Wilder v. Rowell

W. E. Rowell made written application to the land' processioners of the 630th District, G. M., of Crawford County, to have the line between his land, known as the W. E. Rowell home place, containing 100 acres, and the land of W. E. Wilder surveyed and marked anew, said line being the western boundary line of the applicant’s land, and being referred to as the line in dispute. The processioners fixed a date on which they, together with the county surveyor, would trace and mark anew said line and gave W. E. Wilder ten days’ written notice of this, as required by law. The return of the…