Sol Finding #1078 — 1825 St. Regis Hogan $305 Annuity Law (ch. 253)

GPT-6 Sol identified the legislative response to the Dec 14 1824 St. Regis quitclaim’s six-month $305 annuity condition: a 1943 federal opinion (*United States v. Franklin County*, 50 F. Supp. 152, 154) states New York “passed an Act on April 20, 1825, Laws 1825, c. 253.” Court narrative: Hogan/assigns may convey 1817 lease interests (100+44=144 acres, confirmed 1819 Laws ch. 185); upon treasury deposit sufficient to produce the annual amount, letters patent issue and the state pays the St. Regis annuity like its others. Sept 13 1825 assignment; Sept 14 1825 patents; opinion says the annuity “has been paid.” Limits: 1943 recital ≠ original statute, deposit entry, or voucher series; distinct from mill-square/thousand-acre/840-acre/1845 meadows. Repo: 1825-st-regis-hogan-annuity-law-chapter-253. Archive: sol-archive-mysteries-dd61dc.gitlab.io. Standing 379 held.