New York § 138 - 138Bridge between Saratoga county and Warren county to be designated as the "Irving H

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§ 138. 138Bridge between Saratoga county and Warren county to be designated as the "Irving H

§ 138. Bridge between Saratoga county and Warren county to be designated as the "Irving H. Densmore Memorial Bridge". The bridge across the Hudson river between the village of Corinth, town of Corinth in Saratoga county and the town of Lake Luzerne in Warren county which carries Saratoga county road 9 and Warren county road 16 shall be designated and known as the "Irving H. Densmore Memorial Bridge".

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