Publisher's Synopsis
This historical document, "Rules Governing the Protection and Occupancy of Right of way and Other Operating Property," outlines the regulations established by the Northern Pacific Railway Company in 1911. It provides insight into the operational and legal framework governing railway property during the early 20th century. Detailing the specific rules for protecting and occupying the railway's right-of-way, this book offers a valuable resource for understanding the management and legal considerations of railroad operations in that era. Scholars of railway history, legal historians, and anyone interested in the Northern Pacific Railway will find this a useful primary source.
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