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Page 86
... called on me on April 20 and , on behalf of the National Geographic Society , presented the title deeds and other pertinent papers convey- ing to the United States the so - called Martin tract of 640 acres in the Sequoia National Park ...
... called on me on April 20 and , on behalf of the National Geographic Society , presented the title deeds and other pertinent papers convey- ing to the United States the so - called Martin tract of 640 acres in the Sequoia National Park ...
Page 143
... called a " spike horn " ; the second year the antler has two points and is Y - shaped , and on the third , fourth , and sometimes the fifth there is an ad- ditional prong , repre- senting with fair ac- curacy the earlier years ...
... called a " spike horn " ; the second year the antler has two points and is Y - shaped , and on the third , fourth , and sometimes the fifth there is an ad- ditional prong , repre- senting with fair ac- curacy the earlier years ...
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... called " prohibited , plants , " for the pur- pose of establishing new plant - propagat- ing enterprises which shall in a reason- able time supply our future needs . Under these permits , entry has been authorized of upward of ...
... called " prohibited , plants , " for the pur- pose of establishing new plant - propagat- ing enterprises which shall in a reason- able time supply our future needs . Under these permits , entry has been authorized of upward of ...
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