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 736 SIXTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 70. 1925. . °°'°'*°' three hundred and thirt -Eve one-thousandths seconds and longitude seventy-three degrees thirgy-nine minutes thirtg-five and. forty-four one-thousan ths secon s, the line being pro uced and referenced by a bolt and plate in the roclr on a hill east of the river; thence south five degrees fourteen minutes eight seconds west nine hundred and iiftv feet to angle numbered 163 m Byram River in latitude forty degrees fifty-nine minutes forty-two and nine hundred and ninety-five one-thousandths seconds and longitude seventy-three defees thirty-nine mmutes thirty-six and one hundred and seventy-t ree one—thousandths seconds; the hne being produced and referenced by a bolt and plate in the ledge on the west shore of the river; thence south nine degrees ten minutes nineteen seconds east six hundred and ninety-two feet to angle (numbered 164) in Byram River in latitude forty degrees fifty-nine minutes thirty-six and two hundred and forty-nme one-thousandths seconds and longitude seventy-three degrees thirty-nine mmutes thirty-four and seven hundred and thirty-six one—thousandths seconds, the line being produced and referenced by a bolt and plate in the shore; thence south thirt -four degrees thirty-five minutes four seconds east six hundred and eigh?-four feet to angle (numbered 165) in Byram River in latitu e. orty degrees fifty-nine minutes thirty and six hundred and eighty-two one-thousandths seconds and longitude seventy-three degrees thirty-nine minutes twenty-nine and six hundred and seventy-one one-thousandths seconds, both ends of this and the three subsecgient tangents being produced and referenced by brass bolts and p tes set in the ledge on the shore of the river; thence south twenty-six degrees two seconds east two hundred and twenty-nine feet to angle (numbered ' 166) in latitude forty degrees fifty-nine minutes twenty-eight and six hundred and forty-six one-thousandths seconds and longitude . seventy-three degrees thirty-nine minutes twenty-eight and three hundred and sixty one-thousandths seconds; thence south five de rees twenty-six minutes thirty-eight seconds west four hundred and two feet to angle (numbered 167) in latitude forty degrees fifty-nine minutes twenty-four and six hundred and ninety~four one-thousandths seconds and longitude seventy-three degrees thirty-nine minutes twenty-eight and eight hundred and fifty-seven one-thousandths seconds; thence south fifty de es fort —nine minutes fifty-one seconds west eight hundred angnlifteen filet to angle (num ered 168) in latitude forty degrees fifty-nine minutes nineteen and six hundred and eight one-thousandths seconds and lon itude seventy-three degrees thirty-nine minutes thirty-seven auf ninety-six one-thousandths seconds; thence south thirty degrees one minute forty-one seconds east one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four feet to angle (numbered 169), a point in the center of the channel in line with the breakwater at Lyons or Byram Point in latitude forty degrees fifty-nine minutes three and one hundred and fifty-two one—thousandths seconds and longitude seventy-three degrees thirty-nine minutes twenty-four and five hundred and fort —six one—th0usandths ··econds the northerly end of this tangent being produced back and referenced by a brass bolt and {plate in the ledge overlooking the harbor; thence south forty- ve degrees east seventeen thousand one hundred and sixty feet or three and one—quarter miles to angle (numbered 170) in latitude forty degrees fifty-seven minutes three and two hundred and twenty-eight one·thousandths seconds, and longitude seventy-three degrees thirty-six minutes fort —six and four hundred and eighteen one—thousandths seconds, the first angle point in Lon Islan Sound described by the joint commissioners of New Yorg and Connecticut by a memorandum of agreement