The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-23

the Territory of New Mexico.
SEQ. 1900. All that portion of the
territory of the United States, begin
ming at the intersection Of the forty
second parallel Of north latitude with
the thirty-fourth degree of longitude
west from Washington thence south
on said thirty-fourth degree of longf-
tude to its intersection with the forty
first degree of north latitude; thence
east on said forty-tirst degree of lati-
tude to its intersection with the thirty
second degree of longitude west from
Washington thence south 0D said
thirty-second degree of longitude to IFS
intersection with the thirty-seyeDth
degree of north latitude: thence west
on said thirty-seventh degree of latf-
tude to its intersection with the thirty
seventh degree of longitude west from
Washington thence north OH said
thirty-seventh degree of longitude to
the forty-second degree OF north lati-
tude; thence east OH said forty-second
degree of longitude to the place of be-
ginning. is the Territory of Utah.
SEC. 1901. All that part of the ter
ritury of the United States beginning
at point on the sorty-ninth degree of
north latitude where line extended
due north from point i'll the middle
of the main channel of the Sneke Riv-
er. opposite the mouth OF the Clear
Water River. iutersectS the same,
thence south to said point i'll Snake
River; thence up the middle of the
main channel of the Snake River to
the point where the forty-sixtIl degree
of north latitude crosses the same:
thence west on said fOrty-SiXth degree
of latitude to the point where it crosses
the middle of the main channel of the
Columbia River; thence down the
middle of the main channel of the Co
lumhia River to its mouth: thence
northward along the Pacific coast to
the middle of the channel which sep
arates the continent from Vancouuea'
Island; thence through the middle of
said channel (Strait OF Fuca. Canal de
Haro, and Gulf of Georgia) to the
forty-ninth degree of north latitude;
thence east on said forty-ninth degree
of latitude TO the place of beginning,
is the Territory of Washington.
SEC. 1902. All that portion of the
territory of the United States begin
ming at the intersection of the forty
first degree of north latitude with the
twenty-fifth degree Of longitude west
from Washington thence south on
said twenty-fifth degree of longitude
to its intersection with the thirtv-sev-
enth degree of north latitude; thence
west on said thirty-seventh degree of
latitude TO its intersection with the
thirty-second degree of longitude west
from Washington thence north on
said thirty-second degree of longitude
to its intersection with the forty first
degree of north latitude; thence east
on said forty-firSt degree of latitude TO
the place of ofbeginniHg, is the Territory
of Colorado.
SIC. 1903. All that part of the ter
ritory of the United States beginning
at Il point in tile main channel of the
Red River OF the North. where the
forty ninth degree of north latitude
crosses the same; thence mp the main
channel of said river, and along the
boundary of the State of Minnesota. to
Big Stone Lake; thence along the
bouulary-liHe of the said State of Min
neSota TO the Iowa TO the Iowa line !;
thence along the bounClary-line of the
State of Iowa to the point of intersec-
ton between the Big Sioux and Mis-
souri, Rivers; thence mp the Missouri
River, and along the bOundary-line of
the State of Nebraska, TO the mouth of
the Niobrara or Running Water. Riv-
the middle Of the main channel thereof.
to the mouth of the Keha Paha or 'rur-
tie Hill River; thence up said river to
the forty-third parallel of north lati-
tude; thence west on said forty-thir,l
paralleI of latitude to the twenty-sev
enth degree of longitude west from
Washington thence north on said
tWenty-seventh degree of longitude to
the forty-ninth parallel of north lati-
tude, international boundary y thence
east on said forty-ninth parallel of lat
itude to the place of beginning, is the
Territory of Dakota.
SEC 1904. All that part of the ter
ritory of the United States beginning
at the intersection of the thirty-seventh
degree OF north latitude with the thirty
second degree of longitude west from
Washington; thence south with said
thirty-SecOnd degree OF longitude TO
the northern boundary of the republic
| OF Mexico, tlat. 81" 20' Nj thence
west with said northern boundary of
| Mexico to the one hundred and eleV-
enth degree Of longitude west from
Greenwich; thence ia Il straight line
with said Mexican boundary tna point
ul the Colorado River. twenty miles
! below the junction of the ella and
| Colorado Rivers thence Ep the mid-
| die of the Colorado River to tile point
| where the tbirty-Seventh degree of
| longitude west from Washington inter
sects the same; thence north with said
| thirty-seventh degree of longitude to
| its intersection with the thirty seventh
| degree of north latitude thence east
on said thirty->evemth degree OF north
| latitude to the place of beginning, is
/ tho fNalritnPy- nf A riZn1la
SEC. 1906. All that part of the ter
ritory of the United States beginning
at the intersection OF the fortv-ninth
| parallel of north latitude with the
thirty-ninth degree of longitude west
from Washington: thence south OH
said thirty-niuth degree of longitude
to its intersection with the crest of the
Bitter Root Mountains thence follow
| ing the crest of the Bitter Root Noun
tains southwark to its intersection will
the crest Of the Rocky Mountains
thence southwark along the crest o
the said Rocky Mountains to its inter
section with the thirty-fourth degree
OF longitude west from Washington
thence south on said thirty-fourth de
gree of longitude to its intersection
with the fOrty-second degree of nortl
latitude; thence west on said forty
second degree of latitude to a point tlu
south of the mouth of the Owyhe
River thence due north to the moutl
of the Owyhee River; thence dow
the middle OF the main channel of tn
Snake River to a point opposite tn
mouth of the kooskooskia or Clea
, Water River; thence due north to tn
forty-ninth parallel of north latitude
thence east on said forty-'.inth parable
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tory of Idaho
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