Laws and Government Documents

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1. U. S. House of Representatives. A Bill to provide the meridian time of the Naval observatory at Washington to ports of entry and other cities, and for placing time-balls on custom houses, for the protection of commerce and for other purposes
2. Canada (Dominion of) Senate. An address of the Senate, dated 6th March, 1883: Memorials relative to the representation of Canada in the International Conference to determine a Standard Meridian now contemplated by the Congress of the United States
3. United States War Department General Orders of the Signal Department to adopt uniform standard time
4. New York Assembly An Act to establish standard time in the District of Columbia
5. President of the United States. (Chester A. Arthur). A communication from the Secretary of State relative to the International Conference held at Washington
6. United States Senate A Bill respecting the reckoning of time throughout the United States