The joint special committee appointed to consider the expediency of an appropriation to complete the geological survey of the state, submit the following report [electronic resource] ...

Maine joint committee report and resolution related to a geological and agricultural survey of the state. The resolution authorizes a contract with a person or persons to continue the survey. Background information in the report indicates that "in the year 1836, Dr. Charles T. Jackson commenced...

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Resolves authorizing the continuation of the geological and agricultural survey of the state.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [Maine] : Stevens and Blaine, Printers, [1855]
Series:Document (Maine. Legislature. Senate) ; 34th Legislature, 1855, no. 6.
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Summary:Maine joint committee report and resolution related to a geological and agricultural survey of the state. The resolution authorizes a contract with a person or persons to continue the survey. Background information in the report indicates that "in the year 1836, Dr. Charles T. Jackson commenced the Geological Survey of the State, having been employed for that purpose by the Board of Internal Improvements. ... The Survey was continued during a period of three years, and until suspended in consequence of the straitened circumstances of the Treasury, growing out of the troubles connected with the North Eastern Boundary question. ... Had the work been prosecuted to its completion ... it would, doubtless, have contributed in a very powerful degree to increase the wealth and resources, and as a natural consequence, the population and strength of our State. The Committee are strongly of the opinion that the Legislature should not longer delay the requisite appropriation for the prosecution of this important enterprise." (Page 1).
Item Description:"January 24, 1855"--Page 1.
Includes: Resolves authorizing the continuation of the geological and agricultural survey of the state (pages 3-4).
Physical Description:1 online resource (4 pages).
Source of Description, Etc. Note:Online resource; title from PDF caption title (LLMC Digital, viewed January 16, 2024).