Boundary Stones.—The following letter is read and ordered for publication Shanghni, 2nd March, 1905.
Sir,—In regard to the subject of boundary stones, regarding which I have had some conversation with you yesterday, I would: state that, so far as this Consulate is concerned, we consider it a very good plan to follow thio suggestion made to the effect that boundary stones should be fixed before the land is officially measured. This will be adopted in the fature.
"Tam, Sir, Your obedient servant, James W. Davinsos, American-Vice, Consul-Generalin Charge. J. 0. P. Braxp. Esq..
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