...capital of said State, to the west- ru line of the Slate, in the direction of Fort Union and Santa Kd. New Mexico, with a branch from where this last-named road crosses the Neosho Valley to the point where the said first-named roail enters the Neosho Valley; every alternate section...

...the Minnesota state line. And to that end, the first section of the act of 1864 grants to the State every alternate section of land designated by odd numbers for ten sections in width on each side of the road. But that section must be taken in connection with the fourth section prescribing the mode...

...Croix Eiver or Lake, between townships twenty-five and thirty-one, every alternate section of public land designated by odd numbers for ten sections in width on each side of said road, deducting any and all lands that may have been granted to the State of Wisconsin for the same purpose,...

...direction, to Bayfield, and thence to Superior, on Lake Superior, every alternate section of public land, designated by odd numbers, for ten sections in width on each side of said road, upon the same terms and conditions as are contained in the act granting lands to said State to aid...

...branch thereof not road aud branch- farther west than the one hundredth meridian of west longitude, every alternate section of land designated by odd numbers, for ten sections in If any of grant- width on each side of said road, to the point of intersection. But iu «d l»nds have...

...capital of »aid State, to the, went" ru line of the State, in the direction of Fort Union and Santa >V, New Mexico, with a branch from where this last-named road crosses the Nt-osho Valley to the point where the taid lir.st-nanierl road enters the Neosho Valley ; every altérnate...

...Pacific Railroad, or a branch thereof, not further west than the 100th. meridian of west longitude, every alternate section of land designated by odd numbers, for ten sections in width on each side of the road, to the point of intersection. The grant was accompanied, however, with this qualification...

...to a point where the Leavenworth and Lawrence road entered it. The lands were the alternate sections designated by odd numbers for ten sections in width on each side of the proposed road. The grant was accompanied with a proviso that in case it should appear when the...

...to a point where the Leavenworth and Lawrence road entered it. The lands were the alternate sections designated by odd numbers for ten sections in width on each side of the proposed road. The grant was accompanied with a proviso that in case it should appear when the...

...from Atehison, via Topeka, to the western line of the state, in the direction of Fort Union," &c., " N This law concedes "every alternate section of land, designated by odd numbers, for ten sections in...