...Lawrence river near the forty-fifth parallel of latitude, and extending through the St Lawrence river and the Great Lakes and communicating waterways to the...Pigeon river, at the western shore of Lake Superior. For this duty the Commission acts under and reports to the Honorable Secretary of State. REGULATION...

...forty-fifth parallel of north latitude and thence through the Great Lakes and communicating waters to the mouth of Pigeon River at the western shore of Lake Superior. At the beginning it was estimated that the sum of $160,000, $80,000 to be paid by each Government,...

...referred to as the international boundary Hue between the United States and the Dominion of Canada from the mouth of Pigeon River? at the western shore of. Lake Superior, to the northwesternmost point of Lake of the Woods and the initial point of the boundary line heretofore...

...Lawrence River near the forty-fifth parallel of latitude and extending through the St. Lawrence River and the Great Lakes and communicating waterways to the mouth of Pigeon River at the western shortof Lake Superior. As the "existing International Waterways Commission" is, and by law must be,...

...charts, the location of the international boundary from its intersection with the St. Lawrence River to the mouth of Pigeon River at the western shore of Lake Superior. After a careful examination of the work to be done, the commission in its report dated June 23, 1908,...

...584—21 2 United States and Great Britain, and thence through the Great Lakes and communicating waterwavs to the mouth of Pigeon River, at the western shore of Lake Superior, in accordance with the description of such line in Article II of the Treaty of Peace between the United...

...1842, between the United States and Great Britain, and thence through the Great Lakes and connecting waterways to the mouth of Pigeon River at the western shore of Lake Superior." It is provided in this article of the treaty that " the line so laid down and defined shall be taken...

...under Articles I and VI of the Treaty of August 9, 1842, between the United States and Groat Britain, and thence through the Great Lakes and communicating...Pigeon River, at the western shore of Lake Superior, in accordance with the description of such line in Article II of the Treaty of Peace between the United...

...under Articles I and VI of the Treaty of August 9, 1842, between the United States and Great Britain, and thence through the Great Lakes and communicating...Pigeon River, at the western shore of Lake Superior, in accordance with the description of such line in Article II of the Treaty of Peace between the United...

...referred to as the international boundary line between the United States and the Dominion of Canada from the mouth of Pigeon River, at the western shore of Lake Superior, to the northwesternmost point of Lake of the Woods and the initial point of the boundary line heretofore...