The Early Government Land Survey in Minnesota West of the Mississippi River
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Mr. Norris was recalled. A great clamor, born of envy and jealousy on the part of the other dep- uty surveyors of the office, compelled Gen. Lewis reluctantly to relieve him, and, because of his desire to make the matter as agree- able as possible to Mr. Norris, and because of the well known partiality of the surveyor general for myself, together with po- litical influence to a certain extent from friends (we were all simon-pure Democrats then), the supervision of these surveys was given to me,... then in my seventeenth year, and I established these guide meridians and standard parallels in the years 1853 to 1855.
The first line established was not a guide meridian, strictly, but rather a line beginning on the state line, on the east side of range four, running north thereon till it intersected the Missis- EARLY GOVERNMENT LAND SURVEYS. F> sippi river at or near where the city of La Crescent is now sit- uated.
After completing this line, we returned and went west on the state line forty-two miles to a point between ranges ten and eleven, and thence ran the first guide meridian north between these ranges, making the required offsets every twenty-four miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Norris was recalled. A great clamor, born of envy and jealousy on the part of the other dep- uty surveyors of the office, compelled Gen. Lewis reluctantly to relieve him, and, because of his desire to make the matter as agree- able as possible to Mr. Norris, and because of the well known partiality of the surveyor general for myself, together with po- litical influence to a certain extent from friends (we were all simon-pure Democrats then), the supervision of these surveys was given to me,... then in my seventeenth year, and I established these guide meridians and standard parallels in the years 1853 to 1855.
The first line established was not a guide meridian, strictly, but rather a line beginning on the state line, on the east side of range four, running north thereon till it intersected the Missis- EARLY GOVERNMENT LAND SURVEYS. F> sippi river at or near where the city of La Crescent is now sit- uated.
After completing this line, we returned and went west on the state line forty-two miles to a point between ranges ten and eleven, and thence ran the first guide meridian north between these ranges, making the required offsets every twenty-four miles.
What to read after The Early Government Land Survey in Minnesota West of the Mississippi River?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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