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Page 378
... Railway from so doing . This point is admitted by you later on in your note when you state that the $ 250,000 paid ... Railway com- pany of which you complain are carried on by the Railway Company as being necessary and convenient for ...
... Railway from so doing . This point is admitted by you later on in your note when you state that the $ 250,000 paid ... Railway com- pany of which you complain are carried on by the Railway Company as being necessary and convenient for ...
Page 387
... Railway Company and the Panama Canal and were in no wise charg- ed to Panama . All of these works have been dedicated to the use of the public , and the fact that they have enhanced the value of privately owned property does not appear ...
... Railway Company and the Panama Canal and were in no wise charg- ed to Panama . All of these works have been dedicated to the use of the public , and the fact that they have enhanced the value of privately owned property does not appear ...
Page 396
... Railway Company's docks with- out charge for delivering their goods in competition with the Railway Company itselft . 14. The establishment of Panaman customs stations in the terminal ports of the Canal for the clearing and examination ...
... Railway Company's docks with- out charge for delivering their goods in competition with the Railway Company itselft . 14. The establishment of Panaman customs stations in the terminal ports of the Canal for the clearing and examination ...
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Instructions from Henry Clay Secretary of State to | 19 |
Benjamin A Bidlack United States Chargé dAffaires | 31 |
The Clayton Bulwer Treaty between the United | 39 |
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