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FEDERAL
VOLUME I

REGISTER
1934

AHTED

NUMBER 1

W ashington, Saturday, March 14, 1936
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
E xecutive O rder ENLARGING CAPE ROMAIN MIGRATORY BIRD REFUGE
SOUTH CAROLINA

S. 2228 E., 19.26 chs. to comer No. 2, a point on the north easterly end of the seashore of Bull Island, facing the Atlantic Ocean; from this corner a U. S. B. S. standard con crete post marked 2 WC COR 2 BULLS ISLAND 1935, set 18 in. in the ground for a witness comer on the west ope of a grassy sand dune about- 2.00 chs. northeast of a dense growth of cedar, myrtle, and palmetto, bears S. 7130 W., 0.50 ch. distant; from which witness corner a U. S. C. &
G. S. concrete monument marked BULL 1934 bears N.
6748 W., 3.18 chs. distant; an 18 in. cedar blazed and scribed BT WC COR 2 bears S. 1300 W., 2.23 chs. distant;
and palmettos were blazed for witness trees;

By virtue of and pursuant to the authority vested in me as President of the United States, and in order to effectuate further the purpose of the Migratory Bird Conservation Act 45 Stat. 1222, it is ordered that the following-described Thence, with mean high water along the east shore of area, acquired by the United States, in Charleston County, South Carolina, with all buildings thereon, be, and it is Bull Island, with the meanders thereof, between the beach hereby, reserved and set apart for the use of the Department and a thick growth of pine, cedar, and palmetto, S. 2254 E., 8.82 chs.;
of Agriculture, subject to valid existing rights, as an addition S. 107 E., 9.15 chs.;
to the Cape Romain Migratory Bird Refuge, established under S. 1531 W., 19.17 chs.;
the said Migratory Bird Conservation Act:
S. 1450 W., 17.21 chs.;
S. 1607 W., 4.02 chs.;
Being all of what is known as Bull Island, lying on the S. 1925 W., 9.97 chs.;
southwest side of Bull Bay, between Price Creek and Bull S. 1911 W., 12.25 chs.;
Creek, and the Atlantic Ocean, and about three miles off the S. 1645 W., 21.66 chs.;
mainland of South Carolina, and about fourteen miles south S. 1331 W., 12.76 chs.;
S. 2531 W., 9.19 chs. to comer No. 3, a point at mean high west of McClellanville, South Carolina. The following survey water at the northeast end of a strip of sand dimes lying was executed under the direction of the Bureau of Biological between the beach and a heavy growth of palmetto, oak, and Survey, Department of Agriculture, in June and July 1935.
cedar, at the edge of beach and sand dunes; from this All bearings in this description were turned from the true corner a U. S. B. S. standard concrete post marked 3 WC
COR 3 BULLS ISLAND 1935, set 18 in. in the ground for meridian as determined by altitude observations on the sun a witness comer in grassy sand dunes and scattered pal during the progress of the survey, and all distances are metto, bears N. 7522 W., 0.79 ch. distant; and palmettos expressed in chains.
were blazed for witness trees;
Beginning at comer No. 1, a point at the edge of the marsh Thence, continuing with the southerly shore of Bull Island, on the north side of Bull Island, on the west side of Jacks Creek which bears S. 4030 E., at the junction of Jacks with the meanders thereof, along mean high water, S. 3815 W., 12.4Q chs.;
Creek with Bull Harbor; from this comer a U. S. B. S.
S. 6052 W., 12.58 chs.;
standard concrete post marked 1 WC COR 1 BULLS
S. 7100 W., 15.63 chs.;
ISLAND 1935, set 18 in. in the ground for a witness comer S. 7432 W., 14.30 chs.;
S. 7350 W., 14.75 chs. to a point at mean high water at the on a small grassy sand ridge, bears S. 1657 E., 8.01 chs.
edge of beach and sand dunes; from this point a U. S. B. S.
distant; from which witness comer a 10 in. white oak blazed standard concrete post marked 3A WC MP 3-5 BULLS
and scribed BT WC COR 1 bears N. 56 W., 0.23 ch. dis ISLAND 1935, set 18 in. in the ground for a witness comer tant; an 8 in. white oak blazed and scribed BT WC COR 1
in grassy sand dunes, bears N. 21 E., 0.77 ch. distant; thence, S. 7522 W., 14.66 chs.;
bears S. 3 E., 0.24 ch. distant;
S. 7512 W., 1&.10 chs.;
Thence from said initial point, with the north side of S. 7352 W., 14.46 chs.;
Bull Island, along the edge of the marsh with the meanders S. 7221 W., 14.12 chs.;
S. 7155 W., 14.35 chs. to a point at mean high water at the thereof, in part with the south shore of Bull Harbor and edge of beach and sand dimes; from this point the northeast in part with Bull Bay, corner of a bathhouse bears N. 7645 W., 4.24 chs. distant;
N. 5128 E 12.27 chs. to a point across Jacks Creek, at its mouth, on the edge of the salt marsh on Bull Bay; thence, 2119 E., 4.43 chs.;
154 E., 8.45 chs.;
8857 E., 18.80 chs.;
7539 E., 15.66 chs.;
8524 E., 15.98 chs. to a point at the edge of salt marsh and grass oh Bull Bay;

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Thence with mean high water along sandy beach and sand dunes, N. 3159 E 17.19 chs;
N. 6532 E 5.81 chs. to the northeasterly point of Bull Island; thence, S. 3727 E., 8.12 chs.;

and a U. S. B. S. standard concrete post marked 4 WC MP
310 BULLS ISLAND 1935, set 18 in. in the ground for a witness comer in grassy sand dunes, bears N. 7645 W., 4.09
chs. distant;

Thence with mean high water along the edge of beach and sand dunes, S.
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69 57 W., 15.15 chs.;
6927 W., 17.28 chs.;
6800 W., 15.23 chs.;
6609 W 15.47 chs.;
65 16 W., 15.95 chs. to a point at mean high water at the edge of beach and sand dunes; from this point a U. S. B. S.
standard concrete post marked 4A WC MP 3-15 BULLS
ISLAND 1935, set 18 in. in the ground for a witness corner
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