Times Independent | 1962-07-26 | Page 5 | Counties Decide on Concrete Boundary Marks

Counties De Decide ide ideOn On Concrete Boundary Marks Maries San Juan and Grand counties have agreed on J Ja a lin line of ot concrete con con- crete markers to define detine their I Iong long long-d long disputed common boun boun- dory dary I At a joint meeting last week I commissioners from both counties countIEs counties coun coun- ties tIE's met root with Hubert Lambert of ot the Utah state engineers engineer's office and agreed to install the c concrete copper-capped copper markers I line of ot the latest US U.S. I Coast and Geodetic survey of the line The new markers will end n a boundary dispute that went all alt the way to the state supreme court The high court ruled unanimously to shift shirt the boundary boundary boun boun- dary 3 2 of a mile northward with the advantage going to SanJuan San SanJuan SanJuan Juan County Included in the new strip of ofSan ofSan ofSan San Juan County is part of the vast potash lands that underlie the Texas Gulf Gult Sulphur Co ming mining min ing complex The mill milt and mine minesite minesite minesite site are arc well within the Grand County border