 ... investigative operations for which topographical maps are essential. If the reduction to $7,800,000 is allowed to stand, not only will the Survey have departed further from a logical long-range program for the completion of the mapping of the United...  Proceedings of the American Forestry Association - Page 35by American Forestry Association - 1891Full view - About this book
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...the completion of the mapping of the United States, but it will not be able to fulfill commitments made by the Secretary of the Interior to the Secretary of War for the immediate mapping of areas vitally important to national defense. The present gap between map needs... | |
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...on Nominations and Resolutions then made its report through its chairman Mr. Binney a-; follows: — 1. Resolved, that immediate steps should be taken...extending the boundaries of Yosemite Valley Park. administration and preservation in the Adirondack forests in New York and in the White Mountain regions... | |
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