§ 43-19-1 Erection of permanent landmarks by organized township–Monuments of durable material–Size and characteristics–Placement under contract
§ 43-19-2 Unidentified section corners upon public highways–Location by township board ofsupervisors
§ 43-19-3 Bond of surveyor contracting to erect permanent landmarks for organized township
§ 43-19-4 Manner of setting permanent landmarks–Reestablishment of section corners–Certificateof survey
§ 43-19-5 Minutes of survey–Bearings and distances between monuments–Recording
§ 43-19-6 Tax levy for erection of permanent landmarks by organized township
§ 43-19-7 Petition in unorganized township to establish permanent landmarks–Filed with countycommissioners–Consent to tax levy for payment of costs of survey–Notice and hearing
§ 43-19-8 Hearing on petition in unorganized township to establish permanent landmarks–Order ofboard of county commissioners
§ 43-19-9 Appeal from order granting petition to establish permanent landmarks–Stay ofproceedings
§ 43-19-10 Monuments for landmarks in unorganized township–Procurement by board of countycommissioners–Contract for survey and erection
§ 43-19-11 Bond of surveyor contracting to erect landmarks in unorganized township
§ 43-19-12 Survey for erection of landmarks in unorganized township–Certificate–Recording
§ 43-19-13 Levy of taxes for erection of landmarks in unorganized township
§ 43-19-14 Tax levy for erection of landmarks in unorganized territory where petition was granted byboard of county commissioners after time of making annual tax levy
§ 43-19-15 Landmarks set at originally established section corners–Presumption
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