Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-12-03 | Page 13 | Boundary Line Report is Made

iuiflfiy line BEPOBJIS iBE )., Surveyors of Wasatch and m, Summit Counties Submit -vj Result of Labors. r.- ''him. n"'- gwiiil to The Tribune, i ' PKOVO, Dec. 2. A report from Ben s1'--' E. Arpyle, county surveyor o Utah county, and George Barzus, county sur- ( vevor of Wasatch county, on tho boun-nr,' boun-nr,' dnry line between the counties at, Scl-'! Scl-'! i-ier Summit, was presented nt the meeting of the county commissioners Slw' today. It read in part ns follows: " Wc found that the point referred Mich'to in the statute, whicn designates a I'l' tj. point where the wagon road from Snan-flrs-.ish Fork to White river, as existed in February, 180, crossing said Soldier j ."'Summit, has lieen obliterated by the D. .JiJf, It. (.. railroad cut at said Soldier ".uSamimt, but found from tlie evidence ho-prcsenteil by the contour of the sur-s'om.rounding sur-s'om.rounding land and statements of old " '''inhabitants, who were familiar with the "'locality, prior to tho advent of the w-.-Iraiiroad, to tte point where said road :i-,Tcrosscd said Soldier Summit in Feb-uuiuary, Feb-uuiuary, 1880, was upon, or very near " :r; the quarter section line running north l"'i'cnd south through the, center of sce-..""'tion sce-..""'tion 2o in township 10 south, range 7 west, of Salt Lake meridian, and we .ve" accordingly established tho said point ar-where the Wagon road crossed the sum-'-'a rait in February, 13S0 at a point 750 W:! feet south from the north quarter cor-ir?,'" cor-ir?,'" ncr of section 23. .,,'"' "From this point the dividing line ntnv between said counties runs south along 1 the quarter section line of sections 2o and .'lb' to the south boundary line of township 10 south, Salt Lake meridian. "Running northerly from said point we found the summit of the divide be-tween be-tween Spanish Fork and White river I fip to vary slightly, first to the west and I S then to the east of a line running lyy north t herefrom, upon a line which it would be difficult to follow minutely, and wo therefore decided to establish PQij.the county boundary line upon a line continuing north from the first described de-scribed point of road crossing running north along the quarter section line 750 foot to the north quarter corner of section 23, and then continuing north along quarter section line through aec-n.lm;tion aec-n.lm;tion 21, said township and range, a dis-u dis-u us-lauco of about three-fourths of a mile rerr. to the summit of a high ridge, which nt clears northwesterly, and thence along :he summit of said rancw in a north-eeahiesterly north-eeahiesterly direction as now defined by eckLY.aw."