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Page 154
The Railroad Company ( and the United States as own- er of the enterprise ) shall be free from the obligations im- posed by the railroad concession , excepting as to the pay- ment at maturity by the Railroad company of the outstand- ing ...
The Railroad Company ( and the United States as own- er of the enterprise ) shall be free from the obligations im- posed by the railroad concession , excepting as to the pay- ment at maturity by the Railroad company of the outstand- ing ...
Page 386
Under its concession the Railroad Company paid the Republic of Colombia $ 250,000 per year in lieu of taxes , and after the 1903 Treaty went into effect these payments were , in accordance with Article VIII of the Treaty , made to the ...
Under its concession the Railroad Company paid the Republic of Colombia $ 250,000 per year in lieu of taxes , and after the 1903 Treaty went into effect these payments were , in accordance with Article VIII of the Treaty , made to the ...
Page 443
... at any elevated crossing which may be built over Randolph Road and the railroad , the corridor will be no wider than is necessary to include the viaduct and will not include any part of Randolph Road proper , or of the railroad ...
... at any elevated crossing which may be built over Randolph Road and the railroad , the corridor will be no wider than is necessary to include the viaduct and will not include any part of Randolph Road proper , or of the railroad ...
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Contents
Instructions from Henry Clay Secretary of State to | 19 |
James Buchanan Secretary of State to Benjamin | 27 |
Treaty of Peace Amity Navigation and Commerce | 35 |
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