Radford v. Johnson

The parties to this action own adjoining farms, both situate in the same section, plaintiff’s being the southwest quarter and defendant’s the southeast quarter. The real, dispute is as to the proper location of the boundary line dividing their farms. The tract in controversy consists of a narrow strip about 19 feet wide, and in quantity about one-half acre. Both parties agree upon the *183location of the original government corners marking the four corners of the section in which their land is located. ■ Plaintiff fixes the beginning of the dividing line between them at a point on the south…