
streams and their numerous tributaries I
west Cache creek enters the township in /
section :. coursing south and passing out +
through section 81.
THE timber consists Of burr and post T.
pax. cottonwood elm. pecan. hackb-rry +
snd shltt,m Of a good quality. and is
confined to the banks % the streams"
TOWN 4 s.. RANGE % W
"The surface ~ this township IS gently (
rolling. mostly prairie: the soil second f
rate aad wei adapted 70 farming pur- +
poses.
The land IS we-l 7Vatered hy numerous j
streams. the principal ~ which IS West /