...such cases. 2. The original section and quarter section corners established by the government surveyor must stand as the true corners which they were intended to represent. This is true whether the corners be in place or not. 3. The quarter-quarter corners not established...

...such cases. 2. The original section and quarter section corners established by the government surveyor must stand as the true corners which they were intended to represent. This is true whether the corners be in place or not. 3. The quarter-quarter corners not established...

...accepted by the Government, are unchangeable. 2d. That the original township, section, and quarter section corners established by the Government surveyors must...represent, whether the corners be in place or not. 3d. That quarter quarter corners not established by the Government surveyors must be planted equidistant...

...accepted by the government, are unchangeable. 2d. That the original township, section, and quarter section corners established by the government surveyors must...represent, whether the corners be in place or not. 3d. That quarter quarter corners not established by the government surveyors must be planted equidistant...

...government, are unchangeable. 2d. That the original township, section, and quarter section corners estabhshed by the government surveyors must stand as the true...represent, whether the corners be in place or not. 3d. That quarter quarter corners not established by the government surveyors must be planted equidistant...

...when approved by the Surveyors-General and accepted by the Government, are unchangeable. Second. That the original township, section, and quarter-section...represent, whether the corners be in place or not. Third. That quarter quarter corners not established by the Government surveyors must be planted equidistant...

...original township, section, and quarter section corners established by the government surveyors must staud as the true corners which they were intended to represent, whether the corners be in place or not. It was after these proceedings, that Noyes petitioned your office for a correction of the survey of...

...far north or south. These cases seem to be exceptions to the stringent law that the original comers "must stand as the true corners which they were intended...represent, whether the corners be in place or not." The improper placing of such a corner results in a change of the true of the standard parallel into...

...surveyors, when approved by the surveyors general, and accepted by the government, are unchangeable. 2. That the original township, section, and quarter-section...stand as the true corners which they were intended to be, whether they be in place or not. 3. That quarter.quarter corners not established by the government...

...surveyors, when approved by the surveyors general and accepted by the Government, are unchangeable. 1M. That the original township, section, and quarter-section...represent, whether the corners be in place or not. 3d. That quarter-quarter corners not established by the Government surveyors shall be placed on the...