Subdivision and survey powers for Washington city plots
A legislative act authorizes city surveyors to prepare plots for subdividing squares into building lots and alleys in Washington. It details certification, measurement of fronts, partition rules, party walls, fees, record keeping, and the extension to U S property subdivisions with presidential approval.
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Georgia Secretary fixes proclamation wording
By his Excellency Janet Irwin Governor and Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of this State and of the Militia thereof By the Governor Hon Manrsvry Secretary of the State and by the Governor and Secretary of the State in this proclamation.
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