Regulations Concerning Railroad Right of Way Over the Public Lands
Regulations Concerning Railroad Right of Way Over the Public Lands
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22. When the maps are filed the local officers will note in pencil on the tract books opposite each vacant tract traversed, that right of way for a railroad or station grounds is pending, giving date of filing and name of company, noting on each map or plat the date of filing, over their written signature, transmitting them promptly to the General Land Office. (See paragraph 11. ) 23. Upon the approval of a map of location by the Secretary of the Interior the duplicate copy will be sent to the ...local officers, who will mark upon the township plats the line of the railroad or location of station grounds, as laid down on the map or plat. They will also note, in ink, on the tract books, opposite each tract marked as required by paragraph 22, that the same is to be disposed of subject to the right of way for the railroad company's line of road or station grounds.
24. When the railroad is constructed, an affidavit of the engineer and certificate of the president (Forms o and (i, p. 10) must be filed in the local office, in duplicate, for transmission to this office.
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22. When the maps are filed the local officers will note in pencil on the tract books opposite each vacant tract traversed, that right of way for a railroad or station grounds is pending, giving date of filing and name of company, noting on each map or plat the date of filing, over their written signature, transmitting them promptly to the General Land Office. (See paragraph 11. ) 23. Upon the approval of a map of location by the Secretary of the Interior the duplicate copy will be sent to the ...local officers, who will mark upon the township plats the line of the railroad or location of station grounds, as laid down on the map or plat. They will also note, in ink, on the tract books, opposite each tract marked as required by paragraph 22, that the same is to be disposed of subject to the right of way for the railroad company's line of road or station grounds.
24. When the railroad is constructed, an affidavit of the engineer and certificate of the president (Forms o and (i, p. 10) must be filed in the local office, in duplicate, for transmission to this office.
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