But long before that, the mine caused a rush, and the town of Red Mountain was plattedin June of 1883.
The haarhs presented on these occasions at the Oude court are composed of silver ribands very prettily platted and confined at each division of plats by knobs covered with silver riband.
They strain their milk through platted tufts of hair from a cow's tail.
These knots consist of innumerable little plates, looking as if all the buds had been cut short, and platted together.
Ripley, in Brown County, fifty-five miles above Cincinnati, was platted about the year 1812 by Colonel James Poage of Virginia.
In accordance with Monroe's suggestion, when the addition was platted the name was changed to Monroe.
Carlyle was plattedas a town site in 1818, and incorporated the following year.
Saundersville, which was platted by John Ingle, did not contain an inhabitant by 1830.
Seldom is it possible in mining operations to disclose the facts in three dimensions so completely that they may be empirically observed and platted by the layman.
The locations of these diamond finds were platted on a glacial map, and lines were projected in a general northerly direction along the known lines of the glacial movement.
It is made of platted bamboo, enclosing broad leaves of Phrynium.
The part of the thong next the handle is platted a little way down to stiffen it and give it a spring, on which much of its use depends; and that which composes the lash is chewed, by the women to make it flexible in frosty weather.
We were tired of it when we reached "Hinckley," platted on a farm owned by Antonia's father, and where we ceased to perform the ceremony of unveiling.
Even Giddings had platted the "Herald Addition," and was offering a choice quarter-block as a prize to the person who could guess nearest to the average monthly increase in values in the addition, as shown by the record of sales.
We have enough actual, well-defined, surveyed and plattedgrief on our hands, without any mooning about hunting for the speculative variety.
And Alice smiled back at him with her white face between the pale gold, serious bands of platted hair.
The symbol showing dip and strike should be accurately platted by means of a protractor, so that the strike will be shown graphically, without a number and a degree mark, and not need replatting by a draftsman or engraver.
Symbols are not always platted with sufficient care.
Since his return home Mr. Ellis has lived quietly on his claim, which now for the most part has been plattedinto city lots.
The town of Moingona was platted and put upon the market and coal mines opened at that point, which mines were operated continuously for about twenty years.
He ran a ferry, platted the town of Kingston, and died, the owner of much land, in the autumn of 1854.
In 1844 Westport was again plattedas Newark by James M.
He platted out town lots on both sides of the river, and induced my father and King to do the same, which were the first additions made to the original town.
New Linden was another town platted in the early days; this plat was filed by P.
The dwellings of the inhabitants are provided with no other furniture than benches, and mats of platted grass[36].
Amongst other wares the Russians procured two small carpets, worked or platted in a curious manner, and on one side set close with beaver-wool like velvet: they could not however learn whether these carpets were wrought by the islanders.
Whenever they pass the night at a distance from home, they dig a hole in the earth, and lay themselves down in it, covered only with their clothes and mats of platted grass.
Their food consists chiefly of raw and dried fish, partly caught at sea with bone hooks, and partly in rivulets, in bagnets made of sinews platted together.
Details, ways and means, probable contingencies and possible emergencies--all these had been mapped and platted upon the blueprints of the thinker's mind before he laid aside the paper.
Six hundred and forty acres were platted into a town site in spring of '84, and named Logan, in honor of Gen.
One Daniel Freeman had located and platted a town-site one mile east, but the railroad company located the station just a mile further west.
This money was to defray expenses, and purchase 640 acres of land to be platted into streets and lots, reserving necessary grounds for churches, schools, and public buildings.
The town site wasplatted in October, '72, and we named it for Red Cloud, chief of the Indian tribe.
It is the county-seat of Furnas county, was platted in 1871.
And they clothed him with purple, and platted a crown of thorns, and put it about his head: and began to salute him, Hail, King of the Jews.
Stern whipped out his knife and slashed the sheets of platted rush.
Beta's knapsack so that the platted cord should not chafe her shoulders, then swung his own across his back.
Another hour later the planks had been lashed into a rough sort of float with what cordage remained and with platted strips of the mat sail.
All classes wore sandals of leather or platted henequen fiber.
This is neatly executed in shallow lines; the upper part evidently represents a tiger, or the skin of that animal, and is separated by a platted design from the lower, which may be intended as a representation of the God Itzamna.
My husband and brothers graded the streets for the townsite of Oklahoma City and platted it off.
The town had been platted in the summer of 1856 by three brothers--William, George, and Charles Wood of Mankato, Minnesota.
When the town was platted in 1906, contracts stipulated that buildings should be painted white in order that the community might live up to its advertised name of the White City.
Kindred, surveyors who platted the town site and later were large landholders in the vicinity.
Platted in 1903 as the terminus of the railroad, its growth for the first few months was rapid.
The town site was platted in 1886 at the junction of the N.
It wasplatted in July 1885 and the first train arrived a month later.
The town revived, and was platted in 1877 and renamed Walhalla, for the palace of immortality in Norse mythology.
Carrington, who platted the city in 1882, and gave sites for the school, churches, and Foster County Courthouse.
In that year Mayville and Portland conspired to win the county seat for a new town, Traill Center, platted midway between the two older towns, planning that if their candidate won the election the three towns would merge into one city.
If we apply the distance and direction from Chaplin's journal to the course of the Gabriel platted from his preceding data, literally, it will put the turning point of the voyage in N.
His efforts proving unsuccessful, he sold the land to McKnight and Brady, who in May, 1818, platted the site and named it Illinoistown.
Two years later he platted a town at this point and named it Westport.
In the summer of 1829, Samuel Smith built the first house there, and two years later he, together with Mather, Lamb and Company, platted the town site.
Because of superior natural advantages, this latter place soon became the principal landing, and in 1838 a company purchased the site, platted a town, and named it Kansas City.
The company that bought it has platted it into fruit tracts.
Got in on the ground floor and platted some of his land in city lots.
Mechanicsburg, fifteen miles east of Springfield, was laid out and platted in November, 1832, by William S.
Hillsboro, the seat of Montgomery County, twenty-eight miles from Vandalia, was platted in 1823.
George Blair, whose farm was chosen as the site, platted and named the county seat.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "platted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: fretted; interlaced; intertwined; interwoven; laced; plaited; raddled; textile; woven; wreathed
