The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 66, July 1962 - April, 1963 Page: 294
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294 Southwestern Historical Quarterly
1894 Texas, Mason Sheet # 1747
"Department of the Interior, United States Geological Survey. Henry Gannett,
Chief Geographer. A. H. Thompson, Geographer in charge. Triangulation by E. M.
Douglas. Topography by C. H. Fitch. Surveyed in 1885. Edition of February 1894.
Reprinted 19382. Polyconic projection. Contour interval fifty feet." Printed in three
colors the map shows towns, roads, rivers, creeks, elevations, mountains, Camp
San Saba, names of adjoining published sheets in the margin for most of Mason
County and parts of McCulloch and San Saba counties. On the reverse side is
"The Topographic Maps of the U. S." and a legend of "Standard Symbols." Scale:
1/125,000 or 3 inches-6 miles. Size: 171/2 inches x 15 inches.
1894 Texas, Salt Basin Sheet #1728
"United States Geological Survey, J. W. Powell, Director. A. H. Thompson,
Geographer. R. U. Goode, Geographer in charge. Triangulation by R. U. Goode.
Topography by W. H. Herron. Surveyed in 1891. Edition of March 1894. Reprinted
June 19gog. Contour interval fifty feet." Printed in three colors the map shows
parts of El Paso County denoting mountains, elevations, roads, McVeigh Ranch,
intermittent streams, secondary or private roads, state boundary line, salt lakes,
other lakes, springs, and names of adjoining published sheets in the margin. On
the reverse side of the map is "Description of the Topographic Map of the United
States" and a legend of "Conventional Signs." Scale: 1/125,0oo or 21/ inches-
5 miles. Size: 171/2 inches x 15 inches.
1894 Texas, San Saba Sheet #1733
"United States Geological Survey, J. W. Powell, Director. Henry Gannett, Chief
Geographer. A. H. Thompson, Geographer in charge. Triangulation by E. M.
Douglas. Topography by A. F. Dunnington. Surveyed in 1885. Edition of October
1894. Reprinted January 19o7. Contour interval fifty feet. Datum is mean sea
level." Printed in three colors the map shows towns, creeks, rivers, valleys, moun-
tains, railroads, elevations, and roads, most of San Saba County and parts of Mills,
Hamilton, Brown, and Lampasas counties. On the reverse side of the map is
"Description of the Topographic Map of the United States" and a legend of
"Conventional Signs." Scale: 1/125,0oo or 21/ inches-5 miles. Size: 171/ inches x
15 inches.
1894 Texas, San Saba Sheet # 1734
"Reconnaissance Map. Department of the Interior, Franklin K. Lane, Secretary.
United States Geological Survey, George Otis Smith, Director. Henry Gannett,
Chief Geographer. A. H. Thompson, Geographer in charge. Triangulation by
E. M. Douglas. Topography by A. F. Dunnington. Surveyed in 1885. Edition of
October 1894. Reprinted 1917. Contour interval fifty feet. Datum is mean sea
level." Printed in three colors the map shows towns, creeks, rivers, valleys, moun-
tains, elevations, roads, and railroads for most of San Saba County and parts of
Mills, Brown, Hamilton, and Lampasas counties. On the reverse side is "The
Topographic Maps of the U. S." and a legend of "Conventional Signs." Scale:
1/125,000 or 21/ inches-5 miles. Size: 171/ inches x 15 inches.
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