69 P. 678 | Or. | 1902
delivered the opinion.
This is a proceeding, by writ of review, to annul and set aside the action of a county court in locating and establishing a county road. The only question for decision is whether the terminus thereof is sufficiently specified in the petition for its location. The road, as set out in the petition, begins at a certain definite point with reference to a previously located county road and the government survey; runs thence by course and distance to angle 1; thence in the same way to angle 2, and so on, for about two miles, to angle 29, “at southeast corner of C. E'. Baker’s land”; from thence it runs according to courses and distances about three quarters of a mile to angle 34, “at a point 20 feet west of the southeast corner of Amos Nelson’s land claim; thence north,
Affirmed.