United States General Land Office reports by California Deputy Surveyors concerning establishment of Mount Diablo : San Bernardino and Humboldt Base Lines and Meridians in 1851-1853.

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United States General Land Office reports by California Deputy Surveyors concerning establishment of Mount Diablo : San Bernardino and Humboldt Base Lines and Meridians in 1851-1853.

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Negative microfilm from National Archives, RG 49, and Bureau of Land Management, Dept. of Interior. Field notes of Mt. Diablo Base line and meridian of 1851. Contains copy of letter, Sept. 20, 1851. to Samuel D. King, Surveyor General for California, from Leander Ransom; includes tables and sketches. 25 pp. Records on San Bernardino and Humboldt base lines by Deputy Surveyor Henry Washington to Surveyor General of California Samuel D. King, Dec. 10, 1852. Also, report ... Nov. 8, 1853.

Partial microfilm reel (32 exposures) : negative (Rich. 557:18) and positive.

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