Trunnell v. Tonole

In May, 1908, the defendant Gr. P. Miller was the owner of a strip of land 30 feet wide and some eight or nine hundred feet long*, lying alongside the right of way of the Oregon-California Railroad then in Douglas County, but now in Lane County owing to a legislative change in the boundaries of the two counties. At that time Miller and his wife conveyed to the defendants Tonole by metes and bounds 500 feet off the east end of the tract. The grantees entered into possession and proceeded to build a house thereon. The undisputed evidence is that they made no survey to locate the boundary line…