Lomax v. Rowe

WILLSON, O. J.

(after stating the facts as above). We think it ought to he said it appeared without dispute in the evidence having probative force that the vacancy existed as claimed by appellant. While bearing trees called for in the patents had long ago disappeared, the location on the ground of the southwest corner of the Thomas Anderson survey on the east boundary line of the W. A. Pressley survey (No. 37) was well known, as was the location of the southeast corner of said Anderson survey. It was undisputed in the evidence, that, while the call in the field notes of the Anderson was for…