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From the end of the concrete road under ( c ) to PACORA , bituminous macadam six to ten inches thick . e . On all the above described roads , the United States agrees to widen the roadbeds to twenty - six feet before placing the ...
From the end of the concrete road under ( c ) to PACORA , bituminous macadam six to ten inches thick . e . On all the above described roads , the United States agrees to widen the roadbeds to twenty - six feet before placing the ...
Page 443
( b ) The width of the corridor shall be as follows : 25 feet in width from the Colon end to a point east of the souther line of Silver City ; thence 100 feet in width to Randolph Road , except that , at any elevated crossing which may ...
( b ) The width of the corridor shall be as follows : 25 feet in width from the Colon end to a point east of the souther line of Silver City ; thence 100 feet in width to Randolph Road , except that , at any elevated crossing which may ...
Page 457
Extension of the Trans - Isthmian Highway following the line of the P - 8 road . ( Specifications shall be the same as for the Trans - Isthmian Highway . The extension shall start at Madrinal , by - passing Madden Dam by a bridge over ...
Extension of the Trans - Isthmian Highway following the line of the P - 8 road . ( Specifications shall be the same as for the Trans - Isthmian Highway . The extension shall start at Madrinal , by - passing Madden Dam by a bridge over ...
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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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