Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-15

return; and finally, in such cases, the master
who voluntarily brings his slaves TO fire. State,
ny This acl, under the common law, makes III. In
free.
The monuments designed to mark the bouu-
Diary line between the United State. and Mex.
leo, from the Pacific ocean TO the mouth of the
CHA river have reached San Diego, and are be-
ing placed at the points fixed upon by the com.
mlssloners Of the respective Governments.
lie one at the initial point on the Pacific ocean
Is OF white marble, the block three feet square,
The pyramid or otelsk nire feet to be placed
OH mound or elevation of five feet, and ito
height above the suriace Of the earth fourteen
ieet. on the side fronting The Pacific oceaN
'he following inscription is to be placed:
Initial point Of boundary between the United
State. and Mexico, established BY the Joint
commission, October 10Th, A. d., 1919, apreea.
Wy to the treaty dated at the city OF Guadalupe
Hidalgo, February 2nd, A. d., 1913.
lSignedI JOHN b. WELLER, u. S. Com.
ANDREW b. GAY, U. S. Surv'r.
On the same side, the same inscription in the
spanish language, substituting the name Of
PEDRO GARCIA CONDE,
! Mexican Commissi Dner.
JOSE SALAZAR HARLEQUIN.
Mexican Surveyor.
/ On the North side, or the side fronting the
territory Of the United States
"uNITED STATES OF AMERICA"
An arrow, horizontally cut over it, with
direction of The Line"
! Oh the South side, or the side fronting the
territory Of Mexico:
"REPUBLICA MEXICANA."
An arrow, and the words
Correction de Ia Linea."
ms monument is to be placed at lea, ten
ieet above Che level of the earth. The ether
hve monuments to be of cast iron, rot exceed
ing four hundred pounds each one to be placed
on the LETT bank of the Colorado, where the
line crosses that river, one on the desert, as
near as practicable where the line crosses New
River; two monuments in the mountains, on the
line, md at such points as may be most visible
and Of greatest nterest-to be agreed upon by
the engineers charged with their construction.
The other monuments to be placed on the line.
where it crosses the main road leading from San
Diego to Lower California.
On the Eas, side, or the side fronting the line,
the geographical position, cut i'll has relief:
f North latitude, 32d. 3lm. 59s. SO. Longi.
tude. IN. l8m. 2ls. | west of Greenwich, as
determined by MajOr WIN. II. Emory, on the
part vi the United States, and Mr.. Salazar
. Ylarrequin, un the part of Mexico.
The monument Is abou, 500 feet from the
ocean, and On point of land ~ feet above the
level Of the sea.
The monument near the mouth. of the ella
river is also of white marble with nearly the
same Inscription, except latitude and longitude,
n which is as follows:
Ncrth latitude, 32d. 43in. 30s. So. Longitude.
5 III 3Sm l2s. ~ west Of Greenwich. Distance
from the middle OF the Glla, where il untes " It'll,
e the Colorado, 327 meters, as determined by
Lieutenant A. w. Whipple, on the part of the
/. United States, and Jose Salazar Ylarrequin, OH
4 the part of Mexico.
e insert pticns place! on all these monuments
= some what similar to those already given, with
exception Of latitude and longitude. A. veyy
8 large portion Of the territory on both sides Of
the line for many miles between the Pacific and
. Colorado is barren and never Can be cultivated
by either party, this demarcation of the line,
= was considered amply sufficient.
!, These monuments are being erected under
- the orders Of the late commissioner (Mr. Wei
- ler) by Captain Hardeastle, on the part Of The
r United States, and Capt Francisco Imenez, or
= the part Of Mexico.
. An actor by the name of McCrow, is de-
. scribed as making quite sensation at the Jen
ny Lind Theatre in Sacramento City. The
Union pompously speaks Of him as one who's q
reputation is widely spread in Europe and
Australia as an artist of the first rank
9 81. pA'riek's day was appropriately celel'ra
', ted in San Francisco.
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