Melville Fuller

“ The word 'Indiana' is cut on the northeasterly side, the word 'Kentucky' on the southwesterly side, and the word 'Terminal' on the northwesterly side, in the same style as the first monument.
'For each of these monuments there was an excavation made six feet square and four feet deep, in the bottom of which one foot in thickness of concrete was placed and well rammed. On this the stone was placed on end, and filled around with concrete, well rammed to the surface of the ground, leaving three feet of the stone above the ground. ”

“ That pursuant to the order made in said cause at the October term, 1895, continuing the commission for the purpose therein stated, they gave notice for bids for the stone monuments and iron posts and setting of the same to mark the boundary line as established by the order of this court. ”

“ These are of cast iron, round, six inches in cross section, the top closed and a square pedestal cast on the lower end, the casting being three-quarters of an inch thick. The word 'Indiana' on the one side and the word 'Kentucky' on the other were cast in raised letters, the words reading downward. ”