 ... close to one another to permit the entire intervening distance to be patrolled, a half-way point is established, at which point each patrol-man must deposit a brass check bearing the name of his station and his number in the crew. This is taken up...  Annual Report of the United States Coast Guard - Page 70by United States. Coast Guard - 1916Full view - About this book
 | Sumner Increase Kimball - 1894 - 50 pages
...his journal. At isolated stations each patrolman is required to carry a clock within which is fixed a dial that can be marked only by means of a key which also registers t he time of marking. This key is secured to a post at the end of his beat, and he is... | |
 | United States. Coast Guard - 1927 - 46 pages
...station and his number in the crew. This is taken up on the next visit by the patrolman from the adjacent station, who in turn leaves his check. The first patrolman...exact time of marking. This key is secured in a safe imbedded in a post at the limit of the patrol, and the patrolman must reach that point in order to... | |
 | 1902 - 1110 pages
...and where inlets or other obstructions intervene, a clock is carried by the patrolman within which is a dial that can be marked only by means of a key which registers the time of marking. This key is secured to a post at the end Black Diamond Express. of his teat, and... | |
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