Bulletin Volume 1-10 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1913 Excerpt: ...longitude 94 45' 13.012." 1811.3 feet to T. B. M. 64. B. M. Of The United States Coups Op Engineers. Elevation, 256.954 Feet. Dalby Springs, 6J miles southwest of; 21.9 feet southwest of 30-inch blazed bitter pecan tree; 21.1 feet east of 14-inch blazed pin oak tree; iO.l feet north of 14-inch dead blazed hackberry tree; 19.8 feet south of blazed locust tree; on north side of Sulphur River at Sock Crossing: iron bolt set in top of concrete monument. 1 foot under ground by War Department December 1909) Latitude 33 19' 25.305"; longitude 94 45' 03.301." 1306.3 feet to B. M 34 Azimuth.--From B. M. 34 to B. M. of the United States Corps of Engineers the observed azimuth is 320 53' 25." Primary Traverse Station No. 7 Of The United States GeologIcal Survey. Elevation, 296.107 Feet. Dalby Springs, 7 miles southwest of; J mile south of Rock Crossing; 82.9 feet southeast of 24-inch ash tree marked X, three hacks above; 58.2 feet north of 22-inch elm tree marked X, three hacks above; 13.4 feet southwest of 14-inch elm tree marked X, three hacks above; iron post stamped "Prim. Trav. Sta. No. ft." Latitude 33 19' 09.61G"; longitude 94 45' 04.501." 1589.0 feet to B. M. of the United States Corps of Engineers. United States Geological Survey position for this bench mark is: Latitude 33 19' 08.16"; longitude 94 45' 05.22." T. B. M. 65.-Elevation, 254.393 Feet. Dalby Springs, 6 miles southwest of; J mile north of Rock Crossing; 200 feet north of Tol Ridge; railroad spike driven horizontally in base of 18-inch pin oak tree marked X, three hacks below, and painted "No. 65-554.5." Latitude 33 19' 54.302"; longitude 94 44' 55.818." 2409.3 feet to B. M. 34. T. B. M. 66. Elevation, 261.620 Feet. Dalby Springs, ...