470 APPENDIX. 



7 On the mountain, the "highway," 100 miles wide. 



8 Highway almost exclusively. 



9 Highway to a great extent. 



10 Highway mostly used in the central part of the county; enclosed in 



the West. 



11 Enclosed pastures. 



12 A few years since highways were used, now enclosed a»e con- 



sidered most profitable and best. 



13 Highways, but our best farmers use enclosed pastures most. 



14 By the masses, the highways. 



15 Enclosed pastures; in my county all the lands are under fence. 



16 Highways. 



17 Much woods and commons. Not man}' fenced pastures. 



18 Enclosed at present. This is a very thickly settled county. 



19 By good farmers enclosed pastures, but many cattle run at large. 



20 Enclosed pastures. 



21 Formerly the highway was most used, but latterly enclosed pas- 



tures are coming into use. 



22 Enclosed pastures, excepting in the most broken sections. 



23 Both are used. The greater number turn on the highways. 



24 Enclosed, but much stock range out, especially along the moun- 



tains. 



25 Enclosed. 



26 Both. Highways most. 



27 Highway. But few farmers keep up all their stock. 



28 Enclosed pastures prevail. 



29 Highway. 



30 Highways mostly, though some farmers have fine pastures. 



31 Enclosed mostly used here. Stock get along very well in some 



parts. 



32 Highway or wild pastures through the timber. 



33 Enclosed. 



34 Enclosed except on the table-lands bordering on Lawrence county. 



35 Stock farmers invariably enclose. General farmers use the high- 



ways 



36 Enclosed pastures in the more fertile sections. In the hilly coun- 



try they use the woods. 



37 Enclosed. 



38 Enclosed pastures entirely, except a few renters. 



39 Highway or woodland. 



40 Those who pay no attention to the grasses depend entirely upon 



the highways, but I consider them worthless for profit only in 

 June and July. 



