Navajo County v. Apache County

— Navajo county makes complaint that Apache county, which joins it on the east, is asserting dominion over a narrow strip of land, based upon a false boundary line, a line not in accordance with the provisions of the statute defining the limits of the two counties. The line dividing the two counties commences at the northern boundary of the state, and for a distance of a hundred miles or more extends due south along the 110th degree of longitude, then departing from it for a few miles to the west, and for the remaining distance, another hundred miles or more, follows what is described in the…