Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912
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Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912
Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912
Rubber -- Exhibitions; Rubber industry and trade -- Brazil
The superintendence of these stations will be maintained by the Federal
Government, but the hospitals will be entrusted to professionals of
recognized ability, under a subvention or other favors, which the
Government considers reasonable and rules will be enforced which will
secure their proper regulation.
[Illustration: “SERINGUEIRA” HEVEA BRASILIENSIS. MULL, ARG. (11).]
Art. 6.—For the purpose of facilitating transportation and reducing its
cost in the valley of the Amazon, the Government will cause to be made,
as soon as possible, the following improvements:
1. The construction by the Government of narrow gauge railroads along the
Rivers Xingú, Tapajos and others in Pará, Matto Grosso, and of the Rio
Negro and Rio Branco and others in Amazonas, through the valleys through
which they flow, in accordance with the authorization of Congress, Law
No. 1,126, December 13, 1903, at the price fixed per kilometer, according
to the difficulties of the region, at the discretion of the Government.
In case the State of Pará and Amazonas should contract for the
construction of some of these railroads, the Federal Government for the
more rapid completion of the work will concede an increase of 15 contos
per kilometer.
2. The construction of a railroad, which, parting at a convenient point
of the Madeira-Mamoré Railroad, near the mouth of the River Abunã, passes
by the village Rio Branco, and at a point between Senna Madureira and
Caty, and terminates in the village Thaumaturgo, with a branch to the
frontier of Perú, by the valley of the Purús River.
The construction of this road shall be in accordance with the provisions
of Law No. 1,126, of December 13, 1903. As soon as the first section
of the trunk line is inaugurated to the village of Rio Branco, the
Government will install a custom house at Porto Velho on the Madeira
River and announce this port open to commerce with friendly nations.
3. Construction of a railroad starting at the port of Belém of Pará and
joining the net work of railroads of Central Brazil at Pirapóra, in the
State of Minas Geraes, and of Northern Brazil at Coroatá, in the State
of Maranhão, with the necessary branch lines to join the initial points
or terminals of navigation on the Rivers Araguaya, Tocantins, Parahyba
and S. Francisco. The railroad shall be built according to the provisions
of Law No. 1,126, December 13, 1903, and shall be leased by public
competition.
4. The execution of the works necessary for the effective navigation, at
any season of the year, of steamers drawing three feet of water; on the
Rio Negro, between Santa Isabel and Cucuhy; on the Rio Branco, from its
mouth to Fort S. Joaquim; on the River Purús, from Hyutanahan to Senna
Madureira; on the River Acre from its mouth to Riosinho das Pedras.
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