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| | Handbook of Texas Online: INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY AND WATER COMMISSION |
 | | This commission reported, informally, the completion of the entire survey on December 18, 1855 (having spent nearly $100,000 less than its appropriation), and Emory submitted a four-part, two-volume report, later published by Congress, which included elaborate illustrations and descriptions of climate, flora, fauna, topography, and anthropology made by scientists who accompanied the commission. |
 | | In time many of the markers placed by the Emory commission became obliterated, and in order to reestablish the line and settle some disputed territory, a third boundary commission was established through a series of treaties in 1882, 1885, 1889, and 1894. |
 | | A commission, headed by J. Barlow for the United States and Jacobo Blanco for Mexico, was appointed and submitted a report on the relocation of markers in 1896. |
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