(1868). Memorial of the Memphis, El Paso and Pacific Railroad Company, of Texas, praying for a grant of public lands, and a loan of United States bonds, to aid in constructing a continuous line of railroad and telegraph from Jefferson, in Texas, to San Diego, in California, by the way of El Paso: With authority to make such railroad connections as to reach San Francisco, Guaymas, Memphis, and Virginia City, on the harbor of Norfolk, in Virginia or any other point on the Atlantic Coast and Washington City under the title of the Southern Trans-Continental Railroad.
Cita Chicago (17th ed.)Memorial of the Memphis, El Paso and Pacific Railroad Company, of Texas, Praying for a Grant of Public Lands, and a Loan of United States Bonds, to Aid in Constructing a Continuous Line of Railroad and Telegraph from Jefferson, in Texas, to San Diego, in California, by the Way of El Paso: With Authority to Make Such Railroad Connections as to Reach San Francisco, Guaymas, Memphis, and Virginia City, on the Harbor of Norfolk, in Virginia or Any Other Point on the Atlantic Coast and Washington City Under the Title of the Southern Trans-Continental Railroad. 1868.
Cita MLA (9th ed.)Memorial of the Memphis, El Paso and Pacific Railroad Company, of Texas, Praying for a Grant of Public Lands, and a Loan of United States Bonds, to Aid in Constructing a Continuous Line of Railroad and Telegraph from Jefferson, in Texas, to San Diego, in California, by the Way of El Paso: With Authority to Make Such Railroad Connections as to Reach San Francisco, Guaymas, Memphis, and Virginia City, on the Harbor of Norfolk, in Virginia or Any Other Point on the Atlantic Coast and Washington City Under the Title of the Southern Trans-Continental Railroad. 1868.