Captain Palander went before in the steam launch in order to examine the yet unsurveyed fairway.
It would therefore be a work of some difficulty to get it afloat, if, in sailing forward along the coast in new, unsurveyed waters, it should run upon a bank of clay or sand.
The unsurveyed portion is situated in the neighborhood of Saginaw bay; a part of which may be ready for market within the current year.
The unsurveyed portion is along Fox river, Des Pleines and the shore of lake Michigan, in the north-eastern part of the state.
The actual settler's preference right of purchase is even broader, and extends to lands which were unsurveyed at the time of his settlement.
He is on unsurveyed land, but claims that by private survey he has ascertained that he is on an odd-numbered section, and has made application to the railroad for the same.
The position of the Spanish vessels was a truly critical one; and only those who have been similarly situated in a sailing ship in unsurveyed waters, studded with unknown coral reefs, can realise how anxious the moment was.
In the spring of 1843 Jacob Fisher made a claim on unsurveyed lands at the head of Lake St. Croix, immediately south of Dakotah, spotting and blazing the trees to mark the limits of his claim.
He is the author of the law extending the right of pre-emption over unsurveyed lands in Minnesota.
In May of this year I had made a claim of government unsurveyed land, covering springs sufficient for a water power.
He remained with them two years and then, removing further south, made a claim on unsurveyed government land in what is now the town of Woodbury.
Not all, however, were located within the bounds of the county, some being platted on unsurveyedgovernment lands.
Experience had shown that the portion of the boundary which remained unsurveyed could not be reached with any hope of completing the survey by any of the streams running into the St. Lawrence nor from the waters of Lake Temiscouata.
They grow to an enormous length, and are to be seen floating on the face of the water; in fact, we had many an anxious though profitable moment in these unsurveyed localities owing to their sudden and unexpected appearance.
Should she escape now and take refuge in one of the innumerable inlets or channels that abound in the unsurveyed localities of the southern part of South America, clearly it would be a matter of great difficulty to catch her.
In 1854 a law of congress was passed, by which settlers in Minnesota were given rights in unsurveyed lands, their claims to be adjusted to the surveyed lines, when they were run, "as near as may be.
Rice, had anticipated that by obtaining the passage of the law allowing settlement and preëmption on unsurveyed lands.
At length an opportunity occurred, and on a fine morning in the month of March we steamed into this unsurveyed inlet.
The only hitch would be that it is on unsurveyed ground, and no one can get a title except Squatter's Rights.
All this part of the country, you know, is unsurveyed ground and title held by possession only.
The extension of Analogy to Laws, or rather the extension of the Laws themselves so far as known to me, is new; and I cannot hope to have escaped the mistakes and misadventures of a first exploration in an unsurveyed land.
Death," wrote Faber, "is anunsurveyed land, an unarranged Science.
The first particular in which their lordships proposed the act should be amended was, "That the real estates to be taxed, be defined with precision; so as not to include the unsurveyed waste land belonging to the proprietaries.
It was not until we reached the summit of the Tinki Pass on June 11 that we found ourselves for the first time looking into unsurveyed country.
This rendered feasible the mapping of the whole unsurveyedarea between the Southern watershed of the Tsangpo and the Great Himalaya Range, as far West as longitude 85 deg.
Civilization has driven them back into the unsurveyed lands or less populated townships.
His influence contributed to the extension of the preëmption system to unsurveyed lands, a change which virtually opened all lands not Indian to settlement.
These certificates might be located on any lands of the United States, not reserved, unsurveyed lands included.
The motive for this extraordinary diligence lay in the fact that the certificates or “scrip” could be used for the location of pine on unsurveyed lands, giving the holder the opportunity of ranging the woods and selecting the most valuable.
Sioux half-breed scrip which could be located on unsurveyed lands was soon in request, and served the purposes of the well-informed.
Unsurveyed islands of the Siskiwit group on the south side of Isle Royal in Lake Superior, Michigan.
Unsurveyed islands known as Three Arch Rocks in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Oregon.
Unsurveyed islets in the Gulf of Mexico about three and one-half miles south of Marsh Island, Louisiana.
Unsurveyed mangrove and other islands in township forty-two south, west coast of Florida.
Yet his sudden gravity left little doubt in my mind of what, at least, he suspected; for he well knew that hunters did not find their way into this unsurveyed wilderness!
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